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Focal and @Ciher items. can be ais had th at : as | r YOUN wants 4 t. int yrent be 14 Sik > 1 Worth Lil . i tan taice ¢ r i pre \ ‘ a Rav. eW. W. Perx Vol (D. V ) prea iat n n to-morrow (sal 6 ock e 1 yy [ANNE t s b i¢- tan i vy a Jeff son ie, l sa wn amed ir Her who the 4ih inst i ad the hil iay oo ie! j : | s stated tt i t e in Arkansas, an teen thousas vlississipp! hav ‘ 17 ci ite ‘ i by fis t ‘i pi + Tuk sale of lands in the C. P. R. land office for the last week has averaced 20, QU0 acres per day The offi is crowded every day with personal applicants. — I innipey Paper. + Taw mails left Cape Traverse for Cape Tor mentine at 1) o'clock to day. A heavy gale was blowing at the time, ana no passengers were taken There wili be nd mail from Cape Tormentine to da Sd Tae man so seriously injured on beard the steamer ‘‘Carrol),” at Halifax, on Tuesday last, was Edward Hnghes, of this city His family here have reeeived a telegram to the effect that he is impr ving as much as pos sible under the circumstances. - > Tie meeting to consider the report of the

committee on the subject of winter comment.

cation with the mainland, will be held in the Market Hall, this evening, at 7} o'clock. As the matter for consideration is of the great:

importance. we hope to see a large atten i.

ance of citizens, > i

d before

subject to be ai the A. Debating Club, at their hall on Tuesday evening next ia, ** Would a political | change in the direction of ‘ndependence or) Imperial Federation conduce to the = erest | ef Canada.” Opener, S. S. Peterson, E

ic

cuss

THE _fo %,

has been dis

Rhine.

three

AnoTarr prehistoric cance eovered in the old bed of the in France. Itis about 38 feet long, feet wide and two feet deep }t was excavated

from an oak log, which was left in its original |

form with the exception of its ts, which | were beveled so as to gi-e a sharp prow and stern. 7 - i D. M. Fraser and © P. Fie'cher requests

th Choirs of ‘© Rible

A. Hal,

the members of the different Chur the Citv, who are interested in the Saciety,” to meet in the Y M. ©. this Saturday evening, at 8 o’c'ock, for the | selection and rehersal of suitable pieces of music for the Bible meeting on Monday even- ing next omen

Tus Census Bareau of the Un ited States | reports 120,000 Morm ons in Utah, 49.090 of whom are over twenty-one years old, and 40.009 less than nine years old. There : little over 14 000 Gent les, and there are 7,000 | apostate Mormons, * 00 Josey vhites, and 1 790) doubtfel. Thirty :

of the Mor- | mons 2re of foreign birth

are a

‘even t) onines id

> has be en invented constructed on

formed that

¥VATOR It ia

A Finrewan’s Ex by F. W. Hales, Esq four wheels, and so ingen! sony by turning a crank on one side, it ean be | raised, with hoseman and pipe, te the level of | any fire. wan * it the firemen ‘will be enabied | to operate successfully when a fire is burning in the upper s tory. or any place if cannot he | reached from the street. We call the atten- tion of the Chief. Kagineer to the invention. and hope to see it intr viuced in this and other cities, a3 it will be a very usefal applianee,

>

Tue storm of Thursday was revere alone the railway line. The train which left Char- lottetown at 8.15 a. m., yesterday, is now between County Line and Freetown The train which left Tigni a.m yes*erday, is now at Freetown. The train that left Char lottetown at 5a. m, yesterday, is at Hunter

. Bh 4

River. The trains going @ast yesterday got to Souris and Georgetown. The one which left George ah at 8.15 a. m. |

to-day arrived at Bedford at 3.30 pm. Tre one which left Souris at 11.30 a m., is now between Bear River and St. Peters. The} fall of snow all over the road was heavy. It | drifted badly, and filled up the cuttings. It is not like'y that any trains will leave here this evening,

= bt At the Annual Meeting of the Benevolent Irish Society, held in St. Patrick’s Hall, ot Friday evening. 10th inst., the following

Officers were electel for the ensuing year :-

Patron —James Reddin. President —James Byrne,

roe ais . Vice-President W. ©. DesBrisay, (re-

elected.) Assistant Vice-President Treasurer —F. P. McCarro:

John Kelly. , (re-elected. )

Secretary —James J. Huyhes.

Committee of Charity PC. Kelly, Chair- man; Michael McQnaid, James Pid Owen Wints ta P. H. frainor, James Lanadri- gan, Ja umes ff n ; ae

Marsha! Is. } ¢. Daly, Chief, {re- elected}; Thoraas Camptell, (re-elected); Daniel

Mullin, (relected); Timothy Carrol], Bar-

tholmew F nigan.

SPRING

» Large

DRESS GODS

|

THE DAILY i

i SPON DEN f rE.

} aan ee OUPTSELUES Te

CORR

uot hi

oT wictlonie ‘2 of OHuPF PPECSPOH i dhe

We do

Open iin

fPORSOL? jar

| ow

from Dr. Jenkins.

Letter walle | To the Editor of the Examiner.

| $1e,~—To assail the character of another es3 under an assumed name, trath, is not the act 2% man or ; but he makes such an

falee statements and low insin

jin the pr feven with a gentleman

shite:

tepite Pre ot who

; . a’. attacKk wiin

{uations nust be an unmitigated cur; such ——----—- }a one, were hein Ireland, would be a fit couipanion for those pusilanimons wretches wi » frou behind the shelter of a hedve ee gat or wail, pour a volley of slugs into those PEI K 5 3 5 | against whow they have a grudge, BeHaagssiv | I have no intenron of replying to the feeble at ack contained in your issue of lye ste ge | bs L person eshamed, no doubt PVery ju tls lis narae~—it would do him ltoo mia hh ia nor, § Age | My object in addressing you is to remov« ‘ 3 &, an iinpeess mt that mie Ly, hot unnaturally, | have taken hold of the pabhe mind as to my motives in writing upon the Lunatic a ees Doubtless, many persons suppose tla with the view ¢f obtaining for

mys f the position of Medical Superintend- ent. Had such been the case who can cavil at it. in mental capacity and pro- fessional acquirements I certa tinly cannot

. = 7 on ackno selive, nvself . —ARE SHOWING— icknowledge my elf the i In experience of my pro

present cecupant. hav- GOUDS

Queen Square,

fession, and asa native ef the Island, ing dweit all my life among its people, hav- ing some stake in the country, and interest its claims be

in prosperity, my might deemed superior to those ef a young man

whose chief merit, as I[ said before, con-

sisted in his being unknown and coming i Tin from abroad. This iw il venture to assert

that if Lor: any other medical man of s and-

ing in Charioiteto wD, had ‘exercised a thor fedetadl by driving out to the Asylum once a day,” there would not have been the existing disgraceful record of the last twelve months

coninchiitinanial But, sir, | have no intention of seeking the ;ost. Tcare not who getgit, so that he is a man of energy end ability, who will i devote to the duties of his office a share of ‘Their Stock i$ Always Purchased his time in fair proportion to the amount of remuneration he receives, which is far from being the ease at present. i have written on this subject because [ consider any member of the community —IN THE— : F

who is aware of an imposition on the pui lic is much to blame if he does not make it known, and I maintain that never was there a more glaring ireposition on the tax- payers of this, or any other country, than that two visitsaday to the wards of the ; : Asylum should cost the public between two And You Can Kely Upem Getting |...) pyres thousand d ara a year. To ex- as Good Value as can be found $ [pose this was my object, and to show on P. E. Island. that , the _ unparalleled outrage on, and the criminal neglect of, Mr. George \ Slanson, were due to the supineness, lack of energy, and want of attention to the duty of disciplining and instructing his ignorant and inexperienced assistants, om the part of the Superintenden’; and I will maintain that in an institution under an, - thing like proper discipline such an occur- rence would have been impossible. Yours truly, J. T. Jenxrys. P. §.—I expect many such attacks as that of ‘Old Subscriber,” but they need not flatter themselves that they will affect me in the slightest; when my statements are controverted I shail feel compelled to reply, in the meantime.the pnny snarlings will

BEST HARKETS,

Large Stock Grey Cottons,

‘Large Steck White Cottons,

Stock Pisk Cottons,

of anonymous correspondents be treated with silent contempt. Bo Be We arks & Sons Knitting Gott Parks & Sons Knibting Gotton A New Industry. (IN EVERY COLOR.) To te Editor of the Examiner. Sin, —There appears to be a detormina-

tion on the part of a few dismissed em- ployees of the Lunatic Asylum, backed by disappointed applicants for the office of Medical Superintendent, to make the management of that institution the object of persistent attack. 1 am informed, on undoubted authority, that a certain Doctor has solicited gentlemen in different parts of the Province to adopt letters to the | pre 88, written by himself, in or ta give an | appearance of widespread public indigna-

New Spring Tweeds

Hine VACIT Biinsil A RICE YARSETY 6 ition against Dr. Blancha ard. This is cor-

tainly a strange way to manufacture public opinion. Anti-Humpve.

Ch’town, March 10, 1881.

To Tabewe! Packers

wo SALE,—

A Compiete Stock of

RMIQURNING GOODS.

171 Ingots Tin, 33 Pigs Lead. PEAKE March 7,’82—3aw

- NOTICE.

AVING rented the premises lately oc i capied by CU. F. Harris, the subscriber begs to intimate to the public that he is carry- 1 ng Go the

TINSMITH BUSINESS

‘in all its branches. Orders punetually at-

tended to.. A call respectfully solicited.

L. W. HARRIS, U Upper Quecn

BROS. & CO.

Table Linens, Table Napkins, + Towels, Sheatings, PILLOW COTTONS, COUNTERPANES, TOILET = COVERS, &e,,. &ey,

Feb. 8, 1882.

Removed,

RS. W. W. IRVING begs to notify he

' | j

‘Carpet, Oil Cloths, Matting

Standard Bearer John MeAlier, Patrick |

Berriva > > i ‘

CRANBERRIES, 10 cents; cheese. 1$ and 18} ceats, digby herring, 8 cents; at the Family (rr cery.-— KX. ix. Brace

Tue people want good tea, and will go where they can get it. At pr-sent there iz quite a rush te Georg Carter's, Great George Street. {fi 25 3w law sat wi ly pad 3i

Sxow Snors at Morris’ Book Store, Sum- merside P. EK. I., Ge lemen's £4 00; Ladi« $3.00; Children’s $200 Sent by train, ’ aighs paid, upon receipt of the price

Canter sells three quatities of

GEORGE

tea—yood, better and best. He sells the good

at 22 cents, the better at 35 cents. and the

best at 40 cents. [fe 25 3w Jaw sat wkly 3i pd L. E. Prowse has jast received a very

large stock af Chvisty’s, London, hats for

spring. £7 Tue only place on P. E. Island, where you

e , , can get every part of a Gun: made, 1s at

corner of Prince and Uraften

Brown's Shop,

Streeta nov l tf wky Pea Sour (very nice), at Beer & Geft's.

{fe 6

A worp to the ! ies ! Do not exchange

your ol Sewing Machine for a new ore; but fetch it to me and I wil: repair it and make it as good as new or no charge made.— WILLIAM

ws, shop on corner of Prince and Graiton THR hovitwy

VERY CHEAP |

A friends and the public generally that ske has opened ber Fail and Winter Classes | for Painting and Drawing in all their ditierent ' branches.

For terms, etc., apply at her Studio —resi- ldence of Mr, Peebles, South Side of King Sqnare. fau 29 tf

Rugs aud Mats. | | 2

ve fri

ads and customers of the late W.

AR. RR. Watson, Chemist and Druggist, are | hereby at tied that the b»siness wi!l be car a on ! is widow,who respectfully solicits

ROOM PAPER.

a ¢ atin unance of nas atronage and custem so

iberally b stowed ne m her late Iamented

husband by a kiad and appre ‘lati ve public. Charlottetown, Jan. 27, 185

MOREY WANTED by VEG es rt é a 3h WANTED on Mortgage for 5O00 a terms of years. on 4 first- pe) city property, yielding a rental of $960 over and above taxes. For full particufars pply at the office of Messrs. Loneworta &

Perkins & Sterns.

Feb. 10, 1882,

Pottetvorsy Utmrterretewn, pe Th im

inferior of the}

Se Bl ae

-*

¥

YATE +¥ : in the Dry Charlottetown.

the gX

eclally in the following

Cloths, Worsi

“et ed,

mare

Younota i) Matha Carpets, Gil Cloths, ¥

We have decided

bargains in every department. Charlottetown, March, 1882—wk!)

In reference to the

tunity of soliciting the sume future

or ft, ‘ sil +

Uress woods, iiks, Velvats using, Shirtings, Sheet rents, Ti nie iey

ttch an nade "sie Hats, Caps, &e.

ull Paper, &., Sotton Warp, Small Wares,

CAMINER, MAE CEL oe

beg to announce to t}

ie

ood will and interest of Goods business ecetarors carried on by him at

We invite an inspection of Departments :

§, Shawls, Hilizery,Hosiery, Gloves,

> mre Li gS

to close some very large lots of these Goods at cost to make room for spring importations, and to give

JOERN McPHEE & SC

above, | do hereby return my sincere thanks to the public for the generous patronage extended to my Dry Goods business at Charlottetown, and take this oppor- patronage for the

and ul C3

188 an

i 3 ges ; Aw Pe pars se 2 ; ’ Rs az

— ic that we have purchased J yW iN ‘ON NOLLY, Ksq.,

our large and varied Stock,

3

Lingus, Lace Curtains, d White Cottons, &.

siadian Pweeds, Ready-

7

above firm in the

OWEN CONNOLLY.

|

ULEARING-: J. &.

7000 yards Grey mene 9000 yards White Cotton, 8000 yards Print Cotton,

13,000 yards Ladies Cold. 5000 yards Black & Cold.

= 1

700 7 ards 600 yards Pillow Cotton,

Cotton Sheeting, Lice Curt Scdteh Carpets, Pele Cur

White

During the month of March I

FE Ee OTIS RTE ag SON ES BIN: ATER talode's

re oy 2 ed

Pe) * ona at

“~ ae lee

P wae ee

GF LOND

(‘Ae eee

¥

Rates lower than

To Lee te et oe tae

i Pricee

BW. k. DAWSON, Fsq,

All Fire Policies are issu mrcorgetown, Summerside, Sout it

To the Front!

grists at shorteat notice.

H. 8. GATES,

MACH SALE!

> een mee 8 (Sener |

Pe OU n =

a ae ee

niACD

5 La

. - 5 cents up,

is < 7 e. sé

- 2 5. «6 ‘ec Dress Goods, 8 “ . shineres 22 * ¢

a 40 sé “

ae ce

10000 yards Spring Tweed,

Table Damask,

ain, pets, Hemp Carpets, Flour Ou Cleth, all widths, and R Om P aper.

wi

Cash customers will find no cheaper goods in

3. 5. MACDONALD.

Rrennan’s Olid Stand, Queen Streat, February 28, ISk2—~—wkly, pat pres

Oe A

; < Oeanainaea SH th No en me . ee TRE

FIRE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION

(LIMITE

SCN

leseiv, cee

Every Cezcription of Property insured at the lowest rates.

eCapiial, $5,009,009, &

the

—0:0—-—— SREAD OFrFECH FOR CANADA, . :0:

Pdward Island Branch:

DIRECTOR.

STEAM] STEAM | o0UM > S PAL 4

The Mayflower sails}

Have been thoroughly overhanied, and @ first-class Steam Engire put ia, making it second to hove on the Island, Parties from a distance can receive their

CHSICE PAMILY & Lt

tewwiim, Prete oi tre bevaed, a.

West Royalty, Dec. 20—4i 22w, wkly 2m BEER & GOFP bs id GW a "i

London and Lancashire Life ASSURANCE PN, Covernment Deposit $110,000.

ma SUbIN G

GOODS.

Boys’, Youths” ng nd Men's Suits,

Goats, Pants, Vests, binders and Drawers, Shirts, Gullars.

FATS, CAPS; &c.

Paper Hangings, Paper Blinds, &e. AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.

—ALSO —

Garden and Flower Seeds,

. £HPAGCE & CO.

Agricultural,

Having commenced the Auctioneer and Commission business, we solicit consign. ments of general merchandize, * urpiture, &c.

Eveniug Sales of Houschola Goo s will be continued at our Store fore few «evenings,

F. LePi GE & CoO., March 4, “ee Auctioneer,

Liver noel to ‘Charlottetown.

fFXHE Fast-sailing 19% tons, Lioya’s, wili be on the berth and carry freight at LOWEST RATES, for Charlottetown and adjacent ports, sailing from Liverpool about 10th April For further particulars apply in Liverpool io R. M. C. Stumbles, Eeq., 4 India buildings,

Brigt. coppered and classed Al at THOMAS RICHARDS, commander,

“ ISABELLA,”

NALD.

4o> tal

- 20

Curtain Maslin, Tapestry Carpets,

ill give Bargains in every Department. Town,

DD);

eNGLAND. Govt, Deposit, $100,000,

COMPANY,

ENGLAND. ;

majority of Offices,

MEON TREAL.

Pr. WW. BYR DYWAN,

GENERAL AGENT

Ss

Water Street, or here ' to the owner—

ROBY. F&F, QUIRK, March 3,’82—1w ii

SUGAR & MOLASSES.

In Store and for Sale— Porto Rico SDG&E in Hids. and Barrels, Choice MOLASSES in Puancheons. At lowest prices, wholesale. FEXSTON T, REWBERY. Ch’town, Marek 2 2, 1£82.—4i, whkiy 3i

Ca

Notice to Contractors.

TENDERS, addre-sed to the and endorsed

‘ Tender for “cows,” will be received until THURSDAY,

the 16th March next, inciusively, tor the

CONSTRUCTION AND DELIVERY

EALED ubdersigncd,

ow Oiien

FOUR BUMP SCOWS,

according to a plan and specification to be seen On @pplication at the offlve of the Super. interdent of Dredging, Custom House Baild- ing, St. John, N. B; at the office of the Avent of the Marine and Fisheries Department, Charlottetown , sud at the C-tom House, Pictou, N §$., where blank forms of Teader can be obtained,

Persons tendering are notifi-d that tenders will not be consicered unless made on the printed forms supplicd, the blanks properly filled in, and signed with their actual sizna- tures

Each tender must be accompanied by an accepted bank cheque, made payable to the order of the Honorable the Minister of Pablic Works, qua. to five per cent. of the amount o! the tesder, which will be -forfeited if the party dec-ine ‘to enter int) a contrect when called upon to Go so, or if be fail to complete the work contracted ter If the tender be not accepted, the chi que will be returned,

The Department docs not bind itself to ace cept the lowest or any tender,

By orJer, F. H ENNIS, Secretary, Department of Pablic Wo yaa (ma 7 3i

Ottawa, February 23, 82

at Charlottetown. Agensies at@ d Alberton.

FREESTONE,

N HAND, at the subseriber’s premises OPP: R QUEEN STREET, and for sale

at very low prices "—

1 handsome Freestone Monument,

7 handsome Freestone Headstones, and a large quantity of FREESTONE IN THE ROUGH, All the abeve Stock is rom Baitye’s best Quarry, reeently closed up,

Apply at the Oftice of Frutoy T. Esq.,

News cny, to

NORMAN J. CAMPBELL,

1Ch tows, Feb, Joy @—3w ved wily 4

'¢ OR\E HIGHLAND WHISKY,

| tu ANALY JCAL SANITANY ixevi?. TION 154. Holb-ra-viadact, KE C., London,Ang.8,’79 | Repo«? on the Lorne Hic, axo Waui- Key:

“ We bave visited the botthog stores of Greenles Brothers, and have selected from the vats, samy, ‘es of their Lorne Hizhland Whisky, aud fave subj ected

them to careful examination and aralysia, The samples were very fia rant, mellow, end of pleasaut flavor, and pi enénaed all the characteristics of pure and well- matured Scotch Whisky of the Grst

quality.” “ ARTUOR “Orro Hguner, F. C,

rent i-—

o OWEN CONNOLLY!

Charl ttetown, P, BE. L,.

Titt, Haesart, M. D, tee

Feb, 24, 1852.

Bank of P. E Island.

SANK OF P. &. ISLAND NOTES taken b> at their face i »xcha ge for Dry Goods, at the London House

BO, DAVIES & OO,

Bee, 7, 64.