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x f = bin 4 J H a ~= A - ~ al i e SS snepenammmainiin sis ieepinseineeshieaiaiciasihinasiirensicinantancsinemitilinitsianiiaaahisiliniiaietemainataieiate SDR A ee ioe nmseonspaeengsanniestnenttnamangenaeee aastacaaisi ) y - }H RY TTETO' XT }s}> EY OY WA D Th ry) YTV 1’ (Vay ry ry ION Ts) : : | | YIU X n . OT : ‘ ‘ yn ) } } © N¢ 8s VOL. 7. CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1880. NO. 9: ee me ne mm rm ome . saauaienin ‘aaa ae enter sh mee oe - 2 2c ‘ 4 a : 5 ot, i mo - , “fF + . 4 O'; A i Py EY i ae 5 $ emg x —y m3 ~-j “Tn — ani ‘The wmtace of Trade. ' ands rei tke and promise to perform certain a . s 54 Be j : er : r woh ‘lippossible things; when they engage’ to i * apes _ e| 3 . I. ce : | SE (From the Jifoitreal Gazelte. | | pay certain amounts, When due, well know-

j | | Reports received {rom whole ser imer- | ing at the time that they cannet meet their | chants are of an exceedjugly cheering cha-| cbligations at maturity ; when they borrow

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2 + . rs 3 Se FIRE AND Bi ES Ee ASSURAWN ia} Po SOMPARY. iracter, and fuliy bear out the former pre | money without any serious inteution of re-

| dictions of a good fall trade. An increased | paying it, they are not only taking a course

oy ff > i i Pa ts | volume of business is reported in wholesale | that will eventually result in disaster and f: i ik EST ‘ABL SHED iSai. dry goods; ion and hardware rem LD ste: udy distress to themselves ’ but they are bring- Bue i Hl UdE, . comancirisiat SE incgheheer and groceries show a fair average of tran-|ing discredit and dishonor upon the whole WEAD OFFICE: sactions, A much larger business has been trade or branch of industry they represent. ; . _ . me dy ne in leather di ur bg the past few days, i hey are SLiITKIDg the commercial contidence Ex 8S, &. “Hibernian,” 11 Lombard Street, é - - é a" : Lon«ton. #. C. and although sales have been made on the | and trust of the business community with A LARGE ASSORTMENT 0} ciliata ci ae basis of former values up to the present, an which they are associated: A merchant 1

advance of le. per lb has now been agreed | cannot too much appreciate the value of

Black Silk Fringe. Total Assets, . ‘ : male ee ee - «= «© $14.500,000.@0 | upon for sole, and fature transactions will business integrity and honor. They give Corsets be at the advanced rates. Yesterday and|bhim social as well as business standing: ° Annual Income, : - - - - - - - ” $?.375.000.00 | to-day about 5,000 sides of sole changed They give weight to his counsel and res- Cashmeres, : ioe hands on this market. A good business has | pect ability. to his name.—rucer’s Criterion, Colered and Black Satins. ae trans} pired in hoots and shoes, prices of idnoiespcuagilianedanpicincomabatart tie Po: hee: Prigt Risks ui lowest current rates by which have a stiffening tendency in sympa- Latest News Notes 2 “4 an q ol e = ta “ fi C . OMIPRUGRE ritits, thy with the leather. A fair amount of oils anni TOILET COVERS & QUILTS, } , 1] B + has been placed at good figures, several italy has instituted autumn military : Plain and Fancy): al e TO ers, large oS. . New Sear cod having manceuvres. 9 } . ‘ » € So s 8} Chie ec au 3 e , 3 a - mr . . r Charlottetown, July 21, 1S80—2aw 2m, pat law 2m Agents. re oe ce yada a Ie per - with fhe Turkish squadron in the Corfu \pq by f f | oleum has advanced Ie per gallo “! Channel is to be reinforced by three iron- White, Scaviel; Grey & Fancy Hennels, == [moderate emonat of husiness reported at | Gage

Ta / aig | ad Dieses wi ek. ee sale the rise. W sal pe hides show little shaage : : ; Cie ULES, i Wes, &C., ? from last week's. review. Remittances are Mr. Gladstone's tour has brought him

All of which are now opened, and will be fully up to expectations for this season of as “nem ree His health is said to be seid at our u-ual low prices - ° the year, and tho wholesale trade generally | C@Urely restore

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W.& A. BROWN & CO.

Ch’town, Aug. 24, 1850. ~

St. Duastan's Coliege,

THE POPULAR GHEAP

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was never in a more healthy condition than at present.

The grain trade of this port continues to show an important increase over that of last year, the receipts of grain from Janu- ary Ist to date by raiPand canal amounting to 13,245,570 bushels as compared with

United States brewers hold a convention in New York shortly, to protest against an increase of duty on Canadian malt.

A bridge over the Ebro, near Logrono, in Spain, fell w while a company of soldiers were passing over it, sev enty of ihem being drowned,

op roe at os . y . TOWM, P. E.t DER eae ieee Me Ci ARLOT? ETS Ww, F. Et. oe th ¥4 a gar’ espondins eve a Late despatthes from Cape Town state j rear of 10,511,821, ny: ot 2 Sides . N Ban me 0 ie e P 1 ™ + gain | nee | that affairs in Basutoland are in a very un- ‘ ~ x . (49 bushels, or 20 per cent. The ship-| 0-0, ass no has thn piloted CW oods eV ery Steamer ; Y- | ouiet condition and that the colonial troops

(BPVHIS College will be re-opened under the ments of grain for the sane period foot np charge of the 14,504,815 bushels, against 9,610,988 bush.

" Fathers if the Society oi Jesus pe Mors hee” a for the same time in 1879, showing the as 130 CASES AND BALES Wednest ay, September Lbth.

Intending students should make immediate

will enter the country shortly. A party of disguised ruftians entered a still lareer increase of 4.693.825 bushels, | Bouse near Tralee, in Kerry, Lreland, from { 600 DS The receipts of flonr for the same time which a tenant had been evicted, and cut j= ite te - } ; ; ; rw ne a c ‘ 4 si oe : &% AL A were 405,705 barrels against 497,819 bar- = ae who hada ‘been: FF) A - a 4 rels last year, which shows a decrease of charge Of the piace. aa 3 is | J , hy LREA DY RSC ITV OES 1). 94,114 barrels. The sbipme nts were 384. - A Montreal despaich Bays that Mrs...

I74 barrels against 436,352 barrels, being a Tradel, wife of Senator Trudel, has entered decrease of 51,357 barrels. In dairy pro-| an action — of separation from her

application. A Splendid Stock of BLACK and COLORED CASHMERES and FRENCH MERINOS, {duce the movement during the past week husband on the following grounds : For prospectus and further particulars ad-}| CX. all Shades; GRECIAN CORDS and LUSTRES, WINCEYS, PRINTS (New| has been large, at a considerable advance | 1st, , that he bas lost no opportunity to in- dress Vatterns), GREY and WHITE COTTONS, NEW WORST bevy. COATINGS and TWEEDS— in prices over those ruling about ten days | 8} it her; 2nd. that he deserted jer and

REV. GEORGE B. KENNY, S. J., | 20 better value in Town.

Ch’town, Aug. 6, ’S0—till sep President.

PACIFIC

since, butter hi: wing gone up fuliy 2 ? cents} has not been living with her for some time per lb., and cheese jc. to ic. perlb. So] past; Sed, that he has refused to provide far this season has turned out a remark- for her the necessaries of life, leaving her ably profitable one for farmers, it being a to meet the expenses of the family ; : 4th,

ay, « B Ia difficult matter to point to any previous | that he has taken away her children inst MACDONALD S. . a mae i: her wi 5th, that os = let .

Summer Geods at Clearance Prices. at

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i { ; l 7 . () 63 QUEEN STREET. Aug’ 16, 1880 ; ce auciG | eso" te natch it. het will ; had refused ll ai Hsu ace 0., 9 QUEEN SiAbED, Aug. 16, £50. ser pa ,; See a her see her children. The case will be + m The Book-Keeper. “aie in Court. YF all cording to a John despatch to an

The beok-keeper’s place, as a member in| Up r. Province pasiee commercial circles. is one of strictest. con \ large amount of P. K. |. oats, which fidence and trust. He is not sworn to non. | remained in the hands of the Island Gov- - bound to hold} ernment when the Island entered confed-

FAARINE - divulgenee, but is in honor un “ 24 3 % =~ . "~ Ps RUSTITCO SEAC H, PRINCE <BDWAR D - "is LAN D. ee all facts ae mera a which eration, are being sold at a discount of 10 may come to his knowledge by reason of per cent. and are flooding the market.

s 3ist Dec S7¢ » §¢ < ~ ~ - Assets 3) st Dec., 1879, $744,149.60 (UNDER VICE-REGAL PATRONAGE.) professional position. He is not required} The above reads suspiciously like a para- Se on le to give bonds for the faithful and proper graph circulated a few days ago in refer- ‘ Insuran effected on CARGOES and discharge of his duty as an accountant, yet} ence to P. E. Island cents being sold ata FREIGI s, covering $15,000 and upwards b gegi Beautiful W atering Place will be open for t che Wuseption of Guests from the 24th | his reputation is continually at stake in| discount. Oats are at a prethium this year, on first-cla-s risks. June till the 15th September every ordinary performance of his work, | but holders probably would have to sell Certifies tes issued payable in Loncon The above Hotel is situated in one of the most charming spots on the Island,{ He is the accepted contidential assistant to them at a discount if held since Confeder- at the office of Monion Rosz & Co., having beautiful scenery, a bracing atmosphere, a beautiful beach, splendid surf-|the business manager, and it not un- ation.—-Moneton Times. ankers, or in New York. bathing, sea and river fishing, ete., etc. Good Tables. Moderate charges. Special frequently devolves upon him to perforin Risks taken and rates fixed without being} arrangements made for Picnic and Dinner Parties. etc. Also the spacious Pavilion will| muchy of sach management himself, By oe ee he-tad tae: Ripnee Series, ote, , #6 myoderale charges. virtue of his position he ts expected tu be slumbering 150 years. <A formidable wea VENTON T. NEWDERY, Coach will leave Charlottetown every Wednesday and $ Saturday evening, calling for in possession of important matters pertain- pon is being waived over the heads of the Agent for P. E. Island. | Guests ; returning every Thursday and Monday morning, at 9 o’clock, a. m. ing to the business, and is presumed aS! Peers, ~The Lord’s rejection of the Trish | well to keep all such pr teaeeresa strictly to} Registration Bills has raised a constitn- + Wot foal. hall Altnah mot a wor posses coum tional storm, “Mr. Parvell, proposed Nut Coal, ub foal, eg SH reas. vig sane >t attack the principal clause of the rejected REE from Slate and Fire Clay. Also , Rourd and Slack, at Albion Mines, June 21, 1880.

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Scenes from the Long Parltament are being re-enacted at Westminster atter

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May il, 1680. Also, arrangements have been made with Mr. Bagnall to meet trains from all

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points at Hunter River, for passage to Seaside—7 miles. in Tak stint cae, Cie Sia Ol A A ste . ae ; ; yet his position implies all that could be} » casure to the Appropriation Bill, which

ADDRESS, To. BR’ eS 5 ; ; : J< DEEN Né f y He SOX ¥ & € @., i roprictors, embodied in the strongest bond. His ac- the Lords cannot modify and must pass ;

Charlottetown, P. E, Island | ceptance of the trust carries with it all the | pot although the Government condemned

° , ; = % 8 = mas ™ TR ee i Le ee eee 4 * SU "eo vi { iO . . : , ‘I a . . t ay : ras Pictou, Nova Scotia. For orders apply to -- |strictest regulations of a confident em-| tho conduct of the Lords, it was opposed to G. W. DEBLOIS, ployee. seen i Se Fats ; Myr Parnell’s proposal. Mr. Forster the Sole Agent for P, E. Island. ESTABLISHED 1825. The divulgence of business plans, bow-| Secretary for Ireland declared in the House

ever honoravle and legitiinate they may be,| of Commons that “the Peers owed their

- >! Feesy Tears Jafas ‘ hye cy » ° 2 3) will often we = GOLORs SO WAS might have power to the accident of birth,” and that been successful undertakings. Too much | + certain circumstances may render it

Bicaution cannot be exercised by either ituti

. : necessary to alter the constitution of the manager or assistant in kepping from the

= : anage sIStat ping irc Upper House.’ JOHN A. CONVERSE, MONTRE : world matters pertaining strictly to mer- pp nS

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Old Sydney Mines,Cave Breton. OANADA

Lingan Mines, Cape Breton.

RDE.S for Round Coal can be obtained So ee on ae : |‘ ee ‘ : on a) plieat ion ta MA ANUF ACTU RER OF CORDAGE of Every Description, including al] sizes Manil)| cantile enterprises. Business circumstances Le Courier de Montreal has had an in- mr > ° i . . ‘ 4 i: . 4 ; Terms is usual. G. W. DeBLOISs, Rope, Tarred Manilla Hawsers, Lobste r Mariin, Tarred Hemp Rope, Houseline| of a purely private nature are things the|terview with M. Lavallee, the agent of the

Sole Ayent for P. KE. Island. Hambroline, &c., &c., equal in quality to the best American. %%° Prices on application, public are not entitled to understand. It ry ench beet-root. company. He says each Office. NvoB5 Water Street, Charlottetown. Jan. 7, 18580. is to be regretted that so much imprud-| of the four factories will spend about $200,- _ June a 1880— ate her 8} kea tf : : nee + - ee ence is manifested among Americans, as a O00 a year in w ages, pure hase of beet root,

eee ears ‘ . iT aT t : Le ; > hati ing broadeast | etc., exclusive of the money sunk in build. GRAN D AUER ef N ] NSu TRAN ry, Hin class, in the habit of sowing broadcast | et¢., €X¢ e money ‘ i

G i S mM r Qocori F ul private business matters, as if to advertise | ings. The company hr ae one. om red Ui G ss A ability or shrewdness in speculative in- prospectus sets out that the directors have Domi i n ion Fyhi j bition. OF ENGLAND. genuity. More discreet circumspection in been guaranteed by the Canadian Govern- o | = this direction would be conducive of bet-| ment five years’ exemption from duty on PRINCE EL WAI } {SE ARD oe 3E HEI IN THE ‘ CAPITAL, s TW8 MILLIONS STERLING. ter business qualifications and results. sugar actnally manti factured within the iG i} U ! Tro BE HELD U: , en snaeeal cay Fe en The book-keeper, or clerk, who would | country ; ‘ and the Government promise Provincial Rxhibition Grounds B agren RANCE ee ee 1 —s = Belid- hope to secure the most favorable reputa- that if a duty shonld be devied on home LORNEB HOTEL . Ve san the hocks: ner: ee ee, Oke Aree enroll his uame among the | manufactured sugar, the duty on imported al - < ancar wi $ vesweuinei gens : * MOUNT ROVAL AVENUE, MONTREAL, | soecist sate tor sotted rsizencea foremost of his profession, ust tuily | sugar will be increased so as to leave them HIS N 1c r eee one settled promptly. understand his situation, wae janelle = one eee eee a See a S New and Commodious house, § : 2 teem wade his dis F wially | letter dated the 2nd July, gives the s ; : r guard his acts as his custedian of specially ; se? e 2} y, gives the scheme h “th j ~) ; ors res . n a % aE { RGE + 1 } f 2 : . . " ~ a . . for Touri .s Ma ae & ati Panett Opens Huesda ys ne pt. 14th, | ro Ag ; = ie P ig Rdvard lalead delicate and highly important trusts and | his cordial support. ‘ e who are wanting recreation, . £ ‘ hE eee i ; : ; ; bathing, ‘ishing, ete. Closes Friday, Sept. 24th, at 2 p.m. lune. 1877— responsibilities. He dare not ignore these Ireland is generally quieter, in conse- : It is within easy access of the City, being : - —-—---- rr es of nie sare -_ to pie quence of the abundant harves:. The rain- enly thirieen (13) miles by rail or carriage. p> ARR % BEALE AND Ss Ad Tv althiess by injuaicious Givulgences 18 to} f4j) in England and Ireland is under an Pi & & A a > - 4 eC » , fn 7 s « 1 . , a . - . . * ~ . Charg« s moderat For further particulars $20,000 OFFERED iN PREMIUMS. 4Es> 4 , prove utter ly incapable and un worthy the inch against eight and Sve inches in the

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apply to che a or address QUEEN’S WRARF. | nobility of his calling. — Bookkeeper. | preceding years. Splendid sunshine has

. LORNE HOTEL COMPANY, Entries must be made with the Secretaries . | a _ advanced the creps of the three kingdoms, q Charlottetown, P. E. 1.| im Montreal, on or before the undermen-} w -\ BAGS SALT, / Integrity in Business. and this, itis hoped, will end the agricul- ]

June 12, 1880. tioned dates, viz: Horses, Cattle, regen} {) 200 Barrels Herring and Mackerel | sail tural distress. General satisfaction is ex-

ee Swine, Poultry, Agricultural Implements _ BAIT | Ne merchant, however persistent and} pressed at the resolution of the Irish

300 MACKEREL BARRELS.

‘shrewd he may be in his commercial opera-| farmers to-give evidence befere the new 10 arrels cla | FAT HERRING.

| tions, can build up a great and prosperous} Land Commission The O'Donoghue has 50 half-barrels \ boos - business without infegrity. Integrity is the| recommended them to do so. Leading 100 Quiatals CODFISH and HAKE. ‘link that holds the financial world together;| Irish papers state that the farmers’

angl7 D. SMALL. ‘itis the basis upon which all great com-} case will be adequately put forward. The Prize Lists and Blank Forms of Entry can

UILDING LOTS. ‘mercial operations are founded. When} signs are that the Irish people will trust m be obtained of the Secretaries. B

| business men lose faith in one another, the Government’s sincerity for remedial mercantile interests are immediately affected | measures, rather than in a barren agitation. For further a apply to “PDARTIES wanting to parchase Building | ‘industries become paralyzed, and the great | A Cominission has been appointed to in- ’} STEVENSON, | Lots in Victoria, Lot 29, will please ap- ens world complains of poverty, of | quire into corrupt practices at felections in en’y Coniall of . i and Manuf’s, or to ply to . hunger and hard times. The great red and | boroughs, there being several in Cathedral , GEO. LECLERE, DONALD PALMER, Esgq., or ‘struggle to win immediate wealth bankrupts | cities. It is probable that there will be Sec’y Council of Agriculture. MRs. HENRY HARDAY, | ‘many reputations, and ingloriously ends | : fresh legislation to reduce election ex- August 14, 1 880—wkly July 20, 1880—oaw Summerside. many a brilliant business career. When men penses.

TRY ID. Saturday, september 4th

Fine Arts, Manufactures, Implements, Ma- cuinery, Stoves, &c.,

Saturday, August 28th.

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Gs ALRION MINE NUT COAL fair trial and you will not be disap- pointed in the result; it is COAL, not fre clay and sicte, For orders eyly to G. DeBLOIs, Sole Agent a P. K. Island, Office. -No. 35 Water Street. Charlot: etown, July8, 1880—pat tf

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