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THERE DAILY EXAMINER,

CHARLOTTETOWN, OCTOBER 23 1839

— Abb bhhhbbphrhrbbbbhbhesh | ‘ ab t 4 , y- | 4 i = ' | . ' ‘ sr ywhere | OCTOBER 23, 1899. : ‘veryWwilefe F : : NOTES AND COMMENTs. | “D | - < * SE rs amen endian | 7 ' 4 | —According to the despatches the Boers ws m2 want P| at Glencoe numbered 9000, and the Bri- CAKI ( P i000. | ‘ a . General Symons is dead; but his name | : L eve ay. I c ncononection with the battle of Glenco?| 7 ’ P| Ww live torever, o ) > 1» j < 1¢ | ER LB. ae : i i ie 4 ”c > { ~The Dublin Fusiliers covered them= | ‘ IONE 9 } selves with glory at Glencoe, They were | : mane’ P| the first toreach the Boers at close quar- | “ — P| ters. : D. STEWART -) : Bee $ > | — it 18 Significant that t! Boera hbave | < e | » hey, a be wane | 3 1 . -ropy ; evacaalea Vryburg. They evideotiy re my ~ : }? g : : ss Reale 2 £ PSE BAKERY) | lize thattheir game at the outset has been | 4 g ; R spoiled ; BAKES BFST BREAD = §| ‘Poiled. eae ‘ : —The Boer reve - ie QULEELg Et o | ‘ r . a es >| > rT ww poseessed of every advaptege 7 bave } : a) erm 3 , ee | @ ceterrent tne joyal ¢ ne "Chee . in Natal. Cape Colony and all over south =. LDELQERGHRERREEEETELLERGERERRERRGEER ETERS , , : i= wm) Arica. = THIS ES =| so } = i HIS [s = lom Pau as aireadcy peen made to eee = = how was when resisting tne | = ; ‘ 2 a} , = BO \ 4 FIDE bong | reas at emandas of Great Britain 08 = 4 — n are ano rwesuln?g ; a ’ 7 ea i a andere, an ; B = = his audacious uilimatum, | - ow iS « = fo reduce our large collection =| -W! ‘Irish members” were talking | = ' aps we hay GS p! aced for a nonsenes e British House of Commons } ioea wer at ne | = the next F< — lavs all aT 4 i ween, risp s0i i ers were ore if , : > vw Vic Py : i z ~ . ; . , = ; - iby ‘ : & f ghis at Glencoe, and Irishmen a a average price or = | throughout the Empire were volunteering | = = or service The British Government may | a oh on MP stance c no os Oe er cake = well, in2se C r umstances, take = , l ¢ = | notice of the epeeches. = ' = = — Th? dispatch to SoutbAfrica of volun- | , \ - - » &s ‘ 7 ‘ . = Your choie = | teer soldiers trom the colonies and wrap i - ? } saga ™@! alities of the British Empire proves that wx You should take an advantage s | aiities of the Britis Emp ' 0 _ n= ° , +, | there isreally a bond of mutua! sympathy p > P _ . oO Tt . i +e Gaur <er yout ee =| between all parts of the British Empire. = sa P : J : = A] Gne makes 10c, soaps.—-sell- Hj It is a lesson to the world that Great = a ete et = Britain and “Greater Britain” stand to-~ Eien dined capes a =| gether, and will siand together, in respect ~ ’ ee : ’ = ss | tO matters in which the Imperial bonour = | p it} Phin B & i and safe.y are involved and gin respect to | = = + M0 &| struggles on benalfof justice, liberty and — , = | struggles on benalf of justice, | y - | . = (Central Deru estore =| Civilization. > tral g I = = Semnysie = ae = = BELFAST-MURRAY = _ =| e =| HARBOR RAILWAY

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“What Fools We Mortals Be.”

Sir.—Some simple minded individuals and oihere, asked the question when the railroad to Murray Harbor was to be com- menced, and the reply was,when the days | getshort and the °ground frozen wi!l be considered a good time to expend public | money, £083 10 employ men by days work | more especially as ‘arm work will then be} slack and Islard yeomen will get em-| ployment to the exclusion of vutsiders.

Now it looks like whit was said in just

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/eeee - ' willturn outa reality, as when election | W172 f nratty i] 2 0 writs are out, surveying chains or pick- s2 of pretty things at writs sre oul, surveying E oo a - axes will no doubt be in vogue. the Should grit or tory candidates have a}

sav in locating route? It is about time | this foot-ball wes kicked from under their feetand if railroad to be built, leave it to professionals who have made it a life | study guided by the route of the greatest | good to the greatest number, can sincerity | be pleased ina party that letlong days, pacs, and contract not entered into when iron was Cheap ?

But, as Jozh Billings says, people like to. be fooled.

Thanking you in advance for insertion | above

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We want you to call and see our stock whether you wish to buy or not

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Covxty Covurt.—The County Court of, Queen’s County opens in Charlottetown | tomorrow.

Tue Tiper.—TIhe steamer Tiber arrived | about seven o'clock on Saturday evening | and sailed this forenoon for Halifax and the Sydneys. Her outward cargo was made up largely of cheese, butter, pota- toes and oats.

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Their love to put to the test. From the field, the village, the city . Wherever their home or their Jot ; ne They answer—their brave hearts fuil-

pulsing, These sons by my sons begot.

Lo! what I did for their fathers Now will tkey do for me;

Conquer a land for their brothers Under my Sovereigaty

To my flag from the wide world they hasten, East, west,—forth fsom each zone My enemies Jearn as they gather

I am secure in My Own,

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Lord God of Hoste,—Father of all

Who holds our lives in willing thrall Guide thou their steps; may they not fall Who go forth at their Country’s call. ARCHIBALD IRWIN.

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A SUGGESTION.

Six,—The people of New London read with amazement the coo! eff: ontery of Mr. Donald Farquharson at the asylum inves~ tigation. In his estimation and that of Lawyer Spruce the name of THe ExaMINeR coerespondent was more important than finding out who mace profit out of tie suppres !

If Mr. Farquhareon has any time at bis diepoil he should visit Paynter’s Bridge and Spring Brook Bridge, dangerous trape that are daily falling into decay on the way to French River. With regard to the asylum I am of the opinion thst now the people should secure Holmav’s Hotel opposite Summerside, fit it up at asmal] cost, and have it as a branch where the patients that expect to be cured can be rent. It would be cheaper and more economical than the

| new wing; —and the surrounding: are good,

supplies can be obtained cheaply in Summerside, and med'cal attendance can tnen be enlisted to mske cures among the ubforiunate insane’

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“oties is hereby given, vursuant to the pro- ons of the Act Of 5lst Vie Cap. 12, sections 62 ard #3, that the undersigned will apply at be .ex’ monthly meeting oi the City Council,

he City of Charlot etown, to be holden on } ibe 13th day of November, next, for the ex- (my) lion from taxation, of the Factory, Build- ny, Lands and Premises, of the Chariotte- town Condensed Milk Company, Limited, | now being erected, and situateon the south . + ée of :he*t Peter’s Road, in the common of harlottetown, edjoining the Railway reser- vation, the indus:ry proposed to be introduced «rd carried onin said Factory Building and | }

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TED—Several persons for District Office Managers in this state torepresent me in tbeir own and surrounding counties, Willing to pay $600 yearly, payable weekly. Desirable employmect with unusual oppor- tanitiens, References exchanged. Enclose self-addressed stam ped envelope,S. A. Park, 300 Caxton Building, Chicago, 249 im9> TO LET.—A double tenement house—5 rooms in each terent, stabling in connection, Also a single house of 4rooms, with stable. Apply 'o Margaret Newberry, Graften Street east. 249 li

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There is No Better Furniture No Furniture Prices are SoZReasonable

The furniture market is flooded with tresh— quickly made, light weight presented with the glitter of little price The furniture we sell is, first of all, reiiable, carefully and We value your friendship too highly to risk it upon trash. Once a patron always a patrc n here—if excellent quality careful service and reasonable price can combine to clinch the friendship. 4

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This Company is prepared to take Fire Risks on Property in Priuce Edward Is- land at very moderate Rates of Premium. --Persons having propety to insure will find it very much to their advantage to apply to the undersigned for quotations ot Rates. —Unecrupulous Agents are en- deavoring to pursuade persons from in- suring in the ‘Lancashire’ by circulating a report that the company never pays its Losses.—This gives us the opportunity of stating that duringtue Twenty~Five Years in which the ‘‘Lancashire” has been oper- ating in the Maritime Provinces it has never had a Law Suit therein, and further more that on the occasion of the Great Fire of 1877 in St John N. B. the “Lan- cashire” was the firet Company to com-~ plete payment of its Losses, baving paid, throwgk us, nearly Half a Million of Dol- larsin Claims, within 28 days after the Fire. (See St. John Daily Telegraph, 19th July, 1877.)

The only « utstanding Losses which we have in our books are for Fires occuring within the Jast four weeks; and which will ‘eall paid before 24th inst.

It is :o ke regretted that the representa~ tiveot any Company ebould consider it necessary to resortto inaccurate state- ments in the hope of being able to retain his businees at rates higher than those which the “Lancashire is prepared to

charge. JM &C W HOPEGRANT, Gen. Agents for Maritime Provinces

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