THE DAILY EXAMINER,

CHARLOTTETOWN, OCTOBER 30 1839

: ° : 4 <q “ 3 ; E| 3 ocr” R Qe | IBE! , 18! -B « < > | < > | 5 t 7 2 e THE NEWS. | ‘ 6 4 & ~ oo 4 i 3 . ; ant F i 4 } eat a a . } B . , 2 P| AT IS advicee the Britis sh are holding | $ e | wn at Mafeking and Kimberley. A} < * b . ; ‘ » S$ now in progress at Ladv 4 2 > us tothe battle the British | , ‘ . 4 BG C cs \ r | 1 the &ilvantage of reconnoiter gq . . . ‘ . } €nemny s forcesfrom a balo 4 ro P | seme oom + } 2 te ‘ = “ a oe Ey > | * + : TATT D. STEWART ; AN EMPHATIC DENIAL. oS ; 4 > | 0 Open 2 - ; om nD Yr A a y ¢ , vs e | ~~ «a > | < ‘ AKE 2 BS ‘wt DA EAD | wy sine i to ¢ > | ? ASU € l 3 ale el he SONNY WVU TIV TVET E CUNT a , ra ; 1 the rey Da | Hg ie to . Pp Canvassing @s | j ¢ bk | Mr. been A _ 2 We le re thie A» « ‘ ‘ v¢ esire th *) ' ¢ i % » } . > ha ‘ ot” he » aw SS to : uiariy noted DY A ; Re r rving 3 a «4 > ee se © ithe el s of Belfast. Mr. Irving is }not an “Independent candidate.” He | wae ated 1 packed convention of e UOverpmeé! t’s parti £808, He comes “Lt ” as tb uampion of the Fargubarson - - Pa os nn , | Admiaistration. He is contesting the ' | § 7 a - >¢- - ; . “ ay do v ar : , ed with Mr. A. A. McLean who t ; ler JYompound ?’ | ; about “Pain Us : 7 ” } maintains that their violated promises, ' : : oe } . “tar : ecause § claimed to have a certain ; . : it ' : — wy onnepe sieestin .;.. | their political and administrative incap- amount o eclery iniurs composition, ‘ : ; : rs . F 1 | acitv, and the heavy debt incurred, are rea- and why are we biowingso much . ans ; : , ok. 6f sous why the Government have forfeited | & celery Because we have .

cenuine article, and in order to iniro-

auc evel norougniy, Ve

the following C Jery per bbl $2.00 for 3 . ‘

er a

— . . . tt iivberal Oli

bbls SO.0 }

fol bls $9.50~a plan for keeping celery sen‘ ith each order; also a sample sent om receipt of address and

entsin stamps. When ordering state if for winter keeping or present

use, we sbip *o all the Maritime und celery will be received by our customers in}

winter Keepu vg. }

vinces,

erowers and s

Ae are al:

cabbage, beets, carrots, parsnips, tur- it auli fe wer, tomatoes, onions. Orders from unknown correspondents, wil] please a company order with cash

cress, J.-J. GAY & SON Celery Specialists, Charlottetown P FE. I.

EVENING ‘ INSTRUCTION

At the P_ E, I. Commer. ial College will com- mence on Monday, Oct. Ith inst, at 7.30 p.

Instruction in Arithmetic Book Keeping,Shorthand,

Penmanship, ‘Typewrit

ing, &c. Day students admitted free. Apply at| once to |

ISAAC OXENHAM, PRINCIPAL

Ch’:own, Oct 2°99-

bu BULBS

D!| RECT FRO — (ur shiment of BULBS has arrived. They are the finest we lave ever seen.

Hyacianth,

Nareissus Tulips

CHINESE SACRED LILY, CATTA LILY, FREESIA.

—-Haszard & Moore

Hay Presses Cheese Presses

Presses great and presses small, Presses short and presses tall; But the zreatest press of all, Is cur improved hay press.

Which can be had at short nctice

T. A. McLEAN,

Charlottetown

Office: Masonic,Temple Works: : Spring t.

Pro- |

-* > erfect condition for |

hippers ot |

| last wards were uttered in a very

the confidence of the people of this Pro- issue the

Mr.

Upon this gauntlet has

Let the

vince.

been taken up by Irving.

ise id

MR. TARTE’S POSITION.

Some of the English newspapers com, ment upon the recent statement ot Mr. Tarte to the representative of a Parisian

new e&par er.

“Tl asuffer keenly from your country—of

the sufferings of my country.” These low and impressive tone. ‘“‘For after all,” he con- tinued, “we are still French in Canada. We have 2,000,000 people who only speak French. The country people round about Mootrea! do al] their business in French ;

on a National holiday in the Pro- vince of Quebec there is not @ house which is not decoraszed wit h the F rench flag. I have even seep, amid cou \lees tri col ors, two or three

white flags, with the fleur de lis—relics.’ Mr. Tarte went on to say that the Province of ()uebec wa: becoming more and more French. “French immigrants arrive every day,and when the Eoglish are not iu @ majority in a country—when they are not the masters—they go away.

It is rightly concluded that these senti- ments belong rather to a resident of Paris than to a Privy Councillor of Canada. Yee, Mr. Tarte ought to have remained in Paris. But having returned to Canada, the question is. wi.l he be dismissed from the government ? We have high authority for holding it to be true that “no man can two masters.” If Frence is Mr.

country, Mr. Tarte is not to be ed as the servant of the Queen in a British nationality. Mr. Tarte’s action in regard to the Canadian contingent may be cited as evidence of the truth of this cons clusion.

s2rve Tarte’s

trust

See our tailor made ready to were suits prices $10, $12, $15 and $18. Every garment guaranteed if not perfectly satis- factory your money back every time— Prowse Bros. 3i.

Ss = neon

MARK WRI

THE CASE STATED.

on ‘ Ax authority upon the rane vaal ques~ ; I writes to a eh paper 17 | res > , “What to the Doers &4ppearr an enfriaze- t of their iibertv is mipiv & curtal'* ment of their power Over ol her people’s liberties. They res:nt Eegland’s inter~ | fereace for the protection of & vast numbe! | of English people whom they would tax an extent as to praetically free eré tribatic maintaipasgce of the State; to wi they | refuse the ed bnluges ev. give 10 Duteh Citizens: 4 tney w i keep disarmed in he stof a rough, prejudiced, and fullv- srnped master-nstiovality. It is astound Bey that peopie Vho are abie to read and \ te Cal OLE VE ‘Hat §& nh Oppression fT SIXTY thousand Euglishmen by thirty isacd boers ci d poss bive yntinue ’ yne Of the most Sacred duties ofthe British Governn ent is to protect i‘s eul et n foreicr lands Th ji hain ‘ f LS hn roreigo ianads. i nis being 2O could it be expected thatthe ivovernoment

of Great Britain would tole: at2 forever. in

a protected state, which owed its inde- pendence to British magaanimity, thac which would be objected to in

independent nation? In re

British Uit- landers in the Transvaal the British Gov-

an entirely sponse toa petition of the eroment requested for them the rights of

ci:zenship according to stipulations and reasonable in definite conditions, and after baggling for a full preparations

Kruger iseued his audacious ulti-«

convention, upon certain

long time and making for war, the British colonies

matum and invaded

ia South Africa.

NOTES AND COMMENTS.

—Concerning the policy of Germany on the Transvaal conflict, it is reporied that a treaty exists with the British Government under which a free hand is given to Ger- many in Asia Minor on conditions that Great Britain will not be interfered with in regulating the future of the South African Republic.

—It isstated that King Menelik, of Abyssinia, contemplates psying a visit to Enogland next year after his sojourn in Paris for the Exhibition is terminated. His chief object, it is said, is to tender ina person his gratitnde to () 1een Victoria and her ministers for the territorial conces- sions near Lake Rudolph which Great Britain granted to Abyssinia.

—Speaking of the battle of Glencoe, a correspondent at Pietermartizburg says :— By a curious irony of fate a large hill named Gladstone frowned over the scene where Majuba was more tban eclipsed and avenged. The event recalls certain re- marke made to me some four weeks ago, when the General forecasted the middle of October as the most probable date of hos-~

tilities. ‘‘With our splendid artillery,” i raid, “if our troops are properly hand - led only yictory is possible.” The Irish~ men at Maritzburg are proud of the valor of their countrymen and purpose to pres- ent them with an address on their return from the front.

~~ he Beem — -— Toronto Mail.—Ladysmith never be-

fore had so much trouble with her outskirts.

OvrR ConrTiIncente—See tdeir photo- graph in Johnson & Johnsou’s downtown drugstore. Leave your order tor one at the drugstore, at Westlake Bro:.’ atudio, at Tue Eaamiver office, or with Robert L. Cotton, who has the sole control of the p oto. Price $1.00. Names of men printed on it. Orders filled in order in which they are received. ——___—_—__— Munyon’ 8 inhaler cures catarrh, colds,

grip, etc, just received, —Central Drug Svore.

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Side

Boards'|-~

in this line our stock is very

complete.

PRICES

RIGHT HT AND CO

HomejMakers

Kimberley. Kimberley :s described as

a City with fine | Wldings.

and all the pr sperous

“TaCiOUS etre #& Stable When t

accestoriesa of ommunity, popul if Be.

and e war b Jobn, New

Brunswick, while in

th ins

, #pieudor that weal Me of mes: C

wealth and t t 18 far ah

more 89, a8 tne remiarke, the (drat ree State nas alread y anbe i

the sume popuiation, Kimberley would he worth Cap uring, the n . ‘

Rt. Joke | ie

a ae

{ by prociamation,. But itis casier to ans

nex a couDbDIry by | lamation toan to re- | duce the tle ip pore ‘ apd the Ip of Kimberiey with tue'r visitor, | Hon Cecil Rhodes, are not disp sed 10 surrer ler, On the coniral Vv (ney af pe ir | t offering @ fatal entertanment 1 their alleged inmaste rs outside " oceasional sorties. The male population of Ki = ‘y ; comprises a considerable corp ae | garrison 18 apparently equal to the inm~

force.

RoYAL

Baking Powder

Made from pure cream of tartar.

Safeguards. the food against ; alum.

Alum bakin: the greatest menacers to ee of the present day.

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Do you know that your

STOVE - MONEY

goes fy 1rt

vesting

ROYAL BAKING 1 FONeER CO., NEW YORK.

hest at our store

We buy in carloads and for eash, and will not be under- sold. Sq dealings and strict att the rants of the public are oar watch-

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ntion td

words. OUur goods are guar- it anteed. Give us a trial and you wil] not be disappointed

in quality or i

We seli the

/Model Range, Highland Range, Favorite Range, lortoise Heaters, etc

n price.

Honey

We have just received a small quantity of Clarified Honey from one of our best farmers. lt 1s guaranteed strictly Pure and Unadulterated.

The price is 25c per pound.

SPRUCE GUM Also just received a quantity

of good Spruce Gum from Mir- amichi.

BEER 2 QUFF

Farm For Sale at fairfild, LOT 47.

The undersigned are authorized by Marie §, McIntyre to sell the farm formely owned by jate Father Gabriel McIntyre, containing about 90 acres, situated at Fairfield, Lot 47 bounded on the East by the property of the heirs of Angus J. McIntyre, and on the West by land of Alexander McKenzie.

This property is about half cleared, and wili be sold at a reasonable figure, Persons wish ing to purchase can communicate with the waderuqned stating what amount they are willin offer for the ropercy

CL EOD, MORSON & MCQUARRIE, Solicitors, Charlottetown

WANTED—General servatt wanted in a family of two, must be compe’ > ene wages. Apply at this office

WANTED—Girl for general housework,

must be able to cook, g wages to the right

arty. - Apply to Mrs A. Macdonald, Grafton Breet, west, 254 3i eod

| If PAYS TO BUY |

roke out the | ation wae ~ bably not less than that |

anadian cities of |

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in This City IT IS ONLY TO BE FOUND AT” “>

PERKINS?

It is one of our Specialties

$=a.05 PER PAIR

Buy Your...

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MY STO

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You Will Buy It Right

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See D. A. Bruce’s show window for bar- gains in Underwear,

Worth your while— SNAPS.

). A. BRUCE

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GUNN & CO: ‘Limited

Grain & Comission seiediadias Buyers & Receivers of Grain. Produce. ete

Se ae

We will receive oats in bulk at our elevator, unload, bag weigh and deliver from store at 14 cents per bushel, including ten days storage. We will also make sales, collect "and remit at a small commission. Reasonable cash advances made on all goods stored with us,

GUNN & CO., Limited,

19 to 22 Campbell Road,

Oct 30th——dy8i, wy3i HALIFAX, N.®

DRY GOODS

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