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Charlottetown, Jan. 2, 1883.—1ly

i? thas 06 V deo Scots, and te her grandson King Charles the First. Neither the cne nor the other 5 of those two Sovereigns died ‘‘ by the

> of the life of the flower of the British

CORRESPONDENCE,

We da not hold ourselves responsible for the

: ‘ . ; OPUS Ci statements vy our COTTESPO ie nts.

L'o the Kditor of the Evamvner.

My Dear Srr,—I beg to thank your

! | Railroad Meeting at Centreville.

|

| On Saturday, the 17th instant, a public | meeting was held at Centreville, to consider |the location of the Cape Traverse Branch (Railway. The meeiing was orzani®ed by lcalling Major Wright, Esq., to the chair, |and appointing the undersigned secretary.

ce reespondent ‘* Vox Populi,” for the com | Hon, Stewart Burns, M. Lb. C.; A. E. C plimentary salute accompanying bis thrust| Holland, M. P. P ,and G. W. Bentley, M - : -' ,. . . 4 , . abe v3 * ‘

in carte. I have no means of knowing! P. P_. were present ; : rs sent, whether the Prince of Wales be, or be not, | the meeting.

and each addressed The meeting was a large and

Cin 2 ac Tae niaae - als : i a jolly good fellow,” whatever merit or interesting one. Several of our local men

demeiit that epithet may imply. yet to learn what ‘* Vices are merely those of position.” I[ believe that the Tares of Vice are scattered, by the great enemy, indiscriminately over the whole world of of human life, over hill and valley, high and low ; the growth of that bad seed will not be gathered in, untii the great day of harvest, when some good grain, that grows on very low ground at present, may ani will be exalted, and vica versa. ‘' V, P.” alludes to two Stewart Monarchs, who, as he is of opinion, ‘‘ walked over the will of the people, the one on to a scaffold, and the other, after long years of confinement, found rest in a bloody grave.” I presume

alludes to Mary Queen of

will of the people.” Queen Mary was mur- dered by Elizabeth, the illegitimate daughter of King Henry the VIII. (vide his own ceclaration.) The other, (King Charles) was murdered by Oliver Cromwell, whose evident insanity is the only excuse which christian charity can plead for his blood-

It is toe probable that Queen

education in the school of vice, which France was, in her early days, King Charles

wicked are, as King David tells us, a sword in the hand of the Almighty, for the earthly punishment of the evil doers ; King Charles was certainly an evil doer in being accessary to the murder of Strafford. As to the loss

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Summerside, Oct, 28, 1882.—ly

VO LET,

ee : ) C | t eet | Professor Burwash, of Charlottetown, would 7 | deliver his popular lecture on ‘‘ Modern

Lately in the Occupation of BR. W. Tremaine,

The Stock on hand is now selling at COST and CHAR will be cleared off at AUCTION about the middle of Janu:

LEONARD MORRIS,

General Agent for P. E. Island.

The Business Premises Known as

of which due notice will be given.

THE EXAMINER

JAS. DESBRISAY.

Charlettetown, Dec. 29, 1882.—tf

Working. another? Ina book which J value next to

nsurance 4).

GES, | considerably blocking the road. This led

iry, tended to be present, to conclude that the

/Army at Sabastapol, that war was not ‘caused by Russian ambition, but by that _‘* public opinion” which drove the British Government on pain of losing their officers

was last in England. .

‘* First to agree to Russia’s wish, and then

the deed ignore!

How changed is Mngland of to-day, from Tory times of yure!”

“*'V. P.” reminds us that ‘‘God made of

‘blood all nations of the earth.” Is this

fact any cause, or reasun, why one man

should not accept an invitation to visit

j

the Bible, I find it written: ‘‘ Ye know how 'grevious and unkind a thing it is, when a man hath prepared a rich feast, decked his table with all kinds of provision, so that re lacketh nothing but the guests to sit down; and yet they who are called (without jany cause) most unthankfully refuse to ,come, Which of you, in such a case, wculd not be moved? Who would not think a | great injury and wrong done unto him?” | With all reverence, ‘‘ sic parvis componere | magna solebam,” 1 apply the above words | to the subject before me, and ‘V. P.,” ‘adding that when peril surrounds either a }mere individual man, or an Emperor, his | friends and connections (if they deserve the /name of MEN) will not take that as a cause, a reason, or an opportunity for deserting | him. I am, my dear Sir, Your constant reader, Vicw DHomMNU NAN ORD. +<=2>>+ enn

Notes from Vernon River.

It had been announced that the Rey.

‘Science’ in the Bible Christian Church, {Vernon River, on March 7, at 7 p. m, |The people were anxiously looking forward to the day, and were not a little disappoint- 'ed when the morning opened with a storm

|many, perhaps more than half, who in-

|rev. gentleman would not be present. At | the time appointed, however, the pastor of ithe circuit and the lecturer arrived, and | more people were assembled than either ex- | pected under the circumstances. All who were present enjoyed a treat, and received | instruction that they will not soon forget. | At the close of the lecture, a vote of thanks | was moved by Mr. L. Hayden, seconded iby Mr. L. Furness, and carried unani- imously. If, at any future time, Professor Burwash should visit the neighborhood,

I have! spoke, all of whom argued that the Free-

town route, via Bedeque, was the shertest,

;and levelest route yet proposed, as well as

the likeliest to yield the greatest amount of

'local traffic to the road.

The following resolution, moved by . nm 7 Hiram Trueman, E:q., and seconded by Alfred Schurman, Esq. ,was carried wnanim- ously :~-

Whereas, The Dominion Government have expressed their intention of commencing the Branch Line of Railway from Cape Traverse to the Main Line early in the incoming spring; and as surveys will require to ba made te ascertain the shortest distance and best loca- tion for the said road; and

Whereas, A line passing through Be@eque up the valley of the Dunk River, to connect with the main line at Freetown, would be found much shorter than by any other route— the country being level — besides passing through one of the finest farming districts on the Island, which would materially imerease the traffic on the said road;

Therefore resolved, That it is the opinion of this meeting that, if a survey of the route be made, on account of the shortness of the dis- tance, the levelnuess of the country through which the road would pass, it would be built much cheaper than by tapping the main line at any other point; and feel satisfied that the Government will adopt this route if brought before their notice;

Further resolved, That, for the carrying out of the object of this meeting, a committee of five be appointed to communicate with Sir Charles Tupper, the Minister of Railways, asking for a survey to be made of this route.

The following committee were then ap- pointed:—A. M. Wright, Major Wright, Alfred Schurman, Hiram Trueman and Stephen Black, Esqrs.

The usnal vote of thanks was then ten- dered to the chairman, after which one of the largest and most influential meetings of the kindever held in Bedeque was brought to a close.

a eeete ALBERT SoNURMAN, Secretary.

Bedeque, March 17, 1883,

(Pioneer please copy.)

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Few minor inventions have begn so read- ily appreciated and come so quickly into general use as the stylographic pen. None who have used one will ever be con- tented with any less convenient appe- ratus for writing, and in a short time there will be few who have occasion to write at all who have not adopted it. The general principle of the stylographie pen is so fam- iliar as to require no explanation. We have made trial of various kinds, but have found none to equal the improved Liver- more Stylographic Pen, which combines all the advantages of other makes. It_is con- venient to use, writes with any kind of yood ink, and is practivally indestructible. Sold at first for $3 each, the price has re- cently been reduced to $2 for plain pens, with fifty cents extra for gold mounted. By sending that amount to Louis E. Dunlap, Manager Stylographic Pen Company, 290 Washington Street, Boston, a pen, together with a package of superior ink, will be sent by return mail, and the money will be at vnce refunded if they do not prove to be perfect in every respect.— Morning Mail, Lowell, Mass.

Personal—Gossip.

Sir John Macdonald has been elected a member of the Athenszeum Club.

The Prince of Wales has denied the rumor of his intended visit to America.

The German Prince Imperial isto be created Field Marshal of the British army.

Mme. Sara Bernhardt is writing her me- moirs, which a publisher in Parisis to pay her $20,000 for.

Count de Chambord, in replying to a deputation of workingmen, said the Republic was infallibly leading France to ruin.

A cable despatch says it is probable that Earl Spencer’s successor as President of the Counc’l will also be Minister of Agri- culture.

Cardinal Manning has obtained from the

rn : | weather permitting, a crowded house will 'meet him.

The Seott Act has been; ‘and still ts,

K N | N (} O I ies violated by an individual at | /Vernon River Bridge. He was fined $50)

A Large Supply of Printing Types and Material tm => gin tt seins bn sme OF THE LATEST INVENTION ANB BEST DESCRIPTION,

Tuder the Careful and Skilful Supervision of Mr, J. W, Mitchell

BILL HEAPS, BLANK ( AEQUES, NOTES OF HAND.

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Agents for Princs Kiward Isised, end by

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AND WE ARE NOW PREPARED,

TO PRINT RECEIPTS,

HAND BILLS,

LETTER HEABS,

POSTERS, DODGERS, Ac., &e.,

| one of whom bought more than one bottle lof whiskey on the Sabbath day. But | nothing has yet been done. It is time for| Mr. H. H. P., of Charlottetown, to rise ‘and explain. |

| The people of this neighborhood are very | ) busy at the mussel mud. Over 50 diggers

| are on the river.

| As Mr, Charles Vickerson and company, | were returning from church, on Sabbath, the 11th, the horse fell into a springhole on ‘the river. After some difficulty, it was ‘taken out without sustaining any damage, VERSUS. —soe

Ajl the preliminaries for placing the buat ‘of Longfellow in Westminster Abbey are arranged. The bust will occupy a central

Pope a plenary indulgence for all Catholics who abstain from saloon bars or tasting of liquor during the remainder of Lent.

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Prince Bismarck is negotiating for the purchase of several million acres of land in Mexico for the settlement of German immi- yrants. ‘The land selected is said to be rich in ores and plants.

The physician who attended Prince Gort- schakoff in his last illness states thet there

\are sufficient grounds for suspecting that

his patient was poisoned. In his wil!, made on his death-bed, the Prince requests the authorities to suppress any inquiry as to whether he had been poisoned.

It is said that Mr. Gladstone, as Chan- cellor of the Exchequer, used to make it his business, in days when he was not so uni- versally known by sighi, to exter commou public houses in many parts of the town and to call for a glass of beer, in order to test the working of the excise laws.

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Brown ‘s a man you don’t mate every day. He says he will defy the inhabitants of P. F. [sland to carry him agunto repair that he cannot mend, or make new. Now boys beat me ifyou can. Shop op corner of Prince and Grafton Streets. {feb 22 3m, why

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