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gods giving & grand Com ert in this city on » at the 10th ot Ay rl abou!

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—_ 7 - ~~. > fen 2 oe on re and Other lems, AS UIR

a . ms bad ° ”

vel poral a RLERAAP ALG EWS o ees iF ’ 8 . hes tN . by g ' . No | [Spree DESPaTe . a ' | CTA! ESPATCHES TO Ther EXAMINER, ] ysavet eo DOMINION PAMLIAMENT. : at ap ~ > NTI : as Rureau of St: i hey | au of Statistics, vl * ie, ‘ ' ; beth } . : Orrawa, March 29, . ers ¢ . sir eonarg Tilley ae . » | ey tus met : ir Meonat 1 Tilley vyesterdsy intimated - iged the ~ ° . his intention « r estat lishing a bureau of F Statistics f ihe ; — :

. ls at Bern &). ) for the purpose of furnishing mm ' FLowss aun [mar29tt reguiar information = re garding trade and Msn, Get ® i‘ commerce before the next session of parlia- Ra, super t oo \. prayer meeting eae.

: Ree ‘ ‘ arlou S lock ie a1, evening 1 t Saal Dai . fais ¢° o A Sill Rejected, eons | sud colored Kid Gloves | i >: : : gork-B have * ; i x) 4 | Mi ( harlt ms B if, Whieh enacts that fot : 1 : ~ tNS Mar aw « . : ’ } sat recetFe° ae) eo contractors WHO sub he to «lection funds } hall . uni he ° BUA rt . } 2 ‘ . ang Ljeuten ant trov r gives a dinner | ; 7” P metenen by vs i ee g - rd ‘'y ty Tee 8 members of the L cal Government | T&J°¢ted tn the House of Commons, It was tm, ty the mem! opposed by the ministry. ipig eveciDE: — | < ba * i ' 7s » & i . a Kid Gloves just re eived at PERKINS 1 Seduction Act, ae , 29 2 p : he (mar 29 2 Phe bill regarding offenses against fe- | i ad ; taales has been am i 1 Th | ! uate ieiciia me kil as been amendec Phe amendment pat ' Ni thern i Te actin te Mikael tall reqtires that corroborative evidence for | — hn Aa TUM ‘) vu 7° . . e ti: ab noon. ) conviction shall be based on that of the og morning. “ | evidence given by the female. | gerte 7 | + | hi : D large importation of | CO a ae ae iy Recktve! A u ’ i > ut “7 sad other Dyes, at Watson's Drug | Fhe Dead Gillie. Yip Seariet {mar29 21 | — gure. ne _ re ae id Lonpon, March 29. | . od assiste Vv 113 11S, | ‘ . . onne . prov. Freeze \ pul John Brown the Queen favorite gillie is | | | |

{wo HCNDRED boxes choice Digbys

Ger? >. pos & Ge r

farewe!! dinner to Messrs Coles, Me-

Posald, Hobkirk aba Beer, takes piace at) to suppress a riot which took place among evening, at nine o'clock | the miners. |

prime | {marldcf

the Bankin House this aap. - Oye HUNDRED Barrels Apples, gier, at Beer & Gorr s.

in

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veces. Grorck Lepace and Harry have returned from Montreal where MeGill Colleg °

hey Dave been attending a They are both 10 Ks g We de bard work o! thet

rin, >

(aboage Seed, in large quantites at COLWILL's

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pus, Beans, Beet, Carrott, Parsnip, and |

at | [mar29tf |

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weil, notwithstanding |

i , | clearing, slightly colder wiathea.

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THE DAT

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Lingan Riots.

Linean, C. B., March 29, ihe military were yesterday called ont |

t More trouble is anticipated. | Nae —

Weather Bulletin.

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Probabilities for the next 24 hours tor the | Maritime Provinces.

Toronto, March 29--10 a. m.

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Fresh north west to west winds, geadually

= = JUST RECEIVED via ‘* Northern Light,” 4 | |

{mar 29 6 w wy 61 /| Carriage Springs, Nos. 3 and 4, single ply.

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hw Me. Jawes H. Reppin lectures before the |

1 }

(ublic Literary Union to morrow evening, |

@ ‘Great Story fellera.” Itis said that the

editors will suffer.

Ihe does not some (yrit

- 7 Byrasonpivary.—Mr. James Allin Me- . Pee Johnston's River Point, has

sow which, on Friday last, the 23rd imst., birth toa fine heifer calf. On the fol- ing Wednesday, the 25th inst., she gave jth to another still finer heifer calf. both gelarge, strong, and lively, and likely to do gi, Mr. McVoneld is in luck’s way this

year! ie ad

im Acuorce selection of Clover and Timothy 6B Seed at CotwIit s [mar 296w wy 6:

ERE S

Suvgr Weopisc.—luesday evening last being the twenty-fifth anniversary of the "7 Piling of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Churchill, \ wural of their intimate friends took the qportusity of showing their regard for the happy coup'e by presenting them with several tepat pieces of plate. The presentation was tcomple and most agreeable surprise to Mr. Me ei Mrs Charchill. \e heartily congratulate M tem, and feel sure that the gifts could have WVorthier recipients than they. clini Losers Never so Scarce axp Dear.— “Tuever knew lobsters to be so scarce and so dw, sid Mr Eugene G, Blackford ia Fal- fe Market. “The best bring 25 cents a my paod by the barrel.” “Is Wiggins respon- i Mile for that *” asked the reporter. ‘*Only s . I telegraphed to Boston, whence my / y usually comes, to ask whether any Wee to be had, and the despatch returned wv, “Wiggins and the ice too much for us.” The fact is, however, that lobsters are grow- Mg sarcer every year, and this is the time of year when they are most scarce. Jobster grounds are becoming less propuctive, lobsters are fished out faster than hey wre hatched.” —V, ¥. Sun.

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Usprrssep Kid Gloves just received at Kins & STERNS. [mar 29 21

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Tat Mevro Law Cuatr.—The following methe gentlemen who will compose the Law faalty in Dalhonsie College, with the sub- mips which they will respectively lecture:

iC. Weldon, M. A., (“t. Allison,) MD. (Yale)— International and Constitu- wv.

Hoa. 8. G. Rigby, Judge of the Supreme

Torts and Crimes.

Hon. J. 8. D. Thompson, Judge of the Su- oad Court—Statute Law, Evidence and

ure.

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Jam: s Thompson, Q. C.—Real Property and Vancing. Wallies Graham, A. M.,—(Acadia) Q. C.— tile Law.

obert Sedgewick, B. A., (Dal.,) Q. C.— ¥ Jurispradence. “Djamin Russell, M. Prigetples of Contsacts. heh Proposed that the course of study ex- he over three years, and that degrees io law anted by the University authorities. Fatticulars of the course will be publish- lithe caiedndar to be issued in May. no i Rick Alarms and Timepieces, neat and »€ad very handy for carrying from room dpm: Just received and will be sold cheap W. Taxtor’s [mar29 2weod

A., (Mt. Allison)—

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AAaE Methodist Tea and Bazaar, held in ae lastevening, was a grand success.

4s who had the affsir in hand worked ically, The tea tables were well ar- ~¥ed, bountifully supplied with the choicest

and attentively waited on. The The ea realized was four hundred dollars, the, lng ladies had charge of the

Mn pettle No l—Mrs. W. A. Weeks oni No ° Moerta.

Un W. Miller Weeks, Mrs. R, Weeks and na Dr. Johnson and Mrs, E. W.

eee ee ee ee Sh oe ee ee rey Sere ae

Mant Me Lowden and Mrs, S. W. Me-

5—Mrs. Nicholson. : Xo, 7. ogee and Mrs, Strong. oe wee. W.H. Findley.

oe Burwash and Mra, H. Beer. Merv rs. He. Weeks and Mrs. John Ke a Br fdzes and Mra. C. Lewis. Moore rs. G. Haszard and Mrs, F. W.

» Mrs. Coffin, Mra. B.

Stam MMB

' | ' jgtarer need not go abroad for illustrations. |

| the Island.

stock. —W. E. Dawson & [mar29 3i

All other sizes in Co, -_.

Lecture at North Lake.

J. H. Fiercner, Esq, recently paid a visit to his numerous friends in this part of On Tuesday evening, March 22nd, inst., he delivered his very popular lecture—‘‘ Ten thousand feet abeuc the Sea,’ in Bethel Church, to a large and in- telligent audience. Mr. Alex. Scctt being appointed chairman, introduced the lecturer with a few appropriate remarks. The lecture, although occupying nearly two hours ia delivery, was listened to through- out with rapt attention—a fact which goes to show that Mr. Fletcher is able to give a real goed lecture, and that the people of North Lake and vicinity know how to ap- preciate one. Atthe conclusion, a unani- mous vote of thanks was #endered to the lecturer. He -replied by thanking the audience for the good order maintained, and the attention paid to the lecture. After singing an appropriate hymn the meeting dispersed.

North Lake, March 26, 18853.

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A LARGE quantity of seed wheat daily ex-

pected, direct from Canada.—W. P. CoLwiLt. {mar 29 6w wy 61

Religious Fanatics.

There are in New Mexico about 2,000 persons belonging to the ‘*Hermano’s Peni- tents,” a fanatical religious sect who believe in periodical atonement of sin by inflicting on their bodies agonizing tortures. They were originally Roman Catholics, but Arch- bishop Laney banished them from the com- munity. Great care is taken to prevent discovery of their identity, all being mask- ed while conducting annual penance and devotees often travel hundreds of miles to undergo prescribed tortures. Los Griegos, a small Mexican village near Alburque, contains the great body of penitencer. Oa the 23rd inst. their ceremonies were inagurated by an inductory procession con- taining about 20 men and women. The process of purification by torture began at 10 o'clock. Five men, naked to the waists, barefooted and wearing black robes and hoods that completely concealed their iden- tity were seen to issue above the lodge house of the sect led by the master of cere- monies who carried a genuine cat-of-tails. Two bigh wooden crosses, weighing 250 pounds each, were placed on the shoulders of two of the self-tortarers. The sharp edged cut into the naked flesh causing blocd to spurt out and drop to the ground. One penitent produced a sharp goad which he thrust into the flush of his fellow sufferers from time to time while the procession moved up the street singing a wild chant in Spanish. The crosses were transferred to the shoulders of others, the attendants | meanwhile applying their raw hide whips mercilessly, each blow taking off ‘skin and bits of flesh. During the march not a groan was heard nor was a word spoken but just before reaching the goal an ordeal was en- couatered which tried the nerves of the boldest. For some distance before the doors cactus plants had been thickly strewn upon the ground and only broken whips and poles and blood bear witness to what tran- pired within. Issuing from the House the procession re formed and returned to their house of worship, and so the horrifying sp2ctacle continued, one band of penitents succeeding another until night, when a grand procession and chant wound up the exercises for the day.

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Exectricity aod Magnetism when properly passed into the blood, brain, and nerves pro- duces most wonderful effects. We are told that these elements sre perfectly blended in the medicine known as Mack’s Magnetic Medicine, advertised in another column, and the good which has resnited from its use can- not be computed in dollars and cents Sold

oa saries Hall Co. rE ' APiarch 22 20 eod wkly

o~-_-

Special Notices. To Ler.

The premises at present occupied by thie

as a Drag Store, situated on corner and Richmond Stre: ts. given on or about the tirst of May P. G. Fraser, z

(iuee j | (Jueen Possession faa 126 51 ‘ tinea a KENT MILLS ~The best family flour, at Cheapside.—HrNry BEER, {mar 12 101 NS » +o . A OME LINES ol very cheap dress stuffs at L. » PROoWsk’s, [mar 5 GoLp and silver plating of every description done at Browny’s Shopon ecrner of Prince aud Grafton Streets. [feb 22 3m, wky

: aes stock of Fur Caps, at cost, at D ° ruce 8

[dec LESDID lot of Rockingham teapots to be very cheap at wholesale or retail at | CoLWILt’s [feb 21 3aw wy |

For Sale or to Let. |

A COMFORTABLE HOUSE, with Stable} LA 4nd one acre of Land, situate near the! Mount Edward Road, at present occupied by | Mrs. Hailey, Apply to “Al

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SP ld

WILLIAM DODD. | Ch’town, March 29.

Tea, Flour, Violasses, SOLE LEATHER, &c. |

ry. O be sold by Public Auction, on THURS- DAY NEXT, 5th April, at 11 o'clock at the Subscriber’s Room,— 25 halt-chests TEA, 10 bbis.. SUGAR, 40 bbls, FLOUR, 2 puns. MOLASSES, 20 dez PAILS, | 4) tins GROUND COFFEE, 5) sides SOLE LEATHER, 7 tins GROUND + LOVES. 6 « “ CINNAMON, 1 bbl, extract CINNAMON, 6 tins ALLSPICE, 5 boxes BAKING POWDERS, 7 tins CAYENNE PEPPER, 3 boxes o LU K, | case (4 doz) PEPPER SAUCE, 1 bb), EPSOM SAL'S, 1 “* CUDBEKAR, 1 “© ARROWROQT, 6 BUTTER SALT. WILLIAM DODD, Auctioneer. |

Ch’towr, March 29, 1883.

CARD OF THANKS,

\ R. EARLE begs to return his sincere I thanks to the ladies and gentlemen who so kindly assisted him at his concert on Tuesday evening last. He would especially acknowledge his deep obligation to Mr. Croskill, whose excellent performance on the violin tended materially to enhance the pleasure of the evening.

Apples, Apples.

3 BARRELS choice APPLES just re- ceived at

A. MeNBILL’S AUCTION ROOM, March 28.

WANTS, LOST, FOUND, dc. OST—In Market Hall, last night,a GOLD WRIST STUD. The finder wi'l be re- warded by leaving the same at this office, jmar 9 li pd

OR SALE.—A splendid Driving Horse. Apply at this Office. [m28 Zin,

VV ANTED—A GIRL for general house- work, Apply at THE EXAMINER OFFICE. [mar28

~* ALESMAN—An experienced Dry Goods Salesman wanted. Address, P. 0. Box 26, Charlottetown. {[mar28 21

ILLINER WANTED, having consider- N able experience, Address, P, O. Box 26, Charlottetown. [mar28 21

A pply to |

, [de2lwy tf | . { PRAKLINE for saleat Beer & GOFF’s. il i L

~ SS ne a ~

EXAMINER, MARCEL

ee at ee

22. 1883.

ee

Tea, Flour, Sole Leather, Household Furniture.' “Great Story Tellers,”

FOR SALE.

sO 7 | &

be seld by Auction, on FRIDAY NXT, 20th instant, at two o'clock, at

| the Subseriber’s Room, a quantity of Honse- |

LECTURE will be delivered by MR. J. 4 H: REDDIN, before the Catholic Liter- ary Union, ia

1(@ chests and ha'f-ches's prime Congou TEA, | hold Furniture, the property of a person |

580 bhis. Superior Extra FLOUR, 150 sides SULE LEATHER.

CHEAP FOR CASH,

J. & T. MORRIS.

Ch’tewn, March 28,—3i “nT! Fine Woel Cashmeres. Fine Wool Cashmeres, Fire Weel Cashmeres, CRA PEHS —AND — General Mourni eneral Mourning Goods, ic AP

W. A. WEEKS & 60’S.,

QUEEN STRERT.

COTTON GOODS, CHEAP. Every Class Weil Represented,

GREY COTTONS, WHITE COTTONS, PRINTS, SHEETINGS, PILLOW COTTONS, SHIRTINGS,

W. A. WEEKS & 60.,

QUEEN STREET.

Prince Hdward island

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TIME TABLE NO. 19. WEATER ARRANGEMENT. To take effect on the 29th Nov., 1882,

TRAINS OUTWARD. (READ DowN.)

ES

' '

Y ANTED—An experienced Cook. Apply W immediately at Examiner Orvricx. jmar27

NOR SALE--A suit of COTTON DUCK SAILS—17 feet hoist, 20 feet boom— suitable for fishing boat. Apply to W1iLLIAM

Di.iox, Sailmaker, Peake’s WV harf. No. 1. {mar22 wkly

°O LET — Dwelling House, Outbuildings _ and Garden, Grétion Street (west), A suitable tenant will find it to his advantage to make an early application to Jno. Wm. Morrison, jmar22 tf

\ ANTED—A COOK. Good references ‘Y required, Apply at Examiner Orvice.

{mar2l

fo SALE—A good MILCH COW (lately calved), to be sold with or without calt. {mai2l

Apply at this office.

m0 LLT—A two-story House,on Weymouth Street, at present occupied by Kev. Mr.

Osborne’s Family. Apply to H. P. Wexss. {mar 20 2aw

CS FOR SALE—Nut and Slack — cheap for cash. Apply at Lord’s Wharf Weighing Scales. —Josery Evens.

[marl6 3w eod

ANTED to Rent or Purchase a small house and garden, Apply at this

office, {mar 6

7 LET—A two-story House, nearly new, at present occupied by Mr. W. B. Mor- rison, situated on Pleasant Street, near the residence of L. C. Owen. Esq. Possession luth instant. Apply to William Dodd.

{mar5

ryy O LET—The Brick House con Pownal |

Street, at preseat occupied by James Di Irving, Erquire. Possession, April ist Apply to Thomas W. Dodd, [janS 2aw

rg°O LET—Ist of Apml, a COTTAGE on the corner of Euston and Cumberland

We are selling off our large stock Crockery at redaced prices,

our new evpply in the Spring. — W.

Mrs, B. Rogers, Mrs. | mbleg sremner and | t 7 ere Mien Burwash, Miss Ellis, | : ber. Miss E. Bowwall, Wiss Gidley | away. Balderston. Strects.

CoLwILt. [fe 21 8aw wy <-> —-- Ir + 2 yy ve t Sgwixe Macuine tbat Brown canno da work, you may jast as well throw it Shop of corner vf Prince end Grafton [feb 22 3, why

to make room for | Esq. ”. | residence of T.

of | Street, now in posses«:.u of R. W, Tremaine,

Apply t» M.s. J. D. Haszard, at the J. Harris, Esq. [mar3 | if YO L¥T—I[mmediate possession given of | & doable residence, situate on Upper) ‘Hillsborough Street, Rent low to a good ‘tenet. Apply gt the Mervnapts Bank of P,

b i, ty My, BB. Moore. " fool?

.

STATIONS. MIXED, MIXED. MIXED. Ch’town ..|Dp §.l5am}Dp 3.30pm) Dp 3.00pm Royalty Jc ** 8.38 ** | ‘f 353 *

N Wiltsh’e' ** 9.29 ** ‘* 4.45 **

Hunter R’r} ** 9.45 **, ** 5.00 ‘*

Bradalba’e | ‘110.23 ** | ** 5 38 ‘*

Co’ty Line.| ‘*10.32 ** | ‘* 5.48 **

Freetown ‘10.47 ‘*| ‘* 6.03 **

Kensingt’n ‘11.10 ‘ * 6.28: **

: > |Apl1.45 ** <i

Summ’ side Dp 1.15pm Ae 7.60 ** | Miscouche | ** },37 *

Weliingt’n| *‘ 9.05 ‘*1

Port fall; .. ?* 2.4%.*41

O’Leary...! ** 4.05 *

Bloomtield | «+ 4.30 ‘

Alberten,.| ** 5.10 *

Tignith...'Ar 6.05 “

Royalty Je} Dp 3.23pm ees | oe Bedford. . . | ' 4.0 % Mt. Stew’t, *ia Cardigan ... 1-G.68 :** yeorget n.. Ar 6.30 ‘ Mt. stew't! Dp 4.45pm Morell.... “— St. Peter's. | i sear River; | 6--6.46 ** Souris ....} Ar7.30 *

TRAINS INWARD.

(READ UP.) STATIONS, | MIXED. MIXED, MIXED, Sh’town ..| Ar 4.15pm)jAril.liam Arll.30am Royalty Je) Dp 3.53 ** | Dp 10.52** N Wiltsh’e! ** 3.01 ‘*) *‘10.01 ** Hanter Rr) ** 245 “*} °° 9.45 * Bradalba’e | ‘* 2.09 ‘* | ‘* 9.08 ‘| Co’ty Line. ** 1.59 “1 ** 8.58 «| Freetown..| ** 1.43 ** | ** 8.43 *¢ Kensingt n} ‘* '.20 ** | ‘* 8.20 ** s raid “12.45 “| oe w gs a. site ON | Miscouche Dp 10 58‘ Wellingt’n, «10.31 ‘ | Port Hill..| ‘* 9.48 ** ; O'Leary...| ‘* &.30 °* Bloomfield | ** 8.05 * Alberton ..' ‘* 7.27 ‘‘ j Tignish...| ‘* 6.30 * | Royalty Jc Dp1l.07am Wark?.<'.. 10.50 * Bedford. . . | “e.8 * Mt. Stew’t 1 ** 9.55 * Cardigan .. “2° Georget’n . “665 “ Mt. Stew’t |\Dp 9.55am Morell.... * 006 * St. Peter’s | “ia Bear River “* 7fn. 52 Souris .... | 7.00 « i. B. ARCHIBALDB, Snperintendent.

Railway Office, Charlottetown, Nov. 25, 1882, dy ex dy pat pres her sum jr 6i

FOR SALE OR 10 LEY,

FFXHE House and Premises on Upper Great George Street, adjoining Mr. James Beales’, and well known as Terpsichore Hall Also for Sale, a saperior Mason & Hamlin Organ—9 stops ; cost $225 Will be sold at a bargain.

Apply on the premises. bk, BURRIS. March.14+—2aw w&sti wli

| leaving the Island, eonsisting of, —

| 1 Walnut and Hair Cloth Parlor Suit (quite | new), | do Jo, 2 Bedroom Suits (Ash

anit Walnui), 5 Centre Tables, 2 Feather |

Beds, 3 Tapestry Carpets and Rugs, Oi! Cloth, Door Mats, Iron Bedst ads, Chests

Drawers, Pook Cas b, Toilet Sets, Mirrors |

lot Kitchen Furniture and Kitchen

|

Window Blinds and Rollers, Coal Scut- |

| Utensils, etc,, eic,

|

'

WILLIAM DODD,

| Ch town, Mar. 26, ’S3. Auctioneer,

“SCHOO

| \ ISS MUNRO | 1 Cookery about the 2nd week of April, in the Upper Hall of the Athenwum, a course

‘OF COMER | |

will open a4 shool for

| of twelve lessons, morning and evening, two

| hours in length.

High Class Course (morning) $3.00; single |

admission, 35 cents | Household Course (evening) $1.00 ; single |

|} admission, 15 cents,

Tickets for sale at Dr. Dodd’s and Apothe-

| caries Hall; where prospectus of both courses

| may be seen,

Tickets transferable in families,

For further particnlars apply to secretary

| of the Committee:.

MARY PALMER,

Weymouth S‘rget.

| Ch’town, March 27 —-2aw

Lobster Factory for Sale

PRACADIE, HARBOR,

| | | ;

rg HE U ndersigned « fers for sale the above | Lobster Factory, with boats, traps and | | plant, complete, and ready for operating on | opening ot the season,

| Also abont filty cords wood at the Factory, } This Factory is capable of packing from | two to three thousand cases, Lobsiers genere| ally large and plentiful, Will be seld at a bargain,

FRED. W. HYNDMAN, Ch'town, March 26.—3i Agent.

THE NORTHERN LIGHT”

TILL make trips between Georgetown / .

and Pictou. until further notice, sub- | ject to the action of the ice and winds,

ARTEMAS LORD, Agent Marine and Fisheries, | Agency Department Marine and Fisheries, Ch’town, March 26, 1883.—lw

LONDON HOUSE.

OT

ur Buyer Having Gone ' England

TI PURCHASE OUR

SPRING GOODS,

In order to make room for them, } we will sell

CHEAP FOR CASH,

Our surplus of Stock in hand, not wishing tocarry over to another season.

Household Goods OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,

Carpets, Oil Cloths, Damask and Lace Cur- tains, Table Linen, Towels, Towelling, etc., etc. | | Large Stock of Grey and White Cottons, Sheetings and Shirtings, (best makes) from English and leading Vominion Mills.

Black Cashmeres, Cords, Lustres} Crapes, ete,

And, at this Stock-taking time, Remnants in ali Departments, at tempting prices,

| A large and unexceptionable Stock of Cloths. in English and Canadian, with Tailors Trimmings, at the lowest prices.

| |Suits and Single Garments made to order on the premises, in the best style.

A Choice Assortment

ni:

GROCERIES.

| Teas, in five, ten and fifteen pound packages, giviag general satistacsion to customers. _

GEO. DAVIES & 60.

Charlottetown, Feb. 20, 1883.

DRAFT STALLION.

OR SALE the horse “General Napier,’ tormerly owned by John Acorn. Apply

of

0 JOHN N. ROBERTSO®. Pownal, Feb. 23, ’83 —wkly

| CUBS RIBE for the WEEKLY EXAMI NER, the Cheapest aid Best Weekly Newspaper published onP, EL, Islan. :

tles, Flock and Straw Matrasses. Stove S, |

| ST. PATRICK'S HALL, |

—_—ON —

‘Friday Evening, d0th insiant.

Subject—“ Great Story Tellers.”

Proceeds to be given to St. Vincent de Paul Society, for relief of the poo | Admission, 10 cents; Reserved Seats, 15 lcents. Tickets for sale at fraser & Reddin's | Drug Store, and at the door,

Doors open at 7,30 p.m.; Lecture to com- mence al 8 p,m,

JOHN A McINNIS,

March 26—2?i Secretary.

FREEHOLD F RMS

FOR SALE.

I HAVE received instructions to sell several valuable FARMS, situated in dif. ferent sections of the country containing

‘From 100 to 300 Acres each,

For particulars apply at

My Auction Room, Queen St.

Application my mail will receive prompt attention. A. McNEILL, Ch town, Feb. 13, i1883.—tf Auctioneer,

SEED WHEAT. POR SALE,

W HITE RUSSIAN. Makes white strong flour. Yields the best, Well suited

| tothe Island soil and climate

JOHN NEWSON. Ch’town, March 2, '83.—2w

WHITE OATS an fFsHE Highest Cash Price will be paid for well-cleaned Heavy While Oats,

HORACE EASZARD, Lower Queen Street,

Ch’town, Mar. 1, °83.—Im eod

REGULAR TRADERS,

—_—TO—

Charlottetown, P. E. Island, DIRECT.

SPRING TRIPS, 1883.

THE CLIPPER BRIG

“ALPHETA,”

299 tons Register, and classed 9 years, A at Lios ds, now on the berth for cargo, will sail- from

Liverpoo! for Charlottetown, on or about thé 25th March,

FOLLOWED BY THE

Splendid Clipper Barkentine

“ETHEL BLANCHE,”

428 tons Register, coppered, and classed 10 years Al at Lloyds,

John Graham, Commander, WILL SAIL FROM

Liverpool for Charlottetown, on or about the ist April,

—ALSO —

THE FAST SAILING BAS KENTINE

“ BREMA,”

k. Rendie, Commander, WILL SAIL FROM

Loudon for Charlottetown, on or about the 1st April.

Freight Carried at Through Rates to Pictou.Georgetown, Summer- side, Souris and Shediac,

—_——

Shippers will please forward their orders in time, so as not to detain the vessels,

For freight or passage apply, in | oudon, to John Pitcairn & sons, 16 Great Winchest«r Sireet, E. C; in Liverpool, to Pitcann Brothers, 51 South John Street; or here to

the owners, ~ PEAKE Ba0’s. & C2.

Charlottetown, Feb. 2, 1883.-

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