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RINCE EDWARD ISLAN D, SATURDAY. JANUARY 2, 1886,

Smaepe Corres Two CEnNtTs.,

Che Daily Examiner

is issued every evening by

The Examiner Publishing Qo.

From their «tlice

BRITISH

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Great Georwe st res 3, ¢ har rene, @rinace Edward Island —RATES OF SUBSCO RIPTION— Six m iS «vdiicts veliec cou. cess $2 5O EE trues ails ca nsieic ck... ahi 1 25 $3 IR 0 006 ccccs ceahces.. * Caduees 5p, QUEEN ? Advertising at moderate rates. ;

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Ch’town, Dec. 3, 1885.—eod wky 2mos

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Shoddy Boots

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CA pany pennies

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you'll get by return mail a iden Box of Goods that wiil

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JANUARY 2, 1886

Notes of the Year 1885.

|

te Oe ae ee Thebaw, of Barmah,

, 2 ze * 5 \ > A : » VOL, l “= rod | victory over the Serviats, gr Cana ; Government is again victoiions i; S + John Nov. 26— King Alfons: at Spain, diés of consumpti on, : Dee 3+ Nows of i surrefider of «King 3; receit da, Dec. 12- The eevianss defeay the.Bul

| garians at Vilikezor.

a2 2 Bs ean x re : ‘ : ~ ian oF im ive BiSR BY MER A'T January.1.—L. H. Davies receives a seY Rodi . : . ? letter from Sir Richard Cartwright ; and a) ‘LETFURS Té: he Choice Bran!, for Sate at ministerial crisis occurs in Turkey. Mutya, ie _— < su | January 7.—Liberal Conservatives gain i f : SME & GORP's. @ great victory in Lalas County, Onta- A Slander Refuted: pee rio; and a tremendous Sarthquake porte : ao"? Tetis grit teen ATE Miy' ER | Spain, mB,—-1n the Jast isgue OF Chics Neex!y ORANGES, LEMONS, GRAPES. | January 24.—The British Houses of | Patriot apres» ‘ote mi mivat ic oe er the | 20 eases Oranges, 15 cas: Parliament, Government ‘offices’and Tower |-siguature of Resident,” beaded ““Elcslis 25 b ; @ : : ge ree Lemons, of London are shattered by dynamite, and , Board Tyranny.’ Fhe aTiiCKS, » cQMmpounu % bris. Grapes, just aarines ffOM pows arrives that General Stewart, sur-| of ignorance, vividu esy, and falsehood, Great Britain. jronpsea by nae pobele, nie a ie — “¥ x: Bi lent c Dp} were “rt . , perate battle at Abu Kiea Wells, in whith mot for the fact that ‘rvs . = cq rarntee REER & GOFF. 0 1, Burnaby is killed. (with the Gireumstgnces & bo cmuisiog ie ee “AiR 4 January 25.—The Frerch and Chinese | into the belief th “ROG | WAYS 18 i: . eM fizht the battle of Keelung. | true. He com; i tant the dovoard : iri wv i S i MS. “January 28.—News ig received that Gon. | Health, ia the vie ity of M ue, hay ‘39 | Stewart was disabled during an engagement some petty merchant bor 235) boxes received—Lays rs; Val-| held two days aiter tliegffair of Abu Kiea' number, who menage to ha) pass ® | Wells, and twenty-one men are Jost in the’ that ‘will benefit ihemeel1 1 in)

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Smerican Baldwins, N. S. Tom- Kkias, Pippius,, Xe., at

cheers & GOPrES,

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.

‘Smoked Beef (shaved) 24cts. per

TD Ge

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COST.

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February 5—Noews is received in London | are beginning to find ,of the fall of Khartoum and the butchery policy to buy in the ch

Lof General Gordon and other inhabitants the dearest market. ~“‘ a ni”? ¢ hla , deny that. when smal! p:

are’ \tagne the panic stri chen

by the Mahdi’s ferces.

February 6 — Additional guards

February 14—Archbishop McCabe writes | are at their wite’-ends a kno

pound 5 ; Bologna Sausages, l4cts. per death of Gonoral Stewart.

‘pound ; Gx Tongues (English), Pea ‘Soup, Ke., at

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Baking Powders at

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AOFT’S,

Cammed Saimon. Pine Apples,

Sandwiches, Peaches,

‘Corns, Tomatoes, Peas, &e., choice

The Custom Tailoring,

JAMES McLEt »D, Prices in this department will be fo: ind lower than ever.

Al work! is sufficient!

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oral.

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A Terriblo Cough Cured,

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af First-Class Stock of Dry Goods, Clothiag aad oe

at LOW PRICEs.

The people need have no fear of Smail Pox in the Goods, as I import direct from the} English markets, and ever eines the outbreak of the disease in the city the thoroughly Fumigated, so there com be no possible chance of infection in the Goods. save them the!

geo ds have been}

creat convenience, aS it wi'l home.

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Sign of BIG Hit, 74 Queen hei

I need not say anything about the |

Rockingham, Vt., July 15, 1882.

, Cro ip.—A Mothse's Tribute.

“Ww in the country last winter my little boy, ti ars ¢ id, was taken ill with croup; it se i as if hewonld die from strangu- lation O f the f ly sugres sted the use of 2°s CHERRY Prcrora . a bottle of wl always kept in the use. This Wa sinall and frequent dk ses, and to in less than hal an hour the hint 8 bree ug easily. The doc ter s: i e CHERRY PrcrorRan had sa riing’s li Can you wonder at our gratit 5 a ours,

Mrs. EMMA Gepxry.’®

159 Weet 128th 3t ., Ne Ww York, May 16, 1882.

**] ha ! Aven} Cuenme PECTORAL { ul vears, and do not he pronounce it the most effectual remedy for coughs and ‘colds we have ever tris A. J. CRANK.”

Lake Crystal, Minn., March 13, 1882.

“T sutfered for eight years from Bronchitis, and aftert pg? a2 YY remedies with no suc- cess, | was cured by the use of AYER’s CHER- BY PEcTrorna JosEPH WALDEN.”

Bylalia, Miss., Apri! 5, 1382.

“I cannot say efough in praise of ATER’s

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| @* URSCRIBE fer THE WRBREKLY EXAMI. So NER, The latest level arf foretge wees ‘oan elirays be frond thersin.

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placed over the parliament building at | scattering into the oou Ottawa, to prevent operations by dynamitere.

the that even sumé of thie’ business | considering the question of

‘Corned Beef, 20cts. per pound ; + ‘ vigorous denunciation of the dynamiters, | land goes to hia long home.

February 20-—News is received of the! pondering over it they no | the conclusion tha!

March 2—Lord Granville eenda Russia! futile, as their own « an intimation of Great Britain’s resolution, dtiok them dry before the. to protect at all hazards strategic points in| | would get in. Afghanistan, which, in the hands of Russia, ' ‘will again trespess on the colpmps o would menace British possessions in India. | Patriot, he wil show one

March 9~—Hor. Lawrence Kickham died

suddenly at Souris. March 23—~—News of the Northwest Re-' ' Lot 51, King’s Coualy bellion is recsived at Ottawa, causing great) excitement. April 9—The horrible massacre of Frog Lake is perpetrated.

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April 1i—Hon J. hn Longworth, Protho-)

”

Strait between Capes Traverre and Tor- the trade-off Montagne, and’ Dlsmes tim

|mentine, a storm prevailing and the ther- Government fop ees Bee mometer registering 16 below zero, On to office, «The meinbers Of Peo Doan 5 ‘the same night a farmer and his son spent. Health for Lots 51 and 66 ate fe:imery; she {the night on Riehmond Bay. ‘is not one merchant in theri a, No Fe50 January 29—Oanadian House of Com-! lutions were pxtsed forbiiding people te mons. méets, the Cartier statue is unveiled, transact business at Moniegne cr #t any land the men lost on the ice, Jand at) other place. a ‘he yeport th: bai iP a a !Argyle Shore, having béen exposed to the appointed at New : 7 nu the’ travels iterrible weather for two days and a night, | ing public, ‘‘ Resides)t” in th @ tise. _.._--_~ | Without foded. : The ad ec? Be may feel perfeetiy, athe « February 2— Miss Dudley shoots ‘at | eave over the fact tHat “* thereiy yet Cnovey, , 0" Doriévan Rossa and wounds him. =" ‘common sense left with the people, who

out that itis good :

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re rec

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February 8—Hanlan defeats Clifford in| stores and that the flegs placed oh the great seujling match at Sydoey,| houses were removed afer | Inne Australia. ‘of“ia’ few hours, while the’ parties

February 10—Admiral Bayfield breaths | , supprsed to he infected, ypixe } 28 "eval, his last breath, and a terrible explesion’ with the rest of the people. Novuthiat a eccura in Vale Colliery, New Glaegow, N. | kind and benign Providence ‘tea only S. | slightiy scourged them, the husipess men

ny ALiay

i the fears of the peopl @

| gestéd the advertisement! 18 G bt* came ‘ta the schemes venld nfoved iti zens wou 14? bh » douvlty rageey people th a it “}i.egi 'e a ow

f the’

ad {oi r ‘truth,

Hoping

Iam yor #4 ; Crrrte, 1885.

‘io 1 0 au Gb. vw

eee me

Gladstone and Heme Fule.

It looks as if her rec

notary of the Supreme Court, dies. ' Tri Rameht aueation had..o aie April 24—The battle ‘of Fish Oreck is}any PAriament auesion had origiaaieds fought, and General Middleton is ehot iD} sort of half joke, ‘Mr. F; re, the the hat. n Hawerden ¢hurch and con- May 4—Colonel Otter, after selioning | es SE as Libe ma leadeo natal. Battleford, attacks Poundmaker at Cut) wart frame, seeing ilies ssteiinin eee elf. | Knife Hill. ; ‘looking strong and ene; ough to May 11—-Gladstone announces a'satisfac-| 044 down treen and chuvehes,” conceived tory agreement with Russia. the notion of ‘telling the-nbject ef his May 13—Battle of Batoche fought, and! ,amiration of a ' dodee to opnililate the Northwest Rebellion crushed. ‘Irish vote.” Tho very same ail eee May 15—Riel is made prisoner by three! (fH oember 6) he wrote to Dir. Herbert scouts near Batoshe. ) | Gladstone, télling him of th ation May 18—Hon. J. C, Pope expires. ‘that was burnitig in his bosom for utterly May 21—Victor Hugo passes away. | quashing “ Parnell auc-a! r * Th ie May 2¥—The body of the murdered! (, the effect that the Gover howl James Callaghan is discovered. have forty Liberals and forty Conrcrvatives June 8—Gladstone’s Ministery is defeat- | si ways ready to vote in opj n' to the ed by a union of Conservatives and Par-| parjcilites, Mr. Miles toueht & at, if nellites. : either party wished to dree Lagiand from June 11—Mrs. Vance dies as a result of| j,i.) dictation, their im + he asain. drinking bad liquor sold in violation of the plished by that plan, and Pern +8 of law. scheming would go { Mr July 6—The French and Annamites fight. | fyorhert Gladstone replied 1 @ pro- July 7—Riel is formally handed over to posal was impracticab ,and..ant_ immecord: ; the Civie authorities charged with the high | ance with the eondi entary | crime of treason. life. He added that there’ no July 8—The Pall Mall Gazette creates 4) peace at Westminster until ! rties ‘sensation by developments of London’s| ginsented to apply con ciples ‘immoral trafic in young girls. to Ireland and gave vp thé tsclesi attempt July 12--News is reccived of the death! i, oovern that country withou bin, f El Mahdi, the Rebel Prophet of thejjnc ihe Irish people: The Inish ecnsti- Nile. tnencies had, in a petfeatiy « ional July 16-—Bishop Sweeney, of St. John, manner, asked to ‘te ; nianace celebrates his Silver Jubilee and consecrates ' th i> own affairs. © the {his new cathedral. upremaey of the Cro. We Ith perial July 20—The Canadian Parliament pro- ee nt In ¢ conch “No-

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rogues after being months. passes from earth. —General Grant expires after prolonged sufferings.

;sentenced to be

The Rev. July 23

August 1.—Riel ia found ‘‘guilty” hanged. His counsel

;peal to the Supreme Court of Manitoba. August 6.~-Hon. Thomas White enters the Cabinet. August 12.—Bishop McIntyre celebrates his jubilee with imposing ceremonies. Lord Wolseley is elevated to the rank of Viscount. Avgust 17.—Sir Francis Hincks dies of smallpox

August 13,—

August 27.—Dr. Mackieson expires. August 28.—Sir William Dawson

moted to the honor of knighthood.

September 9.—The Supreme Court of Manitoba discusses the appeal in the Riel case, and it is carried te the Privy Council.

September 15.—The Puritan beats

Genesta.

September 20 ~-The people of Eastern Roumelia reyolt against Servia and join Bulgaria.

September 24.-—Judge Thompson,

Nova Scotia, leaves the Bench aud enters the Cabinet. 11—The Labrador fishery fleet is destroyed by a fearful storm.

Oct. 17--The boy Fitzpatrick is reckless-

Oct.

ly ehot.

Novy. 12—Smaillpox is discovered

i Charlottelown.

Nov. 16+-Riel is executed at Regins.

Nov. 24—The Belgians obtain a dective

and ad-

pro-

the

of

in session about six| | thing coul d indu 10 to? Gomi par- George W. Hodgson | ,

ation; but five- nix bs of.ihe Irish people wish to have a Pariliam in ‘Lubi for the management of own local affairs. I say, in the name of j nd wisdom, let them have it.” ‘That was clear cnough, and as Mr. Miles’ lett t ugh addressed to Mr. Herbert G ontaiaed a question which was reall put to Mr. W. E. Gladstone, it was not strange if the latter, who was. probably aware of the correspondence f the opinion expressed : The bail having been set te naily reached the con- troversy régarding bir. Glad e's inten- tions. Certainly Mr. Gladsto: name had been signed tohis s » more distinct concession of e right of Ireland to home rule, as Mr. Parnell understends it, could have been elicited from him than that which tt corntaina. —— a NOTES. Not the promissory, but facts about

Wetcome Soap, sn srticle that doce not con- tain one particle of the adulteretions ured to

reduce the cost of ** Pure Goork,” bat does

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possess the value <¢f legi timate Waehing Qualities, the demand fer which proves the advantage gained by tb use of the genuine over Soapa of doubtful character. None should be deceived even by Red and Wrappers, or any of the imitations WrLcomE, as a pair of el:

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