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a TENTED ee SINE LAE AES EOE a i EE I owiehe: ge ’ 7 } a, TT ray ty Ws) tt? i t> » » Oe? THT? PAY cv se DAY ()¢ rTORER 29>. IRSG. TH 1) ‘Ty Ky \ I Dalkousic College Ravages. L1G JALIL Y eA . d in our des hes on Saturday | aking frightful ravages | VETO ¥ 20, 1556 A Dalhousie were this deaths at Seoul average u owing are the aay, ind the disease prevails ' Ss znout the kingdom. It is estimated 2 4 Editorial Notes. \ ia . uat more than a million of the inhabitants Wa Ste ae Lo ll wie. | bave already been taken oil. The plague ; ' ! M t r Exhibitic Cart vv. was ~ | seems to have been introduced from Japan, Prosbyterian, othe... « Vscuouc, and some | and local conditions have ap epg oe re- eee py A ren, Omg ER Cay a. : . Chur a | BR, and Pediedbail , The Dub- | lyst@ its spread, Seoul is in a horribly 2. FF ee dy BTOWN, : ’ ve | eX ons worth $200 a yeai , N if wy of the 8th of Lanne d last. a| filthy éondition, the refuse from the a uses nh given alto rether, paper which is owned and e lited wet. =. | being shovelled into the Suen. in the i WAVE Received and to arrivs . the following NEW GOODS for Fall and Winter : 1to all the Prov Sullivan, M. P.. Lord Mayor of ‘Dubli in, Streets, where it lies and rots. The wel 4 i 5 und a leadin rember of the Home tug | are in the streets, and are consequently : : : | a i einttit pide Alen Oi eis weil polluted. The pork eaten by the natives 7 cases Fan Dress G ods, se Umbrellas, | " bales Room I ee, | rhe diel ss as dent. who had made some en-| swarms with trichinx, an 1 the beef is often} 8 lac 4 e 1 case Flanuels, 1 case Copy Boo * : : ‘ ease ths 1, <. - ee - sai a 7 he distinvuished author | P! isOnous, OWing to a septic: emic disea 8e | ae ; z = . van ee ae ; Lae es , ~ yes, aie Ter ae, ns ce eta ie ee wrevailing among the cattle of the country. © cases Winceys, | ; 2 cage Latte Out ort a ee , oe ] aay r ng . : cE nn ee yee al ri 2» Cases 5 iCl) Os wis, 4 cases rlo xy OFF] stu8, 2 cases Denims, 7 Vea | ee wy . a Pi tou ts) ~~ in McCarthy, M. P., is the author ef pApEoey abounds, aoe psy - a : l ‘isingly | 2 cases Velveteens, l e: Italian Cloths ? cases Paper Collars, tly elated over t 1m the prizes e ‘History of Our Own Times,® He is af O™me?: and apvall noe oe UL.iy rsa ; oan] 7 cases Cloths and Tweeds, | 10 cases Boys’ & Mer n’s Win-) 10 cases Shirts and Drowers, , Silt. Ghentemte «<3 J re tan Irishmen Gul’ Gee af thal omeee tetrion inaladies result directly from) 9 cases Ladies’ Glove . ly. | "4 onsen Gee (iat Re Se eee a en feland ae a iacerished Hterary men of the day, | tbe lack of sanitary arrangements. he Rails Bleed Weal § ood einai | 5 bales White Ducks, : | ate + foh fs e he Sanden ind lie was born in the 4 munty of Cork, and ‘is Se a Gloves and Mits, 3+ Case sh stic Braces, | 6 bales Cotton Drills, i odin pe vi ian of the Irish Parliamentary Smuggling on W arships. | 1 case Hosiery, ? cases Turkey-red Cotteons,| 3 bales Colored Ducks, . , | Party. . ‘i 1 case Fingering Yarns, l bale Crs aed 5. 650 half-chests Tea, stipe es weet cor sete in , tion from such a reliabl source The United States ships Saratoga and | 2 cases Handkerchiefs, | 15 cases Printed Cottons, |200 casks Kerosene Oil, " ! - em ve. AlComere vht ‘ van l dobhe = side on he eile Portsmouth, of the naval training squadron, | 1 case Table Linens, ease Combs, 200 reams Wrapning Paper, mu tC TO 8et al pe ast < . . . ss : 5 7 eo ae ty ho Co issioners i ; - | Curr, |have arrived at Newport. Customs inspee-|- 1 case Towellings, 21 cases Corsets. | 75 cases Starch, Py. ee an eee tch between the above Oct. 25. 1886 . tors were at ofice put on poet eee that | ; case 9 wers Feathers, 48 bales Gres eo bane, | s eg ( op Chia -_ playod at the Park on Saturday after “Scalia no dutiable articles were landed le ves- | case Muslins, 25 cases White Cottons, eases Lamp Chi m I l , result ve aa a oe 3 a “ : : sels had called at Cadiz, Oporto, Marseilles, | 1 case Crapes, — ] case Sheetings, — boxes Raisins, sted tl ice "? | men, by a eof 10 to 1. The game some interesting Statistics. and other wine and spirit points. Onthe| © cases Knitted Wo 1 Go ds, 3 cases Tickings, ae = — = na o sass hese” om pooner ah ae - iia one vessels were found between 150 and 200) a Th eS ee aoe ao 1100 rene tee ms. t ; 1 761.000 ons nd was vi isl ntested through Mmigration tatistics, whicl have lately dine ok wine several cases of spirits, bar- | we: etc., : ie i nade ar ae . — } rooms, e %: i : = ¢ i; owed c fs 4 for S118 ' Mr. E. Ings acted # referee and been published 1 ‘Mr. Robert Gitlin, sta- aie ai wine: Se ciieiatiiie boxes of gloves, | 12 cme . . sias, Casbans & 7 eed Ss = _ 130 ——e demijohns Vin. . AneUreS See ne Keepel lt was after 4 o'clock when tistical secretary of the British Board-of quantitics of bric-a-brac, packages of laces, i . a 5 ai ae a 10 ae ; 0m e. — . ene neve tii p 1 J The loss of Itfe has se ball 3 kicked off 1 he Scotchmen, | Trade, present informati mn of & special | bundles of walking sticks, and curios. The | ‘ ae = — ae r ae oe ae ed cae p- : 1, lea 22 s and 30 fathe: .e wind being rather against them. It | interest te > the Us ted States and the vari | officers have been ‘compelled to make official; 1 ease Boot Laces, burgs, 100 casks Baking Soda, - ie Siewert, depend. | ous British a oa yee the ae BR statements with regard to every ™ ticle | 1 case Leatl S, 15 bales Potato Bags, \164 pac kages Nuts, paces, ete, b ; ¥ | for success mainly on their Dacks, War ver toa ee petsons left England upon which the vernment claims duty.) 1 case Fur Muis, 10 bales Seamless Grain Bags, Molasses, in puncheons, tierces Advices from India are to the effect} +}. strencth of the Scotchmen was prin during the first eight months of this year, The Sante aveh lie laid before the authori- 3 cases Ladies’ Fur Capes, Sense Pe andl haga Sue lamas ; that the merchants have been officially for- lly shown in their forwar? play. At the ma while 0,467 went to the U wited Bos | 4 cases Millinery, S came Rucsienin: ie aes vedi tan damn oie . only cattle and cormto the | close of the first half neither side had gain- | States, only 17,343 came to British North fee ye a | 1 case Kmbroidery & Laces,' 2 cases Writing Paper, ‘to particularize, ee ee ee “oe | anv advantage over the othe®each hav-| America, and the Australian’ provinces te- > " British garrison at Quett, that native labor ae rred one point. The wind was too] gether only secured 20,301. It is commonly Ireland to the Front. stevia: Sift mabaaias ean hie hav bidder rk in the] so) sfora lengthy | supposed that Scotch emigrants favor a

—— to pe iy one a : . , . . : 7 ; ‘ ‘he abovy G is wre hou ht Trou 3 fac Irer or « ><" 7 a aa nd t] Jl was soon kicked | Canada, but ef the 17,146 who bade adieu} The Mlinvis Central Railroad Company | ihe above " . ght 1 ~- manufacturers for Ready Cash, aad offered to the

: : melbien com , 7. a” 1 acain. ti ne b Comers. The] tostheir homes iw the land of Wallace] were lately the vietims of a practical joke. | trade at LOWEST KATES and on Liberai Yerms. i _—"-" te Ameer OF AISHANIS" | crimmaces in this half were exceedingly | during this time only 2,301 intended to] Théy bought ssmeland on which an seal = ; : tan 1 the bal kept well on the | settle in the Dominion, while 2,687 pur- man had a cabin and a three years’ lea ; ee i 4 Re Pp The Scotehmen tackled their op-] posed to dwell in Australia, and 11,453 set}They gave him $500 for his lease and a8 ae > i and gave them very few chan- | their faces toward the American republic. | agreed to move it to any place he might Bi te : ie e git i ; ’ P - — : lone fom a oe a : this half they | Lrishmen, as usual, mainly went to the|designate. When the time came to remove | ww ° =f ! 3 +e, " ! ang Y \ | eatins her ede nd two touches, | United States. Out of a total ef 45,878,|the habitation he was asked where he) __ we ‘ ; : ' y failed o convert into 15.200 chos 2 th it country, 2,214 _went to wanted rt placed. ve, yin the ee q re | Ye ai epee: SE ie WR ae Fa @ LISf, «> EES EER “treet. ~~ r looals. The score at the close stood as fol- | Canada, and Australia received 3,240. Ag] Killarney, in Ireland,” was the answer. At : com et) get te or the year draws toward a close the emigra- | firstshe was thought to be joking, but he Ci'town, Oct. 22, 1886—eod tf & wky bi ds ro ae cbehuntin @ agen : _ , g} tion from England constantly increases, | soon Gonvipted the railroad company that bik i y the Dardanelles, and to occupy Bul-| . aa wees -sseeee §| and the proportion of English and Scotch | he was in earnest. He still lives a he ——— ween ae men nnn ee eee ; gavia with Russian and Roumelia with : —| over Irish is steadily becoming more mark-| company’s land and keeps the $300. ; Turkish t De Bs Py seas ood ed da ha os on 10 ed. In August, 14,124 sailed for the . » | a mares OS pay 0% 5 ert ee ’ a — 1 United States from these countries, and Summerside Exports. ORF close cig be” Sante a Bg The fa rat Canada enjoys commet ull-comers, 1 tomch Mm goal. .:.......+++»+ the Irish emigrants going in the same » and aoe pal | The Abegweits contributed 9 players to | direction only numbered 4,901.—-Ea. SUMMERSIDE, Oct. 22. i. t. bh I | the side of the All-comers and 6 Seotchm - tees —_—_—- Shipped per steamer St. Lawrence, e Sandwich Islan ir CR | SI nt 5 Scotchmen and ® Cameron master, for Point du Chene :

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fhe gaine was witnessed by quite &@ Bul | 4¢ Meath, ina recent sermon in Dublin,| 59) A. ces bibea t+ «+ <9 891 00 F of spectators and Was a inter | denounced in the stron: ges st terms the acts re MS ey oa ca 29 GO ia bitin est Wo Make (AGM roma not the _ Chose I) nerpetrated by the Moonlight Ts and called | 150 bris oysters. .......... sc. ae 2 8

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cis ae Ae “"oPherson. He asked the Moonlighters to restore the “: ae wa Rt eer te de * 03 oo | we claim to stand in the front rank, and re spec tfully invite a fair comparison. We ‘ide arms and other property they had stolen to} 425 Ibspork.. "8 99) wish also to intimate to our friends that, notwithstanding the effort, ppt” forthJBby our,

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7 é Se ee eee ee i . ° —_ . 7 ; © = f ; T sy" sl} a¢ gk ¢ > . , ; \ccord to the New York Zribune, | ¢ 4) -o. Sir Herbert was one of the | OT You can make it through your parish |] weeetl’...... a. s o's a _ . 187 09/ our customers well, We again ask you to look everywhere ; by buy nowhere till yo 1 ys aco. , oe e* . a ’ . ‘ . or 4 that city the m heavily hardened iz best generais in the English service. He] priest, who will not betray your secrets.“ | 380 Ths pork................... 23 00) inspect : ae vsen ' ii e Wee ” 7 Si. £& Itai viit _—s ‘ . . >: + . ‘ 4 - municipality in the civilized world, the per| en tere 1 the Bengal staff oe in 18 - and | Continuing, Bishop Nulty said; ‘“‘If the 1 bri oatmeal.........-........ 2 r > 1 a PUREE TEL OY til Lie Le VOrMI, Cie pM I ie e ils ¢ . “” ® . > 2 g OO} ' . ~ o | wag promoted toa lieutenancy in 184 sHe Moonlighters fail to desist from their out- 1 bbl mackerel.............-.. : eT gs 4 3 on 4 ns ; capita cost of its government being more Ne won is captaincy in 1857 and a cas rages, | am determingd to organize a com- 5 bxs smelts.......... peers. 3 00 ’ tea . . a ; aaa wo his” Apres y am is i 2 ad : a : * lees : than 4 sreater ti he average | aiority in the following year. He was| ™ittee to watch them and bring them to $1387 00 | STOCK OF : cost of y-eight of the largest cities of . ae er r in 1865. brevet lieutenant- | justice. I know many of these men myself, \ 4 : - oe , , oe } mace Major i OU, sCvet Mae clit ‘ . on a ~ It te | anianel th LAG > i ns lonel in | Lt is impossible for them to escape.” Our _— ‘ the Unit States. It is five times as great! colonel in 1867, and leutenant-colonel in Pe . : 3 | Theek Tnasjien farann 5 ede seat as that |i871. He was breveted colonel in 1872,and | country is on her trial and her prosperity | * 2 000 a AIN BAGS ‘Dress boods, Hosiery, Uverooats, : if o lin al a sheila! the wink of iuhise-wenesahin 1980. | aa hap piness for centuries depend on the <3 Tadn Mufflers ‘ - . ? , , — ae: 4. ‘when he went to & £ypt in command of the }| 5“ x beh Havior : our pe ople during the for Sale Cheap. at acguei iy stunt “ ¥ j i é | tu the } mal Government amount) tdian contingent. He served in the Per-| coming winter. As soon as ITreland® shall Pur Gan 106 Scarfs ‘i ; ‘er : WN 7H » of IRB? adiutant of the 78th | have proved heisell able to govern herself, . y T & WG Wy j ; > : . nD } 1 th » of New i sian ar of 150; as adjutant of bike ,OUn a , aan ae 1 i A™. } I « ka - : i a . ¢ oe ' ; } : we Shall have the wih » 7 olis » ePraey i¢ Q Ps - QT : ‘ s oe ‘ vay R20) Four} Highlanders, and was enyag 1 in the ex we Shall have the whol Mngiush democracy ee Sha lg Linde P73 , ant Drawer, : 3 oe | pecition to Bazaroon. During the Indian | 0” our side. Then home rule will be cer- MARKET SQUARE, | Mora & tntg &e . J \ ; ‘ 1 tax rate was $4.20, and this] ; : . Bios ——s ii mes . tain a ? iG § ‘ys i “ , . ; jmutiny he tock pirt as a brigade-major, |‘. Ch’town, Oct. 25 - tt aren ’ ‘ ye b 1S So.20, aithougno there nas been an|jin +) operations agains Lucknow. 7 “_ es eg oe ee ‘ ; i se of 168,000,000 im the luations | and m the Victoria Cross, a decora- Fhe Bulgarian Affair. 3 i —- ~ Qo ee i} in a] which arks _its wearer as Bs 1 ay i of eatat ne > add m to the i Wiil I lili I e = ; mee : | | bravest of the brave, for it is given only Russian threats and Russian gold are 80 PP an, EP es a {for some dairing exhibition of eahie. Be ar power ‘less to induce the Bulgarians to a ie ‘ 20) + Eto 2S : zr 3 Ee a Le ; vial , F ek fad BEY | 5 = V ¥ Ch A&P. 4 ; r bbit problemin Aus istin cuished himself in tie iZara Cam- } Yieis® co the Czar’s will. The most wily 2Y Auction, to-morrow, TUESDAY (Oct. 26), at j wn ww ov Y - ‘ ill i ravdit probiemin Aus 3 Oop B | ‘ : od pa i oe as in the towaki expedition. dipiomatists of the shrewdest and most 11 o'clock, in front of Stevenson’s Building, | — ieee Hi 3 experience in mountain fig atinen] brought | cunning and least scrupulous nation in the | Qucen Street,- see 0 i . recently ftried, of turning |i.) ana telat to the command of a| world are engaged in preparing the way for by Rawisls Winter-Keaping Apples i ‘ : sin the infested dis-j brigadé he Kleber column, which | a new Russianadvanee by attempting to es es Mmstis,mieh™ HR es i rs i: i = , lich = a] j ei : smacy os 5 i LY if oe 'f Hon e.awarms. hav marehe bulinthe lastAfghanistan | est ish and maintain Russian supremacy ordered for.Positive Sale. + a : 4 : i }Wwar. 2 1c return of the army to India| among the Bulgarians. Against on 2 the No Reserve. We need not say anything about this Department. It is still under MISS " : me - ‘ ‘ mat ) ] sturdy i endence a free sople whose tone Re y tat ce s : i sins was appointed to the com nand « t the } sum ty indep idence of a free peop A. Mc NEILL, | HOBBS’ management ; all orders get her special attention. i — aw ee oe err! Alinhabad © di‘ n with local rank as| hands are trained to war... New develop- Auctioneer, : , : : L for bi vajor-general. He led the Indian con-] ments will presently take place, for Bulgaria Oct. 25, 188%, a lak 3 i ' ) N a | tingent to Egypt in 1882, and was present | cannot keep house without a sovereign. The a eit : lat Tel-el-Kebir. In August last he was| late prince who took flight after the ingult- A P P ; BY mA | HA ST eS ips RO Le q‘a> i K to nai | ” é : ae , ‘ ‘ i = 2 es i . ” lassigned to the commander-in-chief of the | ing treatment of him by the Russian em- t By —-.« ep ‘@ THR RuS |i aon SG 7 e& , ss ; the wi ountry | j h for in Upper Burmah, and fr ployees in Sofia, will no doubt be succeeded { ij pritish forces 1n ‘ pl r purman, and tf ms } 6 sa, 2 § le Se as “a 4 koe : ve RE Brat 3 . 13: © ¢ / . a . tion, at my Salesroom, WEDNESDAY, | MARKET SQUA a ' peated | high reputation as a soldier an early | by another sort of man. The loyal Bul- B yin inst "at il o'clock, a. m,— | Ch’town, Oct. 21, 1886 vee i \ the el es.| pacification of the country was confident! y rarian deputies are not ina frame of mind | ntown, Oct. <1, 1506. i s/ ‘ ‘ . . . . . a { ; sain Nii a eee sele or +. Oo wil aly ~~ " , ‘ . 4 i i ee ee . ! ? hate s ve | expected His death leaves a gap that will | to select a ruler who w ill camely submit to 75 Bris, Neva Sorin Apples, 2 a = i ay | not he easily filled. such treatment, tor are they disposed to peculiar to beasts | ep ipdnis Sh die pass lightly over tie crime ot the treacher- Choice Varieties. wr es os a le ae , : ? ‘sl , ry r ati fion fo the | : hai +2 > ous officials who were bribed by Russia to G. M. HA 2RIS, ' ie ‘a . » ae a . o% , x / 4 dheerfal Situation. . 7 ki Math. § r @ €O fe 2 fF E. PuULYSniIt of rame lt is thor rit that br De stray ‘ and kidnap their ing. ere 18 an Oct. 21 Auctioneer 4 - ie < es et. oy i gitigadat spposition party in Bulgaria, the members att Sais ; 4 | 4 } } i this 5 em of A special c rresp¢ ndent of t le ky mdon 1 | T , | of which are promoting annexation to Rus- i } . tive pests which now | +43, who is reporting upon Ireland, says f . : a we ee Athetin Vinedeted Sillte” te oat hate sia, and trying to shield the traitors from ; a Lip ral re a ge Me . » . j ‘ . - . i a tl ricultural produce of the con-} yy, be vat under special p lice protect. | 2arm. But they are no more the Bulgarian ras never keener then it is—at present in the Dry ; 0 as eC i 1 011Ce a! 2CT- . iid res wil ae ep. Racers: ¢ 7 ; ei Se ee He hi: fo tsk ‘ potent people than the Race and Revenge faction I BES sto petr ‘bes a il town ane | ¥ - T i : : : LOT! oe ~~? 1.4071 5O y years. take SUF 1: oaei ‘. =. , habe public generally» tha ave opened a} non ‘ > : . ; . , : , S$ COL > } i veople. * | rOOdE e eid. Tones Manian dinlites ~ his own farms into bis ows liands: and.| 7 ts countey-aay the Canadian people Wak A ee lasehe-mmakink Busines in the house | Goods rade . . : . ' 2 over ai » | ¢ live behind bullet- - _— +s em oe oe now in the possesston of Mrs. Connolly, oa Queen | . minated as to relieve the colonial farmer of | 245.ever Since ad. See: ae : iin ili fails. Dr. Sage’s | Street, next doorto Mr. Hermans. : o + | proot shutters, w hich, when the lamps are Wen everything else fails, r. Sage’s All orders will be promptly attended to. oe ‘ ’ — llichted. mu ivol losed ; Catarrh Remedy cures. trs aw MISS McDONALD. j ~ asm mm VAP most de gorbesly sosed. \ a Sent hide ie V¥ &i tL : i yea gue boye ai om Ch'town, Oct. 25, 1886-~2i pd ‘2 = ] rneial in the|/*" > rer . thie wife (He Halifax street railway has been opened Toys: D P iwithdrew thirty-three out of hirty-fve ai a oe ee Dee : a = ee ee -—- aoe — wD , £3 . < eon tH . Cada huiie Sahni Pia! tkotreter 1 2"S the main line is now in full running order, Try the TEA, 25 Cents, at the! WE HAY K a HEM. ¢ laborers proprietor, ote ééT, as As : ’ + oa oe Lniattin i i si ‘ 9 + 7. ne ; . In }h ' retained eight Protestants, sent lise Manitoba Government are taking steps | LONDON HOUSE. aug3! ‘ ere ii ency men, opemed a genera: | toyards the relief .of sufferers by the recent | ——-——-——___—_____—_—_ ee | . c' ; 1 : i). 17? T ° | store and a forge for all boycotted persons, | destructive prairie fires, ‘am fiona DAWRets }e@ Damoged Gods, but this Fall’s New and Attractive Stock. ' ; itd the deserting laborers, procured _—— . } t JOG sl; F :\ MAAS * an . = . ’ | | =c i i es é Sh i ¢ oe nw) Ww. Cc ‘4 2 : { ‘ . . | r] ntill, is required from Dublin or London,} pv euner the Anction Sale of Drv = el VHi TD DB Lue | See our DRESS GOODS for- genuine Bargains. ‘ e t i 1c ives. in | et the been fe be en nt fe ’ a - " ‘ ‘ : i oe Liv , am ct, 3 , Ll a Rate a in Bremner Bros. old stand to-night at 7.30 — C O ne Ci JOUVE fir g nuine Rargains, : Senin. ‘rand Lrun& looked | Daron, surrounded DY cneHiies, VUE sso Yi p.m. Great bargains, G. M. Harris, Auc- f bij ayteng t £ ‘ i. a garrison, and defying death. her Under ihe Patz nage 0 iguie nen

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+h whieh. 4 aod : o_o ‘ I store, Sui ‘sid T * thich wa trafic on which it has a haul on its : store, Summerside. The fire, whic s a ' é a na T he Americ an FE 1s h FE 2ur eau bulletin con- caused by a ad foctive flue “35 axtin ished THE ladies of ST. JOSEPH’ s SOCIETY intend a : : . ‘ vad of less than 300 miles along the Fae Reg oe — gu holding another Grand Bazaar, this year,|QQO D3 tur ’ ‘ ° tains an interesting table showing the | before any damage was done. during the week commencing ene

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in developing the traffic of Canada ; but the | 48 fares Shores, 1997 bbls.; 127 fares Bays, } count of the closing scene inthe life of. Mr, : , ; . ; 39. 983 bbls. : 15 fares Cane Sh re, 2ORS bbls -! David Kennedy, the Se vottish vo calist. He IN THE i { Dn 1 i ic ii Tr i the frst been a 4 a oa : _ ‘ - 1 . et ° ° > — Bs i i ; ee) eee |total, 187 fares, 43,978 bbis.- Boston, 14 | had been attacked with dysentery, but rallied | : lan ' rythimg it nas NC} fares Shores 88 bbis.: 27 Bavs. 6452. | wati! an attack of hemorrage get in; Mr. Ken- : > ’ | ? , Pe ee + ili i +t] - his ei : , a ; 1 { i TIITturnroyv [Tr 4 . r ° omts to t emt ‘ I > fares ; 43 gs: }1 y realized that his € wag near; and tne } { » Mit? J i Nv Ppa DNWWA ' j : i li yt ] i In own, 14 bares Shor: 3, Sede? DOGS. | | y, ‘ ag i ‘ i , i } 1} iV Bb fcias Piet i Disk AR i MENT is the Largest and | ‘ 7 li? Rave 2381 We'llfeet. 36 fares Shores. | family were called to his bedmde, and the last | ‘ Les ee, tOVade] +t 47%: “Ys : Nee ens eee eae 2 i f the “irre: al. = is t? (lawn nr} 44 wn wis } mm *ae° * . ore? : 15 Rays, 2069; 1 Cape Shore.15; | Sem scence in the life of the great~ vox erage f Le | t: Ost TOULpl tbe A UNC UILY, OG Oar Trimmed Millinery, as : . tALe . 2 sm OT oe 2. co} ~4n 1.1.1 >, 3; enacted. He conversed wit greece & 5 i ; ; ies. ¥ i ’ r iret o Bual ; to. p 510 Maine notte. 46 fates ‘Shorce ou Giilerent matters, gave direc te os Lo and ott. | Luis uai, ak iO} vyse, Al tractivVeness and Low P; ices, ‘ ‘ ; 7 ‘ . . ‘ abe bh ° Gt 7 aaa N 8 a sposttion to : mrce i 11S ) re op | } vs I r 1@ip to brild ai ii)85 b! - OF 8958: 1 Cane Shore + 7 : vee om wer then | The proceeds to t ve dev@ibidab the ea uipment of oa es

me he . } 2 } . i, . i 5 aT i | kK i 58 wi one G@ them and pade tnem ai the new School Buildmegs, Powanal Street. we far -7 : a 7 . ; nore fares, (19 bhls. ; | eternal farewell. Next a bg fe was sung by i No pains will be spared by the ladies in charve ; '

. the % ethiiidin «4 10. Et : momen pecncnteny separ ~— ’ : DOR Baw fanee > 4a Lilie 3 7% . " . . . a £ o my ¥. - y 2 “ne Se a ne route nm ss 2 ’ Day iAres, HULLS bbis.3 1¢ ( mpe Shore the daughte rs. in whic} he made a feeble >| to lta this Bazaar surpass an thin of the ——— | 3 ; yoraee 4 e in Jon ‘ : ms ee o a & § 3 a wes, 2245 Dbis.; a total of 413 fares and | effori to join, but before o closing lives had kind ever held in Chariottetowa, le + quadibows wowed -

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