Five DoLLars A YRAR. NEW SERLES.
UAILY
IS ISSUED EVERY EVENING,
THE
Gy rue Examiner PusLisHiIne
EXAMINER
COMPANY,
rRoM THerm Orrice, ConnER OF WATER
AND GREAT GeoRGE STREBTS,
Charlottetown, P. E, Island. RAPES OF SUBSCRIPTION : Six Months, ° . $2 50 rhree Months, . - ] 20 One Mouth, 0 50
Contracts.may be made for mont
rar Advortising at most m — a
ah the month of
‘“‘ This is true Liberty, when Free-born Men having
CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE
QUEEN |
‘May W. & A. BROWN
EDWARD
RITISH «WAREHOUSE,
SQUARE,
& CO. opened about
Hats Gays, Glothing, &6, |
yuarterly, half yearly or yearly advertise- \ j ~, ments, on application. 148 CASES DRY GOODS, ALMANAC FOR AUGUST, 1882. from which they are still supplying largely to the WAHOLE-, MOON'S CHANGES. | SALE and RETAIL TRADE at very close prices Third Quarter 6th day, 2h. Om., a. m.,,8. E,
New Moon 13th day, 4h. 58m, p. m. First Quarter, 2ist day, 8h. 42m. p m., Fall Moon, 23th day, 5h. Sm.
a m., i Sun 'Sun | Moon/| High uPa® Or week) ee ee oon es
A m ob m | aft’n| morn, 1 Tuesday 64717 aS 14/11 52! | N STOCK AT VERY LOW PRICES 2) Wednesday 49 8 44'aft 32| 3: Thuraday 50 2 9 14) 1 13 16075 2 ie - : 4, Priday bl 21| 9 47| 1 58) G RA IN BAG = Dailv ih xpected:, 5 Saturday | 52) 19,10 24 2 45 Charlottetown, July 26, 1882. 6 Sunday a) 18it1 6) 3 1 l4 29) 7|Munday | 55 16 il 4] 5 1 | - 8! T uesday | 56 | name 6 37 | Wednesda 57 i3 0 49; 7 49! 19/Thureday” | 88, 13) 147) 8 42 Beautiful Summer Resort. il Friday | 59, 2 48) 9 25 25} 12' Saturday §l 9 ; 49°10 o SL imeinicnnens ete 13, Sunday *| 7} 4 5210 37,14 07 , 14 Monday . . a : 53) 11 3 15| Tuesday t 4| 6 54)11 39) 16, Wednesday | 6| af 7 ] 56 morn | 17\Thursday | 7} 1; 8&4 0 9) 18! Friday 86 59 9 B4 0 ” 19) Saturda r OF S71i@ G5) 1 § 20' Sunday 11 50/11 56 1 51 13 47) (UNDER VICE-REGA & PATRONAGE), 21, Monday } 12 54 aft 56) 2 35) ; 22) Tuesla 13) $2] t 55) 3° 3D lvensy | Hw 2 yen) jewUstico Beach, - - PP, island. 24 Thursday 15, 48! 3 40] 6 11 25|Friday 17} 46, 4 24) 7 30) cman a edie ties 26! Saturday 8; 45,5 4) 8 34, 27| Sunday 19) 43) 5 39/1 9 25 | 12 26) rg XHIS beautifully-situated and well-known establisi ment will be opened trom July ist 28 Monday 21 4) 6 1110 i) till September 10th, for the accommodation of Guests and Visitors. 29| Tuesday | 35 40; 6 41 10 53| RA 1ES— $1.75 per day ; $10 per week ; $3 2 per month: 30/ Wedneeday 23| 37) 7 13/11 33) TO KEACH THE HOTEL—Coaci: wi! leave Charlottetown every Wednesday and 31| Thursday 5 245 241 7 46 aft 131 | Saturday evening, calling fer Guests; returning every Thursday and Mo niay morning, at
Days| rises sets | rises | water | le n’h.
i ‘Every Department of their Establishment. i
BY WEEKLY STEAMERS
i
8 Kept Repleaished |
100 Chests of Superior Congou Ten,
MARI f AUSSELL & CO,
Commission Merchants,
284 STATE STREET
BOSTON, MASS. May 19, 1852—6m
L. ARTHUR & CO. General Commission Merchants
attention of Island produce.
Particular
given to the sale
a f
June 24,12
Runter River fur Charlottetown, 9 4, m., Hunter River to Summerside 7.45, 11.10 a m., Addr ess,
9 o’cloch,a.m. Also, arrange ments bave been made with Mr Bagnall to meet trains from
all points at Hunter River, for passengers to Seasive, sev. D miles, Trains leave Charlottetown for Hanter Kiver at 6. 45, 9.20, 4. m.,
2.11 and 7 p mM.
and 4.20 p, m.
and 5.42 p.m.
CHARLOTTETOWN
121 Atlantic Avenue & 20 Essex Avenue,
BOSTON, MASS.
May 27, 1882—wkly
Tickets to all Points
WEST AND NORTH WEST,
@ver the Intercolonial and
Grand Tiunk Railways. For sale at Post Office at Picton Landing
D. A. MeLEOD.
May 2, 1882.
$e
Bank of Nova Scotia.
ESTABLISHED 1832,
Paid Up Capital . Reserve Fund ..
Monday next, 19th inst.,
signed.
Deposits will be received on interest, and
on current account. Drafts granted on the
correspondents of the Bank. Sterli:g and other Exchange
b. C. CHALMERS, June 17, 1852—tf
INSURANCE OFFICE.
Ch’towa,
(ueen Insurance Company,
OF ENGLAND.
CAPITAL, TEN MILLION DOLLARS.
City of London Fire Insur-
ance Company. CAPITAL, TEN MILLION DOLLARS
Insurance effected on all kinds of property Losses settled promptly
F. KENNEDY, General Agent.
at current rates. an | equitably.
Office —South Side, Queen Square. Ch’town, Feb. 3 1852.
$1.00°,6000
$25,000. De
An Agency of this Bank will be opened on in the building lately occupied by the Bank of Prince Edward Island, under the management of the under-
various Agencies and
bought and sold, aud yeneral banking business transacted.
Ageat.
by
GREAT BARGAINS in Dres Winceys,
Tweeds,
GREAT CLOSING UP AT
83 QUEEN STREET.
{ Ss
"1 a
i fi ss ork,ods,
Me Silks, Curtains, ‘Mol all
kinds ot Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS.
Come
early and secure Bargains.
N. B.— Customers will please not ask
credit, as sales are for cash only
bargains. Parties owing
; hence
accounts will
please call and settle without delay.
“THE OLD RELIABLE
LWAYS ON HAND, PICTOU ROUND aad NUT COAL, which will be sold
as ch ep as any in the city. Terms cash,
cote, van a utp
Broadcloth,
fashionably cut,
A. BRUCE,
“an be had in the
‘Tw sail Suits,
A magnificent range of
GENTS’ FURNISHINGS,
well sewed, and having
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Is now offering Cash Buyers the BEST VALUE that market,
in
Worsted, Scotch and Canadian
-
AMERICAN WHITE & COLORED SHIRTS wueat
Collars, Ties, Underclothing, English and American Hats.
(ur Readymade Clothing is Manufactured on the Premises, $109
good trimmings,
Will be sold as Cheap as Imported,
We invite you to inspect our Goods.
D. A.
~"Ubaplottetown; May 22, '82.
BRUCE
44 72 Qeréen iret Charlottetown,
ISLAND, MONDAY.
SELLING OFF
— AT —
Great 'y Reduced Prices,
1
|
| 4 LARGE LOT OF |
MEN'S ARXRD BOYS?
2000 Straw Hats, 600 Felt Hats, | 50 Cape, in Yotb: Silk | Boya’ Buits, Youth’s Suits, Men’e Coats, Pants and Vests, Shirts, Linders and Drawers, Collars, Ties, Braces, xc. alee, 3.00 Rolls Paper Hangings, Blinds,
and Linen,
Bordgsin gs, } ; . eZ : . | As the subscribers are desfrens of clearing out the abeve Goods dvriig the present
, month, great bargains may be expeeted tor ‘Te ady cast,
F. LePAGE & CO.
- ENCOURAGE ta Manufactures. site ttihte
fy SHE Subseriber has on band and is always manufacturing SINGLE, DOUBLE GIHLATRS, AR™ and NURSE ROCKERS, CHILDREN®’ avd MISSES’ Great Variety,
and BOW BACK
CHAIRS, in ‘All made of Hardwood and the best material, Warranted theapest and Best in the City. WANTED—A smart, to lara the trade.
steady Boy, THOS. GREEN, Great George Street, Second docr trom W. E, Dawson's Hardware Store, Charlottetown.
W. C. BISHOP,
Sub eb LIN Cr
--AND——
ratenndige AGENT,
Marine Insurance Broker,
enara seni Agent, BEDFORD ROW,
P. O. BOX 1 HALIFAX, N.S
sARTICULAR ATTENTION given to the
Shipment o: Lobsters and othe: Canned
Goods, and collection of Custom Drawbacks thereon,
Hulls, Cargoes, and Freights insured in first-class offices at most favorable rates,
Consignments of Produce solicited, and | prompt returns gouaranteed,
Correspondence solicited and answered promptiy.
Nov. 14, 1&881—I1Lyr
_ tS
BAGNALL & ROBINS, SURGECH DENTISTS,
NX EWSON'’S BU re
Orr. Post Orrick, CHARLO: TETOWN, P, . he June 5, 1882
i | i
—law
| The New Boarding House,
N KING STREET, adjoining the Ferry Store, 18 prepared to accommodate a limited number of boarders and lodgers, Ap- ply to J. Renpat, PORESiates, hy 18 tf
_ INCREASE $10 YOUR CAPITAL.
$20
Thos > desiring to make money on Sinall and medium investments in grain, provisiius and stock
speculations, can do so by oper- ating on our plan. From May Ist, 1881, to the present date, on in- vestments of $10.00 to $1,000, cash profits have been realized and paid to investors amounting to several times tne original invest- ment, still leaving the original in- vestment making money or pay- able on demand. “Expianatory elr- culars and statements of fund W sent free. We want responsible agents, who will report on crops aud introduce the plan. Liberal cominiss‘ons paid. Address,
$50
STOCKS
FLEMMING - MERRIAM, Com. misxxton Merchants, Major Block, Chicago, ilk. For Sale or to be Let. \ FD AVENWOOD, lately the residence of
the Hoa. J. C. Pope, just outside of \eity limits, containing 31} acres, and beavti fully situated. -for further particulars apply | to either of the undersigned Trustees. A. J. CUNDALL, L. H. DAVIES,
Jupe 27, 1882—Law pitt vf
distance out.
r.
1882
Typical! M.P.’S.
to advise the Public, may speak free.” —Evnxirrpss.
AUGUST 21,
Here’s a matter-of-fact M.P.,
A throughlysage M-P., | A-stolicly hearty, vote with his party, Do-as-he’s told-M.P.
A young and absurd M.P. A put Enrope-right M.P., A silly. irrational, things internationai, Muddle and'mix M.P.
' | A false pretence M.P., A turn-on hia-side M.P | A facing-both-waysical, poor lackadaisical, Vicar-of-Bray M.P. A vapid and mild MP, i A row-hating, fair M.P. | A beaming, non-fizhtable, most unexcitable, Jog-along-slew M.-P,
A dapper and spry M.P., A Lilliput hero M.P.,
A tiltiny-at-gianty, ultra defianty, Sting-like-a-gnat M. P. A ponderous, loud, \f, P. An ore-rotundo M.P.
A known-all historical, quite the Sir Oracle, Crichton-the-Lecond M. P.
A visi prius M.P., A legal, red-tape M.P.,
A specions, sophistical, dryly statistical Speak-to:a- brief M.P.
A feather-his-nest M.P., A look-to-himself M.P., Whose crowning ambition is social position. A modern, not model M. P. [London “ Trath,” July 20th.
EE OD © PO ——-
Egyptian War Notes.
A ROYAL SEND-OFF,
Early in the morning the Prince and Princess of Wales and their daughters embarked from West Cowes in the ** Osborne,” which, steaming slowly emong the yachts, with the Royal Standard blowing bravely from the main- mat head, appeared the most picturesque object at that time afloat. The marines aboard. the ‘Hector’ were marshslled upon the bridge, or some such super- structure, in hover of the Royal pres: ence, and their red coats seemed to give the five ship the one touch she wanted to coviplete her, It was generaily supposed tiat the motive of their Royal Highuess’ cri ise wasmerely.te have a view of.the racing, which was then about to begin in the shape of a schoover mateh; but about half an hour after the Prince and Princess were afloat, and when the “Osborne” was some distance to the westward, there hove in sight, away down in the east, 2 big steamer, with a 3 | black-and-white funnel, and a mass of ounting flying. Big vessels are familiar sivhts hereabout, and no notice would probsbly have been taken of the ship had it not been for the unusual exhibition
of the flags which covered her. She steamed slowly along, and brought up
abreast of East Cowes, a considerable Some said she had Cete- wayo ou board, others that she was a transport fresh from Portsmouth, but it was impossible for anyone who had seen her before not to recognize in the fine level man-of-war-like bull, the good ship ‘Holland,’ of London, bound to Egypt with a freight of ga'lant soldiers. The object of their Royal Highness’ cruise was im- meciately suspected, when it was perceiv- ed that the instant the*Osborue” canght sight of the “Holland” she headed for her, Soon the Royal yacht was alongside the transport, whose sides were lined with soldiers, aud surely it was enough to stir the heart of any Englishman to see the Royal standard flinging its shadow upon the deck of the troopship, and symboliz- ing by its proud folds the character ot the farewells which were being exchang ed. Not without real pathos, too. was the contrast created by the presence of this large ship filled with mea who were going forth to fight for the honour and interests of this country amid the light- hearted festivities of the regatta. The “ Holland ’ did not- linger long; in less than half an hour she was under weigh again, with the “Osborne” steaming in her wake. A thousand eyes followed the noble and patriotic spectacle, and for a time the races were forgotton. There is not a more stately merchantman afloat than :he **Holland,” and there was real grandear in her appearauce as, with a hundred flags streamiog from her masts and yards, aud ber sides sparkling with the accoutrements or the soldiers, as the
sun
swept in aud out of the swelling clouds which blew along, she glided slow- ‘ly past, followed by the * ‘Osborne,’ * until ‘the curve of the Solent took the two ships out of sight.
or
The Raliway neko.
The Canadian Pacific Railway have now nearly five thousand men employed in
‘opening the road in the North West, out-
side ot the force employed by Langdon, Shepherd & Co. The pay roll in May amounted to $269,156. On the western division the contractors have, in addition to this, more men employed, making ve wards «f nine thotisand men. at work. In 26 consecutive days, ending last night, cigity miles of line were constructed, a feat said to be without .a .parallcl in the history of railway construction in any country.
To save the heels of poet ‘boots from wear-
ing ge Oy ure te tees Wea ck at
Sinecie Corres Two CENts.
VOL. Ul. NO. 7 7,
Meteorological Report for July, 1882.
Ch’town
Atmospheric Pressure.—-The mean atmos- pheric pressure reduced to sea lewel was 29 918. The greatest pressure (30.252) o¢- curred at 755 a. m. of the 3lst, and the least (29.455) at 1155 p.m. uf the 2nd, giving a monthly range of 0.797 in.
Temperature. —The meat temperature was 64.64, being 0.37 lower than the aver- aye. The highest temperature (83 3) oe- curred on the 26th, and the owen Bae on the 3rd. The warmest da 26th, mean temperature .71.80, ana the coldest the 2nd, meaa temperature 49. th,
Humidity. —The wean humidity was
Ciondimess. >The mean amount of cloud was 57,
Total Precipitation.——Rain fell iv 12 days M2 a depth of 3.682 in. Of) this ‘amount
1 282 fell on the 28th and 29th.
Wind — Average velocity, without x
to direction, 7.02 amiles per hour. Sie day, 18th, mean velocity, 12.25 miles per hour. Least windy dey, 15th, mean velocity 408 miles per hear. Greatest velocity in one hour, 24 miles, from} to 6 p. 1. ofthe 13th. ©
Aurora on 11th and 16th.
-_-
Arabi Gone vers
The Central Union of the Land League has decided to abandon the movemant lately initiated to aid Arabi Pacha. The meeting was largely attended by delegates who were unanimous in condemning the action that had been taken by one. or two branches in the matter.
Burraxo, N. Y., Aug. 1b,
The following telegram was to-day sent by Mr. Mooney, President of the National Land League, to Charles ‘Stewart Parneil, at the House of Commons,;London :—
The Central Land League Union of Phila- delphia has complied with your request and
passed a resolution discountenancing any scheme to send men and money ‘to i Pacha.” ‘a scene —- — A stage Tornado.
The most déatrestinn torpedo eter wit- nessed in Bangor, Maiwe, occurred. there ‘ast Tagsday. ‘be wind blew with terrible velocity ; the rain fell in sheets, converting the streets into roaring streams, the whole accompanied by incetsant thander and lightning. The destruction of property is very great. Buildings were blown down, roots taken off, chimneys demoltshed and signs and awni carried away.. The «pire of the Universalist church was blown down, the roof of the County Court House was taken off ; the interior of the Bangor House was injured ‘by a chimney falling through ; the European & North American Railway sheds were. blown dowm and. the curs imprisoned ; several houses were badly damaged and hundreds of chimneys went over... The business streets are, almost im- passable. with bricks, and debris. Large numbers of. trees. lie across the streets. The lightning struck a stable adjSiaing Maxficld’s wood factory and set it on fire. St. John’s Charch was struck bat / not much damaged. Several buildings in Ves- sie were burned during the storm. A vast amount of damage was done te the crops. The storm was loeal, covering a small ter- ritory. The estimated loss is $50,000 to $109,000.
Trads With Australia. The favcrable impression made by the Canadian exhibit, especially in machinery, wt the Australian Exhibition resulted, as is genera'ly known, in the reeeipt of orders to a cohsiderable exteat by Canadian firngs,
Avart from the im modiate result. of the encerprise which led to display of our goods aud manufactures at the great fair of our colonial cousins, the, efforts of Mr, Car- son. Woods, of the firm of Carson Woods, Rich & Co., of Sydney, have been largely Instrum: ontal in attracting the attention of ihe Australians to the benefit of trade with Canada. A Canaiian by birth, Mr. Woods has made several visits to this country, and last year, when leaving for his home, took with him a number of motels, samples and photographs, of specialties in railway building. These being brought before the notice of the Commissioner of Railways at Svdtiey, that mivister directed Mr. William Seutt, Chief Locomotive Engineer for New Sonth Wales, to take a trin to this country and make a thorough inspection of our rsilway manufacturing industries. To Mr. Carson Woods, it may be observed, the credit is due of being the first to induce the (overnment of New South Wales to des- vaich a bigh Government official to inspect Canadian manufacturing power.
The result of Mr. Scott's visit has been most satisfactory, and orders for ratlway materials, to the amount of over $100,000, are already assured. In alldition to these a ca})legram was sent to Sydney yesterday, sudorsing the Davis car.
Upon the report of Mr. Scott will depend whether the Dominion shall _ receive orders to the amount of at least £200,000 ster- ling, or $1,000,000 annually. Now is the time for Canada to secure Australian rail- way orders. In the United States the manufacturers are over-run with their own work, and every facility should be viven Mr. Scott to see what the portation ean do.
‘* TWENTY-FOUR YEARS’ KXPERLENCE,”) ‘te an eminent physician, cowvinces, Eahewati that
only: eure for ‘* Nervous Eahossiipa 5, snd weakness of the generative. “hiremea Wo vepair
the waste by giving Brain
and of all the remedies [ have te oe “ Magnetic a a | is the best. remedy is now sold by all cents per box, or 6 for $2. an order for 12 boxes, 00,
addressed to Mack bl err lg Lo., Windsor, Ont., they forward the good iree by mail, amd send their “+
guar- aatee” to a the m i aden f ae iy wgsthier = ifis L o « Z ' ,. “1 q