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QUEBEC. a rs Counties. Names, ot Drummoad& Arht’ka, Borbeau oe Megantic Oliver Lt oO Yamaska Gill oe. 3 st. Hyacis the Pellier ee Compton Pope 3 Brome Chandler iicc® Stanstead Colby eis \ ercheres Geoffvion . @ Terrebonne Masson 4 Beauhornois Cayley a Champlain Montplaisir a8 Richileau assue ee Bagot Mousseau o i Berthier Cuthberts oe ie ea
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| pet ts add e.3 LWwo vis i : ; ‘ Y r 1: 7 : : Benoit ] 4] Tue Darby EXAMINER, \oisniiy: Benoit OI eo aE —- e: Blanchet eS. i “PD 10 12°76 Levis ee . SEPTEMBER 18, 1875. Islet Casegrain | 6 ‘i iis 4 © ° . . » — | Bonaventure Dr. Robitaill 0 - onvi Gagault SS 2 i Rouville | cae 6 1 20 ACLORIOUS VICTORY. “TA: 3 i 38 Joilette »aDY i ee Richmond & Wolfe Ives i : .
‘Tur following returns (so far) are the} yandreuil Mougenais ae a I we can make upon the} Napiervils Coupal MW hoes Gommmanary we S ; : Dorchester Rordeau 0 l lor ions result of yesterday 8 work > St. John’s Co. H Seman ’
“Ck EDWARD ISLAND. Shefford untington rR ING kK EDW ae Montreal (( ‘entre) vyan 0 | QuEEN's CoUNTy. Montreal (West) Gault -. 2 Charlottetown. Montreal (last) ( ‘oursol 0 | y. a2 (Juebee (Kast) Laurier : : x = a Three Riv Crs VicDougall ( z = = : — “10 | “ = &1]LaPrarie Pinsonmaie 0 Be = & =| Beauce Bolduc ; & Mm R S| Iberville Bechard 49 ety? nes e J ee Lodnay S 3 e= 50 46] L’Assomption Herneau sor ge one 0 (Juebec (Centre) a : 5 2 ao ts S ; = 7 Oo Ys St ‘ 1e I) SCAULCeTS "House, King Street.. 167 156 88 82/°% Maurice om ia ee] de “Market Opposition. es s 10 ae 196 193 69 7TO)}Grit........ .
‘ ‘| i e. . . of 3 Sie Pak ad ay 2 rn a 4th do aoe re. 174 165 108 10 Opposition majority... ...- 66sec r eee 20 5 ead Queen so We 117 113 51 48 NOVA SCOTIA.
arUhuUevYeene ere ererere* 9 onan . ~ te Gth do Hooper s = 3 3 5B
Euston Street er oo 12; 100 4 Counties. Names. ~ 5 S
Country Districts. S SF Mount Stewart (Scotch ~ —
ke wrt) i tell Saie a eee ee 208 206 4 71 Cape Breton Co. MeDonald 0 i New Glas@ow......--++-«: 109 100 8&3) 76 Cape Breton Co. McLeod 0 | N wer >Phee’ Cumberland ‘Tupper 0 1 600 North River (McPhee's : ; ley 0 I
Commer)... 2. eee ceeee 54 48 96 88] Annapolis Longley - Wheatley River......... 253 245 62 57| Antigonish Mclsaac .
‘ . y 156 155 103 101 Pictou MeDonald & Douall eo: 4 Crapaud.......... ead res 06 97) Yarmouth Killam i Lot 48... 2... - eee eee eee : coe ae on} King’s Borden l 0 Springton.......-. 132 105 158 139) Colchester McKay eo Long River.......----- 66 51 SO a Lunenburg Kaulbach - s Hope River......------ = 4 _ ae Halifax Richey & Daly 2 Fort Augustus........-- 147 146 be be Guysborough Ogden oO | Saw Mill Bridge iin} «és ae 109 gg Sl as) Digby \\ ade 0 | Belle Oneek......-2-->: 93 89 89 85{ Queen’s ‘Bill ve Murray Harbor Road.... 13 ith 2 291 Hants Allison 0 | Eldon.. veil. ls’ o's dae Miles Richmond Klynn te Bok BO... ... i. ckoce «s+ ROR 106 107 TOT | Opponition............cevceee ccc s eee ceee . et Sk iitesin de wh Leet 92 87 8 oo ANE... 5 Fak. oe hyd e's 8 Nine Mile Creek......... 74 68 167 158 & bs = I oe ii aa a ln 08 i> 72 59 6 Opposition mayorivy...... 65. srackley Point Road...... 35 27 139 130 NEW BRUNSWICK, iia. . sic. sss . oekee. 100 77 124 1M a ’ . ‘ > eo & 5 yo & Diwlele Me. ic .. is -” wen 154 a a! 1? = 3129 2947 2334 2198 ey KING’S COUNTY. Sunbury a rs ‘ York Pickar¢ =o McDonald, 2509. Muttart, 2289. Kent MeGurney O34 McIntyre, 1438, McFayden, 1445. | King’s Domville | a -RINCE COUNTY. St. John (city) Tilley oe. 4 PRINCE COUNTY ee, John(county) Weldon & Burpee 2° @ Hackett, 1747. Howatt, 1686. | Carleton Connell e1 Perry, 1578. Yeo, 1839. | Charlotte McAdam 0 | With two polling places to hear from. _ | Albert Rogers 1 0 / { pp sition elected aan es @ 668 6 &6 4 08 '6 6 eH. a he rng Majority, So far as Ministerialists elected........ Ll} heard from, 49. —--—-- ~- <P e —- - — Opposition majority ...----. , P. E. Island Overlooked. ONTARIO. ‘ = > 2 A correspondent of the St John News a = © &.lat Paris, writes that out of all the exhibits pate pisnget Cegeoemy ‘A =.|sent from this Province to the Exhibition, = |not one has been awarded an ‘* Honorable North York Dr. Stange 0 1 25}/Menzion.” He says that according to a Monek MeCallum 0 | 38)gentleman connected with the Exhibition, Kast Durham Williams 0 1 27)** such small exhibits could not be noticed. South Perth Trow | 0 80] The following is the list of entries :- Haldimand ‘Thompson 1 0 184 a Welland Bunting , . + hy SNe : Niagara Hughes 1 0 2}| Miss Constance Hope—portrait of Mich Kent Stephensen 0 1 400 ael Angelo. South Ontario Glenn Pom H. T. Calbeck—samples of tweeds. Prince Edward McCuaig o John McKenzie, Summerside, P. E. [— Hamilton Kilvert a suit of clothing. Hamilton Robertson : 60 John Stumbles, Charlottetown—set Rus- Mast Elgin Arkell ‘| set leather single carriage harness. Essex J.C. Patterson 0 1 100 oa Bell (a intiehens - etth: Lemesk Gelbva:th 2 Richard jell, Char ottetown—cornmeal. North Perth Hesson 0 1 300| Christopher Bullman, Rustico—-white Hrentenac Kirkpatrick 0 17 wheat, two-rowed barley, black oats. North Waterloo Krantz 0 1130| Hon. R. P. Haythorne, Manstield—buck- North Grey Lane 0 1 31! wheat. : South Bruce Fuller 0 1 —| James Hughes—tield peas. — i Ottawa (City) Tasse&Currier 0 2 Alexander Jones, Seal River—Norway Grenville Wiser 1 0 11! oats. Kingston Grunn was Peter Murphy, Portage—red wheat. South Brant Patterson | 0150) Alexander McRae, Lot 49—white beans. Peel Elliot wie ‘| John Scott, North River—Timothy seed. South Wentforth {ymal . John Sentiner—pearl barley. North Wentworth Bayne 2 a ‘ ‘ West River—] » heans Sleath Renfrew Bannerman 0 1 129| Joseph Stretch, West River—horse beans, South Ke ; é os ae re ; diet aeal West Elgin Casey ; © —| Benjamin Wright, Charlottetown—split North Ontario Wheeler 1 0. SO; pes. South Leeds Jones . 1% Ed. Hony—surprise potatoes. Norfolk (North) Charlton 1 © 14 iii cic a0 AU IIc iia ‘ork (W Wallace > tae . : ; er joe A a a ar The heirs of the Lusignans, Dukes of West Hastings Brown it © —J|Cyprus, who purchased that island from West Peterborough Hilliard 0 1 —|Richard I. of England, and governed it "Dundas Ross 0 1 —-|for about three centuries, till dispossessed Cornwall Dr. Bergin 0 1 45]by the Venetians, have fyled their claim to West Durham Burke 1 0 —J|the sovereignity of the island in the British ‘Toronto (Centre) Hay 0 | —| Foreign Office. They are described by an ‘Toronto (East) Platt - 3 English paper as: Lomo of Lusignan, a ‘Toronto West Robinson 0 |! —J|serene highness, prince royal of Cyprus, Brockville a : ~| Jerusalem and Armenia, who lives in St. nnn ar som reste 1 o | Petersburg, and seems to be recognized i ene tall White ® | —-| there ; and his nephews, Guy de Lusignan, ri Waterloo i alan 0 | ——|prince royal of Cyprus, Jerusalem and Northumber!’d (east) Keeler 0 | —|Armenia, a man of gentle and distinguished Glengarry McLennan 1 0 39| bearing, who lives in a modest mansion in West Nortumberland Cockburn 0 1 —jthe Avenue d@’Aylau, Paris, and is prepar- Prescott —— . = ing his son to enter the French Navy, and London Carling 3 Korene Nar Bey, Prince of Lrsignan, Lennox Hooper = 0 =| —‘\archbishop of Beshiktash, Constantinople. Lambton McKenzie (Premier) 140/The last named represented Armenia at
Berlin during the Conference. — —-—_~+2>->—— ——
The telegraphers have been recording for some time the fact the Bosnians have strongly resisted the occupation of their territory by the Austrians. This is ex- plained by a correspondent of the London Times, who states that very few Bosnians
‘| have ever heard of the Berlin Congress or _\ its decisions, and knew nothing beyond the
fact that foreigners have invaded their coun- try. He says that if the Austrians had first occupied the districts along the Save, where the population knew them, and where they were not opposed by a single shot, and then waited until the inland pop- ulations had fully understood the objects of the occupation by means of natives sent from the occupied territory into the interior, and from visitors from the latter to the for- mer, there would in all probability have been no opposition to the movement of the Austrian troops,
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| Buy your Waltham Watches at
and Other items. :
Loeal :
—_— a oh a
Tow Ton Ternexcm’s Prairie Flower.
Fireworks at Has-
Vierory ! Vievory ! s: sep18 o1
zavad’s Bookstore.
Hew ean Gass sell Boots and Shoes so
cheap? Call anc’ he ili tell you.
Buy your Watches and Jewelry at Tay- lor’s, which are offered low to suit the thnes.
Tox ‘Tox Tennekews Prairie Flower.
Wr are pleased to learn that William Welsh, Esq., has been appointed a Director of the Merchants Bank of this city.
Ec. W. A new lot just reecived, with all
‘Taylor's. \ sep? G1
the latest improvements.
tevere House for a few days only, Callearly 4
the where he ean be consulted.
Tur largest and best stock of Waltham
Plated Wave in the city, is at W. W. Wewi- NER’s.—-pat pres Gin sept 11 d and w 6m
Tur Pope is about to send a massive gold /
crown, decorated with jewels, to King Menelek, of Shoa, Abyssinia, the ‘‘ right- ful heir’ whom King John has wef recog- nized.
Ton Ton TreruvuKkum’s Prairie Flower.
Leo XII. has ordered a census of the clergy residing in Rome with full details as
and church functions, in order to institute certain reforms.
Riprau Hatt is being put in a thorough state of repair pending the change in Her Majesty’s representatives. ‘The tennis court has been brick veneered and presents an improved appearance.
Ton Town TeruuKum’s Prairie Flower.
A London police magistrate has sent a professional dog thief up for three months at hard labor, and recited the case of a lady of his acquaintance whose valuable dog was so often stolen that, between re- wards and advertisements, the cost of the animal was nearly $450.
Trade is completely stagnant in Jamaica, and laborers cannot tind employmeut even at a shilling or ninepence aday. There is
_| great poverty and want, and in some neigh-
hoods estates have been partly abandoned. Kingston advices of the 5th say thata cyclone was evidently raging in the vicinity.
Ton Ton TernuKkem’s Prairie Flower.
Tue steamer Worcester arrived from Bos- ton on Tuesday night with a cargo of general merchandize and the following passengers : Mrs. McKinnon, Miss Me- Kinnon, Mrs. MeDonald, Miss Katie Mc- Adam, Mr. James McDonald, Mr. Neil Shaw, Mr. Hugh Campbell.
From New York comes an account of a ballin the Bowery got up by the pick- pockets, burglars, and shoplitters of the cily. in order to fee counsel for one of their number now in jail on a charge of being a masked burglar. Five hundred tickets at fifty cents each were sold, an additional charge of 10 cents being levied on all the ‘¢ eentlemen” who had hats.
The steamship Great LHasteri has, it is said, been purchased by a company, who intend using her as a_ cattle boat to ply be- tween Texas and London. She is now being fitted out at Milford Haven, and is to have new engines and boilers, manufac- tured by the Clyde Iron Works, at a cost of $500,000. Refrigerators will be built in her for the purpose of carrying fresh beef. It is estimated that she will carry 2,200 head of cattle and 3,000 head of mutton.
Charles P. Stickney, the latest defaulter that Fall River has furnished, was one of the most popular and most implicitly trusted men in that city. He had been a member of the State Senate, and was looked upon as a future candidate for Con- eress. He lived in the most pretentious house in Fall River, and entertained in royal style. His fall has so affected him that he is now lying completely prostrated, with little prospect of recovery.
An Astonishing Fact.
A large proportion of the American peo ple are to-day dying from the effects of Dyspepsia or disordered liver. The result of these diseases upon the masses of in- telligent and valuable people is most alarm- ing, making life actually a burden instead of a pleasant existence of enjoyment and usefulness as it ought to be. There is no good reason for this, if you will only throw aside prejudice and skepticism, take the ad- vice of druggists and your friends, and try one bottle of Green’s August Flower. Your spoedy relief is certain. Millions of bottles of this medicine have been given away to try its virtues, with satisfactory results in every case. Yon can buy a sample bottle for 19 cents to try. Three doses will re- lieve the worst case. Positively sold by all druggists on the Western Continent.
Insolvent Act of 1875, and Amending Acts.
In the matter of Joun J. Frerciuer, an In- solvent.
A WRIT of Attachment has been issued 4 in this cause, and the creditors are noti- fied to meet at my Office, in Charlottetown, in Queen’s County, in the Province of Prince Edward Island, on THURSDAY, the Twenty- sixth day of September, inst., at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, to receive statements of his affairs, and to appoint an Assignee, if they
see fit. B, WILSON HIGGS, Official Assignee.
Ch’town, P, E, Island, Sept. 14, 1878—lin 16
Yon Ton Ternuxerm, Medicine Man of the Cherokee Tribe of Indians, will stop at} than the old style.
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, and Electro- ;
to where and how they live, their fortunes
| NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW
THE
WALTHAM WATCHES.
JUST RECEIVED BY E. W. TAYLOR
are much better value for the money than
CALL AND SEE THEM. CYLINDER AND PATENT LEVERS
(from $8 to $10, all warranted,
{ A handsome Chain given with every Watch
“ DPAYLOR’S,
South Side Queen Square.
Sept. 18.—3w staw
BIRD GACES.
R ECEIVED per steamer ~~ 10 Doz. BIRD CAGES from 31 up. SIMON W. CRABBE, Sign of the Stove, Queen street. Ch’town, Sept. 18.—6i
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NEW BOOT & SHOE STORE,
FEXHE Subscriber begs to inform the citizens EL of Charlottetown and the public generally, that he has rented the Store lately occupied by the Misses Cavanagh, where he intends opening about the first week in October next, with a first-class stock of Boots, Shoes and Rubbers. W. R. BOREHAM.
Ch’ town, Sept. 17—wed sat tf
FISE Barrels! Barrels!
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tely,
400 MACKEREL BARRELS. WILLIAM DODD, Auctioneer, Ch’town, Sept. 17—pat 2i
FRANK D. COX, |
Physician. Surgeon, and Accoucheur. RestDENCE—Great George Street, nearly opposite the Bishop's Palace.
Orricke—Apothecaries’ Hall. September 16, 1878.—2w
ANNOUNCEMENT.
and the trade generally that MR. H. H. CARVELL,
our representative, will call on them about the Ist October next, witha full line of samples. Any orders which we may receive will be promptly and carefully filled, and at prices that have never been so low. .
PIKE & FABENS,
MANUFACTURERS OF Pickles, Preserves, Ketchups, Canned Goods, &e..
WHOLESALE. 72 Broap StREET - - - Boston, MAss. Ch’town, Sept. 16—4i 2aw
ee di se
Insolvent Act of 1875, and Amending Acts.
JEDEDIAH SLASON CARVELL HENRN AITKEN, Plaintiffs. Joun J. Firrcuen, Defendant.
WRIT of Attachment has issued in this cause.
and WHLLIAM
2. WILSON HIGGS, Official Assignee. I. Isiand, Sept. 14, 1878—1lin 16
Insolvent Act of 1875, and Amending Acts.
Chitown, P.
WILLIAM Bremaut, Plaintiff, James M. Burener, Defendant.
WIT of Attachment has issued in this cause. B. WILSON HIGGS, Official Assignee. Ch’town, P. bE. Island, Sept. 14, 1878—lin 16
Debentures !
iT ENHE City School Board offer for sale SCHOOL DEBENTURES, amounting | to 36,000, payable in 20 years, and bearing in- .terest at 6 per cent. per annum. Interest ; guaranteed by the Provincial Government,and payable i at the oftice of the Board. sy order,
[ISAAC OXENHAM Sec’y of Board. | Ch'town, Sept. 12, 1878—pat lw
| OUSE TO LET.—A Two-Tenement House on Cumberland Street, near the residence of Pope Welsh, Esq., each tenement ‘containing 8 rooms, new and well furnished with first-class cellar and good water in the ‘yard. Enquire of R. B. HUESTIS, at A. A. BALDWIN & Co’s, Queen Street. | Sept. 7, 1878.
in
a place toget your Printing done is at the EXAMINER Printing Rooms
' HOR sale, cuEAP, if applied for immedia-},
AMTE bee to announce to our customers o
i et
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
Currants.
6) BBLS.—New AND Nice Ap
2») CE AND CHEAP, CARVELL BROS,
Sept. 14—3i
ee ee
oy
Rice.
50 BAGS LANDING TO-DAY, CARVELL BROsg,
Sept. 14-31
gee:
Sugar.
BBLS. YELLOW ©.,
50 bbls. White GRANULATED
10 “ CUT LOAF. : CARVELL BROs.
2
LOL “e +? 3 Kerosene.
25() BBLS. HOURLY EXPECTED, Five @ e) ‘Ten bil. lots from wharf at moder- ate figures.
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CARVELL B Sept. 14-. Si "
CROMPTONS
ADJUSTABLE CORSETS
NOW ARRIVING AT THE
LONDON HOUSE,
September 12, 1878.
LONDON HOUSE
NOW ARRIVING Charlottetown, September 13, 1878.
NEW FRILLINGS
-—-AT THE—
LONDON HOVUSE. September 13, 1878—
QUEEN INSURANCE 00,
OF ENGLAND. FASUIA SCE ciel LLNS, STERLING:
ings, Merchandise and Produce. Also, om Vessels on the stocks. Special rates for isolated residences. Losses settled promptly. GEORGE MACLEOD (Union Bank), Agent for Prince Edward Island June, 1877—
THE
Marine Insurance Uo.
_J AVE made arrangements with the Oceaa
Marine Insurance Co, of Halifax and the British American Assurance Co, of Toronte (both offices of undoubted standing), wi they can effect insurance on Vessels, . or Freight in the above-named offices, im tion to the risks taken in their own office. si Risks taken daily at their Office, corner Great George and Lower Water Streeta
F. W. HALES, Sec’y.
Ch’town, Aug. 30, 1878—3m eod
Recziven 70-DaY ;
IN EI W (CHOICE PATTERNS)
--AT—
KING SQUARE HOUSE Tailoring Department
BEER & SONS.
Ch’town, June 18, 1878.
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