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Our North-West Domain.

‘'RE PEOPLE OF THER UNITED KINGDOM BE- GINNING TO APPRECIATE IT AN MOUS IMMIGRATION TBITHER IMMINENT.

No Baglishman, Scotchman, or Lrishman |

who is willing to work and can well fail to

Northwest several

in this Canadian legrees in the rural seale. A country 80} an) nd so fertile communi ates neces- eariiy a sense df ascendancy to its scanty occupant it does not inatter how austero- lv a household has to tell \ farmer own

feo-simple three hundred and twenty peasant, though he rd He is inspired of his ind:

ceases to be a labor twice as hard n extract! linary persuasion may dress roughly, aud of hands. At heart he

the feelings of a squire.

pendence. He have the hornies! will have many of Although the laborers are too few, and too transitory in tuat state, to make an inferior oaste, the farmers, doubtless, have develop

\ed already many of the

CHARACTERISTICS OF A DOMINANT ARISTO- CRACY. The Shoal Lake deputation was surprised

l to Snd a Governor General from the mother country ‘‘ quite a decent man.” It only represented the natural belief of a popula- tion of territorial lords in their natural superiority to the residents in a narrow island which contains more workmen than landlords. If any shadow darkens the sat ‘action Englishmen must entertain at the | splendid scene of affluence opened between Ontario and the Rocky mountains, it is that the erowded pecpls of these isles, which for various reasons cannot lord it in |'M n (oba, obtain an insuficient subatitute lout of its density and want of elbow room. | Life In an much brighter and easier than life in Birtle

las it might be.

would hold the entire urban population of |

| England, with space to spare, so that all should have abuudant wealth in fruit trees

and cornfields, and besves, and fresh air, |

and be elevated by the self respect of pro

; ; ; | tors, lo excuse themselves for not} luccepting their part in common heri- tace., thev who stay at home ought at all events, to be abie to prove to themssives

that if thev stand in the way of each other’s |sunshine, they do not also live in kennels

| Englishmen ought to be exceptionally good | 7 Pi nk Sis ia ineighbors im order to yustily them- : , rr a selves fer remaining such close neigh- when they mivht 20 off and 7 } 7 3 + va at iarge on their Canadian preperty } ‘ . acre P7 la} . ro | Michael Moore, aged 57, laborer, appears | ROM AN INQUIRY WE REPORT To HAVE DIED | OF STARVATION AT BIRMINGHAM, | } hetinaé imahealtoe ’ . £ th “ough ebStinate inaouity to go on ror

re than a week, n reaking flints in the corporation: stone- ird on the ninth part of a loafaday, He | might also as exchanged his hun-

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overflowing city is not at all so|

The Canadian North West |

ot excluding Sunday, |

of near neighbors for |

MARKBiS.

POTATOES.

The Patriot has at last discovered ‘‘ the /boom”’—-in potatoes, We are happy to ‘note that notwithstanding a break reported in the New York market early in the week, '**the boom ” is still booming in this Island. It will bs a grand thing for the country if the present prices are maintained through- ‘out the season, thongh a light crop and the ‘prospect of aa early winter are as shadows en the bright picture.

The Boston market for potatoes up to the | present continues easy, with the supply ‘fully equal to the demand. Roses are | quoted at from 90 te (95.c., Jacksons 85, land Prolifies 83. In Charlottetown the | prices quoted are Early Roses 48¢ to 50, | Whites 45c and Blues 42. Farmers appear |to be helding back their stock in anticipa- \tion of a rise in prices, while local buyers are figuring on the small profits they make at buying Roses here at 50 cents per bushel and selling them at 95 cents in Boston. The guantity coming into the city is small but buyers are busy along the

| Railway and at the outports.

We clip the following paragraph from the ‘* Baltimore Price-Current, Letter Sheet” of the 22ad :—

** Reocipts of Irish at depot fair, with de mand improved since the cooler weather of the past few days. Sales are made of Rose and other good varieties at $} to $1.10 per bushel. Sellers are sanguine of the ruling ef high prices owing to the general short crops throughout the country. But the prevailing figures will | doubtless draw supplies from many unexpected | quarters. Possibly Ireland and Germany may | both be drawn on. Crops in the Bii ish Provinces are said to be good. Wehave heard

that a syndicate have secure? 200,000 bushels

| of P. E. Island for shipment to Baltimore and jother markets during the coming season, | Sweet at the wharf are in good supply, and | sell freely at $2 to $2.50 per barrel.”

| OATS,

| Hew samples of Island oats have yet ar- | rived in the British market. It is; there- |

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ifore impossible te thoroughly test the market as to their value. Hlowever, the | most recent reports say that offers of twenty

‘| shillings for 304 pounds have been received

| for direct French ports, and something | better can be obtained. Oats are coming jin -to Charlottetown very slowly, and are |

laelling easily at thirty-eight cents per | bushel.

FISH.

| A Bosten circular of the 22nd says

there has been a liberal supply of all kinds of fish; but with a good trade prices are firmly maintained, and on Previncial mackerel and codfish some advance has been ebtained. Shore mackerel hold about the same as last week. The fleet have landed 10,583 barrels here and at outports, against 10,700 barrels a week ago, most of |which were caught in Barnstable Bay. Sales in cargo lots from wharf have boen

.e solitude of his. potential Red River|;at $6 for 3's, $9 for 2's, and $17 demesne. for 1's. Fares out of pickle | Gradually the superfluous millions of this command $9 to $9.50 per barrel, try will begin te understand — the | With barrel. There have been

breadth of the prospect in the outlying por- tions of the British Empire. Perhaps it is advisable that the process of equalizing the | level of the population here and ‘the fertile iarea there should not be teo rapid. Even |as it is, the meagre population of the Nerth- West, with its overwhelming soil, and the narrow bounds of the British Isles, with ltheir overwhelming population, mutually profit. With the present and increasing facilities of communication, colenists are Their basis

no longer the colonists of old.

of operations now is never cut.

THE MANITOBA FARMBR continues an Englishman in tene and-ten- dercies, and reaps his advantage in “main- For the benefit of general, the unica

taining the connection. the British nation in cannot be too intimate. ers of wheat for the Mother Country. They are ficlds in which to plant out English life and energy with a certainty that the scions will flourish and abound. Possessions like those are currents of vitality, or ventilating shafts which may be depended upon for a constant supply of fresh air to the nation. The material uses of such domains are vast. They are equivalent to a discov- ery of means to make every acre bear double the machinery work at half the cost. In their invigorating influenee upon nation- al life they are more potent still. They should be to the mass of Anylo-®axon socisty what India and its pagoda trees once were, or were supposed to be, to the classes possessed of better education and birth than means. While Manitoba calis out for its tens and hundreds of (thousands of settlers, no Englishman with a love it, but without the desire to forswear preferences or even pre- judices, need be at a Joss to choose where to seek a new home and carve eut a new career. He will have to labour ; but he will be labouring for himself. There will be too much intercou se, direct and in- direct, between his new and the old country for him ever to feel a foreigner should it please him to return. If he be shocked by occasional diversities in his and its ways of looking at things, in the fashion of aceator the rules of lawn tennis, he ican always assure himself that it has changed, and not he.—London Times. ~ as ce

The World’s Shipping.

Sailing Total Net | Steamers. Vessels. ‘Tonnage. British (inelod-

ing Cau da & slonies. .37,787

18,352 8,259,748

| American .. 548 5,998 2,438,912 | Norwegian 148 4, 160 1,420,788 Cenadiaa.:...i. ' Ole 6,459 1,311,218 ermai«. isis a 217 3,113 1,157,178 PRONE 5 iu dvd 103 2,936 986,595 | FPORGR...csks,0 ee 2,712 819,634 OO. i5.scar ee 1.770 569.069 | Swedish 258 1,979 463,579 Spanish.. 226 1,578 460,850 | Datoh. . uss, Lil Like 413,382

The tonnage owned by the various Provinces is as follows :— No. strs.

} Sailers.

| Nova Scotia...... 56 2,921 550,448 |New Brunswick... 66 1,031 336,976 | Quebec 352 1,537 233, 341i | Uaterie,........¢ oee 657 137,431 iP. Teles... . 237 45,931 iritish Columbia 39 33 5,049 Manitoba.......... 6 1,992 Tether sk 918 6,499 1,311,218 |

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RecoaLtta.—Grand and National Division, th tassels and fringe complete at the Lon- Jaw 2w octlO

don Honte

Manitoba and | other territories like it are more than grow- |

of land, with the instinct of subjugating |

Net ton’ge. |

sales of abont 2,000 bbls P. E. Island nackerel at $8.50 and $9 for 2’s, $il and $12 for 2's, $17 and $20 for 1’s, and $21 ts #25 per bbl fer mess. This shows an ad- vance of $1 a bbl on 2’s. Nova Scotia 3's are scarce and in demand at $5.50 to $5.75 per bbl, Dry codfish are 25c per qtl higher, with sales of Nova Scotia Bank at $4.25 for Shore. Good packing are quite scarce. Pickle cured codfish command $4 per qil.

FLOUR,

The flour market of Moamtreal has been quiet, and in the buyers favor during the |past week. The country demand is small, |as farmers have all more er less wheat. On |the 22nd, Superior Extra was queted at | $6.50 to $6 60, Extra $6.50, Spring Extra, | $6.50,

- o- <——E-+e o> - ————

Fishery Notes

A Newfoundland despatch to the Teronto Globe furnishes the following intelligence of storms along the coast :— ‘‘ Several vessels have been wrecked on the reefs and shoals on the northern Labrador coast. The Kite brought in twe shipwrecked crews. So far as had been ascertained there was no loss of life. On the 5th inst., the British scheoner Meta, with a part cargo of 1,600 quintals of codfish struck a projecting ragged reef at Square Island and aimost immediately sank, The schooner Clara Mary, with a full cargo of fish, was lost at Bear Arm, near Cape Charles, a few days before. Many more of the Labrador fishing fleet have been totaily wrecked and their fish cargoes and general eutfit demolished. Of only a portion ef the last named fleet have we received to date any authentic particu- lars. The following vessels became tetal wrecks :—Camera, of Pinchard’s Island ; Pero, of Holyrood; Georges Todd, of Car- bonnear; Orframent, of Brigusa; Elizabeth, of Port DuGrave; and Guide «f Catalina. The Shipwrecked crews of the three last named vessels were rescusd wiih great dif ficulty from very perilous positions, and were brought home by the steamship | Panther. Twe-~English brigantines that , left St. John’s early in September, bound ,to Fish Harbor, Comfort, Bight, and | agged Islands, to load cargoes of codfish for the Mediterranean, never reached their (destination. In all probability they went |down ina gale. All hope ef their safety, | or the safety of their crews has been long ,abandoned. Other vessels have been put |in their places by the consignees at St. John’s. They are Samuel Merse, owned | by Foy, West England, and Royal Tar, of The vessel was very light,

| Brexham Bath. /bsing only in ordinary ballast trim, aad 'could therefore make little resistence te the \al conquering northern blast.

| The Labrador autumn herring fishery has |completely collapsed. The fall cod fishery (on the Labrador is also an unmitigatsd |failure, and the salmon fishery extending along the whole season was represented by | an almost absolute blar.k.”

pe CE SE

| Reap George Carier’s advertisement in ‘another column. All orders left with him | will be filled and delivered promptly.

foe 27 2w 2aw thf.

| | | Said the eccentric John Randolph one day ‘in the United States Senate, interrupting him- | self in the course of a speeeh: ‘‘Mr. President, | I have discovered the Philosopher’s stone! It | consists of fourshort words of homely English | **Pay as you go.” nena

Herr Mosr. the editor of the London Frei- | heit, is learning the tailoring business in prison. | ie is permitted to read nothing but religious

tracts, and for writing has only aslate and

peneil. .

TxXAMINER, OCTOBER 27,

Special Notices.

Hovraty Expecrep and will be sold cheap while landing on Pownal Wharf. A cargo of round coal from Glass Bay.— Barkerr & WILLIAMS. -

Jus’ RECEIVED at L. E. Prowse’s a large assortiwent of Scotch T weeds, for overcoats and suits. Call and see them. Prices very moderate,

Su Kep Dicey’s at Brer & Gorr’s, 3aw

Toxsacco.-—The best assortwent in the city to choose from, at Apothecaries Hall. —026iw

A or of all wool T'weeds at a large discount at Owen Connolly’s. foct 19 121

RoyaL CaNavian insorasce Co.—Ingar- ance effected on cargoes of Potatoes, Oats and other Produece.—-Fenron 'T. Newperry,—Oct 24 lw 21 wkly.

‘o THe TrRapE.—Just received, 500 barre

To Tne T gE. —-Just d, 500 } Is Superior Extra Flour, which will be sold low for cash or approved paper, —-OwEN CoNNeLLY,.

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100 bushel No 1 Cranberries, wholevale and retail, to arrive on Monday next, Wiil be sold cheap to the trade. Leave your orders at the Family Grocery,—R. K. Brace. 026

300 bbls choice family flour at Brer & Gorr’s, 3aw

Finnan Happres received to-day at the Fish Market. —Cct 19. 3i

PICKLING VINEGAR’s and spices at Brrr & GorrY’s. Saw

Carr Cop CRANBERRIEs received to-day at the Fish Market, Grafton St.—Oct 19. 31

Correr, fresh roasted and ground at BeErR & Gorrs.

HOUSEKEEPERS | AND OTHERS

W ILL please take notice that we are pre-

pared to fill orders promptly and ex- press them to any part of the City tree of charge. Also that our Goods are first-class and cheap.

On hand and to arrive,— 250 Barrels Cholee Flour, No. | Tea, Best Amevi- an Keresene,

and everything usually kept in a Grocery Store

ges A printed list of our Goods is ready for all who wish it.

CESHEE CARTER,

68 Great George Street, next Milloer’s Tio Shop. Oct. 27,’8i—2w 2aw th tu

Land League Meeting,

MEETING of “The _ Branch of the Irish League” will be held io

Weish & Owen's Building,

—ON—

eR gBA Y, 2th inst...

AT 8 O'CLOCK, P. M. By order,

Charlottetown National Land

RICHARD WALSH,

oe | st, — Secretary. “King’s Conaty Advertiser.”

ee

FEXHE Subscriber would respectfully inti-

mate that publication of the ‘‘ Kings County Advertiser” WILL BE RESUMED, in GEORGETOWN, on

Thursday, Bec'r Ist, 1881.

The subscription price of ‘‘The Adver- tiser,” although enlarged feur columns, will be only ONE DOLLAR, invariably in ad- vance.

Our agent, Mr. Jas. L. MeDonald, whilst collecting amounts due this office, has been authorized to collect subscribers on those terms, and give receipts fer advance pay- ments. We, therefore, hope that our numerous patrons and frieods will renew their efforts to maintain at least one newspaper in King’s County.

For advertising rates, etc., apply to

PETER MeCOURT.

Advertiser Office, Georgetown, Oct. 27,’8 . city pa li

ANTHRACITE COAL.

LEHIGH VALLEY,

-—-JN—

CHESTNUT AND EGG SIZES

R. McMILLAN, Oct. 25, ’81—2w eod, wkly, pd

FOR CHARTER.

HAVE for Charter to Newfoundland or

United States, a schooner three years old, 176 tons Register, and now lying in St. John’s, Newfoundland, She can proceed at once to any port in the Island, Also a schooner of 104 tons, now lying in Montreal, to take cargo from Montreal to this port.

JOHN H. (ATHRAE. Ch’town, Oct, 25, 1881—pat lw

NOTICE!

PENUE party who took an old writing desk out of A. Hermans & Son’s Shop would do well by returning the same, and thus sav- ing further trouble. No questions asked. A. HERMANS & SON, Ch’town, Oct. 25, ’81—3i

TO I Lame Oe | ARS ¢ *HE commodious HOUSE owned and oc- T cupied by the subscriber, in Water Street. Possession given middle of Novem- ber.

R. LONGWORTH. Oct. 24, ’81—tf

COAL. COAL.

WAYS ON HAND, Pictou Pound and

-, Nut Coal and Old Mines Sydney Coal.

Customers can be supplied at ail times,

Prices as low as any in the city, Terms cash CAPT. JOHN HUGHES,

July 12—1Jaw tf Water Street

GL USSORIRE for the DAILY EXAMINER s ) the Cheapest and most Newsy Pu.per abliched in the Provincer,

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i881.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

OU F

Fall and Winter

STOCK OF

Dry Goons

JUST RECEIVED

BY S. S. PRINCE EDWARD FROM LIVERPOOL,

and Anchor and Allan Line Steamers,

3

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“NOW OPEN!

— COMPRISING — A Large Assortment of

PLAIN and FANCY DRESS GOODS, Black Cashmeres, Lustres, Meltons, Serges, best vilue,

WINCEYS—Plain and Twilled, all Colors and Qualities.

COTTONS—White, Grey and Printed, in English, Canadian and American makes.

MANTLE CLOTHS, Beavers, Pilots, Worsted Cvoatings, Scotch, English and Canadian Tweeds, a fine assortment.

MILLINERY — Ladies’ Plush, Beaver and Straw Hats, Feathers, Flowers and Orna- ments.

SKIRTS, SHAWLS, GLOVES, Hosiery, Thompson’s Glove- fitting Corsets.

MEN’S and BOYS’ HATS and CAPS, Fur and Cloth.

FLANNELS, Sheetings, Towels, Napkins, Table Linens.

CANVAS, Silesias,

Linings.

Casbains,

CANADIAN AND SCOTCH Wool Shirts and Drawers. Wool Searfs, Blankets and Quilts, Small Wares, Braces, Braids, Buttons, Threads, Needles.

CASH BUYERS will find this Stock complete,

and very best value. .

QU, DAVES & OO.

September 30, 1881.

i

Postponement,

WING to the detention of the

Pictou on account of the storm prevented the arrival of the Kobes oe &c., advertised for sale at auction to-day,

this sale is postponed until Saturd : 29th inst, at 11 o'clock, ay, the

W. D. STEWART, Auctioneer,

ROBES, BLANKETS, CLOTHS, TEA, &c.

A'T AUCTION,

yO ARRIVE, ard will be sold by Auction at the ,

Queen Street Auction Reems,

steamer at

Oct. 27, 1881.

—o

Thursday, 27th inst,

AT ll o CLOCK, a. M,

1 bale Wolf Robes, 1 bale Grey Blaakets, 2 cases Cloths, i case Heavy Clu thing, 1 case Underclothing, 1 case Sheets, Cottons, Prints, Italian Cloths, Tailors’ Findings. — AL80— 100 half-chests superior Tea, 200 dozen assorted Brooms, Sale positive. - - - No reserve, Terms—All sums over $50, three months: from $100 to $:50, four months—approved

papel. W. D. STEWART, Auctioneer.

CRAND BAZAAR,

—{N -—

MARKET HALL,

ond and 23rd of November

‘E\HE Members of St. Joseph’s Society in- tend holding, in the Market Hall,

A FAIR OF

Fancy & Useful Articles,

—ON-—

Wedvesday & Thursday, Nov, 23 and 24,

~~ the proceeds to be devoted to the aid of St. Joseph’s Convent,

As the Ladies who have undertaken the management of this Fair will spare no pains to make it a success, they sincerely trust the many friends of that institution will favor them with their liberal patronage,

Oct, 25, ’81—2aw

- TO BE LET.

TES° HAT BRICK WAREHOUSE on Water i Street, niarly opposite the residence of Charles Leigh, Esq., now occupied by Mesers. J. & T. Morris. Enquire at the office of Messrs. Hopcson & McLgop.

Oct. 15, 1881— 3aw tf

NOTICE.

7¥ °HE creditors of Elbridge G. Fu'ler and I Frank M. Fuller, ere hereby notified that assignment has been duly made to me of all the real estate and personal property of the said Elbridge G. Fuller and Frank M, Fuller in trust for their creditors. All parties having claims against the assignors are hereby noti- fied to furnish the same to me, and all parties indebted to the said aseignors are requested to pay the same to me without deiay, JOHN McLEAN. Souris East, Oct. 19, 1881.

DAVIDS’

COMBINED

WRITING & COPYING FLUID,

AND

CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID,

Are the Best Inks manufactured. TRY THEM. FOR SALE BY ALL STATIONERS,

WHOLESALE,

BUCKLEY@ALLEN,

HALIFAX, N. S.

BEER & GOFF

Av is

360 BBLS. | EEST BRAND3

Choice Flour Baking Powder

Woodill’s, | Cook’s Friend, and Princess.

Oct. 18, '61—eod

National Policy, Famous Superior, Kent and other Brands

(Cr ery, LAMPS, Table Knives, VERY CHEAP, and Forks,

TEA!

AT 32, 34, 36 and 40 cts., WARRANTED.

Wholesale and Retail.

BEER & GOFF.

Oct, 24, '81.