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CHARLOTTETOWN. PRINUE EVUWARD ISLAND, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1882. ~~ | DR. CONROY

is ISSUED EVERY EVENING, t AS REMOVED his office and residence By rus Examiner PusLasHine ised aint 4 vrom THEIR Orrrce, CoRNeR oy Water |

KH Y G O O D o Racwy Baitding, aNv GREAT GBORGE STREETS, , ‘ rt. woabents 2 > eal WELLINERY , AND CLOTHIN Rares oF SCRSCRIPTION : | a

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A Canadian Romeéence.

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| CURRENT NEWS NOTES. |

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furs Datuye EXAMINER

He may hot A REJECTED MONTREAL MAN MARRIES fils SWEETHEART AFTER THIRTY-SIX YEARS, The Montreal Star gives an interesting

love sketch from life. Thirty-six yearéago

there lived in that pleasant little town down the river called Sorel--very litile it was then—a youth and a. mdiden.| The name of the youth was George. Beaupre,

Gop is @ sure paymiaster. pay at the end of the week, month, or year; but I charge you remember he pays

Lower Creat Geérge Street. jo tne ena.

OPPOSITE EXAMINER OFFICE. Oct. 12,.°82.—im, wkly 6m

HENRY TERRELL, L, st the name of the maiden Mary Anne Pearce.

} a > ry | Tue British national debt has fallen from Ppey pel 1 to families of moderate cir- SHIPPER S AGENT, 839 milkions gterting in 1857 to 763 millions airs. Poy vom) He, with che Pctonorie aaa to-day. -Terminable annuities which will devotion of hones! young manhood, loved

ote -_ - Lazest, accounts. show. that the Montreal Stock Market. is demoralized; On Tuesday last the Gank of Montreal stock sold down as low as 205}. but raised to 206 at the close.

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= Advertising at most moderate rates. | J ~ All kinds of P;oduce bought and shipped

a | maine soon fall in will, cons’derably diminish ite+{ym nesiden jeletaaeil es a

Vontracts may be made for monghly,| Is opening an immense Stock of Goods this Fall. The Public will find his store one of] 02 Commission, . a : fi Cg Y oe ee pe Loe ‘ a tant hee

yuartetly, half-yearly or yearly advertise-| the beat stocked in the City. Ladies when buying Dress Materials, Shawls, Manties, Cloths,| 5°!e Agent forthe New Sheep Dip. Tux Southern Farmer and Planter of Rich- i. “ bee eer iol shane terns. tiake

ments, on application. | #ad all kinds ot woollens, should go straight to Tracadie Cross & Bedford Station p f | mond, Va., in a recent presentation. ¢ iteres- ae ob waturally eonogidllauPeckaaie. e

: ——— 10 ders.of.the wonderous efficacy oi. St. Jacobs ; 7° ’ er Rin . J. B. MACDONALD’S. af gary” Oil, as spoken of by those who have used it, lating himself, at Jeast, on the smooth [ Bae

coursing of trne love,wheu suddenly arival appeared, and everyhing for him turned ! black. The rival was one Jacob Savage of . i the same town. Pretty soon she and | ih Savage were married and settled down in u the place, and then young Beaupre’s hope " . died ont. He tried to work on as before, Currie, we regret to understand, are afflicted byt could not. He closed up his busitiéss, with the disease. Qne of them is recovering : settled up his affairs, andstarted to the far the other ia desperately ill.— St. Jolin Nées. West towards which so many adventurous

Py < wenn Spirits were about that time shaping» their

ALMANAC FOR NOVEMBER, 1882,

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Oct. 12,’82.—wkly 2m choses by saving: ‘To all we commend the example and the use of St. Jacobs Oil.” a Dervrrerta is quite prevalent m St.John at present, and several serious cases, as well as a large nutmbersof trivial ones, are re- ported) Two boys “belonging to Rev. D.

le ARTHUR & CO., | General Commission Merchants

Particular altention given to the sale of Isiand jroduce,

[21 Atlantic Avenue & 20 Essex Avenue,

MOON S CHANGES,

Third Quarter 2nd day, 2h. 45m, p, m,,N.E, ‘below horiz yn.)

New Moon 10th day, 7h. 7m, p. m., N. E, (below horizon.)

First Quarter, 18th day, 4h. 29m. a. m., 8. E. i

Fail Moon, 24th day, 10h. 50m., p. m., 8. E.

When wanting Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons, Gloves, Hosiery, go to

J. B. MACDONALD'S.

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eel an > wt GENT LEMEN Ss DEPAR’ M N i. Mr. Wryans of Baltimors, pays seventy-

a : 2°40 : 2i\Thursday |, 48; 39/11 31) 3 32, has just I fully, prospered and laid up property worth |e $ de oa! just leased another estate, and has brought y, proepe P property wor 3; Friday 50! 37) morn! 4 oa 6 ; J. 8. MACDONALD FRWARD | AISS a suit against the owner for failing to eject the at least 000. He had never married. > 4 Saturday 51; 36 : 31 . 49| 10 OF Od b. thdbcdwi) Sneed ne. er Quaier Srexer { FLL 4 (0, sbepherds.and crofters who are on it. He was getting up towards 60 years of age. : ; : + ween a r+ % 377 43 . ee " , tre Several weeks ago he took an.idea ‘to come & E a — ssi "aol 4 oft ’ant — SESE a owesee | Rev. D.D. Cunni bas purchased the farm back once more .to see his friends, and he LD ; glWednesday | 57, 31/431 9 8| OMMISsi0n er alts, and buildings on Quispamsis Heights, N. B, started east. He searched out relatives in i 9/Thureday oo si 29) 5 82) 9 46] : —— — T.8. ee of a for Sorel and Montreal, but found few that he Re ae o : 10 23): } A. - $1,400. The site isa beautiful one for a remenibered. He inquired for the woman i iil benering f 27. . nhl 0} 9 44 eae pas 284 STATE STREET summer residence, and it is, we believe, the who, asa girl. had so mimy ‘years before , 4) 12' Sun day 3}, 26) 8 31/11 37 a BOSTON, MASS, rey. gentleman's intention tc remod«| the thrown: him overboard fer a rival. © Phey . an 13, Monday 3 24) 9 26) morn 4 ETN ian May 19, 1882--6m Pee eat ft to taking ee rere teld »him > she was. widowed, her husband Fi | 14’ Toestlay 6) | 23)10 33,-0 15) Va ; ra ?)7 rn et there daring the heated term of 1855, had. been dead many years, she had been te 15! Wednesd ay ;| 2210 55; 0 56| QUEEN INSURA NCE COMPANY. A i ; *~ . oceaomne living scveral years in Montreal, went to 7 16 Thuteday 211E 33)-F 89 : Mead Office—Liverpool. England : rehibald Mel Bil & Forbes | Prov, Brooks, -at the Red House Observa- cali upon her, met Her, and then—, He He . i o 19 os / rpeo . ng and, j . y b a ’ RTE , ' & 17 | Friday 10; 20,aft 3) 2 2 tory, New York, aa e observance of & fonnd her getting old, in poor citcim- ; a 18\Saturday {| 12 i9| 0 35) ; - 9 28 , ETT oT MET SHIPPING AND magnificent auroral display early on Thursday stancés, with several children, but that | te isigapdey Ate ad tides LANCASHIRE ‘INSURANCE CoO.,, ore, oe ede scene in many Jcat lmaide no difference ; /hé saw’ only the girl of ie 21\Tu ian ; bb 16) 25).7 12 of England, COM MISSTON MERGHANTS scape, equal to the light of the moon in the 36 years: before. On Saturday: they were a 22 Wednesday 16 16) 2 40! 8 15) —07== ' first quarter, followed by intense streams and oe none Benen engi 2 at , 15,3 20).9. 8 : - f light projected with startli locit Y, QU egBoon) ; i ft +t arpa slLiasaien 1 yn AGRICULTURAL INSURANCE CO. ,}| Advances made on consignments of produce, | Fave oie the maith |no other dignitary than the highest in that e 25\Saturd | 20, 13|5. 1110 39) 9 16 ow Lt SOUPRH STREE} er wap ar : ! Od Sg ;part-of the country. e has bestowed all 4 aaoioe oi] 1316 2.11 23| Head Office alien New York, 44 apeigea STREET, NEW YORK. | W. H. be ti degen appraiser, Ottawa, the eit teen ce can ' i 27 ‘ 231 12) 7 Gaft 5 = . H. McoNwi, Agent, Charlottetown, has gone to ow, Scotland, to make in- upon ‘his bride and hef children; and ina ey 28 te. pS | 25, 12} 8 11! ¢ 43! The undersigned having been appointed. General Agents for the above first-class Oct, 25, '82.—1w wohl regarding the Singer sewing machine, 'short time they will yo hothe to his home ie 20) Wednesday 26, li, 9 Ww i a British and American Fire Insurance Companies,are prepared to insure all classesiof |" ~~" “"” °~ a | with a view to giving them a proper rating ‘in the Black Hills. : a 30) Thursday 25\+ = i" 2. 5) insarable property on as good terms and ‘at as low rates as they can be taken by any a ~, when imported into Canada. This action was ees sad loose ' Company now solvent and intending to remain so. INSUR AN GH OFFICK ) — a the action omg ape er a ' c _=—_- oa ———— ae crt Otlice—South Side of Queen Square, opposite the Post Office, Charlottetown, P. ‘ p82 fe Nenct tiliae of “Cheigow Geta” oe Poitgey ta eiaet eae ; u _ CS Las Sos KE. Island. Le Sunthwes he yg er tee eae - § ‘eallled they ere inanufactured-ia Glas- pee = arpa ga et : (ugen lnsurange Company ow. Taere is considerable excitment in oil pro- ' j ;

iin tidings 5 all Tad

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DR.W.TOBIN, -} Fellow of the Royal College ef Sur- geons, Ireland,

Member of the King and Queen's College of Physicians, treland,

Late Surgeon Army Medical Dept,

AS made a special siudy of diseases of the Eye, Ear and Throat, in Paris and London, and proposes to devote his practice to them. Consultations at his residence, No. 9 South St., Halifax, N.S. Hours, 10 to 12 a. m., 2 to4p. m. Oct 11,82." Im

_.W, WHEATLEY, PRODUCE & COMMISSION MERCHANT,

269 Barrington Street, HALIFAX, N.S.

Consignnients solicited. Highest prices and prompt returns guaranteed. Sept. 19, 1882—2aw 2m

JAMES S. SCOTT,

Shipping and Commission MERCHANT,

Dealer in Fish and Fishing Supplies,

“ POWER’S WHARF, HALIFAX, N.S.

attention paid to the receiving and prompt disposal of Island produce. Having} extensive wharf accommodation and com- modious stores, consignments are solicited and prompt retarns'guaranteed :

Wéekly market feports forwardet upon applicetion, and vessels chartered for shippers. P. O, addrégs—Lock Drawer 61, Halifax.

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V.¢, BISHOP, SHEIPEIN C+

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FORWARDING AGENT,

Marine Insurance Broker,

General Commission Agent,

Remember the address, two doors above Apothecaries Hall Corner

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dD. A. BRUCE, “ SMERCHANT TAILOR,

Ovex 1,000 Overcoats, Jackets and Ulsters to choose from. The biggest. bargains ever

given in this City,

. sa af ri oot rts DESBRISAY & ANGUS, Oect. 5) 1882. ai ‘ N. B.—No person is authorized to collect monies for any of the above Companies in this Province without producing a receipt signed by us, and any one paying money to any one without getting such receipt, will do so at their own risk, ene

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For Seotch and English Tweeds Or Worsted Suits For Canadian Tweed Suits, For Overcoats of all Descriptions, EEN STREET,

“SO TO- J0 ; LJ iD UPPER QUI

TWO DOORS ABOVE APOTHECARILES HALL CORNER

Thére you will find the largest and best assortment of Cloths in the Island. Prices very moderate. The best workmanship and a perfect fit yuaranteed,

iN MACLEOD & CO's ia. ; 2 ee eM o _ ; - i a j “se

: —4L50-— . é. A complete line of Gents’ Furnishings and Felt Hats, cheap,&c. &c.

Charlottetown, Oct. 11, 1881.

co of

| Is now offering Cash Buyers the BEST VALUK that can be~had -in the market, in

Broadcloth, Worsted, Scotch and Canadian Tweed Suits.

A magnificent range of

GENTS’ FURNISHINGS,

AMERICAN WHITE & COLORED SHIRTS, Collars, Ties, Underclothing, English and American Hats,

GeNEKAL AGeEnts.

BOSTON, MASS. May 27, 1882—wkly

OF ENGLAND. CAPITAL, TEN MILLION DOLLARS,

Lancashire Insurance Company CAPITAL, FIFTEEN MILLION DOLLARS

Insurance effected on all kinds of property at current rates, Losses settled promptly

and equitably.

DESBRISAY & ANGUS, on . General Agents, Office—South Side Queen Square. Ch’town, Sept. 15, 1882.

Bank of Nova Scotia.

ESTABLISHED 1832,

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Paid Up Capital . . Reserve Fund .. .

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An Agency of ‘this Bank will be opened on Monday next, 19th inst., in the buildin lately oceupied by the Bank of Prinee Edw Island, under the management of the under- signed,

Deposits will be received on interest, and on current account.

Drafts granted on the various Agencies and correspondents of the,Bank.

Sterling and other Exchange bought and sold, and general banking business transacted, LD. ©. CHALMERS, Ch’towa, Jnne I7, 1882—tf | Agent.

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$1,600,000 325,000

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Paris, 1278.

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JOSEPH GILLOTT’S STEEL PENS.

BY ALL DEALERS THROUGHOUT THE WORLD.

BARGAINS! — BARGATNS |

Change in Business. SELLING OFF.

pe Sabscribers, intending to devote their Je e exclusively to the Auction and Commission Business, will clear their Stock on hand at greatly reduced prices for one month, consisting of @ good assortment of— tand Youths ‘ |

Men’s Clothing, in Suits, Coats, Pants, Vests, Overcoats, U Reefing Jackets, anda splendid lot o

five thousand dollars.a year for a vast tract of deer forests extending trom one side of Scot- land to the other. Not content with this, he

course, From that day to within two weeks ago’ he had not set foot in that part’ of Canada. He had worked hard, saved cate-

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—_>—— ducing circles in Petrolia. The owners of Messrs. Woop, Humrurey ayp Fawcerr Wells claim that, refiners are not. dealing made a shipment of 160 head of cattle to Hali- ' eqitably with them, that the price now paid, fax on Thursday, 9th instant, to take the 1 50 per barrel, for crade vil is insnfficient, Steamer ‘‘Castalian,” for ~ Liverpool. “The /and not in keeping with the price of refined. cattle were lighter and oer than those. Plie buoyant» condition of the Ameritan | usually shipped, but it is the intention of the | market. has iatensitied this feeling ; and a Shippers to feed most of them on the other side} ioe at mandnene. beeen} ld ad for some months before offering them for sale, |™WetNs of producers has been held and an toes jexchange formed at Petrolia similar te that in existence in the United States. At the Mrs. Scovitrx lectured at London, On ‘meeting hetd to organize the Producers’ Oil before a fair audience, and in an eloquent Exchange Association, the statement was ‘impressive mawner descanted upon thertrials!™ade that there is now & smaller stock of lent hardships she had been made to endure at | crude on band than for any of mine! years ,the bands of an insane husband and two op past,, The ¢é6m mittee appointed to.ascertain isguided children. Her address was | the stocks ‘on hand reported that: there is enthusiastically received, and on motion of. now in store, as nearly as could be estimat- Mayor Meredith, seconded by Ald. Skinner, ‘eq, 280,000 Sr 300/000 barrels of erude, or ele cecletinn Donte tenes ot ten edhe ae en ee ane lof the physivians and aaamne ronounced atnen & pe: oF heey SN eee wane “be _ her insane, unanimously passed, She declared’ b tl ars ae cioe sa _— her intention of re‘urning to Chicago to pro- WOES tHeR OC aoe we secute a new trial. (to ubis amount, but the yield woud, they ct tad fff, 20,900 barrels during. at least three months. , 3 Parte a rents & The latest intelligence from Pennsylvania signed. The principal. creditors are the On- shows a feverish’ state of affairs. Crude tario. Bank, pate ‘and indirect, $150,000; 0il—which in July last sold at about forty _Forestreet, Warehouse & Co., London, Eng, cents per gailon--advanced last: week: to $50,000; Barber & Co., Teronte ani George- $1.19, and on Monday té $1.25, evenlaiies |town, $10,000; Peter Kvyan, Toronto, $35,000, being amongst the spectators. : 11/76),000 a Glasgow (Scotland) house, $10,000, The gallons chauged hands ; at prices-_ranging | assets are not expected to realize 20 cents on from $118 to $1.24 But on Tuesday a the dollar. A number of branch bouses will'yeaction came: The market opened” at | feel the effect of the closing of the Toronto’ $7009 ava; ‘ ‘and closed hé 6 L ; f 2 be Ontari », adv 2 cents, and ¢ eavy. | Rank : sand te oe. anne py the vee recent telegram states that the oil opera- hie to have been, the cause of tharian ge Pittébutg are getting capital, -but ; a ee sparingly, mavy banks refusing entirely to Mr. Giapsrone's speech in moving the aan = ee. mbjle vey name Spit thanks of Parliament to the troops who’ - gree . a The ‘4 #* 'afer- served in Egypt was scarcely equal to hia; ** Pe 7, pee ; bi ay Thee ir ,usual utterances on special occasions. It te aia aa achat eae aia — ‘consisted principally of eulogies on the aden a vod eval ae t < variow: commanders. individually. His 4 uaiieethe % “ited de — idle - ‘remarks as to the army will, however, be ata sibs 7 be és emai rer vem cordially endorsed. Here are his words :— | a oe . ers their oil .** The army has not only a gallant people to’ ities ki — of 7 spliced nee.

depend upon, for that it has always had ; , birt <a ; ; ; petroleum business, some being so sanguine | Dut & te appronctiing at tast'ts's ‘powerfns as to expect that the price of crude vil will and effective organization ; and when in a touch $2 per barrel before the close Of ‘the zane, pate Apqee ts agent “ees ite Ve suaninl eantime however, all the flurry gained, that organization wil] be found Samia ptiblyiraised ‘the price’) of

effective for its end, and men wiil not be —“. wa oe ‘wanting, whether as admirals or whether as TeUDed, as may He seen from our market report. - ~Monetary Times.

generals, to encounter the immense difficul- ties—the arduous labours—~which in the | moment of crisis are forced upon them, and to carry forward the flag of their coun- _ try to honour and to victory.”

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The Rev, Granvill- y, known dur- ing the Waras the *' fighting parson,” is |now living in Towa He is over six feet in height, is pertly, straight, and). broad- TWENTY-FIVE sons of Nova Se tia farmers, shouldered, though, he ham, been: preaching says New York paper, tired of humdrum for fifiy years. Mony interestiug ancedotes agriculture, and desirous of adventure, made'gre told, illustrating his agyressiveness. a contract to go to Mexico to work in!’ #15 fierce patriotism dwing the war got

silver mine. They were promised good pay hint into trouble fre ’ quently, but he always comfortable board, and sll the known safe- came out’ best: Once, while she: was idta-

uards against accidents in the mine. After ~ ; z : horseback journey of 325 miles from El “ioned at Piqua, O., Frank McKinney, a Paso, in which they were menaccd all the) Well-known, Democrat, took wmbrage at way by Indians, they arrived at Cusibuatchie, something he had said, and threatened to a mining villege which failed utterly to sat-- whip him. He was warned that he might

BEDFORD ROW, } ]

ing 7 OS reeeenny isfy th ises,. Th ooneia' t hort, but he calenlated that th P. 0. BOX 1 HALIFAX, N. 8.) Gur Ready made Clothing Is Manufactured 00 tlie P I BIISe8, an ae — a s com = a ee ten eee amen bt ah Aa aay On shee fi ite - ode tae rd 7 al yo : and Sealcloth Oued: bo lial ey, mo why 80 on sheny the posives pens attacked him on pair octs of °Piqna. ARTICULABR ATTENTION given to the, | fashionably cut, well sewed, and having good trimmings Tweeds, Trimmings, Scarfs; “Oollars, Ties |2°% Work ix | e shaft was G00 fect deop, They had a scuffle and rank went to grass. P Shipment of Lobsters and mre tp alt y ? ? && 8, ete., ete, ° one a and the descent had to be made on a Mexican The revcrend doctor iget his antagonist’s

Goods, aud collection of Custom Drawbacks thereon.

Halls, Cargoes, and Freights insured in| first-class offices at most favorable rates,

Consignments of Produce solicited, and) prom pt returns guaranteed,

Correspondence solicited and answered promptly. Nov, 14, 1981i—lyr ‘

Charlottetowu, May 22; ’82.

Will be sold as Cheap as Import: d, We invite you to inspect our Goods.

D. A, BRUCE,

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Paper Hangings and Blinds. 5

An early call will secure bargains, as af 1 Clearance must be made within the month,

72 Queen Street

F. LePAGE & CO

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ladder, which is merely a notched pole, or in ; \ : tha ballock skins 16 Which the q abr ey teen head in chancery and pummeled it until he

raised by ropes. The Nova Scotians refused to work, and were imprisoned for breaking

cried enough. ‘ There, Frank,” said the me “— a youI might hurt you.” their contract. Then they escaped, and start- 10 the squabble, they tumbled over a boy ed across the plains on icot, aaet.tne over. 0d brike his leg. Dr. Moody, at once taken by a military company, and two were took charge of the youngster, paid the killed. Pre end of a re es a half of Surgeons ee aon and sent an ips, they have been re and are account to McKinney for half the expenses. abe ta hile mely hoose which tive Iatter padd, .

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