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W 5 — su aren aacaeeae a CC ———————— anes MARBLE MANTLES, i : > ; swrese ot re- } oe A .® 84: eveiif : dg THE D SILY Bx AMINER of Mr. Pope, that ae — — . Te Corres) andeiee. : ; a d . ired at Ottawa while important business ao ¢ : if

| :Y 4 . quired at tawa \ | “a re a : Shelves and Register rates,

i dn - - esd ace hac) ih} ne ac ; ai ay oer 1 ‘ i )

je : fo vae OCTOBER 27, 1880 in connection with th en ~ aw” Wedonot hold ourselves pone omer ‘ : Y mis on ’ ' . . , es . — “ne ; i Syndicate was being iransacted. Now it the statementa or opinions of our correspon _— WILL sell at AUCTION | 4 _—— , ; ; : tl : a / iLis sell at A /b LON, at the store of ; = ; appears by the despatches recently received] = Mr. S. \V. CRABBRE, corner of

| ‘ nmime P} 3 » ; ro Graf ' mn ogress congratulates a Summ rside 5 : = «6 Rett 7" a ; Ba cae . payer ton

, ba a eS ‘i tl lid not talk or that, during the few days Mr. Pope was| Tho Coming ol “ Better Times ard eg ee streets, on THU RSDAY,

od ey atney ak vu be ; se . . a vi the « ve ; “ ‘lock :

; é congrezation because the) ; here,thore was no important busmess going "9 , the 4th 2 a mber, at 11 o'clock, —

‘ e ‘ ne arriage ser *. ” : yy Leo y ik a a? Lr? Iv? o fa an @ « , vr ‘ laugh luring a recent marnmage service Ss ia ewan Gah @ tale To the Editor of the icamu . i 12 Marbfe Mantels and Register Grates,

ii Has it come to this? a en si Sra.--The following from a leading article 6 Marble Mantel Sbolveat ‘ 4 s ' . — 1} " ? es ‘ s , S he a. 1 y . . , ; ; as fot ae age the proceedings; aud this lull was taken ad in one of the mast reliabie and pn ran WILLIAM DODD, : . ° , = “i ; . . $ ° . a) . . 1, « e+ »s - . » ‘ore d , Russ tA has its rascals too. It is said that Vantage of not only by the Minister of periodicals published mn anaca, f ri 2Pnd Oct. 26, 1580. Auctioneer, ve ? " ; > , . : : vitiiet Tee a N.2de Review, 0O S fae <ccmenenaeanneetann, “atbenesenasattn —gussniilinaratesenasattani er eeteinmetatis ha wel . ; os ‘ ist > t : vy the M } or f Agri tary ! mes and i ra ke oe . i . inn 99 art om M. Warschafsky, the well known C apital Marine, but also by ites rr . : = inst.. headed ‘*The coming ot better ae CHANCE FOR A and purveyor to the Russian army has} oyiture, the Minister of Customs, and a ahows how utterly hepeless by ae ee e AND é : : o« ag:.: J a ial i Oo t:_ Confederates and abti-lrotectionis a P — e of 22,000,000 | 5 stera who had occasion to go home and |anti-Confederates and al ; defrauded the Government ’ Linis eX h a a edthige |thie Dominion. 9 officials of the ** Herald” ] | } arre ven rr their siness and tier QUILTS, ’ ; 7 7a « ay 1 : roubles ; and he has been arrested. see alter their Dui eee ae shou'd read this, and try to realize that they i — eS o ee The prolonged meetings of the Government | 1-6 themselvés, in common with their fellow oo rot. rs : ; : ‘ Wey J 2 c Inh slastspeech in New Brunswick, Oo and Syndicate in which the details of the |countrymen, participating in the advantages My AY CTION, will be sold on the pre. 3 Sheldon said : “‘ He had bean very slow to)* ‘ ee led, began the day after | which ‘the present, system of trade has mises, without reserve, to close ee : “ ‘ contract were settled, began the aay after). Kau nhed ¢ iistate of the late James Davis 0 TR me conclusions : iad only done 80 a es ea YW whe Ogi. ae oe On TURE arrive at conclusions and |} ad ' d i Mr. Pope, with bis family. returned to Ut- “The period of depression, if not over, is LAY, the 28th day of OCTOBER, 1S80, at ; — > a)" on. . . - . ; » . . 4 ‘ ° os after nwch careful study and deltbhé z tawa. {t follows, therefore, that this last] fast passing away, and signs of amehening noon, the OSBORNE HOUSE, with lot at- ini that the Lower," ~ ; ‘os ee nei |. The great in tached, situate on Water Street. ; *, j ; but he was of the opr1on that ‘ 4 attempt nl the Patriot to belittle Mr prosperity are on every band. Lhe gi , a ; bs ” il d t a - Ho et T : Be : vuch better adapted for the | ** a : : erease in the revenue forthe past three « perty is well adapted for a Hotel, and } Previnces were u “tol Pope, muss, like ail Lie tormer months, is. the* best proof of the revival of oceupied by Mr. Cyrus jy, McGregor

d English farmer than Manitoba. ones, prove utterly fruitless. From |eommerce. The increase in bauk circulation purpose. Jt has Drawing Room,Dining a J 4 . ae ~ : . ° ° “* . > ‘é . wv. xe 4 4 - memerreeen eee ah “ee a : iew. the Patriet had better |and discounts during the last month is not Sitting Room, 25 Chambers. Kitchen and two

. 7 @s says One suc a Grit potnt of View, tne sutcriec na Bite : ;

‘ Tax Monetary imes Says: ; eae : ; 7 ‘ts | less striking. The Railways are doing a great. ( Pantries, Coach House and Stable, with wel) cessful step has been taken towards making ||eave the Minister of Marine alone; for tts ly increased business, and the revenue of some in the yard, in thorongh repair, and under _ Hi ] free port. Last Spring the | paseless attacks only make Mr Pope more | of them, notably the Grand Trunk, shows & pai lease at.a rental of $400 per annum. a ; Montreal a ; : ; ’ very large augmentation. Sharing in the At same time and place _ yort fees on grain were abolished, and yet, popusar. prosperity of railways, the express companies : a ca “a . i , : f I ti Fs aici Milde. ai A valuable Farm on Cardigan River, con.

{ owing to the great increase of the trade 0 elie are busier than at any previous time. . taining 100 acres, lately owned } J j a ‘ 7 on . ocr <<. e : oe ‘ mit ; Cres a se

) he income of the Harbor Com- “Phe Inner Life of a War |lumber trade is active and healthy, and prob- ASS catvahld and now in the ae tion at + ; the port, the me ! oO ‘espondent.’ ably more lumber will be got out this winter pod foe, se epation of . 4 #9" than Jast orresponacnt. J oer Mr. Francis Davis ‘There are a Dwellj missioners is only less by Sos than % ios than ever before. Domestie manufactures Ho | ele on tee Dw i ear. A. good cause for congratulation. MR. FORBES’ SECOND LECTURE. are thriving, and asa consequence, new ven- | — rig : eae . 1€ a The aeae ft i” tures are being every day engaged in, Bank q 1S Bald LO DE IM food heart, ;

: ———— > . % >, ¢ : r : ; 1: “wir ties have fallen ne thrice what they Terms at Sale. ier may be + evening a large audience again | rupticies have fallen to one oor Ae “Tp order that the pita somngge ‘ave r L, ett ening a a ange > ae eS | were a year ago, and suits for she recovery of ‘ fi. WILSON HIGGS, | aieia) : 1 Inmancialy, -< av i . +orbes 1t8S e t it ° . , r : s : laced in a position, Bn : for the purpose eth eres = A ad » of the debts are less frequent. ’ as : ALEX. McKENZIE, — - aryger annual grant ot money tee V ttl 1 ne revelat 10b Mr. I oropes made ve ic Yet in the face of all these facts patent to Ch town, Oct. 12, 80 —2aw Executors, . . . . feats . , ‘ aa ‘ - oe St — iv " of promoting the ageicultural inte aan as ‘‘ Inner Life of a War Correspondent WAS, | 41), there areto be found a few, and but a vecsntmmaiinhet duddihalhdainlisagsieg Ge a . * » the ExaMi NER suggests eV c . } ** aye-o ener.” Persens who is : ai “ Psy 97} » . . Reet ais Council be abolished and the = th ae Grecia 4 and read the news- ae Se ee Reanennnnanr) — —_——_ Rey Dr Leemin VV 5 q a f Assembly reduced to fifteen mem- sit DY their Uresiges Shs - : "| present system of Government. I . | t Ue Hoase of Assem in ee with -the first part | Papers have little idea of the labor and ex- More ANON. y < rr > , } S ” i. a ° . . a - y rT r , bers. We cordially agree , pense involved in obtaining the informa- | October 27, 1875. WILL LECTURE ON A

of our daily contemporary's propositioa, but we cannot endorse the latter portion of the same, for reasons that have been set forth in detail] in the Argus on former occasions.

Ir is to be regretted that the Argus can- not go as far as the Examiner is prepared to go in the path of Economical Reform- Will the Argus dare maintain that all the political interests of this Province cannot be well represented by fifteen capable men

aa a dalitn ie med

Tue Argus attacks the Local Govern- ment because its notification to those who will not pay for their lands is published only in the Royal Gazette. The <argus must know that the Government is prevented from advertizing in the newspapers which the people take by the absurd terms of their contract with the Queen's Printer. But for these, we feel certain that the Gov- ernment would be only too happy to give

tion they thereby receive, ana those who have not heard Mr. Forbes know nothing of the hardships and dangers to which the war correspondent is constantly exposed. In Paris, during the rage of the Commune, when, as Mr. Lebouchere wrote, ‘' they shot you first and apologized to your corpse afterwards,” Mr. Forbes escaped flying bullets and other dangers only to be ap- prehended as a spy and stuck up against a wall to be shot along with a row of other unfortunates ; and but forthe lucky chance that he was recognized by General Galifet, who was riding past, he would not have appeared before a Charlottetown audience. In the Russo-Turkish campaign, a corrs pondent named’ MeGahan, cheery, brave, winning and manly, lame with a broken ankle, accompanied Gourko in his raid over the Balkans. and had the half-set bone broken by the falling of his horse. Undaunted by this, Mr. MeGahan went through the whole adventurous expedition, once all but falling into the hands of the Tarks. Jackson, another correspondent, during the bombardment of Plevna, while

HOTEL ARRIVALS. RANKIN HOUSE.

Oct. 26th.—Chas Minto, Montreal; Rev p Hind, Georgetown; S H Hart, St John, N B; ¥ L Moth, BraGtford, Ont; W H Smyth, Montreal; Ro Evans, do; P A Campbell, Phila,

REVERE HOUSE.

Oct. 24,—J J Campbell, Halifax, NS;0 V Troop, St. John N B; 8 J Sturges, Green Me; A Stone, Halifax NS; Thos H Bicke!l, Que; Thos H Carvell, Point du Chene.

AUCTION.

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Sale of Valuable HRuilding Lots at Montague Bridge.

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sell at PUBLIC

ree Subseriber will & premises, at Men-

AUCTION, son the

tacue, ou

QUEEN STREET.

AVING on hand, and ar-

riving daily, a well select- ed lot of GENERAL DRY GOODS, which they hope is large enough for any family to chose from, take this opportunity to inform their friends and the

SHAKESPEARE

ACADEMY OF MUSIC,

ge At the close of the lecture cn Shakes. peare, Dr. Leeming will deliver by apecial request, that soul-stirring recitation—‘SHamus O'BRIEN,’

One liundred chairs will be specially re. served and numbered. Apply at ‘* Diamond Bookstore.”

Reserved seats 50 cents; Parquette 33 cts; Gallery 25 cents,

Ludlow Hall, Summerside —Mary Queenof Seots. penicillin nse

‘QP UsT ARRIVED, ex ‘ Emelienve,” 32 @F barrels and halt-barrels Prime Labrador

: . : at | Herring, landing at P ’s No. 2 W j the advertizement to the newspapers—at) shells were bursting around the advanced Tharsday 4th of Nove] ber Next clothes-wearing community that] “°"=28 andivg ee enae Oe Cooma : z S45 } . ; Iwo Lic ly la . = ¥ u * Rita 7 ‘ least to those which support them. On the ors er ae al, ie ~ his peta i silt cheat isan ; they intend to sell at lower Ch’town, Oct. 23, 306i Water § Z oe. . is so very | Dattle by the writing of librettos for operas. atte a, on, ; ‘ $ Street. : other hand the Sa eeree 5800 vans Millet, one of the most brilliant af war/24 valuable BUILDING LOTS, situated on prices than ever, Their New

long that the newspapers cannot, as usual

correspondents, during Gourko’s operations’

South Bapk of Montague River. Lois I,

in BEIGES

Dress Materials,

e : ‘ : : ae » 9 ans K omen te —- A ? : vernin mnt notices be ex- ty Hassace ot 1@ 3 Vk: ns. hac + thaw Mey Oy 4 and 5 are frenting on the Monta ne aa) c P | aD WAR Pe reer. Moree om Slee peannge <5 SoA, esnenny 200 38 River; size 66 by 200 feet “and CAMEL’S HAIR, as well : pected to publish it for nething. ink with which to write his letters, and> ,™Y tat Ritts a Bl ond at : : ; chate life into his. numbed _ fing- These ots have a commanding view of the] ag other Dress Materials, will eS —_—_——P ao era Th cabs with many other inci- River and \ illage, and are the most advan- I fi d to be the Chea est AN — > 1 [ j RS « — e ae - ° Vets wawes Bow Se) wee ” *. tage sly g} : or Pas in¢ . . rn > iy arta - ~ His Honor the Stipendiary Magistrate,|/qents related, opened the eyes of eerie mete . bed im he” yenoiey of an sai t iceable i th ae rr eA h idshipe endated |2.°. = ar . services Sali this forenoon, gave a lengthy decision injthe audience to the hardships endured | yo, tague Bridge. and most serviceavbie in € ; sé Sroythe vs. Lawson,” and diimissed the and heroism displayed by the war Corres As easy terms of payment will be given, market. HARLES MORRISO Forbes described the con- ,

case. His Honor says that the Hospi- tal for the Insane isa public institution; that it and its staff are, therefore, liable to be commented ypon by a public journal; that the statement made in the Patriot is what is known as a privileged communica tion; that there is no evidence that in mak- ing it the traverser, Lawson, was actuated by malice; and that, therefore, there was no libel proven. Now that the case is ont of court we may say that had the editor of

pondent. Mr. veyances, commissariat, bivouacs, ete, of himself and companions, and the great dif- ficulties they had to encounter on all sides. Gen. Ignatief, the famous diplomatist, his fast friend, said to him, ‘‘ Come to me when you want anything. I like your paper, the Daily News, because it is a Christian paper, and | am a very Christian man, and If lam not mistaken you are so also.”’. ‘i regarded this last observation,” said the lecturer ‘‘as a streng proof of the aphorism that discern- ing penetration is the leading attribute of a great diplomatist.” Mr. Forbes said that

any person desirous of obtaining a site for a small sum Auction Sale. GEORGE D. LONGWORTH.

Ch'town, Oct. 22, ’0—w fm tu w

wonl! do well to attend this

SMIALLENGE

Gril e. i

TO A. N. LARGE,

qT WILL trot my Stallion ‘ All Right” against your Stallion ‘‘ Messenger Boy,’

for one hundred dollars a side, ever Summer-

side Driving Park, on-\WWEDNESDAY, Nov. 3rd, 1880--mile heats, best three in five, to

They call especial attention to their WINCEYS & STAPLE GOODS, of which they carry a complete stock.

Their Millinery department is replete with every novelty, at PROPER PRICES.

They feel that all they need say about their MANTLES is

Has just received a few splendid Japanese Goat and Hudson Bay

won ROBES. “Also, a fine sélection of -— Ladies’ Seal, Persian Lamb, Beaver and Astrican Saeques ; —AND-—

Squirrel, Hampster and Siberian Squirrel Cirenulars,

the Patriot received information of the/@fter long, 2 rides it a ny a Se Ake “aie ane Ee GE OUaa a that they are much Superior 1M} All the above are, without exception, the ; . . . horses from the Lom or the Balkans orj#4&rPhess. My mcaey Is DOW Geposire A : . inest dis "; - 3 = cruel treatment of insane patients Irom a a "s ds ce at the food] rx asaieie Merchants Bank of Halifax, Summerside, Style, etc., and Cheaper In finest display of Furs ever shown in this city. one sms, TT ee oS" NEWTON LEE. Next door to P. G. PFraser’s Drug Store.

reliable source, and not published it, he would, in our opinion, not have done his

down to Sisteva, on the Danube, where the bridge of boats was, he would tramp in the

Summersida, Oct. 27, ’80.

price than last Fall; this is saying a great deal, when it is

Ch’town, Oct. 20, 1880—2w

THURSDAY, 98th OCTOBER.

LABRADGR HERRING,

SLEICH ROBES

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‘~ und to the trustees of|darkness across the bridge, and over the} J. tm te : : — ee duty to the public « s f the| islands and flats ankle deep in sand, three " known they were at least 10 tbs nie £" ee dat, J ) Oey: the Hospital. But the source of the . Si Stee then ride forty miles %t 22 n ; SOracrahis, Rel Sk, FZ ist > AA

eo zo as tat Sdn teet- the miles, to Sinnitza, then ride forty nities to per cent. cheaper than any ; Pairets “ aormeson ® ECEIVED from London, per ‘*Ethel “

Giurgevo, then go by rail to Bucharest, and} - write his telegram without stopping to wash ' f Blanche,” or eat; after which he would take a bath, }Congon TEA. a good deal of food, and a sleep, and then | retail.

1GHT & MacNUTT.

He witnessed | WRI Ch’tewn, Oct. 27, °80—6i eod wkly 3i

other House in the city. 8S Advertisements under this heading, & The Subscribers are confident space not exceeding half an inch, will he inserted for Ten Cents per day. they can please, and therefore} ———--.~—-- invite the public to inspect their Goods before purchasing else-

Patriot has not been required or allowed to justify his statement ; and the case having been thrown out of court, the point al of : sti!l remains to be ventilated. If Smythe start on his return journey.

on Matas diel the desperate and futile attack which the | . e - ? * s e * re’ a . ‘ - . am in as guilty as the fatriwot has : Russians under Schakoftskoy and Krudener |

chests and half-chests Prime For sale cheap, Wholesale and

ee

last, an open face The finder will be

OS'T—On Thursday SILVER WATCH.

that he is, he should not hold his position | made on the girdle of fortifications with | Rage ee mA rewarded by leaving it at the EXAMINER at the Hospital an hour. If he isnot onan ae Aare had ae the | Was OK SALE. where. office. Br es ae ne s 3 , , - —.* L "oC I e A { gs . a t WwW Df ‘ y ae ! ~] . ‘“ . 7 guilty, the fact should be made known ee ee ee er rn aes as | AUCTION, for the benefit of OST— On Sunday night, between Lower ; a sa eateaah. 16 te He saw the first Turkish position carried, | i = ae AY J, for the benelit of Queen street and Upper Prince street, a 1, the Patriot called upon to retract, it the halt of the survivors, and their slaugh- | all’ concerned, at Peaton’s Cove, EAST Pi °

i >OINT large Sc bh th. i due to Smythe, to the patients, to the pub-|4.. and all night long stayed with the POINT, on rge Scotch Pebble Brooch. The tinder will

ial Sees erga nat te bee} - nomena muchfoblige by leaving it at this office. o253i lic, that this serious charge 0! ie # atriet! Generai and his stail to guard the wounded | anday Nava ay , . ~saee- i should be thoroughly ventilated. from the Bashi Bazooks. Again and again | mou aa} , November isi, ioe he best remedy is for te that the Patriot is striving, with the little band made its way through the The HUL!. and MATERIAL of the Schooner 4 sale at the Apothecaries Hail, DesBri- 1 ore i ht, ; k “a ; bli beli environment of the enemy’s marauders. | “Ada 2.,” as she now lies there stranded. ong. 8 Corner, ork 26.4 ¢ AN “) all its might, to make the public beneve | Phe lecturer closed with a chapter of Zulu | J. R. WHELAN 83 S ’ a iaee ; : : , : ae awe a: 4AAN, ; i—Th bscriber wishes that ee ieee at ge tee Ps a ee ees: . Dawe tami Oct. 27, 183041 sroker. Queen treet, PRRELLAS a ee ee ; : the Local Government. But the fact that) @ Me et ae L BRRa Petar core 7 that the business of Umbrella mending, &e., when Smythe went to complain to one of dred miles, through ine Zulu country from S8nd BAPFA PION BAN B. is still cairied on at the old stand, opposite ~ ‘ p Ulundi to Landsman’s Drift, with the news. Mr. R. Bridge’s meat store.—S. TAUDVIN. the trustees of the Hospital, the Hon. Don-| ,¢ Qyejnsford’s victory. - wows : i

{oc 25 Im ARTNERSHEP—Wanted in a well-

rand Promenade Concert [PART NERSHEPWassot 5 wat

a person of considerable experience and some T p F Al N FE means. Address ‘‘ Partner,” Box 40, Char-

lotteeown Post Office. Joc 22 Ch’town, Sept. 22, 1880.

-_"eo -«

ald Ferguson, about the Patriot's attack, Weather Bulletin.

he was told to consult a lawyer, does not justify any such an assumption, The idea of calling the case a State Prial, could only have occurred to a very much over wrought wind.

YQ ~ << -

»~ohabilities for the next 24 houre “ as ‘ : POOR LUI: } ié eZ A 3 ‘ . I eer ae . + hours for the y¥ HE Committe of the 82nd Battalion Band Maritime Provinces.

| have arranged for a Grand Promenade | Concert, in the

DRILL SHED,

Toronto, Oct. 27—10 a. m.

; Moderate to fresh winds,

Tue Patriot has not found space or time! with local rains. on the evening of lo say anything about the questions of ee er

. 9 vr re. aN - . } a “economical reform,” and ‘‘ agricultural SULPPING INTILLIGENCE. Thursday, the 4th of November Next, ‘ @icouragement” which are looming up in| Maderia, Sept. 30.—Sailed, the Louisa fer rm this Province. But it was able to seize | P. E. Island. Oct. 2—David Rees, for P. E. upon the ci xce of the recent two or | !sland. ae pomanates me pe recent ane : rt North Sydney, Oct. 25—Sailed, the barque three days visit of the Minister of Marine,)M. J. Foley, for P. E. Island. ~ to make another of its labored attacks! ~ aoenae é.d. hae of Loekport, N. S., i the north side of Prinee Edward upon the person of Mr. Pope. So very Lland. n° She : , ; ene, Ae . e will be a total wreck. The anferior, said the Patriot, are*the abilities Were saved. . wks

.

VOR SALE—A lot fine Poultry, consist- ing of Plymouth Rock, Black i Hoodans, ete. Apply at the? EXAMINER

office. ce ;

cloudy weather |

GOK—A first-class COOK wanted im- ‘Revere Hovse.” {oc 8 tf

AA cEwen House continues t receive M permanent BOARDERS. Terms mod- [oe 7

o

mediately at the Good wages.

ATD OF THE BAND FUND.

Doors open at 7h. Concert to commence at 8 o'clock, precisely,and close punctually at 10. _ Tickets 25 ceuts each, to admit one lad and gentleman, to be had at the City Drug Stares, and atthe door.

F. S. LONGWORTH, Capt. 82nd Batt., Sec’y Band Com. Oct. 27, ’80—pat till 4th noy

erate.

® LET—Two Honses, containing 5 and 3 rooms respectively. Apply to JAMEs MoLxop, Lower Spring Park Road. _—[se 30

a SE Sam mReNeE ae