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Tae Dainty EXAMINER.

NOVEMBER 10, 1879.

Ths Powers of Locai Logisiatures. mF, re learn that it is not at all certain they are iiable to arrest while discharging their legislative duties. A writer in Rose- Belford’s Canadian Monthly for November, produces quite an arrray of authorit:es showing that Provincial Legislators poss rs and enjoy the privileges, powers and in- munities possessed and enjoyed by members

Wwyrors will be reassured AANA

, when 1 1e

of a Parliament.

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Rava; ‘es of the Black Tongue.

A pisgast, locally known as black tongue, but which, probably, is a very vielent form of diphtheria, has appeared in a section of the country surrounding London, Ontario. The disease has baffled the skill of the medical men. The symptoms are first a severe pain in the stomach, gradually ascending to the throat, accompanied by vomiting, and before death, which is at- tended with great agony, the tongue as- sumes 2 black color. Much fear is felt re-

gardipg it, and the medical men are in con- sultation. ——-—» 08 Repairs at Alberton.

An Alberton correspondent of the Patriot reports :—-“‘The work of repairing the damages occasioned by the late storm 18 being energetically pushed forward. By Tuesday last the R. R. Wharf was ina condition to permit of the schrs. J. Wis and . Pecrl to land their cargoes of coal upon it. Yesterday Queen’s Wharf was passable. Every span in the latter, with perhaps oe exception, has been substan- tially rebvilt within just one week. Con- siderable of the timber, toe, had to be brought from a distance. ‘This speaks vol- umes for the ability and push of the official directly in charge. Jas. F. Whit has also, during the same time, pushed the repairs on his wharf well on towards com pletion. Hon. P. Gavin has two buildings in course of erectien—one in frame, the the other boarded in—to take the place o! those destroyed by the storm.

oP OO Sitting Bull.

We learn from the Manitoba Free Press, which has obtained the information from the Bismarck (Daketah) Tribune, that tishop Martin, aa eminent and zealous Roman Catholic missionary to the Indians, has, at the request of the Washington Gov- ernment, undertaken to pay a visit to Sit ting Bull, with the object of inducing him to return to the reservation provided for him and his band. Col. McLeod and others of the officers of the Mounted Police were to meet the Bishop at the Sweet Grass Hills, where a conference was arranged to take place. It is understood that the terms to be offered for the return of the truants are the same as those which were proposed by General Terry and his fellow commis sioners in 1876. These are te include entire amnesty for former hostilities and a renewal of tie ancient tréaty stipulations. Their horses, after carrying home the In- dians and their baggage, are to be sold and horned cattle for the use of the tribe to be purchased with the money which they may bring. The sam disposition will be made of their fire-arms. Itis to be hoped, on many ac- counts, that the arguments of the good missionary will be effectual, and that the Canadian Nerthwest will be soon relieved of an incubus which has been for so man) years a cause of suspense and annoyance.

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The Ministers at Ottawa.

An Ottawa despatch says, ‘‘ Very soon all the Ministers will be domiciled in the city. The Minister of Agriculture arrived nr asalso the Minister of Inland

venue, Hon. Mr. Baby, whose family join him very shortly. The Minister oi Marine, Hion. J. C. Pope, has taken a handsome and commodious residence at the foot of O'Connor street ; his family will occupy it before the end of the month. Hon. Mr. Langevin, despite a telegram to the contrary, continues to improve and his arrival is looked for daily.”

—— ——— Prices o! produce are unchanged to-day.

Just received at the Agricultural Store, a large assertment of Vases and Flower Pots all sizes and prices. Call and see. ROBERT May.

Tue brig “L. J. Westaway,” McAurtur master, owned by D. Farquharson, arrived from London to-day with a cargo of salt and merchandize, after a passage of 34 days.

Mr, W. McKecunte, formerly of this Is- land, has started a lumber yard at Emmerson, with a supply of 700,000 feet of lumber.

Ficur ricovsavo twe hundred and fifteen miles of railroal ars now open in British ladia.

Mr. Farreancs, the inventor of platform scales, has been invested with the order of the Golden Flower by the King of Siam.

Tite tine weather of to-day wil! be advan- tazeous for potat digging and turnip pulling, —the greate »ortion of this seasons vrowth of the latter veing yet in the ground.

A youne man living at Smithfield, Col- chester Co., N. 5., who insulted a lady some time ago, was dragged out of a house where he was attending a party, taken to the barn and tarred and feathered by a number of men in disguise

Tr is said that the Dominion Parliament wii! be called together for the despatch of business on the 6th of February.

Says a Nassian proverb :—‘‘Give me only a Crown sparrow to feed, aud I shall be able to keep a coach and three.

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COMMERCIAL NEWS.

BRITISH MARKETS.

Liverpoot, Nov. 5, 5 p. im. “ee s ad

Flour, per ctl (100lbs).....-I11 0 to i3 6 Spring Wheat.......----.-. 10 9 to ll 0 en a anos 6 an ae OE es White Winter .... a a a Re a ere i 7 wes Cet BOO 6655. ae Se. oi oe ) ee wel i eet ee a ee ae LEIS Oe RM cet es od, gk cas a we ee 0 0 ie es se ees Ge 0 to O 0 Barley......->- sedetees ss OOS 0 0 Oate, porctl.........-..5-5-9 5 @ 0 0 Peas, per ctl........ ee oe oe 0 0 oles + are alee ae 2 te ae 0 Tallow. en eo a Se. ee

POTATOES.

The Boston Traveller says ‘‘ the crop ot

potatoes promises great abundance, and the

prices of natives are So low that it will not pay to import them from the Provinces.”

ANOTHER ADVANCE IN SUGAR.

Sugar has again advancad in price kc per lb. all round, and at the acvance a large demand is experienced. Cables received from Liverpool to-day report the sugar market there excited with higher prices looked for.—Montreal Gazette.

GREEN FRUIT.

The Montreal Gazette says ‘a special cable was received from Liverpool to-da) quoting an advance of 2s per barrel in ap- ples, and a sharp rise in the price of Alme- ria grapes, which have gone up to $7.50 per keg in this market. A lot of 750 barrels of winter apples was sold to an English buyer to-day at $2.60, and 250 bbls. at $2.75. <A let of choice fruit was also disposed of at $2.75 for Qnebec, and a lot of choice select: ed Spitz at $3.50§

SUGAR REFINERY For. MONCTON.

Moncton Town Council induces the es- tablishing of a sugar refinery at Moncton, by adopting the following resolution a few evenings ago :

Resoleed, That any Company formed for the purpose of refining and manufacture of Sugar in the town of Moncton shall be ex- empt from all taxes on the capital stock, incagne, or real estate of said Company for the space of ten years; and

Further Resolved, That a bonus equal to the school taxes be organized when said Company or Co-partnership Company 18 In course of fermation.

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ALMANAC,

MINIATURE MONDAY......... NOVEMBER 10th., 1879.

Sun Risgs......7.00 | Hian Water. 7.41 pm Sun Sets.......4.28 | Fut, Moon 28, 04.44pm

Weather Sulletin.

Probabilitics for the next 2.4 hours for the Maritime Provinces. Tokontro, Nov. 10, 10 a. m. Moderate to fresh southwesterly and west- erly winds; partly cloudy weather in western portions; clearing in eastern portion, not much change in temperature.

HOTEL ARRIVALS.

REVERE HOUSE. Nov. 7—R UHarry Sealrook, Rube Plain, Quebec; FO Limsoa, Halifax, N 8; RB Ferren, NY; AS Harris, Cornwallis, NS; E H Sprague, Maine; H P Kerr, St. John, N B; W J MeVordoch, do. Nov. 8—H R Narraway, Pictou. Novy. 10—Stephen McNeill, Summerside.

MARRIED. In this city, on the Ist inst., by the Rev. J. M. McLeod, Mr. Alexander Cameron, of ‘strathalbyn, to Miss Flora Salmond, of Westy River, Lot 65. On Thursday, the 30th inst., at St. John’s Episcopal Church, Thorold, Ontario, by the Rev. Canon Robarts, B. A., William Bearisto, Osgood Hall, Barrister at-Law, son of James, Bearisto, Esq.,P. E. Island, to Helen Augusta, youngest daughter of Frederick Tisdall, Esq., Thorold.

DIED.

At Lot 48, on the 3lst ult., of diphtheria, Cecil H., beloved child of D. M. and Mary Mc- Leod.

At Wood Islands, on the 29th Oct., of in- flammation of the lungs, after a short but severe illness, which she bore with Christian patience, the beloved wife of Angus Panting, in the 55th year of her age. She was highly esteemed by all who had the pleasure of her acquaintance; she was a loving wife, an affec- tionate mother and a kird neighbor.

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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE,

PORT OF CHARLOTTETOWN. '

ENTERED.

Nor. 10.—Barque Ethel Blanch, London, mdse.; brig Peeress, Sydney, coal te Koughan; str. Miramichi, Montreal, mdse; A. McRae, Pictou, coal; Kate Pentz, Pictou, coal; P. L. G., Pictou, coal ; Tory, Wallace, stone ; Mary Kate, Halifax, ballast; Angus Grant, Halifax, molasses ; Maggie, Tatmagouche, timber ; Sylvanus McDonald, Pictou, coal; Vic- tor, Caledonia, coal to Hanford; Delta, St. Johns, N’ild, 200 bbis herring to Wm. Boyle; L. J. Westaway, salt, raisins, tea.

CLEARED.

Nov. 10.—Sch. Maggie, Tatmagouche, salt by Peak Bros & Co.; Rising Dawn, Pictou, ballast ; Spirit of the Day, Halifax, 1300 bush. potatoes, 250 do oats, 40 do turnips by W. Woods.

OUTPORTS.

Orwell, Nov 6—Cleared schr Annie Teel, Halifax, 2200 bushels potatoes, 100 do turnips; Quickstep, Halifax, 1400 bushels potatoes, 50 do barley. §

New London, Nov 7—Cleared schr Emerald, Summerside, 5500 bushels oats; Eldon C., Chatham, 1456 bushels oats, 800 lbs. but- ter, 40 bbls pork; Golden Belt, Boston, 2400 bushels potatoes, by Dean Bros.

Passed Deal, 23rd ult., barque M. J. Foley, for Sydney, C. B.

Baitimore, Noy. 4.—Sailed, barque Minnie Carmichael for St. Nazaire.

Boston, Nov 5,—Cleared, Schr. Pleasant- ville, for Charlottetown.

Corson puree SETI i Bk eS

Ss) ’ r ‘ ear fc | Peake’s No. 2 Whartl,

Underwriters Sale. For the bengit of all Concerned

Usa sa yaar ceniedliilinnices _ FEN be Sold by Auction on THI RSDAY, | the 13th inst., at Ill o'clock, a. M™., oD the following geeds have been con-

' . . s? ® l Ex Schr. ** Emeline,” which

vi demned and ordeped to be sold :—

Bbls, Cases and Boxes Glassware, Casks and Cases Kerosene Oil, 1 bag Corks, SW ashsboards, Tubs, Bu Casks and Cases Hardware, Cases and bales Merchandize, Rakes, Forks, etc., Rolls Leather, Chests and half-caests Tea, Jarrels Flour, Barrels Apples. Four bales Dry Goods. HORACE HASZARD, Broker. Charlottetown, Nov. 19, 1879—ed till sale

kets,

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R. HOBKIRK has removed to the house

lately occupied by the Hon. James Duncan, cor. Prince and Water Streets. Office at residence and Apothecaries’ Hall. Nov. 10, 1879—3) ead wly

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LAND AT AUCTION!

Property of Woollen Factary Co

NHE Subscriber will offer for Sale at Pub- lic Auction, on Tuesday, iith November, inst., at 12 o'clock, noon,

At the COURT HOUSE, in Charlottetown, the above Valuable Property, comprising plots Nos. 12, 13, 14, 15, 19 and 20, as laid down

on plan. See Hand Bills. Terms easy and made known at sale. WILLIAM DODD, Auctioneer.

Ch'tewn, Nov. 10, 1879.

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House and Lot For Sale,

- WILL sell at Public Auction on the prem- ises, on SATURDAY, November 15th at 12 o’cleck, noon, a two story double-tenement House, and Lot, containing 12 rooms, the property of Mr. Paul Towan, Sydney Street. This property being ceutrally situated offers a rare chance te parties who wish to purchase a valuable property near the market and all the public buildings in the city. Particulars at Sale. E. NEEDHAM, : Auctioneer. Ch’town, Nov. 10, 1879, —di

LAME AND SICK HORSES!

Cured Free of Cost.

Giles’ Liniment fodine i

a yy 2 . " AMMO

Spavins, Splints and Ringbones cured with- out blemish. Send for pamphlet containing full information, to Dr. Wm. Giles, 120 West Broadway, N.Y. Use only for horses the lin- iment in yellow wrappers, Sold by all drug- gists, and in quarts at $2.50 in which there 1s great saving. ‘Trial bottles, 25 cts.

Agent at Charlottetown: W. KR. Drugzist.

Nov. 10, 1879—eod wky 4m

CHRISTMAS IS COMING!

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VATSON,

“VE WILL OPEN in the course of a week or two the LARGEST STOCK, LATEST PATTERNS, &

-RETTIEST VARIETY of

CHRISTMAS CARDS AND NOVELTIES

ever before imported to the Island. Selected from Prangs, Boston; Canton, London; Marcus Ward, London ; De la Rue, London ; and other celebrated publishers.

Do not fail to sce ours before purchasing elsewhere, as this is really the greatest and best variety ever shown here.

BREMNER BROS, Nov. 8, 1879—her 1 in

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TO LET.

{AT well-known store at present occupied

by Robert Young, Esq,, South Side Queen Square. The situation is one'of the best in the city. Possession given Ist of Oct., next. Apply to

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HASZARD BROS, Agents. Ch town, Sept. 12, 79.—pat tf.

SAF EH.

NE ofthe best FIRE aal BURGLAR proof Safes to be foun’ in the city, will be sol: at a bargain if applied for at once, at

HARVIE’S BOOKSTORE.

Ch’town, Oct. 10. 1879.—cod tf

PERKINS & > TERNS

InviteZthe attention of buyers ? to their large, well as-

sorted, and

CHEAP STOCK,

of the following goods:

MANTLE CLOTHS, ULSTER CLOTHS, TWEED SUITINGS, WORSTED COATINGS, WHITE FLANNELS, SCOTCH FLANNELS

| SHIRTING FLANNELS, FRENCH TWILL FLANNELS.

HESS GOODS.

A large variety of the

Newest Materials,

and ‘Trimmings to suit.

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Plain, Checked & Plaid

WINCEYS,

of the best value.

FUR IMUFFS,

COLLA?S & THES,

in Seal, Mink, Astrachan, Xc.,

GREBE MUFFS,

AND

Grebe Trimmings.

KNIT Wool Goods,

of every descripting froma 9c. pair Bootees to a “PEG Worrinc- tox” combination Scarf & Hood.

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A MARVEL OF CHEAPNESS.

ERFORATED MOTTOES—framed com- pletein Rustic & Gilt for 50 Cents, Call and see them at

BREMNER BROS, Nov. 8, 1879.

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A SPLENDID LOT OF

Wallets, Purses & Pocket Books

Just opened at

BREMNER BROS, Nev. 8, 1879.

A NICK LOT_OF |

Photograph Frames,

Picture Easels, ete, at

BREMNER BRO: Nov. 8, 1879. :

on i HIGHEST CASH PRICE will be A. paid for 2,000 Bushels White (ats,

if delivered immediately. Apply to HORACE HASZARD.

Ch’ town, Nov. 8, "79. —Iw eod |

GOLD!

| | : Just received

From

the celebrated manufacturer,

LEROY W. FAIRCHILD,

A splendid variety of GOLD PENS,

GoL_p & SILVER, GoLtp & PEARL, GoLp & NICKEL,

PENCIL CASES, PATENT WATCH BETS, &,

In the latest & most elegant styles.

Bremner Bros. October, 1879.

pat arg ne 3 wks,

300 BARRELS)

APPLES

JUST RECEIVED

~——AND—

MORE EXPECTED. BEER & GOFF. Nov. 8, 1879.

TO LET.

HALL lately occupied as a Government School, size 26x40. Would be well adapt ed for Reading or Club Rooms. Apply to

P. H. TRAINOR, Kent St., opp. Rocklin Honse, Nov. 8, 1879.—2i

~ BISCUITS!

Nov. 1, 1879. TO BE LET.

A NEW ROUSE on Weymouth Street, 4\% near Hillsborough Square. Rent low. Apply to Messrs. Suttivan & Morson, Solicitors.

Ch’town, Oct. 31st, 1879.

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FLOUR. FLOUR.

OW IS THE TIME FOR FAMILIES LN ‘to lay in their winter supply. We have quantity of Choice Bands such as

‘PRIDE OF THE WEST,’« ‘IMPERIAL XXX PASTRY,’ ‘KENT & AMBER,’ &C..

At asmall alvance over present cost of land- ing.

BEER & GOFF. Nov. 1, 1879.

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Black Silk Fringes,

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avery good variety good & cheap

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‘Alief ithe above extra good vaine.

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Paris & Sats

Ch’town, Nov. 4, 1879,

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1,000 Ibs. MOIR & KEILER’S

‘ CELEBRATED

Jams and Marmalade !

N ARMALADE 22 cents per lb., in bulk ; + a7 lb. tin for $1.35; 1&2 lb. tins at 25 cents per 1b.; 1 Ib. crocks, 28 cents.

JAM 25 cents per Ib. in balk ; 1 tb. crocks 28 cents.

Stawbery, Raspberry, Black & Red

Currant, Gooseberry, Green- gage. Damson and Plum Jams, at

BEER & GOFYS.

| Nov. 1, 1875.