woe vate es meyer = vi 4iS 1S true Liberty, when Free-born Men, having to advise the Public, may speak free.’’—Evxiripgs. SINGLE Corres Two Crnts. : WW SERTES it ¢ beni: eee er ! 7s | | ti ‘ ; ¥ . i di ' ; } ;) : ‘ 1] yy \VLT AT ) Yr \ ‘ , r Y : y : . iy “ re SARLULLTELOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, MONDAY. MARCH 10, 1884 VOL. 14,---NO, 93 etic = a i ' y +*¢ t 1 G 4 ) A 1 1) S 4 ), A . J A j Q), it 2 0 Ay 14, (), ; 5 oe | in) saan a? saitiaaian| ae ‘i LH E AEN Wat SS ee a my oa 8 ma be ¢:') CJ | Ee A Y think of her coming here to see you, and in view, has been trying to work himself nv — ye Sa Re? § ” . gs - not me’ into the good graces of the irish, by occa- “ts . ow ff me ¥. 7 Trey ‘But I didn’t know you were here, sional ‘‘laudations of Ireland's illustrious I x } a jcitee! Ct a) By Cnarles Reade. Nancy.’ Then followed a stream of in- people.” Never was a writer more i ' AW 5 Us as =, 2 ac eee quiries, and such warm-hearted sympathy astray than this scribe at Montague. ° < é anal > ° > ‘ : vv. &- K f with all her dangers and troubles, that, Permit me to tell him that I have no vs CDON ALD | CHAPTER LXI. Helen was led into revealing the cause of ‘‘axe to grind” by blarneying Irishmen. | FS now showing an e ca es i i Si et iter oye it all. Allow me to assure him that the veriest Ra i ES wr o an extensive range of NEW PRINTS, bought (Continued. ) ‘Nancy,’ said she, solemnly, ‘the ship fool knows that the time has gone by, on . ia fe advance In duty , COHSIStINg of, —- Heien began in a low, thrilling voice, to *"8 wilfully cast away ; there was a villain this Island, for hoodwinking and ‘'mes- = = 5 ae : ad |which, however, she gave fi y a 28 board that made holes in her on pur-;merizing” Irish pecple for political pur- 659 pieces, in all the X ewest Besigns, | resolute eftort of her Oi me tee pose and sank her.’ | poses. i} Yat } ~ { r , + . ° ° ° d , 29 bales (8006 piece 8) Grey Cottons | ‘I am come to speak to you of one who is| Nancy lifted up her hands in astonish. . His reference to the conduct of a Return- \ moderate 1 ps er z ? [very dear to you, and to all who really | ment. But Mr. Penfold was far more sur-|1ng Officer is mysterious, and cannot apply fits P's mdielton teathio’| White ¢ ottons, in the Different Makes, | know him.’ | Pe a es den? hat.’ } aoe 7 aa _ _—- ae aa alate : : ‘Dear tome? It is my son. The rest) ./°° “eavens sage dont say that, he|/Wncer what he calis the “Lory Govern- vertise- | heetings and Pillow ¢ ottons, y FO) ted: ‘ment’; and, if I had, I should have en- rr,

are gone. It is Robert.’ ; ; pos 8 | ow hy not, sir,’ said Helen; ‘it is the |deavored to do justice, no matter what this :

| And he began to tre » i

| Yes, it is Robert, aaid she very softly; truth; and I have got the testimony of uncharitable “correspondent” may think or

then turning her eyes away from him lest | 2¥iPg men to prove it.’ aii ce ee

| his emotion should overcome her, she said .|_ ‘Lam sorry for it. Pray don’t let any-} This modest writer assures us that he ; ‘|body know. Why,Wardlaw would lose the | does not aspire to office, nor soli¢its emo-

Powellings and Stair Linens, ‘He has laid me and my father under| luments from any Government. That h | ) y (yoy ° a 8 |

} 5 Re se re 2 > “ Y s q i ee irge< vat i ty of Carpets, in Brussels, Tapestry, Scotch Moon, 11th day, 3a, 27.5m., p. ti. | and Buich Carpets, Stair Jarpets, Hearth Rugs, day, 7h and Door Mats,

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‘ “wields a free pen,” etc. I am pleased to

She draggei her father in; for it was ‘Arthur Wardlaw knows it; my father 7 ; know there is one patriot in King’s County.

essential not to show Mr. Penfold she was| *°ld him.’ I hope the country will appreciate hi > rill appreciate his

U.on ** t . : > I And he never TH ld me, said ? o

In.

Sun ‘Sun ‘A Hi, D " 5 ‘Obligations tomy R ! with growing surprise. ws But the world is slow : — “** | rises |sets { ri ter| len SOLD AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES it is vam kind of nn aes eee , Goodness me! what a world it is!’ cried |to prize its best benefactors, and men have | " bh m,hi ' ni | | Oia desolate father’s heart with praise of his Naney. ‘Why, that was murder, and no/to die to have their good deeds written. i; Bes: h yo - a ro m ra > m eon! But how covld a poor unfortunate less. It is awouder she wasn’t drownded, | The practical motto is: Be a martyr when a , ” 9 . al 9 il 4 cali “I J B MACGDON man in his position serve a lady like you?’ and another friend into the bargain that I | Martyrdom is the best investment. 2 Monday 39, 44! 9 55 2 36 a ; » IL ALD. ‘He defended me against robbers, single- had in that very ship. Ob, I wish I had In conclusion, I would advise ‘the Mon- . sl Taceday 371 4610 45 3 15 g} Chtown, Feb. 28, 1884.—2aw wkly, handed.’ the villain here that done it, l’d_ tear his|tague correspondent” to employ his power- . eyes out!’ ful pen to enlighten his readers as to the

‘Ah, said the old man, glowing with

: ‘ 2 §;Wednesday | 36, 43,11 42 4 34 Li} =

Here the mite of a servant bounded in,/amount of benefit derived from the con- ht

6) Thursday 34) 49 aft43 6 3] 14] Wo ong mi: ~ | pride, and looking more beautiful than ert - ; : >| Friday sat 50! 148 7 oa| 18 | C+ FR A. IN . 3A } “B} OF ever, ‘he tae always beatles Ga i tame.’ certenh aoe one pane » “4 struction of the ue eve wharf. ) a/Saturlay 30; 51/254 823 21} That is nothing; h 7 li i epee. 5, Oe ‘ee 1} 9/Sunday 29) 53,359 910) 241g riil ) ~~ ER and again, and nena + hate hadi holding the door open, through which in : a Panne. |i

‘ nA "7 4 " : 7 1 n > Be © 2 i ™ ° : 2 ing y y? : ;

.0, Monday a7; 54) 5 4) 9:52) 2 BES a3 HY “God bless him for it! and God bless you Peveheds metering man, drawn by Pen- King’s County, Feb. 26, 1884. . i aa re, am S 2 0 : ol ‘ U Q iY for coming and telling me of it! Oh, N .s vertisement, an | decoyed into Ce a ae Vi is e lacs iay : 57 " 2 35 % i madam, he was always brave and gentle, |~\*¢Y 8.presence by the imp of a girl, who Miltary. ) i leas 9} 5 alate 7 41 and just, and good; so noble, so unfor- thought to please her mistress. satay f

14) Friday Nancy, who for some days had secretly

and he went to a drawer and brought her a seemed to animate all ranks, and the

t Priday 19 a 9 1: L at einen tuneta.! ho for PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND PROVISIONAL BRI- 15, Saturday 17,6 1,10 11; O 46) 43) ‘ . ; ia 13 ex ‘ed th rhe ] y li : P Sandon 211 9° 11 7 OHN MACPHE Pa nee 02k i i nae ait he And the old man b r. pected this visit, merely gave a little : . "7 Mi da a 3 . : : 5 | J : ei . ae & CO. will, da ug tho HOLIDAY SEASON, give Helen’s Yrs Smee ind 1h cost her a equeak; but Helen uttered a violent scream; FOE Seer eee ets ” ty US wew LS}, Sim + | : | | lal bargains 10 | bitter struggle not to throw her arms around eevee oa aan eae? oe — I inspected Nos 1 and 2 Batteries in the | 19| Wednesday 9° 61055! 3 32 an | ioee flonde Knit Wo | Ge dg Sentlnn Shawls: T 1 tT: | the dear old man’s neck and ery with him. Y MaEgere’ Dack a.gtep or two, 824! Drill Shed at Charlottetown, on the 15th iii 20'Tharsday Y ‘el paal e4eto 6 reas uOOis, Aut Weg 00 gM AULIES, Shawls, Elannels, Hosiery, Gloves, & For she came prepared for a sore trial of ria Seaport of his mouth: September. hi 21; Friday b : 2 27; 6 3 3 lie es saling, ms pe ceponed her hands Flaless eaapht! hase Major Irving in command, Tl 22) Saturday 3 1013 6' 712 7 Ee and teeth, and wor t gi r ; ; a ae No, _ i esitanday / if al343si2' Ci OTHING on LOTH os) ; ould not give way an ‘Ay? cried she; but she is alive to de- err Capt. Passmore, Lieut. ly 24 Moaday 559) 13/416 9 1) 14] ter Sa . a a INC. ‘Tell me how he saved your life, madam,’ | 2°UD¢e you and to punish you.’ No. 2 Battery—Capt. Moore, Lieut | i 25 Tuesday 57} 14, 449° 944) 17] ee ‘He was in the ship, and in the b She darted forward, and her eyes flashed ' PoMey ee } > aidan 44 “4 1 Men’s Overcoats, $3.90, $5.00, $6.50. $7.50 3 as in the ship, and in the boat, lightni Longworth. ii are . 56 16 o 2) 10 26 20 Me Ul oat o- te _ ¥y 99.90, 9f.0U, Up. | with me. 8 ning. . : Lieut. Morson Adjutant. yy 27| Thursday ; 54 17) 5541 5 23 Hens Uisters, $4.99, $6.25, $7.00, up. i ‘Ah. mad ; . : ‘ Look at this man, all of you,’ she cried. ? : . in! | ome 7 {2 04 > eben ’ | » madam,’ said Michael, ‘that must], : I was, as on a previous occasion, ver 2s! Pritay 52 1s 6 £8 11 46) 26 Men’s Reefers, $2.95, 93, $3.50, $5, $4.50, $5.50 up. have been some other Robert Penfold; not Look at him well; THis Is THE WRETCH | much pleased with their appearance a tb v5 day 32 YY. ¢ 7 mort 2% : 0 ' 5 f tt 30 Sandee” 48| 2117 51 0 98 331 Far Cape. Kid Mita and Glov i ii Mitte my son. He could not come home. His|™#4T SCUTTLED THE PROSBRPINE! parade, and with their general efficiency as ti $1) Monday «| 20 840 1 141 » 264 “aps, Kid Mits an | G | Ves, Vardigan Jackets, M orsted T weeds, Under- time was not up, you know.’ (To be continued. ) Artillerymen. i oo =f clothing, Buffalo Robea,Horse Rugs, Small W ares, etc. a It oe Robert Penfold, son of Michael - Each Battery mustered thirty-two officers = enfold. and men on d ~ ps nd : — ; » . parade. — JAS. HE. GRANT, PAR, So? WA RE OE ELA Excuse me a moment,’ said Michael; LETTERS TO THE EDITOR, A very good feeling of esprit de corps 4 5 - ¥ 4 a8 ™ > -_ G fo . . ewe . : : Sole Agent for P. E, Island for Cash Buyers can depend on getting REAL BARGAINS in ever photograph of Robert. ‘Was it this Robert ; various drills, both Infantry and Artillery, i Ss. Vv AS, . e girl too e photograph, and eye _— telligence which showed very careful pre- | : t ui: f WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. it, and lowered her head over it. Sir,—In looking over the January num-/|liminary instruction, ry ‘ | 1) é tope Manuiacuirers, Yes,’ she murmured. ber of a pamphlet published in Philadelphia,}| The small Gun Battery in the Park h ne ; , : : ry as 4a JOHN RAAC PH t ; And he was coming home in the ship called The Farm and Garden, on page 31|been put into good order—new platforms ig Ly egg 2 6 BO ees S Fel 3} C ; pee Is ke mad! More trouble! More meer a pinnae of is pemrete, the o ee ae - a sodded. i pia oo aa 7 r able! ariy tose variety, which does them no/| But for an efficient Gun Battery for defen- | s@ Orders from the trade respectfully ChRoun/ Die! 16, 2908. Saw whiy pres pat ROBERT ORR’S OLD STAND, Do not alaym ‘ourself,’ said Helen; ‘he| discredit, as the name of a Philadelphia ‘ie | solicited. . will nat land in ngland for years’—here| seed dealer is written on them, which would|regards armament, profile and situation.

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a ss —— - -_+ = ee ee ‘ s re] ‘

MERCHANT TAILOR.

S OVER-STOCKED with the tollowing GOODS, and offers

them ata

REDUCTION OF TWENTY PER CENT,

she stifled a sob—‘and long ere that we

shall have restored him to society.’

Michael started at that, and shook his

head.

‘Never,’ said he; ‘that is impossible.’

‘Why impossible ?’

‘They al) say he is a felon.’

‘They all shall say that he is a martyr.’

‘And so he is; but how can that ever be| beauty.

proved f The soit resémbles very closely that in ‘I don’t know. But I am sure the ruth [South America, where the first esculents grew

can always be proved, ; _| wild, and are yet found there.

tience ad p Fh tists A if people Aare pe Opr Early Kose seems to be thoroughly at M seat bor. lad ’ said Michael home in this kind of soil, and, aided further

WF. Be as Y, Said AAichac?, | by the maist temperature induced hy ocean

sadly, you don’t know the world. influence, they grow large, handsome, and

Jam learning it fast, though. [t may vigorous, making, as proven by the experience

take me a few years, perhaps, io make

: of every ope who has fairly tested them, a powerful friends, to grope my way amongst] seed potato superior to all others for earliness forgers, and spies, and wicked, dishonest] and yield. Crops grown from the Island Rose people of all sorts, but so surely as you sit

bring in this (Philadelphia) market ten to there I'll clear Robert Penfold before Ijtwenty cents per basket more than those die ’

grown from native stock, while the yield is The good feeble old man gazed on her

Gents’ Woollen Underwear, rlannel Shirts, Fur from 60 to 100 per cent. more, with leaser Caps, Kid Mits, Sleigh Robes. te et otaeeett |e keclienaee eee fal

quality is perfection. ; 70 with a smile: ‘And you shall help me. Mr. No one: who haa gives the Prince Edward Penfold, let me ask you a question. I

Island Rose a fair trial, goes back to native called here before; but you were gone to}

indicate that he is ready to stake his repu- tion on them; and turning to page 4, there is the following, which will doubtless be very interesting to P. E. Island farmers:— “This is not a new variety, but the old Early Rose grown in Prince Edward Island, where they have renewed their atrength, and now come forth in all their pristine vigor and

(It is asad pity not to have effective guns

for efficient men.)

In company with Major Irving, I inspect- ed No. 3 Battery, at Georgetown, on the 17th September. Capt. Owen in eommand. Lieut. Stewart; twenty-eight Officers and men. This being a comparatively recently organized Corps, and composed mainly of : men who had little or no previous Military instruction, was not in such an efficient : condition as Nos. 1 and 2 Batteries. All ranks seemed, however, anxious to learn their duties, and with more careful instruc- tion, will rapidly improve.

The Battery furnished a very good gun irill squad. [This displays how necessary it is for an Artillery corps to have guns in which they can take a real interest. | DD Breiner

The influence of Arabi Pasha is said to be increasing to Constantinople. It is also re- if ported that there are secret Arab com- ]

3

Ch’tewn, Keb. 29, 1884.—1m | HeLegd, Morson & MeQuarrie, |} BARRISTERS

—AND—

ATTORNEYS -AT-LAW.

Office in Old Bank, (UP STAIRS).

SULLIVAN & MAUNEILL, | ATTORNEYS -AT-LAW

Solicitors in Chancery,

. NOVARIES PUBLIC, &c. OVERCO & EUNGS,

sive purposes, it is entirely useless, both as ty |

mittees at Cairo, Beyrout, as well as at the Turkish cepital, all which have constant connection with Ceylon, Three Egyptian officers who had been dismissed were re-

stock for seed. The initial importation was made by. the

Edinburgh. Then I wrote to you at the writer about ten years ago, and a few prac-|cently arrested on account of their intrigues | OFFICES— O’Halloran’s Building, Great j ot ire office, begging you to let me know the/ tical potato growers tried them. The result|and were transported to the interior. The ) 5

} Sahias Cina: Oichettetows ’ WHICH’ YOU CAN HAVE moment yon returned. Now, do not think|exceeded the most sanguine expectations. | Arabi faction consists, it is said, of two - nee ; : lam angry; but pray tell me why you! From that time to the present the demand ; f which desi hat th te M to Loa } would not letter.” has rapidly increased, until now there is not Se, OC wae (ene Cee sae ae Money to Loan, cad he De AL ed bcs x 2 : lot auswer my letter. ? . Turks should direct the movement, while. 9 ry’ ? } 4, | a. ’ Michnel Penfold was not averburdened|® progressive trucker or market gardener Be ) W. W. Scutivan, Q. C. | Cusersa B. Macwarus M A DE i O YOUR MEAS URE with amour propre, but iho has ai ot a within fifty miles of Philadelphia who does the other, favored by the Egyptian major-

. we Pert a & : - lity, is opposed to Turkish influence. It is

lan. 14 : little of it in some corner of his heart?} 20+ purchase or strive to purchase the Prince Léto th sntri Reis

5 aia Edward Island Rose for his early crop. owing to these intrigues, correspondents

MONCTON

Cheaper Than Imported Ready Made,

Dec, 20, 1883.—eod wkly

THE EXAMINER JOB PRINTING

GAS LATELY KEEN REPLENISHED WITH

BD. A, BRUCE,

T2 Qneen Street, Charlottetown

=

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{Miss Heolleston,’ said he, ‘I was born a entleman, and was a man of fartune once, til] false friends ruined me. Iam in busi- ness now, but still a gentleman; and neither as a gentleman nor as a man of business could I leave a lady’s letter unanswered. I never did such a thing in all my life. I never got your letter,’ he said, quite put out; and his wrath was so like a dove’s that Helen smiled and said, ‘But I posted it myself. And my address was in it: yet it; was not returned,’ rae

‘Well, madam, it was got delivered, I

assure ‘you:” * "[t was intercepted, then,’

He looked at her. She blushed and said: ‘Yes, I am getting suspicious, ever since I found [ was followed and watched. Excuse mea moment.’ She went to the window and peered through the curtains. She saw a man walking slowly by; he guickened his

Many do not get the pre stock, as the superior excellence and reputation of the gen- uine has indueed expensive sales of counter-

brick-dust.

feits by dealers who don’t know, and some who don’t care.

Fortunately, the sales have been small in this city, as the genuine is well kuown, but for the guidance of those farmggera who do not know the Prince Kdadward Isiand Rose, let me first say that, all genuine stock has a reddish caste, looking as though rolled in This is caused by the ‘‘red shell” or shale covering all of Prince Edward Island. Next, the shape is much plumper and more even than the home-grown Rose, having a sleek, well-fed appearance resembling a successful politician after a decade of feast- ing on the good things of the land, whose eyes

abundant bloom, use the Plant at Watson's Drug Store, 25 cents per package.

at the Family Grocery.

say, that the Porte showed no anxiety to send a naval expedition to the Red Sea ora contingent of troops to the Soudan. Some

gunboats have, however, been sent to the coast towns of Arabia. .

——_—=>- <a Special Notices.

Ir you want healthy house plants, with ood for sale

[mar] 21 PICKLES, by the quart, and pickled cabbage, {mar8

New Harts just opened at L. E. rant eh ™m ,

Serurse off at M. F. Ellis’ fancy work,

stick out with fatness, and whose waistband is like unto a full moon ja circular profusion, but if the bnyey has any dowbts about his ability to aelect the genuine, then deal with

aome seed-house whose pvrity and honor you

black satin, embroidery, Berlin wool, double and single fleecy’s, silks, crewels, banner screen moustiags, and a lot of fancy goods, at a large discount. {m4 3i

so It dee | 1g hash ane Door Fackary. A Large Supply of Printing Types and Material Miiaticiorsssioralpstngeesended| gp PALE LATEST INVENTION AND BEST DESCRIPTION,

public for the liberal pat~ nageextended AND WE ARE NOW PREPARED,

Disxer Sets, Tea Sets, Chamber Sets, in

great varieties and cheap, at CoLwILis. wg 8 tf

WE take the lead in Boots and Shoes — Dorsey, Gorr & Co. [{feb27

Mr. J. PF. Powrrs has commenced work in his new Barber Shop in McKianon’s build- ing, Grafton street, adjoining J. D. "MeLeod’s store, where he is prepared to wait apon his old patrons and others who may favor him with a call. mi tf

Ovr Boors are made of solid leather.— Dorsry, Gorr & Co. [mar3

M. F. Exuts will sell off during the month

pace the moment she opened the curtain. ‘Yes,’ said she, ‘it was intercepted, and I am watched wherever [ go.’ efore ghe cou\d say any more a bustle twos heard on the stais, and in bounced Nancy Rouse, talking as she came. ‘Excuse me, Mr. Penfoids, but I can’t wait no longer with my heart a bursting; it is/ it is’ Oh, my dear, sweet young lady ; the Lord be praised! You really are here alive and well. Kiss you I must and shall;

know.” CITIZEN.

we

to him while in business in Charlottetown, | begs leave to inform his old customers aud | the pablie generally, that he, in compauy | with Mr. Wiliam Rogers, has appointed

Messrs, B, Williams & Co, Tudar the Garelul aud Skilfu: Supervision of ifr. J: W. Mitchell,

TO PRINT LETTER HEADS, eggs from the dead; there—there—

‘EIPTS | ‘Naney\ my good, kind Nancy!’ cried nen : » ’ prielen, ind returned her embrace warmly. | considera damaging insinuations at some /of March, the balance of her stock of Berlin NOTES OF HAND. POSTS,

‘Then followed Se of broken expla-/ person, who it may be, is in the habit of | wools, canvasses, silks, tassels, peg a ; aS ; nations; and at last Helen made out that! quoting Grecian history, etc., but who had /etc., at a discount of 15 per cent. on cas HAND BILLS, VODGERS, de., Ke, | quoting . . > . in Good Siyia, at Cheap Prices.

“Montague Notes.”

Sir,—I observe hy the Patriot of the 14th February that my letter which ap- peared ina late issne of THe Examiner, has been reviewed by a ‘‘Montague corres- pondent.” This clever writer is evi- den‘ly no pyschologiat, and is quite ‘at sea” as to my personality. He has thrown what he, doubtless,

BARE NO OA A lM A tlhe i tial Ma, Ata, aug P re "

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Lomber sud Coal Dealers, Pownal Wharf, | Charlottetown, our agents, whe will keep constantly on band a fall supply of Mould- ings, Window Sashes, Doors, ete., at |

LOWEST CASH PRICES.)

E pet All orders entrusted to them will receive} prompt attention.

LEA G ROGERS Moncton, N. ® (in Short Notice,

BILL HEADS, BLANK CHEQUES,

Lambeth long ago. letter signed “‘A farmer,” than I had with | A sPLENDID lot of China, Glass, and Earth- ‘But, dear heart,’ said she, ‘Mr. Pen-\ the discovery of America. He insinuates enware, to be sold cheap at CoLwiLi's.

Nancy was the landlady, and had ve no more to do with the authorship of the | purchases. (m4 3i. folds, I'm properly jealous of you. To aug 8 tf

that “Farmer,” having some similar object |

Sept. 6, 1883. —2aw why