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ALDERMAN | h. FARMERS’ COOK, “MAGICIAN COOK,

WESTMI

Stove Pipe (Riveted) SiX Stoves, four Weed.

STOVES FITTED UP BY COMPETENT

18S0—12 in eod

Charlottetown, Oct. 2),

Cents per ib. Shep Steves, for Ca:

uy , aes 3 ‘ me rmtiooes eee fa ees

INSTER BASE-BOURNE A628 DU LINE

Soe Se E we ee FES 178 rrobn

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WORKMEN. CHARGES

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STANBARD FRANKLIN, YVOIDBINE PARLOR, [ ARLGR,

WAVERLY PARLOR,

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(Gall and bxamine.)

Pipe, WENYY Cents per ly. Cook aad Parlor: ire 3 es and Spiders.

SOilers, Pots. hetti

MODERATE

SIMON W. CRABBH,

Walker's Corner

i the Stove,

RS rene

PERK

ARE

New iliinery

DIRECT FR

PLUSH, Silks and

FREIZE,

Nating

A FULL SL0CK OF SPA

UNSURPASSED in

Geet owe, Oetober 4, 1580. —-

OLD QUEEN SOU:

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LIVERY STABLE

RE-OPENED.

ad

HE Subscriber has removed to the eom- |

imo lious Livery Stables, LATELY OCCUPIED BY MR. JAMES BARR, | North Side Queen Square,

Where you can get the Curaprst AND Best TURNOUTS IN THE CITY. JAMES N. MILLNER. Oh’town, Sept. i4, 1850—ly

QUEEN INSURANGE OY. OF ENGLAND,

a

TWO MILLIONS STERLING.

CAPITAL,

NSU RANCE effected on all kinds of Build- Merchandise and Produce. Also, on me 4 > the =, Bpecial rates for isolated Loases settled promptly. GEORGE. MACLEO b (Union Sank), Agent for Prince dward Island Jane. 1877 —

EYE, EAR AND THRGAT. DR. J. Re McLEAN,

residences,

Graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, |

fermerly Assistant Surgeon to the Sth ani Locust Street Eye and Far In- Armary, Philadelphia, e¢onfines his practice exclusively to diseases of the Eye, Kar and Throat.

Office at St. Lawrenee Hotel, Pictou, N.S. _ Ost. 14, 1880.

HW: WEEKLY &XAMINDE. — Pex

sous having relatives or friends abroad, an?

t to keep them informed concernirg

P. E. Jsland, cannot do soin a better or chev.

er way than by subscribing to Tue Wrenuyr

Examiner. Sent, postpaid, to any address

be Great Britain, the Un*ted States, oz the ion, on receipt of One Dollar.

NOW

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TOM SEST

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Velveis: and Yeiveteens, in 7! ag

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Fi ‘“APLE AND FANCY GOODS,

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Nov. 9. 1880

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VARIETY. *

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your Winter

ERS,

before Buying YOU SHOULD VISIT

\ORONALD’S, QUEEN STREET.

stock t0 — fra n—and very cheap, .

s Manties!

d the largest variety and lowest Mantles in the City at

In J. B. MACDONALD’S,

Gueen Street.

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October 18, 1889.

N. B.—Applications from persons willing to act as Agents throughout the Province

will be received.

ar ending

HEAD OFFICE, - - -

Risks taken on all deseriptions of property at lowest rates.

Ws ST RW

DANCE. COMPANY !

AGINE. INCORPORATED i865).

:0: . ‘ @ “ - . - - - $1.637.553.10 3ist December, i879 - - $1,001,052.20 —- :0: —

TORONTO, ONT.

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HORACH HASZARD,

General Agent for P. E. Island.

}believe unprecedented.

ine spect rs.

WeE are ple as¢ d to note > that 1 Inspec tor

of raw hide $8 and lea AtLherv 18 to be > ap pointe qd, | Inspectors of meat, ‘unneh

ish, butter. etc., are needed, buyers, and to the or fersion

“litof the [sland in

7 marKets.

Thea Winter Pott.

AND CoMPANY give the the knuckles for Imm pt ess1o}) that the Allan mail

Canadian cargo at }

CUNARD Halifax Vhro nicle at ip over having conveyed the throug shout the country steamers wil not Halifax. ‘They say that Canadian the Upper Provinces will be breugnt out by the mail steamers via Halifax or may direct, the being the

MEssres. cVTroneous

' rand

goods for

posta, as

S 7 ’ the consignees of the goods rates of freight by Sate.

either route

- ‘_—“—<« = & — -

P. B. Asia

WHAT THEY: SAY, OF IT. Advoce tte for Now in” a7 ee

; trimer &

ry a (from tie £

was held In ich nearly. all the mag- Mdward island attended. and other Maritime Provincs Sheldon and Mr. Sparrow, two elegates, A dm

A very successful exhibition Chariottetown, at wh aates of Prince several from the Professor

English ¢ were also present.

ner was pravided, aud a pleasant and proiit- - , y

able time was spent, with Speeches, ac.

These are the right kind of exhibitions to en-

ormation 13

think

~

ourage. and much valuable inf o'ten obtaine vath that Ontario has a pattern to tullow in many res} ects When We look at the small isolated Isiaud, aud y nowledge, from

durmg the past islanders are ‘a those 0) and honoer- on this Qntario. The be as fertile, but taken, and some of the wou ld compare seen in On-

; ; ‘ ad at such ‘rings Wve

twe must ack vtion made

sider that the uf farm rs jhan They are careful, loyal saw more green hedges we have seen in

>} | Wihhoic

personal observ summer, we con: better Ontario. abla. Isiand than land may not on the there ia greater care farms we favorably with the best we tario. When we into the public expenditures we found that real, live, active farmers had the coutrol of them; and the pub- lie service was in most instances performed by | ~ officers, not, as iu Ontario, making al! the golds ital they can aad all the political power they can obtain, no matter at what sacrifice to the inter _ of the far- mess or the country. In P. E. island the leaders in agricultur: al matters have labored for honor and to do good to the country, and their services are paid for, not by the revenue in cash drawn from the farmers, as our expen- sive and cumbersome board of Agricultame is paid, but by thethanks and gratitude of all well-wishers of agriculture.

The Island has a Government Stock Farm, the total cost of which, we are informed, was the small sum of about $1,500 last year. They raise a number of Shorthorn cattle, and send them to the different counties to sell for what they will bring, Thus they are doing good service. The farm is well cultivated, and is a great credit to the Island, to the directors, and tothe manager. They are all active

AVE PUDE CHILES

t\ e

> rt A : ; te

saw on this island ; i

ua vv e

e nquired

working people that have anything to do with it.

Tre English delegates, Mr. Sparrow and Professor Sheldon, expressed themselves much pieased and much astonished at the extent and feritilitv of our Dominion, and particularly with P. E. Island : 7 inhabii- ants. Lney eni ry ed themselv¢ better during the tive days they had silent on the [sland than any other time spent en this con

tinent. !

Mr. A. Simpson addressed the méeting. He said that he had visited nine of thé United States, and wasnot afraid to say thatlittle P. E. Island possessed essentials of com- fert than any ofthem. Wecoincine with Mr Simpson's remarks, and would say to any of our friends who hav e time and means, and de- sire to know anything the pleasures of breathing a cool 1 en.

and pleasant air, and joying a pleasant climate, fresh green hedges

more

abouts

and country, just go down that Canadian Gem

vou cannot live and enjoy

weeks on that Island in hunt around pleasure.

of the Sea, and if yourself for for afew the spramer time, you need not this earth any longer for comfort or — > >> <--> ~~ ee i. A 5 lid piece of estimated to be small boulder ariboo,

Nova Scor! gold, weighing cs oz, and worth $1, “30 0, "take: from a found on the farm of William Bruce, C Upper Musquedaboit, N. 5., was sent Halifax on the I16thinst. One of the gold miuing properties owned by the late Alexan- der Heatherington at Cariboo, East Halifax, by the Sheriff on the 16th. for $4.- Lhe property includes 67 gold n land and buildings and

GoLD IN

into

was sold G00. arcas, 100 acres of machinery.

——a> <0

LEFURGEY, who was sentenced to life im- | prisoument fer forgery, made an offer to the penitentiary authorities the other day which the Warden covld not accept. It appears that a number of the convicts were engaged in blasting rock at the water- works. when Lefurgey stepped up and sit on the blast as it went off if they would | allow him his liberty thereafter, dead or alive. —Sackvrille Transcript. —_____<=-—__-—-

Tue Caledonian Club Avista Dinner,

will be heid at the Rankin House, on the |

30th inst. All clergymen of Scottish descent in the City will, we learn, be in-

vited.

Mr. Murvocx Bucnanan, cut and made on Tuesday last, 16th Novem- ber, three tons of marsh hay.

for the purpose ob

ining |

| g00u4 prices have not ; 1 } sia ce . } Woacner having

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|, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER. 19, [88€ NO. 152 os enentmil itech wisi saat iaRerececrmmarcreccicces, | geamaeieats cai z iti saaees a ee Setar =

rt i‘ ‘ ; ty Ly’ a art? * M AR KETS. os arm eae ‘ne DartLty KXAMINER .

OaTs the past week tueve anld at prices to 44 cents. But even these created a rush—the tine induced farmers, generally, te

remainat their fall ploughing. ‘The top price

> ravnwinY irom 42

| to-day is 4Z cents, and we anticipate a further

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both as a pre rane n to local |

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i |

i

j ;

| decline,

i McNeill, do;

In Liverpool oats still sell at 6s. 2d. per cental

Titers is little or no movement in barley.

Porators seli ab prices ranging from 12 to 15 cents. This is too bad.

Pork--On enyuiry, we find one dealer buy- ling at the aver ag ser ate of three hundred ear-

| casses per week, while another is buying om

an averaze, htty barrels per day. Prices range from 44 i é6i—the first being paid for very light, avd the last for extra govd and heavy.

The egg market is quiet. Jn Montreal the prices are i8¢ @ 1% per dozen. The Boston market is very firm, pepe fresh eggs having been suld there at 25c@26e per dozen.

The folowingare of the 15th :—

the Montreal quotations

Mess pork, per bbl insp’d $17.00 @ $17.95 Thin mess, per bbl....... 16.50 @ 00,00 Hames, city cured, per lb. 0.123 @ 00.13 do, canvassed, per Jh, 0.134 f@ 00.14 Lard, Fairbanks’, in pails 00.12 @ 09,125 Lard, Canada, in pails, 0.114 @ 00.00 OGIN ui sinc sine ain ks Sa 00.10 @ 00.11 Beef, mess, per Ib....... 00.00 @ 0.00 Tallow, ean oe 2 ib 0.075 @ 00.072 Do, rough. eas 09.05 (@ 00.052 Eggs, fresh, per dozen. 00.18 @ 00.19

Clippings From Late Pp apers. The MYamburg-American Silesia, Captain saiuled from 2.300, 0008. ,

line steamer Albers. from Hamburg, Havre for New York, taking gold.

The members of the Albanian League at Seutari continue favorable to the cession of Duleigno, but the chief of the leagne raises difficulties in the way ef carrying the plan to fulfilment.

The Pojyolo Romane, of Rome, states that the Italian revenue receipts for the presest financial year will show a surplus of at least 10,090,000 lire, as compared with the final estimates,

The Sportsman says the bets on the Han- ian-‘Trickett mateh represent in the aggre,, gate a far greater sui than was ever, de- pendent on a boat race. It is expected that Toronto men alone will draw iu fully: $200 000, ive cleetions fer the House of Commons Bre now pending, viz., Quebec county, 3agot, Montinorency, Joliette, and North Gxiord. itis thought improbable that the Oppositiou will contest any except the last named constituency.

budget

*

The ‘Republique Francaisc” says:-—‘-The Chamber of Deputies was aes both in giving priority tothe Magistracy bill, urgency for which is becoming more and more apparent, and in expressing its sincere desire for co- operation inthe work, still to be accom- plished. of the men who have so bravely with- stood the clerical insurrection. ”’

Phe birth of the Spanish Princesshas been celebrated by King Alfonso by conferring upon a num ber of persons at Havana titles hd decorations. Among the latter Senor Don Carlos Saladrigas, vice president of the Board of the Liberal Party, has received the Grand Cross of the Order of Isabella Oatholica.

\ «despateh from St.

Petersburg to the ‘Daily News ° srys:-

‘The Russian answer to ‘the late Chinese conce has been formu. lated, sothat the Russian stipulations are bow definitely known, and, with a morual ‘lisposit ion to arrange inatters amicably , it can pposed that the demands for the reimbursements of the expenses of the Rus- sian Pacific squadron can fat! to be satisfae- tor ly disposed of.”

w York Flerald remarks :—‘‘ Our laboring population might learn a lesson in ecohomy from the ¢ ‘hinese in San Franciseo, if we areto judge from the statements made in an extract we publish from a California paper. This much abused but industrious class invariably live within their income, always saving something tor the rainy day thatcomes toso many. Yet none of them ever heard of Benjamin Franklin or ** Poor Richara’s Maxims.”

Ss1ons

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HOTEL ARRIV! ALS.

OSBORNE

Nov. 17-—-KR S

HOUSE,

Rowness, Summerside: F Phillips, New Haven, U &; James Holl, Prederi ton, N b, James Ross, Mt Stewart; Natl] haniel Gay, Halifax, NS; H A MeDonald, do; John Calbet, do; DH Pitts, do; Thomas

Summerside; Angus McDonald, Col; Miss A MeCormack, Boston;

i ‘!ampbe 7. Denver Miss C

vicCormack. do. ROCKLIN HOUSE,

R McNeill, Cavendish: Chas

W A MeNeill, do; Joseph Boats,

McKay, do; Miss McKay,

North Pedeque; Theoph

R Me Millan, do; Mias

Nov 146—Geo DeSable ; Donald do; Henry *Secord,

Crosby, West River;

Me Milk un. do: Miss Mutch, do; Hon John B iderst: n, North Wiltshire; James Wall, Freetown; James Mckie, Bay View;

Mrs James Mecl.ecd, do; Miss McLeod, do:

A blast was about to ~ put off, | James Gay, Pownal; Vonclare Gay, do; John »ffered to Bagn: ull.

Hunter River; J) McKay, New London; David Pickering, do; Dr Clay, Hali- fax, NS; A R Boutelier, do: Mrs John Me. Arthur, Georgetown; J © Wilson, St John, N B; James McMillan, Margate; James Rose, Mount Stewart 16~—John A McKinnon

D, Georgetown; Kdward Donald, New L ondon; DH Perkins, St John, NB; Rev Mr

. OB san, Halifax, NS; John Lamont, Miramichi,

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Harbor; of Point Prim | | Sonria:

NB; David Connors, St Francis, "McRae, Springtield; George Irving Murtay James Moore, Crapaud; EG Fuller, Edward Alleyne, Mt Stewart; Miss E | Heary, New London; Miss F Henry, do; A

NB; Peter

This is we |W Fulmore, Londonderry, N 8; Geo Taylor,

‘do; Peter Gordon, Halifax, NS.