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EE — =a ene re > a RN a a te -_ 2 | ee, 5 8 Val , id | 3 / | ey ‘ AL ae , k id : 8 ( CHARLOTTETOWN iN | W vl NCE EpW AR SL: p, ERID. CTOBER 22, 188k QO, 1 VOL. 4. KiOV N, PR LAN JARD iS ' LA LY. () fOBER oe, ISSQ, NO. 129 . i hin Ae ate ; . if \ ) 1 iw rH | The Markets and the Prospects. ¥ ‘THe Daity EXAMINER, mn P | i % ed | ' Liq reK has vat +t) done il thea unla ¢ d | a iif M, ; - : vi AN un tue Bie an , AF i OCTOBER 22, Esso ish ent of the year’s surylu lueti . x Si p el i the years sury 8 produc 1ONS 5 ee” i ik r in the fir xf place fart pers have been. 80 | Tv certainly looks as though Ireland is in| busily engaged in digging their poragees ARE NOW SHOWING A STP] Mm STOCK OF jabout as bad a state as she is represented | nat they bave not bad me to come to mer- Eee ant. ty 43 ‘4 (ket, and in the next place much shipping has (to bein, when the condition of the con ; on } : ‘ _ a - 5 i , . a Y6t arrived, ayacl thereshas coi sequently ; ‘i ‘ . ) , r 4 ts ° sah ae, re ol a i try wiil admit ol Epeeches ike .tie LnHiOWw- Deen hit a linnted demand. Dut these — Be? mi tne is . . » ! ‘. ) ,? : New i A er , 7. iy i ¥, r et f. rid S ling, which was recently delivered by a/eatises of slackness williet probably operate GS fi a a, :. ! tire-eating preacher, bearing the omiriious|# tet the | eginnitty of next week; and d PK | Gaencetory rd till tke close af havigation, aaine © ane . Meme aos | We tay look for a fair trade. Sik ECT { rf ny Olly BEST | ¢ SN ON HOU! ere | *f said u better man was shot in a worse I, Oats now command thirty six cents per ee _ td wee | cause, anc the bullet by which a Kane bushel—cash. In the olden time, this | falls will be the first flash of tho fire that; would have been thought a good price. We aeeneusietnas ©) Seems ee nee will arouse the Protestants —~the Or angemen {Te member well when two shillings a id three jof ireland, (Cheers.) And I say if it has | pence (old eurrency)—"* half cash and half rr re 1 Qg00 Va ° wa ~ that result, if the bullet that Eire ka iei ,| trash Was noua ‘‘high.” But times PLUSH r H a iZE 4 LY c ; F UR AND 8 ; AAW HATS my career has the effect of waking up the liave changed. Farmers now, itis said, hold } 5 Ge 6 Se te J ie es & ’ 5 wy 4 ; j Protestants to their duty. the sooner it} their crops on ‘for a rise ; and shipowns comes the better. (Loud cheers.) In| es, it is said, do not care to run the risk of , mn . r eX wet a+ maw . . , . ; +9 IN ALL THE NEWEST SHAPES. that case the Rev. R. R. Kane will | bringéx 4 thats ships here, fearing that they

Cj ft 4. OW UUIS,

Silks and

Ve lvets ¢ ang V elvateens. in Dj New Laces, Ribbons,

Fiower

Q

SZC.., and Heathers, Hat and B

Ts

ne a *() a ‘ Uy r ORAZ LY QA DIL AND fh i U iL Dt WU () i ‘5 i rad i ANY

UNSURPASSED

IN VALUE AND

oe er

Charlottetawn, October 4, 1550. :

qa all a 2 te 8

BRITLS+tEt

WAREHOUS

Ex S,-S. “ Hibernian, A LARGE ASSORTMENT GF Black ilk Fringe,

Corse ‘s,

Cashimeres,

Colored and Biack Satins, Pompndear Prints,

TOILET COVES & QUILTS,

(in Plain and Fancy); Flang . bOUG

White, Searlef, Giey & Fancy

Cloths, Tweeds, &<., All of which are now opeued, and will b seld at our usual low prices.

Ww. & A. BROWN Ch’town, Aug. 24, 1850.

PACIFIC Mutual insuranee

—tLF--

NEW YoRKX

MARINE. $744,149.00

‘2

Is,

©

& qe,

U0.,

Assets 3ist Dec., 1579, -

Insurance effected on CARGOES and FREIGHTS, covering $15,000 and upwards on first-class risks.

Certificates issued payable in Londo» at tlie office of Morton i Bankers, or in New

Riska taken and rates fixed without being

referred to Head Utice. FENTON TF.

ashi for P.

OSE & Lo.,

XY ori °

[WwW BER? Y © kK. Ishand.

_ May 11, 1880.

Aut Goal. sat Goal,

REE from Slate and Fire Clay. Also

Round and Slack, at Albion Mines, Pictou, Nova Scotia. Lor orders apply to G. W. DeBLOIS,

Sole Agent for P. E. Isiand.

Old Sydney Wines, Cape breton. Lingan Mines, Cape breton.

RDERS for Round Coal can be obiained on application to G. W. DeBLOIs,

Terms as usual. Sole Agent for P, E. Island.

Office, No. 35 Water Street, enone June 17, 1880-—pat her sj kea t

MUSIC AUD SINGING. N and after us? Ist, Mrs. JAMES Brown will give instruction in Music

and Singing at her residence, King Square. on application.

=STABLISHED

GORDAGE F

WADA JOHN

Pompad Brecade and i Col In rempadour, sracade and Fiam Colors, Piail Colors, Pompadeur ani kmbossed,

onnet Ornaments.

7% _ 4 wn

ad ae

S,

i} iv,

Pg A

VARIETY. PERKINS

&

STERNS.

RN ge SOR TR cee ae ET

1825.

iG TORY.

br. ee MONTREAL. RA ANUFACTURER OF CORDAGE of Every Description, including all sizes Mani} Me Rope, Tarred Manilla Hawsers, Lobster Marlin, Tarred«liemp Kepe, Houseline Hambroline, &c., &e., equal in n quali ity to the best American. #3” Prices on application. van. 7, 1580.

Se a a IO ch OI NEI OE EL A NEN A SAGE LTS TS ans NEL ATE DO ETE AT: <I ce Ali iay oA iT )

A 7 BE i 4 aus

|

_ rate

BAKED MACARONI!

IN 2-LB. TINS.

--

in - = im < MEAT PIA AREY Eat a mS § Sad b Bo 5.) E ty hd Gees % tote! 3 Eee &F EVES Suc BS ws Sf Ee % PP nas f' t+ Berteserarn a PEPeec lL RUT Bee ro. aa LN > V/s i} IREN & h iV A LIDS

;4 ‘ 0 WitZeriatth,

it - 4 = SB Gy mnerg oy 8 de hE tee 9 Ce ey PA wat Se

Puy

c

at ni CKING } os ED be i toe a fe eac ed BLA vu!

AHEAD OF AMERICAN AND

CANADIAN BLA¢ ‘KING. aks

ce Pee BEER & GOFF.

FAR

sept. 20, 1580.

To the Stoc pays Albertite and Git Company :

TOT is hereby given that a further

) Call of two and « ne-half per cent. on the unpaid Shares of the said Conrpany was made by the Director s of the Company cn the twenty-first day of wep tember, instant, pay- able before twe suty-fiith day of Uctober next. e

the

By order of the Board of Directors. Dated at Dorchester, in the County Westmorland, in the Province of New Bruns- wick, the 22nd day of September, A. D. 1880. K. B CHANOLES j "reasurer of the Beliveau pibestive and Oli Co.

of

y the

+

island may pa)

c iward isiand

Shareholders in P. i Call to the Bank of Prince E the credit of the Company.

E. B.

CHANDLER.

[se 27 till date)

Flour and Meal. ()'

-DERS will be received for the follow- $4 Buda ,

ing Brands of Flour and Meal !— (Patent), : Alabaster, ” Golden

Age,’ ‘Extra Family, PW arcup’s Su-

perior, "

** Beaver,”

y ~W hite Rose,’ cae Florence,” ‘Pastry” and ‘‘ Amber,” and ‘ choice K., D. Corn Meal—‘* Goklen ‘Star.’ Quotations for the above Brands of Fiour Charlottetown or Summerside. J. R. FOSTER

Millers and Shippers’ Agent Mi a

May 6, 80, Moncton,

of the beliveat

LO

and Meal f. o. b. at Mails, or delivered at!

CULTURAL

ag 5 m=, pan a ee!

E iB (oS 5s

gS ae Be &

r no = & oes

(PD ry TERESA

A" RS

Poon a

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c."

Hi W ATS D AGTH N Y Ur WALBRIUAN, A. oo,

i SROARIZ co 1883.

a ere

Net Assets alder

lor Proteetion 61 l'ehiey

$1,137,549.73.

rr nee

‘Deposited with the Dominion Gor vernment for Security of Policy Holders,

$100,000.00.

————

pas

we

LOSSES PAID TO DATE, OVER

$3,000,000.

at ee ee

Parties desiring Insurance on Private Resi- dences and contents, or larm property, had

better find out rates. ete., of this Time Tried

and Fire Tested insurance Company. N. B.-~Canvassers wanted. Ros. Aneus, Special Agent for the Maritime

Provinces, Gene a ‘acon for P, E. 1.

Ch’town, July 31, 1880—Sm

EEN LISURANGE 00 ia Nw :

(UREN iNSURANDH OOTY, OF ENGLAND. CAPITAL,.. TWO ail FILLIQNS STERLING, i‘ SORANCS ‘oie -o on all kinds of Build-

ings, Merchandise and Produce. Also, on

Vessels on the stocks. Special rates for i Losses settled promptly

GEORGE MAS ILE OD (Union Bank), Agent for Prince Edward Island |

June, 1877—

CIUBSCRIBE for the DAILY EXAMINER ) the Cheapest and most Newsy Paper | published in the Provincee,

solated residences.

never be missed. He will lie composed ly in his grave, and bless God in Heaven that ‘he was the means of arousing the ants of this land to co their duty

It may rus some day to start fro i ry

Protest-

he necessary fo Giford @fd mareh through Tullalish, and Dromore, and Hillsborongh, and Lisbuen th Belf: ist, Increasing as we go, and then,

20,000 strong, each man with a ‘rifle in lis hand, we would trace our steps and go towards Dublin, and show to the whole

world that if 1t is to be a game of lead then the Protestants of lreland are ready to take the ir part in that game, i ned d te rf end the right. (Loud cheers. ‘a, J eseaid what I um wey" y lea um ww the Protestauts of Ire lend. f cil ve

é '

been among thera over the

length and Sveti Ith of the land, and I say if it comes toa game of lead we are the mei who can play that game, and the battle would be but a short one. 3ut ve shall not do that until we see the necessity.” seat Mr. J. R. Catnown has a iong letter

in the Visitor en the trouble that has un-

fortunately come upon the Baptist denomi- this The V editerially :---

We deeply-regret the occ events which have disturbed ligionists on the beautiful Isle of the Gulf, and to which our cor respondent refers. We should have on glad, indeed, if the un- tortunate matt r had not become 30 pubhie, but now that ev very where on the Island the matter is discussed, and the confession of the erring one 1as become publio property, it seems to be only proper that the circum- stances should be presented so as to give our readers a full view of the facts. The following is a copy the Resolutions passed at the second meeting of the Coun- cil, and probably in our next week’s issue, comments: on the resolu and

tatements referring to the ordination and itn eceibtiealtnibiak: inay be by Pastor D. G. McDonald :-

Whereas, We have learned wi row of the gt! fall of brother, and deeply deplore

fuences of his sm upon us & GenomimMation,

Island. isitor savs,

surence of the er co-re-

‘ Ot

tions otvber

‘ presented

baa

our erring

eDnD SoOrT- : vous

the

and upon the cause of Christin generai j ry " os slic i we } ra¢] YY jlerecUs, Ve have also iearned, with . ; ? ’ great joy, that the Lord has given him re-

pentance ; = ’ yt Resolved, : ; Sead. chek sin and deplore its e ance as ¥v

inat denounce the

fects, we also accept

his repent

McDona.p, JAMES SIMPSON,

lveed, That we concur with the Sum-

wmerside church in rejecting his resignation

for the present.

NN. ARCHIBALD,

M

UEL SIMPSON.

Ne RAT Sa:

cote

File % Kes Yhap h ne Free Seats in Churches.

A strong petitien was offered in the Epis- copal Diocesan Convention, this city last week, praying for the abolition of special rights to Sil in churches. i oo pet itioner believe tha it the practice, never pre valent un- til within a few Tene of shar Pi pews

ih

. ana

spats in advance, smacks a great deal of sharp business. They claim that every church should belong as much to the poor as to the ric h, and that 2 mans 8} pirit, instead of his

clothes and his money should determine where

{he may sit Gr kneel. This may be hard doc- trine té the wealthy saints and sinners who are glad to pay any price for pews that suit them, but the agitators of the question are right in supposing that the present system

| kee oe thousa nds and the en of estimable

| Peo} it of the churches Lo go to aby caiman | hurch regularly is almost. impos | sible to a man who is not in comfortable cir-

! cumstances, for the tax in the shape of pew

| rent is practically prohibitory; whereas even lin church an American never is happy unless | he is just as good as any one else and pays his }own way.—.V. Y. Herald, ar See Ireland and the Papacy. THE Osservatore Romano Says: °“ Nu-

merous inquiries have reached the Vatican from Ireland in regard to the attitude the Pope intends to observe in regard to the troubles there.” The Osservatore Romane | says the Papacy has, more even than in the past, resolved to avoid all interference in the political affairs of nations. !t has | always recommended the clergy not to de- | part from its mission of peace. The Pope | | has recently exhorted the bishops to keep : strictly within the limits prescribed by the | :

laws of the countries in which they are| , always at a trift

improveinent in cattle

cannot sleep.

order to clear

may be com velled, in before the hee of navigation, te pay more than the foreign market will justify. Oats are quoted in Montreal at 30 ets ; in St. John, N. B., at 35 ~" ;and iu New York” prices

ray frow 385 cts. to 46 ets.

Potatoes are not in demand. Messrs. Carvell Bros. have just finished loading a vessel at 16 cents ; and shipwents are being inade by B. Wilson Higgs and others, for he West India market, at the same very low price.

Pork continues firm.

range all the

8t

Mess pork sells in

Montreal at from 818 to 818 75 per bbl. — 1?) pected. The New Yor K bit. is S16. ealers Lere have not vet commenced to

ty chee uy. The following are Montreal quotations of the 18th :— Provis SIONS Mess pork, per bb] insp'd

$15.00 @ $18.75

This in mess, per bbl....... 17.25 @ 17.50 tiams, city cured, per lb. 0.125 @ 00.13 do, canvassed, per lb. 9. 133 @ 0Q14

00. 12§ 00. LLG

0.124 @ 0.115 @

Lard, in tubs and pails... Lard, in pails, per Ib, ....

ON Oe Fan oa ose ue cae’ 00.10 @ C011 Beef, mess, per Ib....... 00.00 @ 09.00 Tallow, rendered, per lb, 00.07 @ 00.07} Do, rOveghwit 565 eS 00.05 @ 0,054 Hgts, fresh, per dozen. 00.17 @ 00.18

Latest advices by mail report a decided the tone of the British / warket,. with’ better prices. On/ Ogtober 4th the price of cattle in Liverpoo?! advanced } cent per |b. for all grades, under a good demand, In London on the 4th and Glasgow on the 7th, there wasa much better enquiry for cattle, and prices were firm and higher. There was also a better demand for sheep at improved rates.

_—<——- ©

Carlyle suffers very much because he He has always been dyspep-

tic. While he was at college he studied so

hard that his stomach gave way. For awhile

in the country he was evidently cured; but

even his temperate habits, both as to eating and

not save him. Id age, and as he* ’ His life has rot because of

as to drinking, could Yet he lived ‘with dyspepsia.’

jarkably happy

to a YG cood ¢ Says, J

peen a Ten one,

his physical ailinent. He has . suffered ereatl There are critics who finding some acid in his writings think that his IWtter day English is dyspeptic, but the idéa is mistaken. His clearest early writing, notubly the essay on Burns, was dons at a time when he was in anguish from his phy- sical tronbie, *

» A despatch from Buenos Ayres spates;

that a most terrife snow-storm, a¢.ompan; icd by an unusual degree of col’ a for the season, has swept over the prévince of iuenos Ayres, destroying one and a_ half

inillions ot cows, she ey) and horas. Many catiie-raisers and faruggrs are “eported to have lost all their Wak. and a gpeat amount of embarrassment i suffering

will be the result.

Lit

a

— tr

SHE and

E

PROFESSOR ‘LDON are so delighted with New

they yielded to the persuasi Brunswick Government aif

ur. Sparrow unswick that 1s of the New . will stay in

a . that Province two days lof.ger than they intended to stay. f, mot In Venice there is no wealthy class, and, as the only manutacture# seem to be of

fancy glassware, tray der how the

sand Venetia

s sometimes won- } . } 7 d and thirty thou-

°a il, ae one aaa nS live

The Dachess of Edifiburgh is the mem- the royal fami, who the least well known to the worwkd of fashion and the

of Enzland gegf rally.

ber of 1s

people - 4

German hotel keepers are generaily be- wailing the fact thaifsince the war French- inen travel no longre in the Fatherland,

- ~_—

The will of a cflored washerwoman of New York, has jus$been admitted to pro- She left no pss than 80,000,

=>?

Remeay fie Hard ‘Times.

ate

Var,

bunch on fine clothes, rich food and style. @ Buy good, healthy food, cheaper and bette? clothing; get more real and substantial th@ngs of lite every way, and especially stop thy ioolish habit of running alter exp jensive aw. quack doctors or using 80 much of the vile = umbug medicine that does you only harm, 4and makes the proprietors rich, but put yo.g trust in the greatest of ail | simple pure rem@dies, Hop Bitters that cures g cost, and you will see bet-

Stop spending si

located whenever a question of internal | ter times and good health. Try itonce. Read

‘order or of policy should arise.

of it in another solumn, aon

v