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Tus Datty EXAMINER.

MAY 15, i882.

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THE $312,000.

Our friends, the Opposition, are dread- fully exerciked about the $312,000; and the Patriot*has stivceeded, by an arithmet ical process, al! its in figuring this somewhat lary down ‘to almost nothing.

The $189,000 voted for the Cape Traverse Railway will not, it cays, be expended this year. But, the money has, at all events, been granted by the Parliament of Canads;

own,

Linn:

and the country stands committed to the|

carrying out of & great w rk, which will, when completed, be an incalculable benetit

to this Provinee—affording a route and |

means of transit for the expért of oenr pro-

duce, as well as fr the transport of mails |

and passengers to ail parts of th American continent, which will be shorter by. hundreds of miles, cheap ery im. the, aggregate, by millions |

of dollars, and very much less dangerous |

means which we are From this point

thaa the rout: and at present ferced to take.

of view th@ grant of $189,000 is the very |

smallest part of the advantage this Is!and has gained in the adoption by Parliament of a policy involving the construction of a line of railway via Capes Traverse and Tormen tine and of the Chignecto Ship Railway. But, says the Patriot, the $65,000 for rolling stock for the P. E, Railway wili not be expended in this [sland ! amount, then, be of no advantage to the Island ! this question consist with the Patriot's ideas about political economy ? And how does the Patriot know that the rolling st: manufactured in Kingston! Perhaps it will be obtained somewhere in the United States, in which will, of all right! In point of fact we believe that

case it courae ba

quite a large proportion of the amount is to

be laid ont in the Prevince, and will thus, in addition to giving us the additional faci hties we require, be a very material benefit to our mechanics and to all classes in the Province.

The, Patriot, it will be remarked, says |

not a word about the other amounts which have been granted for the purpose of

making improvements in this Province—}

not a word abcut the 25,000 voted for pub- lic buildings in Sommersice; not a word about the $3,500 voted for the improvement of Rustico Harbor; not a word about the $4,000 to be expended in finishing up Campbell’s Cove Breakwater: nota word about the $5,000 to be expended on Murray River, South Rustico ; not a werd about the $6,000 to be expended for a breakwater at North St. Peter's Bay ; not a word about the $5,000 to he laid ont in New London, or the $3,000 at Wood

the $5,000 at Cascumpec, or the $3,500 for & steamer to ply between Charlottetown, Halifax and Murray Harbor! Its reeders in these localities will, Aoubtless, be sur- rised—pleasantly surprised —when they now that the Patriot failed to give them the good news. It shall not, however, be said that Tue

Examiyer has, in this regard, failed in its!

duty to its.readers ; and we again submit

the fall list of grants, as follows :—

For Public Buildings in Summer. OA. oid Lei ae 2, $

For Charlottetown Marine .Hospital (additional). ..... “ie

For Rustico Harbor... ..

5,000

8,500

For Campbell's, Cove.........4..... 4,000 For Murray River, South Rustico.... 5,009 For Subsidy of Steamers from P. E.

Island to Great Britain....... 7,500

The following supplementary estimates have since been mace : Cape Traverse Railway..........

y. -» 189,200 New Rolling Stock for P. E. Island

RO UM. C71 A 65,000 For the Breakwater at North St.

Wetore Bags. is oeougues &...3.. 6000 Improvement of South West River,

+ pie aa elas 5,000 Wood Island Breakwater.......... 3,000 Dominion Buildings, Charlottetown. . 3 300 Miminegash Breakwater............ 1,500 Light House at Cardiyan River...... 600 Caseumpec Harbor. pet ie pc aan 5,000 Subsidy for Steam between Ch'town.,

Halifax and Murray Harbor. . 3,500

we duis Alani. J: $312,100

The Liberal-Conzervative Party. Tue first step in the work of organizing the Liberal-Conservative Party in this Province will be taken this evening. A meeting is to be held in Welsh & Owen’s Brick Building, Queen Street, and it is to

be hoped there will be a good attendances, »

The Ro-Distribution Bi }.

Tue Re-Distribution Bill now before the Pominion Parliament viving the Province of Ontario four additional members in the Howse of Commons, is based upon the principle of Representation by Population, and in aceord with the provisions of the British North Anerica Act, which compels the Dommion Government to readjust the representation. According to the census, Ontario is entitled to an increase of four representatives. When this sound prin- ciple is applied equitably to a whole prov-

mce what posible injustice can follow ?|

None whatever; and yet the Grits are making feeble efforts to raise a howl of in- dignation ayainst Representation by popvlati-n, which the 1 ; J pop! : 2ica L Grit party themselves had declared in 1872 in the most formal manner in the a Parliament, eught strictly to be observed in any readjustment of the representation —-—2 SP +e @

Amount of the Deposit.

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’ In the House of Commons, a few days ago, Mr.

additional sectien providing that each can-

didate should deposi i : posit $200, which should sera if he polled one half the yote

“a a _ succesful candidate. r. Dinwe said he was willing ¢ ae amendment if the amount ae (ison it tt’ lec He moved an amendment

r. Bunster svid h» theught $501 ve reugnt §500 should successful candidate should take the Jot (Laughter.) If the House was dissiives : ar he thought every member wag > itled to & return of $10, and when he posited $50 he was elected for five = (Langh ‘er ) Me “pehede Aimendment was lost, and aiek™ nS proposed clause was ad-

Wili the |

How does a negative answer to}

wk will be!

BOO |

this very principle of |

i ; Vorinion |

ae oe

IOC Death of Henry Palmer, Esq.

On Saturday, (he 15th inst., after a pro tracted illness, HI nry Palmer, Esquire, | Barrister, pase d away, aged 76 years. |The deceased, for the last two years o! his i life had been contived to his honse and bed ifrom a slight paralytic afiection of the limbs, and on Saturday moraing, [haying partially partaken of his breakfas‘ he suddenly expired and with scarcely a

1t the usual hour,

' > withous a

strugale, i sigh, oe, | Mr. Palmer was, for meny years of hi llifs, law partner of the late Sir Robert Hodgson, applying himself to the practice of the solicitors and attorneys branclies of | the profession, to which branches he was | almost exclusively devoted. The deceased, 'for many years, held the office of Consular Avent for the United States; and alse, for & i nethened period, the ottice of Gentle- man Usber of the Black Rod, in the Col- onial Legislature, the duties in both of which situations he alwsys performed with uniform efficiency, kindness and urbanity

ho will be deeply regretted, as well as by

many, who will remember him in active

i life as a sincere and obliging friend.

SecTA OBA SINT SP IDL AIOE The Weather.

} } Bi; 7 o )

| Ownk of the dullest, severest, and alto

| gether most trying winters we have ever } experienced, is lingering long ia. the lap of spring. At this date, ‘* seeding” is usually thalf over; but and snow interfere sadly with the work of the farmer. ‘The ‘‘spring’s work ” | scarcely yet begun.

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i The Belfast District.

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| Tue following ave, we believe, the cor- rect returns for the Belfast District; and ithey show that Mr. Nicholson has a major- four over Mr. McMillan.

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ity of

Besides his widow and one danghter, he | leaves a large circle of relatives by whom |

cold nerth easterly winds |

has |

f

tion, who ignore the revenue, declare it has : cc“ ~~" ”

gone in “‘ extravagance.

Now, Sir Leonard Tilley, in his recent speech, tells with sume degree of particu | larity where the money has gone, and the intellicent reader will ece that he is right in his derlaration. The increased es- penditures have been caused, for instance, in part by the increase of $45,000 000 in the public debt, caused by Sir Richard | Cartwright., Then , there has beeu the purchase of 127 miles of ‘railway to coim- ple the chain of communication of the Intercolonial, a purchase which was in sngurated in 1878 by Mr. Mackenzie; and this cost $1,500,000, besides expenditures for rolling stock. Then there was the was the Pacific railway, which the present

TELEGRAPHIG NEWS.

Se —— Special to the Hxaminer. Lonpon, May 13.

The Daily News’ Cairo despatch states that Sultan Pascha has informed Arab Bey that if the army insists on deposing the Khedive,; the Bedouins will enter Cairo, ine Khedive evidently has the Bedouins at his back, and seems to be master of the position.

The News denies the report. that Parnell has applied for police protection,

The Times says it has reason to believe that arrangements have been made by

Government is building, as the late Govern- ment wonld have done—with this differ nea: that whereas the late Government were going to build it out of dewetion of the older provinces (see the open confession of Mesers. Blake and Mackenzie in Parliament) the present Government is building it out « { the North West latds. Then there are neces- sary increases in the post office, in the pablieservice, in Iocal public works, such las harbors, piers, Xe ; in subsidies for steam comimunication; in expenditures for an improved humane telegraphic sysiem along the davgerous Gulf and » Atlantic coasts; in the development of the Noerth- west; in maintaining the Indians in 4 peaceful way, and 80 on. _ ML

Tt is noticeable that the Opposition never object. to any particular, votes-that would | be to ineur the hostility of the docality for which the money was voted.” But they make an outery about the expenditure in lump, as if the country asa whole would |condemn an expenditure which each toeca!- lity considers a benefit. We do not imagine lthat Sir Richard Cartwright will find much popular echo for his protest against expen- | ditures justified by the revenue of the coun- try, aud justified by the needs, the de mands, and the petitions of the people.

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Summerside Notes.

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Th e |

The views are excellent. and vive outsiders

which experienced officers of the Indian Government will proceed forthwith to Ire- land to organize a detective force. Cricaco, May 18. The annual Convention of the Ancient Order of Hibernians passed resolutions defending Irishmen in Ireland and America against the charges of secret sympathy with the murderers of Cavendish and Burke.

Sanpy Hoox, May 13. British steamer ‘‘ Pliny,” which left} Rio Janeiro April 25th, for New York, | is ashore on Deal Reach, coast of New) Jersey. . New York, May 9. The Herald's Pavis special says neither | the adoption ef a conciliatory policy by Mr. Gladstone nor the shocking assassination | of Lord Cavendish and Mr. Burke seems to | have any way modified the programme of | the Land Leaguers. -——- | Weather Bulletin. omen

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

T May 15—10a., m.

easterly winds; cloudy

Fresh tos

t» fair cool

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BIRTH.

2 Bofs | Mass was said in the Chapel, Rev. Father eo as S$ € B S| Doyle, P P., officiating. DILB. 3 S = = | The Summerside Progress has become aj At his residence, on Saturday, the 13th | | Lot 50 106 JOl 27 119| thing of the past, doubtless through the | 5%, Henry Palmer, Eey., aged 76 years. | Bidon, 210 190 99 77! instrumentality of) the possessor of the | Belle Creek, 55 70 «169 180) Jowrnal. In all likelihood the public will daw, the 16th, fee St. Pantatiietth thence | Caledonia, 42 46 25 21/\be advised shortly of the nature of the atl Railway Station are eS | Murray Harbor Road, 69 £9 67 48\ whole transaction, from the bebinning six- at z ; | | Pisquid, 61 61 22 2t i teen months ago. 7 : eee | Pownal, 50 50 2h 12) | Messrs:Clark & Bowness, photographers, Liberal-Conservati Ve

593 “BIT 630 Rag have taken, for the Railway Superintend- an

| - a is ent, three photographs of Conductor Vi = - 7 , AG G i j Prices of Shorthorns. Thompson $ train ina snowbank at Nod. a

lrane’s celebrated herd were sold as fol-

| lowsi—

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| Tenth Duchess of Airdrie, 1868; -C. M. | Bronson, Astoria, Lil., $1,359 | Airdrie Duchess 4th, 1575; Rebert Ogil | vie, Madison, Wis.,

| Kirklevington “6th, 1875; T. C. Ander-

7,100

| Ararecent sale of shorthorns, held in’

Islands, or the $1,500 at Miminigash ; or | Chicago, some of the Hon. Senator Coch- |

Price.

have to encounfer during

month§ on Princes Kdward Island. We

understand that a number of copies will f a few days.

Captain MecFarlene left Summerside about three o'clock this morning with his steamer ‘‘ Wellington” for Pictou. The vessel is to go inte the dry dock there for repairs, preparatory to taking her station

the winter

} ’ be for salé in the course ol

| pp: ee eanarie th Ags ts GC “00 on the Bedeque ferry. The Captain is ex- } inces > R obe ree 4 pS nT, ted ie eee fet eee ae ee ov pected to return by the end of the week. town, Ky., 270 | Kirklevington Marchioness 2nd, 1879; We are credibly informed that Mr. J. D. Palmer & Bowman, Saltviile, Va., 3,525) Eniman, the obliging station master at Sum- | Marchioness of Barrington 4th, 1877; J. | merside, has prepared a lecture on Burns, : + 1 we . 24 ‘ J Pins Berry, Sharpsbarg, Ky., —=—s>1, 600 } as a poet, philosopver and a man; and that — Se ok 1880; 250 he -will deliver it bere, shortly, for some 2 i One EC eC ORONR,: SSIs ‘| charitable object. Mr. Enman has already | Lady Hillhurst Place, 1880; J. M. Biggs- es i | Toff ro m so | Won for himself janreis as a public speaker, loff, Mt. Sterling, Ky., 800 | ow (Ninth Dache ¢ Wil +. 1880: © }and we have no doubt his lecture will be Ninth Duchess of Hillhurst, 1880; C. ro. ; : . M. Brouson. Astoria. I! 8,500.| highly patronized by the good foiks of Sum- j i. fouson, 2 Tia, iil., st on Tenth Duchess of Hilihurst, 1830; W. | mersiae. ‘orrest, Ce apids ra, * 7,100 ; ; ‘ seid ; H. Forres » € lar R apids, Iowa y 7,100 | We understand there is a petition to Fennel Duchess cf Hillhurst, 1880; T. Stk Chasics Paniar hemmely eee 8. Moberly, Riehmond, Ky.. i hs ee Se see Lady Minna Hillhurst, 1880; Major 8S. | mersiae, to su pest ute an express train in E Ward, Westport, Mo., 7g0|the morning to Charlottetown instead of | Kirklevington Marchioneas 4th, 1880; the ordinary freight. As this is a want Palmer & Bowen, Saltville, Va 1,000 | that has long been felt here, we trust to “ . > - 9 ’ . . . Oneida Mazurka, 1580; Col. W. A. see the prayer of the petition granted, Harris, Lawrence, Kan. 600

Bushbary Kirklevington Duchess, 2nd, 1880; C. M. Bronson, Astoria, Ll.

Bushbury Countess Barrington, 1880 ; same,

Lady Oxford Wild Eyes, 1881; T. C. Anderson, Side View, Ky.

| Eleventh Duchess of Hillhurst, 1881;

Marchioness of Berrington 7th, 188]; S. E. Ward, Westport, Mo.

Oxford Princess, 18381; E. (, Thompson, Edinburgh, Ind.

imp. Duke of Oxford 35th. 26,350; Hon. D. W. Smith, Batee, Til.

| Baron Barringtonia, 1877; C. M. Bron-

1,090

1,600 |

sold to J. H. Kissinger, Missouri. 700

Sap Cass or Drownine.—Two men in

1,500 | the “exsployment of Wm. Schurman, Bede-

/qgue, were engaged on Saturday carrying

2,000 | potatoes to Summerside from Schurman’s

| Point im a large boat. Phey had succeeded |in bringing two or three loads, and were | instructed, the last time they sailed, to leave | their boat in Summerside and walk home, | distance of about five miles. Instead of

walking, however, they got a small

300 | goose = kx mat and started, and when about half way across, the boat

1,000 | filled with water, and one of the men,

|Mr. Solomon Crossman, jumped out and

son, Astoria, Ill. 500 | began to swim for shore. The other man, | Lord Wild Eyes Oxford, 1880; Showther |a Frenchman, held on to the boat, end . _Vivens, Abingdon, Il. 330) with much difficulty reached the land ; but Kighth Duke of Hillhurst. 1831; J. H. _this companion was not aguin seen until Kissenger, Kissenger, Mo. 3,025

the Money Gone ?

(from the Toronto Mail )

| | ve | Where has |

At the time when Sir Richard Cartwricht | Was mismanaging the public affairs of Can- jada, the public revenue was decreasing, | While the public expenditure was increasing. | That indicated, Ist, a false forecast of wub- llic prosperity; 2nd, a bad commercial | policy, aud a disproportionate provision for jexpenditure. These are the figures’ that | prove it:

Sit RICHARD CARTWRIGHT'S RECORD

| 18745; Surpliigeccse..ccseecseseeeeS 935,644 |

1,900,785

PRRs ei dses tnksntepcanincdin °

| 1876-7, Deficit......... reoveconcseesse, 1,460,027 | T0o Oy --AMMCEs ~rnaubes cive~spbiesnipe: i ART 1 1878-9, Deficits. -cacere roe coves oseids 3,200,000

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| Total defeit for the period.........87 ,688,959 ‘There can be no doubt whatever that (Sir Richard Cartwright was responsible | for this state of things. He had foreto'd

But he ignored the trouble when he had power. | Aod when he had a chance of practising j economy he did not attempt it.

Since the advent of Sir John MacDon- ald to power, and since Sir Leonard Tilley became Finance Minister, things have ‘chavged greatly. A suecession of sur. | pinses that at the end of the next financial

jabout the need for economy.

j subsidy) have been made possible. ithem have accrued; the other has indi- cated its approach onless prevented by |overwhelming calamity. The revenue has

gone on increasing enormously ; and asa.

matter of conrse the expenditures have /<one on increasing also.

Where has the money guue? The Oppowi-

Two of |

The question is, |

|yestrrday (Sunday) morning, when his | body was found on the shore just where the had started. An inquest was | held yesterday hy Dr. Jarvie, coroner, and the corpse allowed to be taken home in the

boat

jafternoon. Deccased was « married man | with a family.

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| The wife of Hon. Alex.nder Laird,

| Bedeque, died cn Saturday last. She has been in delicate health for some time.

i

| The steamer **St. Lawrence’ left here |

} : ‘ . for Point du Chene on Saturday morning,

| at six o'clock, and returned about dix fin the evening, being unable to reach the Other side on account of ice. She saiied ‘again this morning.

; Summerside, May 15,

LL Wim.

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| Fisk's career to a sudden close and escaped the gallows, seems io have been a prosper- ; ous man ever since. He has opened at a | hotel in New York the finest barroom in ithe world. Itis richly gilded and deco.

rated, with « profusion of marble and

Desjerdins moved to insert an|a coming public trouble. He had prated | brenze statuary andoil paintings, including

jagroup of *‘ Nymphs and Satyrs,” for | which he peid $10,000 Bits of bric-a- brac, vases, antique clocks, mahogany cer vings, are scattered «bout in great profu- sion. He gave a reception the other day | te women ‘Twa thousand were invited ; | |one thousand were present. he slayer of Fisk appeared ‘‘bowing and smiling,” his ‘face having no trace of trouble, and he

oy even candidate, and the /year will amount to nearly, if not quite / seeming to be in excellent spirits |twe've millions (or half the Pacific railway |

| CuEar aAxp Goop.—For £0 cents yeu cap purchase from any‘reliab e druggist, a box of | Mack’s Magnetic Medicine, which contains ,forty-tive doses; this is cheaper than any

asplendid iden of what the train hands |

| Mr E. 8S. Stokes, who brought “ Jim” } with all her materials.

, 60 TONS ROUND

| A MEETING WILL BE HELD

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‘This (Monday) Ev'ng, May 15,

; AT 8 o’CLOCK, IN

WELSH & OWEN’S BUILDING,

Eutrance on King Street, for the purpose of organizing for the approaching Dominion Election.

S. W. CRABBE,

May 14, ‘82. Secretary.

Flowers and Plants

| Y¥ AUCTION, NEXT WEDNESDAY, May 17th, at 2 o'clock, at Auction toom, 11 Queen Street, a cheice assortment | of healthy FLOWERS and PLANTS, in| prime order, from Ridgeway’s Nursery, Superior to any imported stock of forced growth for the market,

A. MeNEILL, May 15, 1882. Auctioneer.

WANTED.

YOUNG, STEADY, MARRIED M LN,

4% to work and reside at the Cornwall Cheese Factory. Apply to

YENTON T. NEWBERY, |

Ch’town, May 18, °82—2i Manager.

Moutreal & Acadian 8, 8, Oo.

~

The Steamship Melrose

1S INTENDED TO

Abbey

Leave Charlottetown for St. John’s, | Newfoundland, on or about the

22nd May, instant.

For Freight or passege apply to OWEN CONNOLLY, Agent,

CAN SEALER. CAN SEALER who has had a year or

4 two's experience can find employment on application to

May 13, 82—6i

C. P, FLETCHER, | May 13, ’83—tf

LY AUCTION

\ J ILL be sold on SATURDAY NEXT,

the 20th inst,, at 12 o'clock, noon, at the Queen’s Wharf, where she now lies, the Brigt. “ SWIFTSURE” (199 Tons Register),

She was built at Bay Fortune ip 1874, re- metalled last summir. Did not undergo half time survey, and lost her ciass throngh neg- lect. The vessel is in good condition and can be readily reclassed,

Terms at sale.

B. WILSON HIGGS, May 13, 1882—4i till sale

COAL.

a9 TONS NUT,’ } HOURLY EXPECTED,

per Schooner ‘Coast Guard,” sailed from

Pictou 12th inst. Will be sold for cash only. Immediate orders solicited, ,

A. H.'B. MACGOWAN, Queep ‘s Wharf.

SALT. SALT.

May 13, ’82—i

| other similiar medicine sold and while it is cheap oar dra szists eay itis best, and give | satisfaction in all cases. Seld in Charlotre. | town by Apothecaries Hail Co. Read the :dveitisementin another cotumn,

3000 £403 woh GQARSE Pswens

PEAKE i April 15, vaci (iw EOS. £00.

Steerer ceomeerertererterenen

Tet DALI xX, 2AM TIN Fit, MAY

PERKINS

15, 1882.

DRY |

GOODS.

DRY GOODS

& STERNS,

Queen Square.

{the faneral will leave his late residence | ny { | (Kent Street) at two o'clock, p.m., on Tues. i

A Pertien of our Stock of IN 3

SPRING GOODS

32 CASES AND BALES EX S. 8. “ PARISIAN.”

20 CASES AND BALES EX 8.8.“ NOVA SCOTIAN.”

10 CASES AND BALES EX 5. 5. « PRUSSIAN.”

These Goods have been purchased by Mr. Srerns in the

BEST MARKETS, And we can Assure cur Customers NO BETTER VALUE

WILL BE HAD THIS SEASON,

Cive us a Call,

AND INSPECT OUR

GOODS & PRICES,

And don’t be afraid to ask for Patterns.

Perkins & Sterns.

April 26, 1882,

ATOES, ] E have received per ship « from Glasgow, Scotland |“ Begents,” an early po*ato, sit ilap to | “Early Rose,” but dryer and MUCh better

‘flavored. A certain party in Dartinouth plant

|ed a half bushel of this Kind last year and Priatogs,

le yield of thirty bushe!s of chojed 183 bushels «Victorious, ‘an excellent the winter and Bprs

| for family use deriiy ‘hem 008,” good sor fami ily

Roseneath» 560 bushelg

189 buhels use or for stock. The above mentioned potatons are r | nized by all ~ho know to be the Dest veri s | ties Of potatoes grown in Scotland and oN | land, and we feel confident in 8aying ese } ail that we cou!d leaiu from their past hi | tory, while there last witter, as welj ag fi “ using them, that parties planting them | wiil realize most handsome Profits from jinvesiment, on account of the extra vielq | they will ge t, the price they Will com and the fact that they will not ret or bij | ‘Those potatoes have been in the ship for | forty days and come out perfectiy sound and |in splendid growing condition, which of i should be a suflicient guarantee of their herp. | ing qualities. ia | kvery farmer should plant some of them, Price at store or put tree on cars, $2 25 per

bushel. A. GUNN & (0, 253 and 255 Barringion. Hatifax, May 5, 18>2, ma 13 Yi pd

OLD BANK BILLS

GOD PRICE will be given fori gy999 - to $15 0 of Bank of P. E, Island bills, on time, in sums of not less than $109, ply at Examiner office at once, (ma ll lw

FOR CHART

” cs first-class Schooner “Bs 21 Mit. chell,” 64 tons cargo. Produee to port in th United States at pe ef freight. Apply at once to i

A. McNEILL, Auctioneer,

_ FOR SALE.”

UNG LISH PORTLAND CEMENT.

Ch’town, May 9, 82.

,PEAKE BROS, & CO. |. May 9, 1882—eod j

a st a arene ce el

” i FOR S AL IK, A TOP BUGGY, in first-class conditi A to be sten at the Factory of _— YOUNKER & OFFER, Ch’towng May 11, 3882 4i eod pat

GARDEN SEEDS, Garden Seeds. Fresh and Good, z Opening To-day at

HARVIB'S BO ckKSTORE, _ May 1, 1882—tf ~*

WANES. Lost, POEND de,

W ANTED—A man eos artis in garden and aiteud & horse. Apply to Williom

Doad {nie 15

WANT a fow hundred ponnds of horge hair, Will pay the highest price —H, Coom bs : ‘ma 15 3i pat

LD STEEL—I have a lot which I will sell. cheap or ¢xXchange on- favorable terms for old 8. tap lroa.—H, Coombs, ) [ma 13 3w pat ITUATION WANPED, as CUTTER or \ FOREMAN in a first-class Tailoring , Establishment by one who has bad many years cxperienee and theroughly understands the ‘lailoring Business in all its Branches,

Apply at this office. {ma 9 6i \\ AXzep iuspia rELY—A Carriage

‘\ Maker. Apply to Alexander MeDon- ald, Pictou, N. 8. (ma 5

es

rFg°O LET—That pleasanily-sitvated resi-

denee on DesBrisay Lane, Head of Hille borough Strect, formerly the property of P. W. Hyndman, now occupied by Mr, Uns

worth, Possession on the 20d Jume—Jas. DusBersay, [ma 3

Rees BLANKET, WOOL, AND CUR- \ TAIN WASHER, a first-class article, F-very housekeeper should have one —$i each. For sale, wholesale and retail, a good assort. ment of Tinware. Customers would do well to examine goods and prices before — chasing elsewhere, Shop opposite Pr Jenkins, Queen Street.—Roxz.xt Rev», Practical Tin- smith, jma 1 iin wkly

W ANTED—A gocd Cook, Mast have liret-class references from last situation,

Apply by Jetter only to “ Alpba,” Examines oflice, jap tf

W

ANTED—A smart, active girl to do eveperal housework ina email fumily.

Apply at the Examiver cftice. {ap 16 a nccnindhhitidReclibdlAicilisitea is er t; O LET—A Hoeuse containing 5 rome. | Ap} ly to James McLeod, Syridg Par

Road, jap 19

Paar —— - * NITY HOTEL TO LYT- Tuis Hotel - / finely situated, standing opposite =

Bishop's Palace, on the bighest grovad in the

city, It contains 37 :coms, end being con-

lizuous to the 8 eam Navigation Companys

Wharf, is admirably adapted fur "be 8CCOMO-

dation of summer viriters te the —

Terms easy. Apply to Messrs. Gee. ts

& Co., London House [ap

ry: O LET—The honse-yow occupied by Dr.

J, 8. Bagnall, Prince Street, 3 y nee

north of Athepzeum, contains vight —o

with good yard and cutbouses. —

given Ist June, For further ee ply next door, to Robert F. Sy ey ae

rg°O LET—The second story of the oo

Building, on Queen Street, len pied as the Orange Hall. It is conven my situated and well adapted for a Lawye!

a Queen Street. oftice, Apply to Mrs. Orrer, 2! te or tie

iq O LET—The House at present oocupied by R. Slogget, Esq., at the head of com nal Street, Possession given the Ist PS next, Apply at this office. [®P oy

| eleven rooms. situate om Bent 2 half of the pobapenney, rea Keo moderate, Ajyly to Fenris ete