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Last TRIP .— The . ~ . : For tae Seece: Farm oem Longworth, her last trip from - oe » has, we understand, purchased in Tor- nett. TOE wer (for the fire. , il’ a heifer, and s@Vera’ shee p | Te hee ne » of 0 pigs for our Mode! Farn hel ove arket New Posr ( ¥rricks —We are much p eas- ws Re 4 that the 4 to hear that seven new Post Offices. which wav © ant OF were about to be established when the Is- a . and joined the Dominion, will soon be open - —- ed in the to owing p'aces —Webster s Cor- gue ERY SUMMEE x vEnpe der, (Hickey’s Wharf) Lot 36: Dromore ee oe ee Mount Albion, Lot 48 ; Union Road, eter’ med at Sum, Seller's » Wins'oe Road: Beaton s Mil's, Lot ie : : 60; and John Walker's, Lot 55 Chese of- eiypesaxy.—The two hundreth anni fees have been, we understand, recom- | a the ding of Quebec wag | ™O™ led by the Dominion representatives, oo st ov magni- and their recommendation, we be iev e, was ceant marane strong y backed up by the Hon. Wm. Me- — - = (ill during his late visit to Ottawa — P How KEE sis Winxntes.—Di- ote oo " rect mis given 1 Hasza i's Balt ( italogwe Pas Brown-Monrts Secu Race, An ins i iy sll at Agricultural & teresting account (from the St. John 7eJe- one Square.—-2 . ph,) of the BrownsMorris Scull Race will | ens : found on our first page. Commenting | PoLitica Hio M Vail was sworn in | On the race the Tele grap! + remarks :—“ We rember the Dominion Cabinet on the | shall not soon desire to see another race. if h ult e takes the Portfolio of the | gawnbling and other evils connected there- Minist Ross with cannot be suppressed. It is. lament ae 4 si ide abl —_ think that sport, which is at once 4s Halifax, was recently badly be ape — and Innocent, and which was honors i ie tak ake an ably conducted on all sides, should be so | sireet « wt ee | perverted, andas this gross abuse of such who set un atti ' occasions seems to be inevitable, it will be Canada HANSA A late Ottawa despatch necessary for the friends of good morals to seports that tenders will be called for ina discourage repetitions of scenes which have tew days for reporting the debates of the proved so debasing." House of Commons for the Canada Hansard. Custon's R el cee Silas iss ae USTOM 3 NLCEIPTs, 1¢ following are the Tait Mex —The County of Inverness, the receipts at the Custom House for the cape Breton, has six men who measure | Quarter ending 30th September, 1874 respectively t 1 ft Gjin, Sft Sjin 6ft Compared with the returns for the corres« sjin 6ft Sa . n East Point beat | ponding period last year ‘ chis 1873 L874 Increase ie uly $9616.29 $13,500,589 $3,884.10 | MOS aan t is report A that Aug oe. io "10,697.66 eorge M i, manager of the Bank of | Sept 7.33405 43 338 88 16. OOF:83 British North America, Renfrew, Ontario : a Se ae ee - has been appointed Cash rf Union | otal = $22,934.09 $67,536.93 $45,202 84 unis of P » Rdward Island It is encouraging to see the revenue in- —-- creasing at this rate. $45,202 84 is a very stom Derss —The duties paid at the | great increase for three months, The ins ustom House in this city during the month | Jand revenue a'so exhibits a healthy e'as of September, 1574, amounted to $43, 359- ticity as will be seen by the follow ne state $36,000 in excess of the amount paid during | ment September, 157 Istans Revence Division, CaartoiTetown. ibaa ' Rec ta for anter > a” 22(\7 5 Death or a Promisent May.—Mr. Need ™ — on = os nea Wate an a am, a prom‘nent barrister and politician of eM Prederictcn, N.B., while at Woodstock on Increase for 1574 33804 59

Moe 5) € + ‘ Pern , , the cyt Uult., and while returning from

ourt, stopped at a house for a drink of

water.and almost immediately fell dead —— + {ANLOTTETOWN wants a Boating Club.— N/, John N

Charlottetown has a Boating Club—the |

Eillsboro’ Boating Club.’ Che regatta was this year held under its auspices—Ep,

IXAMINER.

~~“

Ter Inptian Wak in THe States. New York despatch (Sept. 30,) reports “ the escort to a supply train repulsed 40 Indi- ans after a three days’ aight The Indians had 27 killed and the troops 13 kiiled and wounded

ne

is of Halifax passed off

quietly 13 re-elected Mayor

rit var + re + } r

by a majority over his opponent ex-alders

man Ackhurst, of 595 mly one Alder-

man who voted for the ‘‘Jenett site”’ se- cured his re-election

~—2 <P

Metaxcao.y Case or Sciciwe.—At Halifax,

on Sunday evening, 27th inst. Richard

oe, ' . ' —.) ee ng, a color-Sergeant in the 87th Royal

lrish Fasileers, committed suicide by shoot»

ing himself while locked in his quarters on f being “ out of bounds.’ Ir me

rchants haye, dur-

a nd }

been unusually busy

ne thea VaR ele

past week opening and selling fall go S. S&S. Prince Edward

xda, receiver i per rtations 3s would

fhe imp are more than usually large. Buye

do well to consult our advertising columns. >, - Hodgson has returned to his charge of St. Peter’s Church, The Rev ee months holiday in England iam McGill, M. L C

a tour through the Uni-

Parsonat.—Rev. George Ww

in this city gentleman has ens oyed a thi and Europe Will has returned from ted States and Canada

ain NER has been—till thi. week—

Prince

Tue Ex: the largest newspaper Edward Chis slightly reduced It is still, large as the largest paper in Charlottetown We trust

caeaall it Islaad. week its size is however, as in our

that by increased care

selections we may be able to compensate for the loss of space _—_

is safe—the Draft Treaty ll right now—for has not a jury estimated the belli: character at $1)? Leally, it is not worth Senator Brown's trouble himself about libellous attacks. If his character is good, his enemies cannot injure it; if bad, no amount Of legal tinkering can repair it

—HBrittiah € , 4

SewatoR R oww~ is safe —the world is rose Senator's

while to

-_——-—.>- Customs DerartTMext — An order in Couns cil for the superannua‘ion of Mr. Bouchette,

Commissioner of ( the 30th ult.

istoms, was passed on

He will be succeeded by

. Mr. James Johnson, Deputy Comm ssioner.

These changes, it is reported, will not come into force til! the first of itis not the intention of Government to

appoint 4 deputy Commissioner in

January.

‘ ; lace of

Mr. Johnson

Diesissans In Hatirax. — An Ot patch to the Montreal (razeti ‘Mr. Compton, of the Halifax ae ess minion arbitrator, has been dismissed from his situation, and a Grit named Elliot, an architect of Halifax, is to be appointed in his stead. The Halifax Postmaster is to be dismissed, and Hugh Blackadar, of the Mex corder, one the chief “ elevators’’ of Nova Scotia is to get the position.

tawa des- ports :— , Dos

=_-+ Boston

uld call

Varxet.—The “Wew

Fisw ror tae U. S. American Canadian says

the attention of shippers of fish from the |

Maritime Provinces to the frequent coms | plaints of dealers here of the bad condition in which they often receive consignments, care in As the shore mac- kerei are mueh in the U. S. market, it is a matter of importance to

owing to want of proper them or other ca

uses

sought for

fishermen in the Provinces that they take |

every care to have them reach their cuss tomers in the best condition poss.ble. word to the wise is sufficient

-_—-

Very Goopv.— Quip, of St John, had a capi- tal cartoon last week. It pants s Alex- Mackenzie, l’remier, sitting bed, frigthtened at the ghastly little spectres which dance round him in their bones, belding labels with “ unseated ’’ on them ; while the portrait of Sir John A. Macdonald

an det

stniles cynica!!y at him from the wall, The | following legend is attached as Mr. Mac- kenzie’s soliouuy -—

= Dowa

ihe sight dueth sear my eyeballs.

A second, and a« third is like the forme Filth; Grits why do you shame me th A fourth ?—start :

What! will

ae . A001

stretch out to the crack of

Asvther yet? seventh—I'1l see no more Ad yet the eighth appears Who‘ shows me more to come

Horrible «: ght Ay, now | see ‘tis true

For yonder portrait smiles upon me Te thick tuis work's like his. ~—~Bhakespeare, (slightly a! tered.)

| goods on whit | nary vinegar | under anv circumstances, cause ct

“LOC AL AND OTILE

R M ATTERS,

Receipts for Quarter ending Sept. 30, 1574 8983.29 for Quarter ending Sept. 30, 1875

Re ‘eipts ods 90D

Iner ‘ 1 increase ior i

S74 5097 38 _-- [PRovs.eEs « THE Capinet.—The Ottawa Correspondent of the Montreal (uzette writes :—

‘Another trouble under which the Pre-

MISCELLANEOUS.

' LE LNANAAAAAAAAZAAAAAAAL ees

France sent five hundred million eggs to |

CE ngland last year,

lhe proportionate yield | France is nearly double that years,

Prussian agents are active! y the Algerian frontier in «stab! tions with Arabian tribe

General Schenck, the ri to Great Britain, is making © u with his three daughters

Che report of Bismarck’s pr corporate Denmark into the ( pire is stated to be absolutely

Oo wheat in of ordinary

enga r lishing

ean Minister yur of Ireland

oposal to ins ferman Em- false.

The boundary dispute between Italy and

| Switzerland, referred to art been settled in favor of the for lhe Empress of Russia is x ngland about the middle of na visit to her daug E jinburgh.

Cotton manufacturers of have resolved to reduce pro third till supply and demand more properly adjusted.

Scotland contains 30,000 squs

rhter,

N ew

tration, has Iner,

expecte cd in|

next month

the Duchess of

England duction ones relations are

are miles, of

which about 155,000 acres is taken up by

inland lakes. There are

country is fast becoming a

: , 87 islands off its coast, of which 186 are inhabited.

The commercial],

mining and manufacturing rather than an

agricultural country. A cruel young Newark vags ib a dog a day or two -? by

and out of a paung of scalding

ond tortured

di ipping him in |

y water. In

his indignation a cameo. by se! ized the pail and threw its contents over the boy. He was severely scalded about his feet and lege.

No one can say that it was not he deserved.

Chignon is dead. The great feminine toilet is no more. it up for the sake of economy. costly.

aris 110,000 pounds of hum: }and to be made into chignor ; that money can be spent in nonsense.

Che lrish Team have been

international contest. 900 and 1000 yards, fifteen rou range, so as the number

li SU, and the Irishmen 931 therefore, was remarkably gooc

Every year there was taken into |

almost what

deity of the

Paris has given |

It was very |

un hair ina}

a » “*! raw or unworked state—worth £680,090, |

1s. Now all j some other |

defeated by

4.313.9] | the United States team of riflemen in the | The ranges were S00 |

inds at each

of men in each team was six, the highest possible score

was |

The United States team made 934 ; the shooting of

both,

A.

According to a late London letter, Mr

Carlyle has been paying a visit t (sea bathing at Portobelle, a pilgrimage to the ruined abt dington,where Mrs. is, says The Sci

but desirous of «

fsman, in juiet

o Edinburgh i making a yey of Had.~

Carlyle is b uried. He excellent health, and retirement. At

pres sent he is a ing at Tifeshire, and he

will remain some weeks in Sco The Mark

Line Express, in

tland its view of |

the crop prospects, says recent rains have |

materially benefitted the root crops.

has been too much rain, howe

There ver, for late

potatoes, which have shown the commence-

ment of disease. The wheat

trade shows |

neither encouraging nor discouraging feas |

tures. Prices in France are but elsewhere on the continent changed, except Odessa, wher firmer in the hope that the fine

a shilling lower,

they are une |

€ prices are | quality crop | }

mier is trying to stagger along, and on which | Will eventually secure better prices, [he Mayor of New York has made the

he had to consult Mr. Blake and the Hon. 3rown, is the fact that, contrary to his expectations. Mr. Walkem has not been sent adrift by the Home Government. In- stead of that, his case has been carefully e sidered, and it is understond here that \ Mackenzie has rece

‘7e0

ect that the terms of Union with British Columt ia must be fulfilled as far as practic- able.

‘The Government are also chafing under the effect of the Judges’ decisions in the election trials and the startling evidence of the hypocrisy and corruption of the party that has being daily brought to light. The juestion is being frequently asked here; is it possible this Government can stand over another sessian? The answer is generally in the negitive. Even their strongest sup- porters here are doubtful, and the majority of them when asked for their honest op- pinion of the Reform leaders confess that they have been very much disappointed.”’

~~“

We postpone any remarks we may have | to make on the following letter til Monday next, before which date the Carroll will have again arrived at this port. In the meantime, we beg to assure Measrs. | Avery Brown & Co, that we had what we considered the best authority for the state- ment published in the Examiner of Monday last. The error respecting the place of shipment must have been inadvertent on the part of our informants.

un- |

For our part we could not believe it possible that such

,; a well established and highly respectable

Avery Brown & Co, of Hali- guilty of so grave an offence. |

firm as that of

fax, would be

Orrick oF AVERY, Brown & Co.. ? lfalifux, 30th September, 1874. § } , /

morning a parag yout

yned, and

out

‘ , +3 > 18 menth

ments are

ner. in h I I

yrrec =

to have roe n br The jar referred ton house, but and con-

tained not * oil of vilrtol,” but strong wood- vinegar, or ace tic acid, commerce, Which is usually len barre If the jar was broken, the iqguid would be very likely to damage any h it was spilled (just as would do:) but it could not, ymbustion,

or passen

} } maue a

poard the

some a jar, said yken on |

ped br a Bos hy us;

ordi- |

or endanger, in any way, the ship Sere. . + The writer of the paragraph in question | should have been at a little pains to learn = cent. before bringing so grave a charge

gainst the shippers. We trust that you,

an dany newspapers which may have copicd | | the surface current of the Gul | due to the mighty upheaval of this sub- | marine Antartic current, a theory we need

the untruthful paragraph, will do us the ustice to give equal pnblicity to this our yntradiction of it.

Brown & Co., Druggists, Halifax, N.S. so —_ AND IMPROVE WEST.

nphati ( AVERY, W holesale

ENTERPRISE

AT THE

CASCUMPEC HARBOR—-THE RAILWAY AND DIRECT STEAM COMMUNICATION WITH MIRAMICHI.

To rue Epitor or THe EXAMINER. Sin:—I am glad to perceive that your at- tention has been turned to this remote portion of Prince Edward Island, and hope that your widely circulated publication will

be the means of making its capabilities |

better known. You notice, and deserved~ ly, the extensive business carried on by Mr. Howlan, and the rising establishment of the Hon. J.C. Pope; but there is a very con- siderable business carried cn at the village of Alberton and Tignish besides those un-

| der the direction of these enterprising gen

tlemen. If, indeed, certain improvements in Cascumpec harbor were effected, the trade |

a great extent, and Alberton would vie with any other port on the Island (excepting, of course, Charlottetown and Summerside,) in its export trade. The completion of the Railroad will no doubt most essentially

A benefit the north western portion of the Is-

land, and will lead to another most desir~ able improvement—the establishment of direct steam communication to Miramichi and the Bay of Chaleur—a measure of no

the northern parts of New Brunswick. ! am Sir, Your obed’t servant,

| Quis,

Cascumpec, 25th Sept., 1874.

Du. Wueecen’s Compounn Exvixin o¥ Puos- PHATES AND Cattsaya—a Chemical Food and Nutritive Tonic. This elegant and agreeable preparation combines with a sound Sherry Wine inthe form. of delicious cordial, the most reliable agents known for improving | the appetite, facilitating digestion, and assi- milatino of food and the formation of healthy | blood. It is remarkable for its efficacy in all forms of Dyspepsia, in-all cases of Scrgfulous and Consumptive diseases in adults or | children, in Necvous Prostraticn and General

| Debility from over exertion of mind and body, | dissipation and bad habits, a

| to women and in poorly-developed delicate children. Sold at $1, 2i

i

cutions under the regime

to was not ship-}

| the South pole and the

¥ ENTS |

important

if not very original that ‘men who go about with the prefix

discovery

of honest to their names are often rogues.’

{he discovery is announced in letter impeaching ‘ honest’ John Kel eived an o'fcial de« | ex-Sheriff, for large frauds upon the city - atch from the Colonial Secretary to the |

and county of New York.

says Kelly was worse than Tweed.

a sing gular ly, an The Mayor Among

the fraudulent overcharges of which he ac-

cuses Kelly are

als, one of which

bills for executing crimins amounted to $940, in-

cluding a fee to the Sheriff of $250. Exe

of this Sheriil had

evidently become an expensive luxury.

Italian finance is not looking up, it seems, and the annual deficit, instead of diminish-~

ing, has greatly increased of |: about forty millions

never been less than

of dollars.

In thirteen years

ite—having

the public

debt has increased from two billions anda

half of francs to nine and th billions, gold and silver have

ree quarter given place

to a forced paper currency ; the exchange

from 5 to 16 per cent, and som

Imports far exceed exports ;

etimes rises

| as high as 20 per cent against the country g )

taxes are

numerous and heavy, consols are down and

will not rise, and the outlook i Many Italians.

indeed, fear that

3 very dark. national

bankruptcy will be the end of it all. The inhabitants of Havre are making a

disgraceful use of their fine a

setting octopods and conger ee

Crowds of people assemble: d th

to witness the disgusting exhibition.

a mere slaughter. The octopo match for the agile and varoci

No sooner did he perceive his

quarium by ts to fight. e other day It was 1 proved no ous conger. antagonist

than he threw out the inky fluid which is

his chief resource in the hour But the eel knew where to find shocking scene ensued. The co the tentacula of the octopods, a the hapless creatures round an¢

til their feelers were torn off with They then devoured the bag-like

wrench.

of danger. him, anda ngers seized nd dragged 1 round un- a violent

bodies of their maimed victims.

(cean Currents.—A importance which promises the whole

discovery of

theory of ocean currents

great to change has

been made by the exploring ship Challenge

lt has always been supposed was

equator, that as far north as lat. 40 th the sea are actually warmer th

an Arctic current coming ws fnorth, which gradually became warmer as a Commos Sree OF 1 ik renehed the imported in|}

It now

that there from the

appears e depths of an they are

beneath the equator itself, and they become

colder further south.

The obvious

infer re

| ence is that there is a strong Antartic curs

| rent running from the South po | this is the cause of the

le, and that

phenomenon.

This, of course, proves that the circulation | of the seais not carried on between the polar basins and the.equator, but between

Ocean. This, then, would go t

| searcely say entirely opposed tc ously advanced, and certainly sible then any of them.

Nor

th Atlantic o show that f Stream is

) any previ- more plau-

oy PRI 2S cU RREN

Ch'town, MEAT. Beef, (small pieces) per Ib Beef, per lb (by the quarter Ham, per lb Lamb, per quarte: Lamb, per !b Mutton, per lb Pork.(small pieces) per ib | Pork, per ib (by the carcass | Veal, per lb POULTRY

|

at ;

| Chickens, per pair Ducks, (each) Fowls, (each)

Part4idges, (each

Turkeys, (each) Geese (each)

suckwheat Flour, Flour, perbbl | Elour, per 100 Ibs

per lh

curing | of the neighborhood would be developed to | Oatmeal, per 100 Ibs

F°'tssii. Codtish per gtl Herring per bbl Mackere! per doz. BOARD ss.

Hemlock, 100 feet. Pine do Spruce do Shingles, per M.

MISCEST.I.AN LA

up in little importance to the Island as well as »} Apples per bushel

Barley per bushel | Butter (fresh) per Ib Butter per lb by the tub Calfskins, per 1b Cheese (new milk) per lb Cheese, per Ib Clover seed, per ib Eggs, per doz. Green Peas, Hay, per ton Hides, per lb. Honey, per lb. Homespun, (men’s wear)per yd.

Homespun Flannel, per yard Lard, per lb

Oats, per bushe.

Straw, per ton

Tallow per lb

Wool, per lb

Potatoes, per buselli

Pear! Barley, per lb Sheepskins, (each)

BREADSTUFF

October 2, IS74,

| buy what they read of.

$0.06 to 0.14 0.05 to 0.08 | 0.08 to 0.16 | 0.00 to 0.00 | 0,00 to 0.00 0-6 to 0.10 0.10 to 0.14

0.08 to 0.094 0.04 to 0.07

$0.36 to 0.55 0.24 to 0.30 0.25 to 0.40 0.25 to 0.380 1.00 to 2.00 ..45 to 0.60 ms

{

1.03 to 0.03 7.00 to 8.60 3.25 to 3.50

3.50 to 4.00

2.60 ta 3.25 4.87 to 6.49 0.48 to 0.72

0.81 to 0.97 1.62 to 2.48 0.81 to 1.00 2.11 to 2.34

Us.

0.80 to 1.00 0.00 to 0,00 0.23 to 0.25 | 0.21 to 0.22 | 0.06 to 0.12 0.14 to 0. 16 | | 0.05 to 0.00 0.00 to 0.00 0.20 to 0.22 0.12 to 0.16 0,00 to 10.00 0.6 to 0.06 0.24

0.31 to 0.43 0.11 to 9.10 |

0.40 to 0.42 4.50 to 5.02 |

0.08 = of 0.17

——_~-

to 0.25 | 0.65 to 1. is) } Homespun, (women’s do)per yd 0.35 to O-4

aceasta eat =

MARRIED,

At Charlottetown, on the 2nd inst., by the tev. Thos, Duncan, lan, to Miss Euphemia MePhergon, both of Covehead,

At the Bible Christian atnouage, Murray

Mr. Dune

ilarbor, on Saturday, Sept. 19, by the Rev. Win. Medland, James ao of White Sands; to Mary Porter, of Peter's Roar

PASSENGERS,

Per STEAMER

ALNAMBRA From Bost: AND Haiax.—Misses Elizabeth Dermi Mary J. Power, Ma ‘ Toal; Messrs H. ¢ Hayden, Heartz, bob Dermind, Jam:

Rurne.

PER STEAMER ALHAMBRA To BosTron anp TALIBAN Miss Hepburn. Ellen Roche. dary Clear, Stephen McNeill,Mary Fogarty, Miss Haney,Miss McDonald,M: iry Callaghan, Annie Ro Miss Wi Miss Hunter Menste fiunter, H. W. Thompson, Mary McQueen, Betsey McDonald, Michael Mc-

Ison,

Donald, Miss McDonald, Miss Stanlake. Wm. Quinn, Maggie Boyne, Rebecca Mc- Donald, Catherife Martin, Annie Allen, Magvie McPherson, Lizzic Ring.

SHIPPING.

PORT OF CHARLOTTETOWN

on McLauch- |

ENTERED Sept. 28.--Sch. Raven, Logan, Cape Breton, coal; Amelia, Lennin, Cape Breton, coal; J. B. Stewart. McDonald: Pictou, |

coal; coal; Theresa,

ce al Mary:

Spirit of the Day. Patten, Deagie, iret Jane,

Pictou, Cay e Breton,

Dixon, Buctouche,

plank, ete., Emmanuel, Halliday, Pic- tou, coal; Zembia, Mclsaac, Pictou, coal; Louis Jane, Gillis. Pictou, coal: Levi Hart, Dickey, Nova Scotia, herr-

ing; Mary Kate Daddy. Delaney, Chatham, scantling, 29—Ranger, McCarty, Shediac, Stoves, Ambrose, McDonald Pictou, coal: Bloomer, Maters, Pictou. coal: Wal- | lace, King, sug wash, deal; Alex. Wal- | lace, McNeill, Chatham, boards: ete, October 1—Hard Scrabble, Connor, Verte,scantling; S.S. Alhambra, Doane.

, Hawson, Picton, coal;

Boston and Halifax, mdse; J.J. Mar- al, Hughes, Pictou, coal. 2—P. LG. Anderson, Pictou, eoal; Rustic, Le-

Blanc, Pugwash, plank; Candor, Swain, Chatham, boards Margaretta, Mce- Donald, Miminigash, Mackerel: Ad- venture, Boudroit, Cape Breton, * Sylvia, Poali, Pictou, Walpole, Picton,

stone,

Kateleen, coal; 8, S,

Bay |

lime- | coal. 3— |

Hadji, Wilson, Montreal, mdse; Alice Myrick, Smith, Boston. mdse. CLEARED, Sept. 28—Sch. Margaret Jane, Dixon, Mira |

michi,sundries. Oct.l1—Hard Scrabble,

Connor, Bay, Verte, bal; Margare- Jane, McDonald, Cape breton, bal: Ilarriet, Newell, Jean, Pictou, ballast; J. J. Marshal, Hu: ghes, Pictou, bal; Spirit of the Day, Patten, Pictou, bal; | Maria Louisa, Vincio, Buctouch, herr. ing, Esperanza, Lawley, Herring; Am-

McDonald, Alhambra, Doane eggs, W. L. Dean; . C. Hall; 69 boxes 41 do H. J. Farrow,

Pictou, bal; S. S Boston, 035 bbls mackerel, eggs, R. T. Holman, % do PD. Enman,

prose,

80 boxes,

10 do J. Gallant; 42do Wright & R>»b- hins: 35 do A McLeod; 23 do D. Ross; 17 do A. McMillan; 108 do John Hughes IsdoC. Quirk, 8 do J. Sellar, 18 do KF. Buote; 11 bbls sounds, A. Mce- Donald; 6 bbls skins, John Hughes; sch. Snow Squall, McInnis, Newfound-

bushels salt; 33 bbls flour, 200 empty 4 cases brandy; Alex- MeNe pm Pictou, bal; Wild Briar, Mc Leod, Wallace. bal; Arminto, Wallaca, Pictou, roe

land, 350

bbls,

MeMORANDA.—Sept. 21, schr. Prince Bis- un ip ec for Boston with 472 bls. 71 half bbls. and 240 kits mackerel, by | Hon. G. W. How! 2 kegs 1 firkin butter, by R. Sent. 22, schr. -20Ui imia, McPhee, from Souris for St. John’s Nfd., with 43 head horned cattle, 20 swine, 70

120 bushe ls oats, 35 do potatoes, 3m

Costain.

sheep.

ft. nk.4 m. T% se antlin y. 5 m. staves,

Hyndin an Bros. Tignish, Sept. 21—ar- | rived sch. Kk Ryron, Clements, Boston, | sch. ais El ixabeth King, Boston

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TER Ms—Per Annum, within the year

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Tre EXAMINER will

-$1.82, postage paid: $2 if

” forwarded to

‘STEAM NAVIGATION COMPS

$1.62, if paid}

St Lawrence & Princess of Wales

For Shediac and Summerside.

Clubs at the following rates per year—pay- ment strictly in advance -- 5 copies one address, - - - § 7.00 es 3 vs 12.00 LS ‘ . 17.00 2 20.0 I

Clubs may be made up at any time, but not fora shorter period than one year. Any person obtaining for the Examiner a Club of Five or more subscribers, will be entitled to

i copy of the paper one year free of ebarge.

NOW I$ THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE. |

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ADVER SEMENTS.

When people see a man advertise they know he is a business man, and his advertizing pro- claims that he is not above busi to doit. Customers, like sheep, are gregarious, and flock where they see others go. If nobody else were engaged in the same business, it would

be important to tradesmen and dealers to adver- |

tize ia the because they are tempted to But others are engaged in the same business, and even if they do ad- vertize, it becomes the more important for you to doso; if they do not advertize it becomes doubly importaut.—Anon,”

paper,

The attention of Importers and Dealers

iS RESPECTFULLY

THE EXAMINER.

DIRECTED TO

MERCHANTS

FIND CUSTOMERS FOR THEIR

FALL GOODS By Advertising in the EXAMINER.

WILL

Th® usual reductions to those who

ADVERTIZE "RHE YE Ate

ADVERTISING RATES,

BY

Until further notice, Advertisements wil! be |

inserted at the following rates :

1 square, one insertion, - - - $1.00 Each Continuation, - - - - - 00.25 Special Notices, *‘ per line,” - - 00.12

BOOK & JOB PRINTING.

. HAVING IMPROVED

POWER & GORDON PRESSES. |

And a good variety of

‘THE NEWEST STYLES OF TYPE,

we are prepared to do all kinds of

BOOK ARD JUB PRINTING

0.25 = oa | on the Lowest Terms, at

0.02 to 0.04 0.60 to 0,82

'THE EXAMINER OFFICE,

ness, but auxious |

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fasicunee Arrangement

‘For Pictou end Hawksbury,

No. 39.

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YOU

YOU BET!

BET!

THAT YOU CAN GET

ALL KINDS OF CLOTHING

FOR WE HAVE OF CLOTHING A

OPENED UP A

CHEAP ! LOT | CHEAP !

| Pox Sch. « Water Lilly,”

The above can be fully realized by a close inspection of our

STORM COATS, DRIVING CAPES, OVERCOATS, BRETERS, PANTS AND VESTS,

Underclothing, Flannel and Tweed Shirts,

CARDIGAN

JACKETS,

Lainbs' Wool Socks, White and Fancy Shirts,

Collars,

Having received, direct from

LCASE LR. CAPES & COA'L

1 can ee them a good article, superior to any in the A dose inspection solicited,

C. ROBERTSON, _

rade,

Ch’town, ne $1. 1674.

"Ries and Braces,

the factory in London, G. B,

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39 _Queen Street. |

_ Fall —

JUST RECEIVED AT

fon 6. S.7 — . “VIA

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=

HALIFAX, |

aeniccemnae TE Danian

FANCY DRESS GOODS,

BLACK LUSTRES RIBBONS WHITE & GREY WINCEYS, PRINTS, HOISERY., Xe.,

CALIC

SHAWLS, FLANNELS, BLANKETS. BEAVERS, PILOTS, * TWEEDS, NAPCLOTH, &e.. &.,

Os.

AT

CASH P

Ch’town, September, 7, 1874.

GEORGE DAVIES & Co.

RiCES.

“UNION HOUSE,”

Corner Queen & King Streets, CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I.

fag eg ong accommodated on reasou-

able terms. Bedeque Oysters and Re- freshments in first class style, at short no- tice, day and night. Best quality of Wine, Liquor, Ale, and Cordials.

A HAIR DRESSiZG SALOO# {IN CONNECTION. from Manufacturers, a

Stock

Imported direct Large and well-selected Meerschaum, Briar, and Fancy Pipes, Pipe-fixings of every description, Cigars, Cigarettes, and Cheroots, Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, (14 brands), ‘Tobacco Razors, Strops, Brushes, Soaps, which are offered,

Wholesale and Retail, cheap, for cash only. <A call respectfully solicited. Satisfaction guaranteed.

Oysters sold by the quart or bushel. CHAS. OTTO WINKLER.

Proprietor.

4, 1874.—er 4w

ISLAND

*Uxtox Hovcsr,”’ Sept. I

e. Ba

STEAMERS!

a <7}

On and After Tuesday, 12th Mav.

TI STEAMERS

will leave the Company’s Wharf, wea< ther permitting, as under:

Every Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur- day,at o'clock in the morning.

Returning from Shediac,

| Every Wednesday, Friday, and Monday, on arrival of train from St. John.

Every Tuesday and Thursday morning at five o'clock, and for PICTOU & GEORETOWN, on Saturday, same hour.

‘Returning from Hawksbury-

Every Wednesday and Friday, and from GEORGETOWN, Monday.

From Pictou to Charlottetown,

Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, on arriyal of train from Halifax-

F. W. HALES.

GREAT

(LEARING-OUT SILL

QUEEN STREET WAREHOUSE !

Messrs. Benj. Davies & Son,

NTENDING to make a CHANGE in | their present Business, will sell, FOR THREE MONTHS from this date, all

THEIR SPLENDID STOCK

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DRY GOODS & GROCERIES AT Costs & Charges!

These Goods have been selected in the best Markets in England and the Domin. ion, and comprise everything necessary for family use.

A RARE OPPORTUNITY is thus offered to Householders in TOWN and COUNTRY to lay in their WINTER SUPPLIES cheaper than can possibly be purchased elsewhere.

pag~ The Sale is a bona jide one, and will be for CASH ONLY, on delivery. CREAT BARGAINS WAY BE HAD, As the Sale will only last Three Months, intending purchasers will find it for their | interest to give us a call at once,

B. Davies & Son.

Ch’town, $ Sep. 7, 1874.—pat her arg era sin Union Hail Meetings-

ORD'S DAY, a. m., Worship and * Breaking ae Bread.” Lord's Days, 6}, p. m., Gospel Preaching.

Thursday, 8, p, m., Bible Readings.

Sept. 14, 1874. tf

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Charlottetown

STEAM BAKERY,

BRICK BUILDING, PRINCE STREET.