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’1“) Tim PUBLIC. AFTER no little amount of labour. not to

speak of the leather worn in visits to n

. l’., and dragging little children thither to be sworn. I observo that the veritable William McIntosh has conceived and brought forth a «If-condemning absurdity in the l‘rayreu at 28th uIt., which not only must fully contra- dicts itself and everything previously main- tained h its author. but. shamefully exposes his fund y In making tlieui lppt'ttl' with contra— dietary statements. He says titat l liaVe made an incorrect statement Iii my previous letter. but which it Is the sapient William does not tell. He does not make a statciticut, he ha. not the manliness to do so. fearing he might be called before a tribunal of justice to give proof. but he sets tortli an array of little children‘s stories, and like it poltroon suecks behind the scenes himself. 18 this iiiutily '1’ Is ‘It honest? Is it not much like the man, who. when he saw it hear entering his house, jumped up through a. space in the ceiling. ittid when his wife had killed it. descended ex- claiming 1—" Well done Margaret, aint we brave." Did lto not nccnsu my hoy Lewis of causing his ll n's death. and tiie puhlIu ex- pected to see something in stipport of this ac- cusation, but he shows nothing, and therefore he has to swallow the lie . The children untiu~ lain that it was some Louis I) tuglicrty injured Jill son. but us I have not it son called Louis, .my children are clearly exhonoratcd from the inng imputation.

But let us examine the contradictory state- ments oftho little children. His son declared and that at the Itour of his death too, that the .Injurles received new on the Lizo. All)! axn attics. nndthat seveie pains existed in those parts, although no piiiii or hurt on his leg was even hinted of during his illness. andthc pnh~ iIIo will observe that the boy. in his last declaration. docs not nientioiitliathe received 1 hurt iii ltis head or his other knee. Ilut the unfeeling father contradicts his sons last de— claration, where lie says, that at no time dur- ing his illness ditl he complain of pains save in his two knees. And Mary A tilt (the little

rt) swears tltttt he L'tltlllli-Illtt'ti at his head .llil knee otily, thus belieiug the former state- ment made by himself and father. The little boy auidiie was struck with STICKS AND A STONE. w dues liul: John. but Mary Ann again sueitrs that it was ii. S'I'II'R ANi) STONE only,thus again contradicting one .Inuthcr.

Mr. McIntosh declares that his son was in perfectly good health on the morning in ques- tion, but Mary Anti again tn the rescue and swears that he always complained of his head. Here we have witness against “linens, to.»- tiniony ugainsttestiniony, and a stern allldavit against. it solemn declaration. surely where there is such discord, the lnbric of lies must fall to the ground, and the coviuotts slandcrer will be shunned and tit-tested by saint mid sin- ner. Mrlntosli asserts titat a decl ration ol Ilurts received was iinidc by his son ot'his own will, but those ivliu visited his house at that time know this to he a lie, as it is in II known that he often qiu-stiout d and coaxed his run to answer his,——" Did‘nt he SII‘lRL‘ you there. \Villit‘;" nud it is also known that his son of- ten refuch to answer the question thus put. feeling. no dotibt. that it was not true. O shame where is thy blush! 1 ivaiit the public to understand that the stitlts spoken of were. according to lilclutoslt's riot-y, thrown at his son. tiud tltut he was not beat. as the otltcv law has it. Mr. McIntosh said, when his buy it ~ first known to be sick. that it was his ktitt

wul hurt. tttid lhtI boy Ct lllltidilrt'ti til nothngl

else. for some time, until the inteinal Iliat‘ltsl‘ of which he died, according to II]. Ilut-tora' evidence. liiid laid first hold of him, and then he cotnplalncd oi other parts, am] as was very natural his lit-ad. and the lather explained that these pains arose from hurts. bitt the boy I: known to have refused to say so. A L'lost‘ ex- amination. by parties, of the head and other parts said to he struck. resulted iit their not being able to discover any sign or symptou of it hurt or bruise, nor could the veritable Mr. MCI. hitnscll‘ allow any marks when askedto do so, either by one of Iilt' Physicians or to others. save it small pimple on the til at where he said his boy got a blow from a little stone two years ago. although In! denies it, and i would atld that he ought to know whose boy did it, as it appears he is well acquainted with magical performances and spirit rapping.

From the fnctthnt McIntosh admits that no mark existed upon any putt. save the arm struck two years ago, llllli into which he had driven the pain from the ktiec. as he blaiidly told the Physicians, it will In- plainly seenthai be Is only giving circulation to slander to MII‘ Isfy I poor spite he holds against my family on what account it Is hard to tell. Ii' sticks weighing four pounds each would strike his boy, would they not leave marks. or would they not lainetho boy so that he could not walk. or if in the head would they not stun Itiiii. but instead of this he went home and cried becau-c he did not want to go to school as tho hither stated afterwards; went to school where he spent the whole fort-noon showing no symptom of being lturt. played with the other children. niitl went mime saying he would not go to school any more. and crying because he was desired to go back in the after- noon. This is the testimony of his parents when he was first taken ill. The father called upon the teacher in the afternoon. uiul toltl hint to keep him but .t half a day iii future. as he was it sitkly boy. 'I here was no mention of ahurt at this time, and when John went to school next day. being asked “but kept. his lrmher home, said that he was chat-lug out the geese and fell dowti and hurt his knee. The two physicians give as their opinions that he did not die from atiy injuries he may have received. but from some, internal tHStlttrt'. and this with the contradictory evidence of the children, ‘llll t"e want of a single marl-t oil the places laid to be struck in enough to coli- \'luec any candid pert-on that he never receiv- ctI it blow. I would also observe that when i heard his boy was dcud.I sontword that I desired it thorough investigation of the matter, a Coroner's Inquest. and Mr. McIntosh was Informed of lliitt.yct he would not tale those steps. for his statements were false. I would now ask hint to put the matter in Court. or 1 am willing to have a certain ituinbernl' honest men to investigate the case. I wonll now ask the public, who has the ttpeunmcc of truth. the man who desires an investigation of the matter, end givevqood reasons for disbeliev- big hit (Mt-Intosh’s) story, or the one that makes contradictory statements and tears justice. llut the untn who lit-lies hituselftind expoics his t'antilyas Mr. McIntosh has done, must be tuoonstruck ainl ought to have our commiseration, and i would remind him that this Is not the first slander to his shame only be it spoken. and it'lie will not take steps to obtain it clear invein itiou of the whole matter. it will be his wisdom to hold his unru y tongue.

For the present, I niii Yours, &c.. FRANCIS DOlltiIIlilt'I'Y. Lot 13, October, 6. tarts. pd

CANADA FLOUR l

FX Ichr SEA BIRD front MONTREAL, J

soo Bbls. No. 1 Fresh Ground Cmsmltt Flour.

For SALE at a small advance on cart for cash

or approved credit. JAS. L HOLMAN. \Vlioiesale Warehouse. z Wards Declared! 50,000 Buslicls Oats, ’I‘. Ii. HALL.

Head of lloliunn'a Wharf. Sutntnerride. Oct. l'l, ltllitl. ANTI-ll) by the subscriber. timing the shipping season, for which the highest price will be paid, in (‘ash, at the time of delivery. Summersidmoct 8, 15108

I inch a. Shaffer-is ‘

OLIII GHPAIIY,

Whou Wonderful Vocal and Instrumental,

AND

Wire Walking

AND GYMNASTIC FEATS! Have excited the meat unbounded astonish-

ment and applause iii every place they have performed, will give. at the

DRILL SHED,

' sonnmnstun.

TWO PERFORMANCES! One on SATURDAY EVENING NEXT, Oct. lOth, and one on MONDAY I‘IV ‘1- ING, the 12 October.

Admissions, ls. 0d.

0? For further particulars scc bills. FLINT I’EASLEE, Agent. Oct. 6. nuts.

Grand concerts li'I‘ St. Philip’s Hall, Egniont Buy

On \Vednestlay next, on. thh, at 3 o‘clock, and at 7 o'clock, p. in.

There will be. in addition to Vocal and iii- struineiital Music, scvc: til SicIc-Splz'lling Forces! enacted. Lots 01‘ lt‘lus ! Admission is. (hi. Reserved Seats 8a. in)" Should the weather prove mil'av'nrable the performance will take place on the willow: ing tiny. The public are respectfully Invited to attend. \

October 7. lSlis.

NEW rig. GOODS i

Gum ltrnuzriov ix Pita-its!

Stand liont under! Stand clearll

The Bottom‘s out and Prices are Tumbling ll

I HAVE RI‘XTI'ZIVI‘JI) llllli ani DAILY RIC- ti ‘ 'iNG t‘i'oni til‘ ' 'I' Iilil‘I'AlN. the

NEW DOMINIO 'Iti the UNI'I‘I‘ZI) STATES.

Large Importations

of til/nos! every description of NE'VV GOODS a Suitable/211' Full (3' Winter Trade.

which I will sell at a very small advance on (lusts and Charges, for ’iASH I'AY-

iiicx'i‘s. 1). ROGERS.

NI‘I LL tarsus CIIOI’I’ I N Gr AXES.

CST RECEIVED, it large lot of Chop- ping .l.\l'.S from

Spider's Celebrated Edge Tool JILL

Titlftlt‘lory, St. John, N. 11‘.

best Axe Muiiul'actory iii Dominion.

Every Axe Wavi'autedl

Axes of any weight to suit purchasers.

1). ROGERS.

The the

Suuuucrsidc, act. 7. 1863.

OATS. ‘ ANTI-ID, by the subscriber, 30,000 Bush. Outta. Suiiimersidc. ot-t. 7. 18128.

D. ROGERS.

“"“itTEw Elites."

A Large Assortment

‘Justrcceivcd aiitl for sale at

Very Lowest Prices!

1‘lNl.AY McNElLL. Suiiimerside. mt. 8, 1808.

OATS.

CASH PAID FOR OATS. at IIN .AY McNI'JLL'S. Snuunerslde. out. 7. S

EONVEN ii THE CONGIRISGA'I‘ION DE NG'I‘RE DARE.

SlillllllCI‘SltIC. 1’. E. Island.

0 1"

7 \HE (‘ourso of Instruction embraces the

English and I“I'I.'|lt'll Lauguagt s, \Vritiug. Arithmetic. Hook-keeping, Geography and the Uni! of the (iiuhcn; Ancient mid Modern His- torg. Rhetoric. llutany.I’hilnsnphy.tflit-mistry. Music—Vocal and lustruinertial—Drawing, I'aintiug. livery kind of ustful and orna- mental needle-nork.

Terms per quarter ofll “'ccks:

ltoard and ’l’uitioii, - - £4 7 it Music Lessons—l'ianot‘orte. - 1 it) it Vocal Music. - - - 0 l0 0

Drawing, I‘aiutiug. Embroidery, - 0 lo 0

Parents or guardians residing at a distance should appoint some person in Summerside who will liquidate the llills at the appointed tertns of payment, and receive the pupils should «Inillllfllllllvt‘! render their removal necessary. The Roman t.‘ tlmlic Religion i§ the only one taught iii the Institution. How- ever, nII denominations art-admitted. hutuni- l'oriiiity requires llll exterior observance oi’ the general regulations. No t-ncroachmcuts are made upon the liberty of Unlucicnttc. When two or llll'cc ot‘tlie same family are received into the Institution, a considerable deduction will be made in the charges.

NI'ZIJ‘JC'I‘ l).&Y SC] IO()L.

System ot‘cducntiou at above. Hours of uttvntl .iicc f'om M to HA, a.in., ntul from i to 4. p m., 'i'erins per quarter~l'upila of it! years ttinl upwards. lot: I’upiht under to yrs, It». Music. Drauia . I'ainting. &e, charges as above.

PRIEI‘AIIATOBY fiCIIOOL.

Where I’upill are taught Reading. Writing. Arithmetic. (iruluuntr, Geography. l‘laiu raving. ’I'ertus, {is per quarter. l‘upils under to years, its.

The above mentioned classes will open on Monday. the 12th October. It is highly dr- siruble that l'upilsahoultl be in attendance at the lirginnitig oi' the scholastic year.

No deduction made tar m “"10"!” absence.

Huinmcrsldo. October 8. ltllili.

"not... so... Farm, Stock, 8w.

HE Subscriber will offcrat AUCTION, on TUESDAY. the l:lth instant. at 11 o'clock. a. m., on his premises. Linkletter Road. that valtiabio piece of LAND adjoining the Farm of Mr. Robert Litiitictter, contain- ing about 130 acres. Also: (In: following Slack. 2 COWS. ll) SIIIiI-Zl', 6 Tons of “AT. he“ 'I'cruis at Sale. JOHN LINRLET'I‘ER. October I, 1968.

tasting sALE. Farm, Stock, Crop, Im-

plements 86 Furniture.

3111. JJAIBICZ litIIllRO\VH, being about to leave the Island, has instruct- ed the subscriber tu sell the whole of his Valuable Property by

AUCTION,

on the Premises, on

TUESDAY. 20th OOI‘.,

at to o'clock, a. m.,

Tilt! LEASEIIOIJ) Interest of 110 acres of Land. at the annual rent of is. per acre. for the term of 91)" years. situated on the road leading from LONG RlVl-lli to I’ARR (IOR- Nl-ZR. NEW LONDON. so ucresavc under ciiltivatioti. the rent .indt-r is covered with a large growth of Hardwood. On the premises are a no I" t‘ortabic aiid couiniotlious Dwelling House, large BARN, Granary, anti Waggon House, with a good \chI convenient to the house, and a splendid Garden and Orchard.

The above Property is in a high state of cultivation. itIid is situated in a tiourishing settlement, and is convenient to a school, a place at shipping. iittd tII)t|lItI.‘.llL‘L‘ oi' mussel mud. It is Well worth the attention of any person wishing to purchase a good Farm. It can be inspected at any time. Stuck : 1 my... “own. lMurc & Foal 1 More, Canadian Uull, U Cows, (very good) 2".) Sheep, 5 I’tgs.

Itnplcincuts : l lluelteye MOWiilM 1 Driving Waggon. l Truck Waggon, 1 cart. I Truck. 1 iron Plough. 1 pair llarrows, i .lauutiug Slcigli mid Fur». 1 box Sleigh I do wood. 1 set silver Il‘ttlllliL‘ti Harness, I do Brass, :3 do tor Truck Waggon, L‘art du., l’luugli do, l Home Rake and lsct Ftttlllt'l'ti. Crop : £10 'l‘oiis Huy, 10 do Straw. 700 bushels Oats, bi) do Wheat. 70 do llarley, 500 do Potatoes, and a quantity ol'Ciovcr iitid Timothy Seed . lf‘lll'llitill'c : C(i:i.~i.~tiiig of Tables, Chairs, Bedstc: ., Chest Drawers. Mirrors, Stoves, Carpets. Glass and Ci‘ocltcryware. I.” “‘ TERMS z—b‘ttr the [form it credit of :1 years, paid by instaliiit-nts. For Stock. tic. all sums under £10 paid oti the lat November 1511:); over 1510, one halt oil the 1st Nov. ltti‘J am] the balance on the 1st Nov. lNTU. Terms for the Grain, Cash on delivery.

GEORGE ANDERSON, Auct.

New London, Oct. 1, 'os

"’WK‘FERWLOTS AT AUCTION.

FICW of those admirable \Vntor .f' Lots, blast of Muinntzan's \\‘n.ttti-‘, belonging to R. L. WEA'I'HISRBII'Z, I'lsq., will be sold on

Wednesday. 215i Oct. ,

instant. at l’ublic Auction, oti the spot.

A FEW OTHER LOTS will also be oficred.

October 7, 1308

pro

OATS 85 BARLEY l ’ ‘Illtl subscriber is paying the HIGHEST MARKET I'iiII‘l'ZS for ()ttint [lull Barley, delivered iii Suuimcvside. . YILRERSON.

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Sunimorside. act. 7. int: Journeyman ' ‘ailors. \VANTICI), by the subscriber. 'I‘llRliI‘l

good Journeyman TAILORS. to whom att-nily employment. and good wach trill be

gitclt. ANI'I‘S‘ Mt‘SWI‘JICN. Sunnuerside. oc’. 7, New Dominion Liniment. III'TI'TI‘IR LINIM I‘IN'I‘ for healing llesli wounds cannot be foutid. Good fornian or heart. livery Farmer should procure a bottle. It may also be taken inwardly. Try it. Only is 9.] per bottle. For sale at liliR'I‘liAM'S BOOK STORE. Sumnierside. out. 7, nuts.

LUMBER YARD.

7 ‘lili subScriber wishes to inform tho pub- . lie that he has opened a I.l?.\lltlili YARD iii SUMMERSIIHG. iii the place lor-ucrly used as such by Messrs. Darby & .\lontgoint~ry, directly opposite the residence ot'Joscphtirt-t-n, llsq. Ilc will keep cott- stantiy on hand,

I’iue Boards and Hank.

Spruce Boards and Hank.

l'Iciulock Do. Do.

Latlis, Shingles, l‘aiiiugs, dic- Atlm‘ which will be sold (ll-cup for Ursula.

J. \\'. FORSTER. 1868. 1y

Sunnnersiilo, oct. 7.

Canada Axes, Nails, 6w. ’ ‘illtl subscriber hasjust received per SEA llllt'll trout Mount-til, n5 lit-gs CI? 1‘ NAILS, (assorted sizes) 1': dox lliggius' superior Chopping A.\es ltl deuiijolms French Vinegar, 2 dozen tiriQ'ti Scoops. For blllL‘ at a small advance. JAMES L. IIOLMAN. Wholesale Warehouse, lleatl tlnlnian‘s Wharf, Sitiu‘sidc, sept. ‘24 .

French Burr Mlll Stones. 7 ‘lll-I subscriber having furnished theDL'NR

Itl\' I-IR MILLS with the above cxt‘cllcnt stones, is now prepared atid is able to turn out FLOI}It,OA'l‘.\lliAI., &c..t-quui in quality to any iitill on this Island. The

Grist Mill. Saw and Carding Hills are all in excellent working order—«plenty of wtt‘cr and t'oIint-trnt workmen—tn that per- sons routing to the above mills will Iioi be disappointed or have tti wait lung.

The shingles citt at this itiill have not yet been surpassed in quality. DAVID ROGERS. Dank River, net is, ltilitt

N otice. ’L‘Illi subscriber hurt been requested to state to all pen-om- indebted to the, [fistula oi the late Geo. M. Wruhhot' llttult Rivet Mills. that be- twreu the liltti ami twentieth days til November en ‘ g,aperson will he at the same Mills to rt'tt-It‘e payment and grant discharges; and that all nusvnh-d tit-hid, will. alter that ante. bc plurcd in the tutmbt oi an Attorney for collection. 1).“ ii) IlOtll-ZRS. Freetown, October, Pth, lbo‘s.

CASE FOR OATS. ' llli Subscriber will pay the highs-tot Market Price. in (Janis luv Outs delivered at llil Warehouse

JOHN LEFURGY. Stimmersidmoet. l. 1868.

Biacksinith’s Coal.

CARGO of Blacksmith's COAL lor sale by DAVID ROGERS.

October I. 1868.

FLOUR, FLOUR. US'i‘ ARRIVED FROM MONTREAL. a 9 NEW STOCK of Choice No. I Canada Flour.

C. C. GARDINRR. firewalls; W: f~‘?~,1§1‘:*-___-,__w___ PICTOU HOUSE COAL. "I-‘lll'l subscribers have just received a small

Cargo ofthc above COAL. Consumers

can use it other for Parlor or Cook Stoves Only 2211. (Id. per ’I‘ou. if deliver-

ed eain R. A. STRONG & BRO. Oct. 1, 1868.

SWEET OIL! C01) OIL! Ri-ZROSENE 011.. and Boiled & Raw Linseed Oil at R. A. STRONG 62: BRO‘S. Oct. 1. 1808.

STIR—E8, STOVES.

I havejust received from ALBANY. I)"

THURSDAY, oqi‘OBER 8, 1888.

WA'siimtiiiiAcHINEs

\‘7 ASIIINU Machine» and Wringeru combined in toe hrst. Illuai elonomical. and labor- saving It’lu—Cllcup for Cash.

Mangles, $2.0. 1)A'I'l-INT Spring Mitngler. and the Univerlttl Cog Wriugcrs—Cbeap tor Cash. MARK BUTCHER.

Turning, 8m.

1)LAIN. Eiiiltwl Coin mutid Spiral. and Ornit-

rueiitul 'I'nrniitg. iit \‘ood. Metal and Ivory. Screw euttidg of every dearriptiutmruni six litchctt the one tincod, to the threads to one lltt'il

MARK BUTCHER.

Sawing, 8w.

'I‘RAIGII’I‘ sawing. .liging, front 1] inches to the Finest It‘rut Work.

MARK BUTCHER. Charlottetown, King square. net. I, HM ~li Vinegar. Vinegar.

CALL ‘nt W. R. WATSON'S and purchase your I’ICRLING VINRGAR d‘ SI'IUICS

ot the best quality.

CITY DRUG STORE. Charlottetown, oet. 7, loan. Sole Leather. SIDES of No. Spanish Sole Letslltcr, per Schr. Sm Bird,

D. ROGERS. Sum‘merside, act 7. 1868.

Eirecutor’s Notice.

LL persons having any demands against the Estate ofthe HONORABLE JAMES

100

trout MONTREAL .

Schr. Golden Rule. is large and vaiicd assortment. of S'I'OVI'IS, consisting of Cooking Stoves for wood.

Cookinrr Stoves for coal,

5

I’arlor Stoves for wood & coal, Ilcd Room Stoves, Hall Stoves,

Shop & Oflice Stoves, Stoves for Churches

and School Houses.

Dnily Expected from Boston, a lot of the celebrated

Waterloo Cook Stove,

for sale at Low Prices and on good terms

D. ROGERS.

Snminersidc, get. 1. lotto:

"A’T‘Vt—TEnt’filpfifiT“

V 111-) subscribe. wishes to inform the pub-

lic that he has fillcd ii? 1‘ IIC":.~01

Town or Country.

October 1.

and Is now prepared to furnish it, and driver, at all times. to any part or .. Charges moderate. kept at his Livery Stable, iii Suuiuierside

with Horse

a",

THOMAS CAIRNS.

1868.

Prince County

PLOIIGIIING MATGH-

I‘LOL'GHING MATCH will lake. placc

under the management of the Prince County Agricultural Society. tilt the Farm of Mr. GEORGE I'RICI'}, Lot 17, oti Tuesday, the 3rd November

next, when I'rizcl will be awarded as follows-

list Print $1.00 4th I'rizc $3.00 2nd “ (55 (ll) fith “ $2.00 lied “ $4.00 (itlt ” 81.00

(‘ompetitors to be Members of the Society. their names entered with the Secretary. atid I'loughs to be lit the field tit ltalf past nine Size of h‘urrovv to be it inches

o‘clock, a. in. by 8 inches .

ily order of the (Tommi tee, II . C. GREEN, Sec‘y. Siiiiuiierside. sept 23. 1865 .

thinners, take Notice! I} A. STRONG St BRO. have FOR SALE 0 at Manufacturer's prices. MILLNl-Ilt'S