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A Change—For the Better.

eee

To meet the demand for the DaiLy Ex- AMINER on market days, and to reach Souris, Simmerside, and ail interven-

ing towns on the day of publication, we propose, o Monday, to commence publish- mg at half the afternoon. Advertisers will, therefore, please send their ‘copy ” the forenoon.

As we h the to sales, advertisers,

past two in to this office daring pe, change, consideraliy well as readers, wiil, we think, be benetited

by add

to our as

by the change.

DatLty Kx AMINER.

UNE 19,

THE

It 830.

Potato Disease.

Lave ad that the select com- mittee of the House of Commons is now taking scientitic evidence as to the cause of the Irish potato disease, with a view future such

ices state

wholesale

preventing in destruction of crops as resulted in the famine of ust season. _—+ —_ --

tixports for Bay.

To supply an onipnion in the expert statistics sipplied by E. L. Lydiard, we are desired to publish the following: — Total exports Counties from Jan.

Ksq.,

from Ist to May 30,

Queen’s and King’s ISSO:

Foreign or outside the Dominion, $547,505 Within the Dom., or coastwise, 56,010 $403,578 > «+ Qi +. o General Garfie!d. Me. Prexreronr, re New York, a lead-

ing Grant delegate to the Chieago Mice:

tion accepts General Garfield’s nomination

heartily. in aspeech referring to the Gen-

eral, he said:

** L have no doubt that he has ever done wil! be it is all done you will bread land there is no one, taking him all in all, more pure, more christianlike, more upright, grand and honest than Ceneral Garfield.”

now everything c- . siffed, and when find that in this

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The Delegat: a3 Reports

Tue Minster of made a de- cided hit when he ; senting the tenant of the Mother Country te tisit Canada. Copies af reports to tieir constituents are now before us in in the form of a ** The favor-

‘Agdontions invited delegates repre- farmers

their

we 2 eed me ie x1le Book. 2 8

tion Oigay

fail

reports are without exce}

able to Canada; anc to impress those who think of leaving the old land with the idea re find con-

ditions of life second only to those existing

VADNOS that they will he

at home. ‘tis to be regretted that none ot

the delegaics visited this Province.

- <a <—

of Our lron Mines.

Developnient

Tue Traro Sun publishes statistics, show- ing an increase of $15,604.32 in the In- March,

Iron

receipts of Londonderry

the railway at

Railway at

the receipts of

tercolonial April and Mines ove the same station during the corresponding months of last year. It says that for the three months the station received 3,301 leaded cars, and gratifying statistics show

May,

forwarded 407. These the

effect of the impetus recently given

beneficial io the productien ot Both iron and coal mines of Canada have greatly increased their ou

iron in this country.

tputs during the past

year; and we sincerely hope that the de-| | sources of |

velopment of these inimense

wealth and independence will go on.

*-_ocme «

+ <r es

Gold Mining in Nova Scotia.

A Halifax despatch says :

What is known as the &k cerry lead, Montague, and for which $380,000 were offered by an American Company a short time since and refused, was lost about a fortnight since. two ago about two and a half feet south of the place where it was lost and appears from the specimens already taken out to be | richer thai ever,

The free claim given to Mr. McQuarrie, at Montague, for being the first to discover gold in that locality, some 16 years since, | and which was sold. by him and others associated with him, and afterwards aban- doned by ‘ke purchasers, has recently been prospected over by one of the then purchas- ers Mr. Taylor, and itis reported that | he | struck a rich bed there two or three days} ago.

_ - —- > o

The tea trade in India is very much de- a

pressed. The impression is eminently pre-

valent thut a crisis is close at hand which’ may disastrously affect many companies | tea dis-|

and planters in Assam and’ other tricts.

77 er The Priace of Wales has been promoted te the coloneley of the First and Second Life Guards and ef the Horse Guards. retains the command of the Tenth Hus- sars. A liandsome sum will thus be ones |

to his ineoine without increase of r osponsi- bility.

A HOUSK tour barns, a number of cattle ,

anda quantity of grain were destroyed by | fire at Audover, N. B., on the i7th.

. ind Le aI Ste SRY age cS RE tee ee re enna Ant gimnem AED

It was recovered a day or|

He |

. ee

se

4 — Yow ee —“

The Professional Hace

A coound. )

June 18,

( Halifax Heralds Proviognce, R. I, 1880.

with the professionals rted, which they did iairly jumped his Koss Was close the Kast Provi- Hanlan and Boyd were seen ae dogetner. The two latter kept at it for about sixty strokes, when the champion and be-

Another long wait, in line, before they sta at 5.29 p. nm. Plaisted ft to the front, while over on

frau craft ma at his heels,

. . + dence slice,

ahead of the Britisher,

shot away : = t stec Ww ius gan to creep up to Plaisted, 10 WAS

and right nebly was he cutting out

leader, ; oe behind

the pace. Ross was close him, however, and at the quarter wile was on even terms. Then Hi oa in, whe had lor

Boyd, began te tell with his powerful regu-

lar strokes, at id slewly to creep past Ross.

Se tremendous was his speed that at the half mile he had about half a le ng rth lead on the field. A prettier sight 1s —

seen than was presented by these four mer vho were rowing nearly abreast, strai ning

every nerve fer mastery,--Hanlan, Ross, Plaisted and Riley, whe had come up rapidly on the finish = of the first mile. Away they went from half a mile toa mile aud a half, when the

champion, to the surprise of those who

could see the course, stopped rowing, and Ross swept gradually ahead, with Piaisted and Riley ueck and neck. Just beside,

=P the leaders were struggling so gallant- ly, Lee, Ten Eyck an | Ga viidier were having a close contest among themselves. Demp- sey, Delane, and Boyd were in another triangular contest an d brought up the rear of the procession. Har lan, when he stop spe od rowiug, put his hand to his side, as if in pain fora mowent, then he pulled h his sculls with determivaiion, and rowed witha will,

holding second place to the turn, which he made immediately after Ross.. From then to the finish, he slacked up, and rowed home leisurely. Loss secing that Hanlan was disabled turned buoy No. 1, and fear- ing that he was wrong, also turned buoy

Ne. &

m: agnitic ‘ent pace, least twenty lengths to the

and squared away homeward at a leading the field by at finish, and cros-

sing the line in 28 min. 54 seec., an easy winner, amid the cheers of thousands of spectators and sailors from the vachis round = about Plaisted ae Riley, after a strugele and great lability of fouling turned the stake together. As soon as they were fairly on their way home, Riley, by extra exertions managed to shake Plaisted and was a dozen lengths ahead. At the two-mile stake, having passed Han lan he securely 5 settle d down to second place, which he gained without much lfurther exertion, pissing the second stake doal in ou niin. ou sec. After Plaisted, Ten Byok. turned, then Gandier, lee, Delane and Boyd, Dempsey giving up the race befora reaching the turn. As Ross had it au fis own way on the-home stretch,

iley as sec as third man, who came in six length

so did Ri

nd man, | Ten mio |B third in 30 min. es ahaad of Plal acl >aneaa OI alsted, ; half water. Craft e river are now rowed in the at the finish, shut out the and the great race was over.. Vari-

Sit '

DS sac., five or whose an craft on th

neral turnover

i ‘ ‘ a £ poat Was ruil OT

others, ows run

F yyy}. a21)i20

i AB ont ai ‘ TS are aore id tO-nis

giving out, bri t!

wht, relat ive to Curtis,

. alla s it reieree, condition, a:

caused by

wie

: . : saga? wurAaAg - * ic 2h YO = Was Ot Or su

as hia

race through illness not being | 3

acclimate ie

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The War in South America.

Late dispatehes confirm the news that the ports of Buenos Ayres and Usanda De

Barragon have b een close L! ang are net allowed to land. ( la ge on a bay of he Argentine Repubiie, thirty miles yuth-east of Buenos i in the estuary vf the Plate River. The British squadron now in those waters has been proceed up the River Plate to Buenos “ foes. aoe is reported to be less probability than ever of a peaceful settleme mt of the dis oute between the ex-

that mails

about

the city of

and the faction claiming the right to power. it understood that the revolutionary part ? nasa the restoration of the liberty of the press and of constitutional govern- ment, a latter having been practically bul liahe dd by the acts of recent executives.

| it is also rumored that the pury of the |b squad in going to Buenos Ayre jis to ascertain whether the mediatien of |

!

iS

~

i pose British ron

England would be accepte , if offered, and

to look after the aatety and interest of resi-

ident British subjects and the large amount of commerce ordinarily carried on between Great Britain and the Argentine | Republic through the port. Should the * | ports above-named remain closed fer any | considerable time, it will bea serious thing | for English exporters whe ship large quan , tities of manufactured goods thither.

rd

More

of

Trouble in Ireland. *

Despatches from Dublin state that the land agitation is seriously increasing in all |parts of Ireland. Toe peasantry are re- | Ported to be very much excited by the shooting the ot si day, at Hesirum, of

eehi by Henry b. Atcheson, near

Fcieimeriaee Ther characterize Atcheson’s act as a cold-blooded murder, and seem to | have made their minds to tolerate no

>? Glsy

ip

more attempts at eviction, no inatter what the result of resistance may be. It is stated that Atcheson has-received letters

notifying him that the eviction of any of the tenants will end in his being shot. Intelligence froin various districts speaks , of the rising of the peas: wutry in ar ‘ims, and \states that companies have beea formed, and are drilling regularly. situation \is considered much graver than ever, and

ft rT ie

unless Parliament takes early and eflicient action tu relieve the tenantry from the op- | pressiv land cc general revolt and

' loodshed may be anticipated. > “lee | Tite St. John ews states that it has been many years since the harbor presented as lively an appearance at this season as the present one,

8 ab ast ee

lost the

en vet tated . me » = D Weaeaia sal, ts Katana’ Ne AR ea ath emt hl ne tame

: HOTRL ARRIVALS. RANKIN HOUSE, June 18.—Robert Caie, Richibucto; 5 i Fuller, Montreal; George Howatt, Crapaud;

Glasvow, N S; George It

H M McKay, New , N B: Vernon ar Kiight,

MeLauchlen, St John,

Souris. P Kl; W EF shedd, Belfast; ii Leachy, Point bigeny JM Oxely, Mrs J M Oxely, Halifax, N Ss.

REVERE HOUSE.

June 16.--d Rupert tye er, Moncton; Sam. H Young, St JohneN B; F P Kimball, Salem,

Mass; Donald Me eee do; Dewen Dewer, do. LIN HOUSI

ROCK Arthur View; John Chapman, ot New London. Wm P Grineell, Cali- Mrs Jaines Moygner, Souris; James To: ronto; Wm Acorn, King’s County; Douglass, Mt Stewart; Kate Grin- vid Mutech, Rustico; Wim Iuman, Crapaud; John Crosby, Bonshaw; Mrs

° ° : . i y Baker, City; Miss Baker, to; Mrs Rev ji Bayne, Murray Harber; Rev A McLean, Dundas; Wm Forbes, Seal River; D McKay, Truro, N 3; and 7 others.

_—_—e oe ©

Remedy for Hara ‘limes.

Stop spe! ucding so much on fine clothes, rich food and sty le, Uy good, healthy food. cheaper and be tter ¢ lothing ; get more real and substantial things of lile every. way, and

especiaily stop the foolish habit of running

and daughter, Peters; Wm

49 “is June 1s, Simpson

Day MeKay, fornia;

Wilson, Benjamin sell; Souris; Dn

As

} Coc

after expensive and quack tors or using so much of the vile humbug medicine that does you only harm, and makes the proprietors

rich, but put your trust in the gres itest of all simple pure remedies, Hop Bitters that cures always at a trifling cos6, and you will see bet- ter times and good health, ‘Try itonce. Read of it in another column.

CITY SCHOOLS.

eu MIDSUMMER EXAMINATION of

the CITY SC HOOLS will be held as follows:

At Queen Square Scheol, PFHRURSDAY, 24th INST. At Upper Prince St. School, ON FRIDAY, 25th INSP.

At West Kent Street Schoel,

—" + “or , * "Ce rey

ON SATURDAY, 26th INST. The Exercises of each day will commence at 10 o'clock, a. m., and a& 12 o'clock the pupils

Halls of the will be pre- (ieneral’s Medals

Pupils and all hereby invited to

convened in the main various Schools, where Prizes sented and the ‘ernor awarded. Parents of the friends the Schools are attend.

By order of ¢

will be (s0% ot +> ’ Hoard,

NHAM, Pere

nty Sehoot baa 18£0 —2)

June 19,

island ‘team Nav. (o,

Princess of Wales,

Steamers St. Lawrence and

Summer Arrangement, COMMENTING MONDAY, 2ist GENE. 1998. | NOVA SSOTIA.

Leave inarloite re wi for Pictou Landing every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,

'sanda is a vil-| the same name, nearly in‘

7 Halifax. i

ordered to!

isting Legislative Asse. nbly and Governor

THU RSDAY rand SATURDAY MORNINGS 3! unecting there with the train for

at 4.30, COULD

Halifax. Returning days y

to Charlot tetown same

about 2 p. m., on arrival of train from

NEW BRUNSWICK, CANABA, AND THE

UNITED STATES.

eave Summerside EVERY DAY ort xys excepted) on arrival of train from Char lottetow n ‘conn ecting at -Shediae with

trains fer each of the above-named j places ; and at St. Jokn, with Steamers of the [nter- {national Co, and Railway for Portland and | Boston., Also leave Charlottetown fer Sum- merside ey very MONDAY MORNING. about

2

;

o'clock,

Returning leave Shediac EVERY YAY (Suaday excepted) on arrival of day ‘rain from St. John, for Summerside, connect- ig 8 there with train for Charlottetown. Also,

Summerside for Charlottetown cvery day evening about 5 o'clock. By order,

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F. HALES,

Secretary.

s| * | leav | | |

Ch’town,

PUBLIC MEETING,

RE, ; oP aes CAIRNS D, D., Prineipal of the United Prdilieta an College, Edinburgh, will address a Public Meeting in ST, JAMES’ CHURCH, in this City, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, at 8 o'clock, p. ma. A collection will be taken up in aid of the Suilding Fund of the Church.

RO!

June 19, 18380.

ry Pe a)

tT SHAW,

June 19, 1889. See’y of Trustees.

AGMAN PUNCH,

lee Cream, rrait fees, | Water Ices

S Lintead paying special attention to my £&% lce Cream department this seaso: invite the public to call where they can be furnished with the Creams and Ives to-be had in the City. made from the best material. ordering Creams or ices we faction or no charge.

—_*

All

To parties

A. McKENZIE, Confectioner, Queen Street. Charlottetown, June 19, 18580. \ UBSCRIBE hoe the DAILY EXAMINER, kK the Cheapest and most Newsy Paper published in the Provinces.

| } !

guarantee satis- )

SS:

QUEEN STREET, '-

CHARLOTTETOWN,

Wail Papers, Floor Oil Lioths, |» Tapestry, Scotch & Other

CARPETS,

Cretonnes, &c.

(A partieulary nice line.)

_——— ~

Table Damasks. Sheetings, Counterpanes, Toilet Covers, and Anties.

Black and Golored Gashimeres,

Persian, Botany and other Cords,

FANCY DRESS

cis, Upwards,

Frem §&

Black French Merinos, Paramattas and Baratheas,

CRA PB,

Hats, Bonnets, Silks, Satins, Feathers, Flowers, V eiling Lace, ie.

Ci i= =NTS’

YAS SLOT HTM |

Linders and Drawers, Fancy Shirts, &e,,

‘Socks fiom 10 cts, Upwards,

Neckties, Searls, &e,

TREMAINE &

best assortment of Jee!

) METCALF, 83 QUEEN STREET,

Gh’town, May 19, 188

} |

/oMINion DAY. £5. CURSION

* TO ORWELL AND BACK.

ivyPs ee, ¢. Sunday Sgheeol Picnie and Excursion,

1 Steamer ‘ Heather Belle” will leaye Steam Navigation Company’s Wharf at 50 a. w., sharp, returning at about a

for

The

nT ickets “4 the Excursion 40 cents eac sale at J. W. Pickard’s and J. Knight & Son, Lcfresliments for sale on the grounds, The public are invited, Charlottetown. Jane 17, 1880.

* fat 'f} eb De Hut Goal. Nut Goal, NREE from Slate and Fire Cla .. Round and Slack, at Albion’ on Pictou, Nova Scotia. For orders apply to G. W. DrBLOIs, Sele Agent for P. E. Island,

Ul Sydney Mines, Cape Breton, Lingan Mines, Cape Breton,

Q pte for Round Coal can be obtained J on application to F G. W. DeBLOIS,

Perms as usual, Sole Ayent for P. E. Island, Office, No. 35 Water ‘treet, Cuarlottetown. Jane 17, 1880—pat her sj kea tf

TO Lei !

GEORGE E. FULL’S

SEICK BUILDING, Lately occupied by the Sons of Temperance, Also, a small Room suitable for an Office,

Apply on the premises. Ch’town, June 15, 1880—4i

Suburban Residence HOr SATB.

ry ‘Hii residence of the undersigned at Brighton Shore is offered for sale, on orivate terms until the Ist July. It com- prises about two acres of land, with a frontage on the North River of 550 feet and 120 feet on Brighton Road, and 250 feet on the back Brighton Road. The House is well built, cellar, tank, and drain to the There is also a good stable attached. proximity to Victoria Park makes this a desirable residence. For further par- ticulars apply to FRED. W. HYNDMAX, i5S80—2aw till Ist july

; e sort

/TVOSl-yr% 1 shore

rs. Av

most

~5 7) June 12,

.o nt enn beaenceetaaaeer ater ten <> SR EMsetec ER SEIT CS, Lost, £ ord, SoC. _— Ba” Advertisementa under this hendien, im space not ecceeding half an inch, wiil be inserted for Ten Conts per day.

KT ANVED—A young. man—a mo pen- } inan--to make himself generally useful Apply to D. Smact, Queen’s

[j 19,

é e

in a “tere,

Wharf.

| Vi 7AREMOUSE TO LET—The build.

ing on Grafton Street, adjoining Hall's Fish Market, and lately occupied by the agents for Frost & Woods’ Mowing Machines.

Rent moderate. Apply to J. M. AULD, G ” W anted. - At Hospital for the Tneasié’n

Viremar. Must come well recommend- ed. Apply te Dr, BLaNcHARD. {j 18 6i

_'¢trayed-—From the Charlottetown Hes- K_ pital this morning, two White Pigs. In- formation regarding them. will be thankfully received, {j 18

rl a) L ETT hat new three story House on Grafton Street, opposite the Athenxum, containing six large rooms. Possession given

Ist July. Rent moderate. Apply on the premises, (} i7, 2aw tf ACE SHAWLS-faded or discolored—

4

dyed and retinished equal to new Goods. —-GILMOUR, Dyer, Sidney Street. [j 17, 61 Ppt :RSONS wishing to get Plain Sewing or Fancy w ork don: immediately, and to order, = lave the same by applying at Mrs. J. it. McKewzin’s King Square, next door to he residence of Mark Butcher, Esq. {j 16 fl ouse to Let—A comfortable, well ap- L pointed Dwelling House, with outbuild- convenient part of the city. Rent,

Apply to Lonaworrn & HASszARD. [j 16, 6i

¥ TO LEND.— Apply ad Hox, ji

ings, in a

$100.

Mca ea

p artments to Let, 0 on ‘Euston street,

oe ORTH.

near Great George street. Apply to

Px \TRICK SHERRY, Fitzroy street. ji4 tf. 1 J AGSTAFE’ Ss HOTEL, Pownal Street, continues to receive transient and permanent Boarders, {jill OAR DERS,—Two or three persons can be accommodated with Beard and three

| Furnished Rooms in a pleasant part ef the | city. Knquire at the EXaMINER oftice. | Je june i0 |

ry Le TA New HOUSE on Weymouth Street, nearly opposite E, J. Hodgson's.

d Apply at this office. {ma 22 ne Lee —A pleasantly situated Dwelling Hlouse, with stable and a. directly osite the ‘Dundas Esplanade,” West Sidney street. For further petra apply

| on the premises,

cpp

EO LET-A large HOUSE on King’s Square, with Stables, &c. Apply Glass Box 124, Post Office. {m 3

We. HOUSES TO LET—One con- aining 6 rooms, the other 5 a situ- ao be ou Spring Park Read and Long Street. Reut moderate. Apply on the Prem 30

JAMES McLkEon.

er