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NEW SERIES. CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. ISLAND, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1888. VOL. 24.—NO. 24. :

Obituary.

Last week we chronicled the death of | il ; Captain Patrick McMahon,which sad event | ,1## Stanuey.—The steamer Stanley arriy- teok place at his residence, Eliot Grove, ed from rictou about half-past ten this morn-

Rocky Point, on Dec. 11th. The deceased ing, and sails on return this afternoon.

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FROM THEIR OFFICE, ® . beauty is the daily was well and favorably known in all parts Tie & : ‘ : P : 5 use of Ayer’s Hair | 0f the Island, having been for many years pane coe ae ee the cee LONDON HOUSE, QUEEN SQUARE, 5 Vigor. a matter P; the ene. > x oa firms of 2 of their old fashioned sibedsiniamie eh the . : i , i what the color of rovince. is health was always remark- jioht after Chri : : . P asiieesis, bean aes Serhan sare: |stly goed uml lat wtatar, when he bogan|SAeMt Miter Chet in chet encions ect — ay ration gives italus- | to suffer from a species of stomach trouble, nen Songs, Christmas Carols, &c., and we

tre and pliancy that which was pronounced by his physician tojare sure this notice will be quite enough to

RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION :

; 47 Advertising at most moderate rates. ; : ; ‘ ; . ' on . Fest . ‘ will restore the felt in his beloved hoine circle, while his ; : __Gontrasts may be made for monthly, quar COLOFEd Counterpanes,| Wool Carriage Wraps, color, ‘bring out @ | many friends will mourn. the loss of # gen- TAA" in Scotland atleast, is. thus a. trnly erly, half-yearly or yearly advertisements 0 a ; < ; new growth, an erous and obliging neighbor. To his ea gaan sar ” swmey application. Railway RR lugs, | Kur Jackets, render the old soft and shiny. For afflicted widow we tender our heart-felt re ee we a = ana t aa e < keeping the scalp clean, cool, and sympathies, trusting that for consolation | household ae emmatin ti ite ai n : ———_{x}——— healthy, there is no better preparation {she willturn to Him to whom herloved| a“ ALMANAC FOR DECEMBER, 1888, Hine ig lay af Fay floods = , “— ae ; s Re and lost looked in his last moments. An AMERICAN Opinion.—The New York —_ Vt X { ih { P : i, am free to confess that a trial o — Tribune speaking of Cleveland's last message, MOON’S CHANGES. Abo Dk ) J BOY UUULS OT rsias resen 5, ore Hair Vigor has convinced me A correspondent writes: ‘*The sudden says: The President contents himself with New Moon, 3rd day, 6h, 53.1m. a. m., E., —_——|x | —_——_- net Only san the Car aeteaen death of Mr. John Pratt, which occurred / referring to his on messages on the tala hemhents daughter to be on Monday, the 3rd inst., has cast a gloom Venagpe Asap wer oe - ae First Quarter, 10th day, 2h., 33.m., a.m., NW AN IMMENSE STOCK OF WINTER ORY feaDS over the village of Pownal. Mr. Pratt! flews respecting questions at issue be- Full Moon, 18th day, 6h., 28.4m., a.m., W. Abundant and Glossy, arose in his usual health, and about nine jcroee oe ptantei-gececnet so editaetile. Last zarter, 26th day, »., 47.4m., a.m., E. : P i y wi ~1¢3 sas ; Last Quarter, 2 iday, Ih. 47.4 D.» At »E. ae Soa ee oe but it has given my rather stanted mus- o'clock, in company with Mr. Joseph Jar tic policies, each of which excluded the other, D San Sun |Moon! High Day’s AT PRICES WHICH CANNOT BE BEATEN. tache a respectable length and appear- dine, proceeded to a sale of wood in Lot jit was manifestly impracticable for him to ij y|DAY OF WEEK! -slscte | rises |water| len’h ance.’’—R. Britton, Oakland, Ohio. 48, a distance of about 5 miles. When with- |! reconcile them. He prudently leaves each tub it willed See ere — x “My nett a coming ar oe > a short wag of oe eres od ‘to stand on its own bottom. is Saterd 72 if 3} 918 § i "i vay % et iF 4 any assistance from my wile, either). ratt tied his horse, an ne and r. e+ i : J ~~ — on 4 7 ' + _ S S PHRRKI ay a) & 3 \ pear ei Aig ge =, es os Jardine were joined by Mr. James Yates. Mopet Mitis.—The grist mill at the head ‘af 3 ges 31 9 7 23110 51 38 | e ‘ . ag Sand of hal as oodlipeicipton > etal for.” They had walked but a short distance of Souris River, owned by Lazar White, Esq , a si Becsder 32) 8| 8 27/11 30; 37] Charlottetown, Nov. 14, 1888—dy & wky —R. T. Schmittou, Dickson, Tenn. when Mr. Pratt complained of a pain in on = a is os the or oo i 5, Wednesday 33} 8) 9 42i\morn}; 36) —— seetitinnischiiaainn: snicnanamanaginmressnnp- iain incited MM Ae od Tae) 35: “T have used Ayer’s Hair Vigorinmy _| his breast, and exclaimed, “I am gone! ”. | PUTTING ws cos eee A _ lg $|Thuraday 34 8 10 36) © 24 34 | | family for a number of years, and re- His friends kindly supported him, but in a a ¥ ota vurr stones, eureka 7, 7) ®riday 35 Sil] 18) 1 10 33 | = it as the best hair preparation I few moments he was dead. His loss will ait | na ee introduced, and this | 8 Saturday 36] Sill 55) 1 5g) = 32] |. Bnew Seo nee sae ener Seams, the be long felt: > Hie warned Gelber tal noe ae ee Rear semnetent 8 ala = 3° Siaft25| 2 46 3) | hair soft and lively, and preserves the ki € Sidi d 7 8 hel quality. The kiln in construction is large 1 i Reider 38} 8) 0 50 3 46} 30) eS Se Be original color. My wife has used it for a kind friend, and always ready to he!p/ind commodious. Mr. White makes a iq 1 Fasnlad 39) 8/113 4 50/29 | & long time with most satisfactory re- those in need. He leaves a wife, two sons specialty of Graham flour. and oatmeal. if 12 Wed ' . 40 9 30 6 ? i 28 | — — Benjamin M. Johnson, M. D., and two daughters to mourn the loss of a] Besides this there is a first class saw mill on ig salPad aa Foe Bl ag tate tel cae hasnt homas Hill, Mo. loving husband and kind father. His re-|the premises, run with Smallwood’s improved 1m) / a . o : ay ?- al eats a 26 | > | ee eeoming harsh and dry, mains were followed to their last resting- | rotary. Mr. Charles Vanlderstine is the mill- iat ! te 431 91 2491 8 401-96 | | but after using half a bottle of Ayer’s | place in the Roman Catholic Cemetery, | ¥right who built'both grist and saw mills, 15| Saturday 9| 2 4 26 | ®@ | Hair Vigor it grew black and glossy. I [Voonon River. by al ber of his re-|4nd deserves credit for the way he has done 16/Sanday 44) 913 91921) 25] cannot expegss the joy and gratitude I | nnon eye eee eee a hearts, jai work. We wish Mr. Wright every suc 17| Monday | 44 9 56) 9 58 25 | OG & feel.” — Mabel C. Hardy, Delavan, Il. stieae ne cieoms vet with sad hearts, in his pv bPrii sh Mr. ght every success 18) Tuesday $5) 10 4 40/10 34 25 A * Hi . : paid this last tribute to his memory. : i §' We ex , ; 0} 5 29) ) 2 — , . 2s . 2 ‘ 7 \ 7 ‘6 10 6 25 . 18 14 yer S air Vigor, At Freeland, Lot 11, on Tuesday, the Ee Qpads Bee th Se B8. Taeeee ee ‘aursday | 40 Szoli a S ih i ale ag ’ ’. AY, i» Village in Hants County, Nova Scotia, a 21| Friday 47; 11) 7 Wjaft 23) 24 : —— oo 11th inst., after a short illness, which she! pnerable minister of the gospel who is a DP s<otord » * | 4 4)) 5 . ry = >. on rn r T r r Y me j i i i i j 7}, 1 : , 22): ome | - > : 30} Je 25 neo“ IS THE TIME TO GET YOUR SKATING BOOTS MADE, and we can! Or. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. bore with patience and Christian resigna- | )octor of Divinity, the master of four or five oa Mon an 5 13 5 onl @-ent” 3a make them in any Style, Shape or Quality you want them, and at very Sold by Druggists and Perfumers. tion to the Divine Will, Jane, the beloved | janguages, a true poet, an eloquent preacher, a oe a 4 = pod 3 al 26 | reasonable prices. wife of J. T. Milligan, in the 27th year of} devoted and laborious Christion. We have 25) Tuesday 4 55} ¢ | = ae et 5 : 7" ne a (Pe ales —________--_._ |her age. A short time previous to her de-Jit on excellent authority that this venerable 26) W ednesday | H4 15 morn} 4 19 26) Having the latest styles in CANADIAN and A MERICAN LASTS, with good | cease she had given birth totwo children ;|“ather isin very straitened circunistances, 27| Thursday 43, 15 1 17| 5 34, 26) Stock and a first-class staff of workmen, we feel confident that we can give you entire | i . a and in connection therewith is the remark-|Pecuniarly. He has never told us 80; prob- s eva) y . | I - 2 * : 7 27 satisfaction. CALL EARLY AND LEAVE YOUR ORDERS. Furniture! k urniture ! able circumstance, namely, on the day the ably 4 nee oer ne amg Om, oo ; is oe 29's day | 42) 16) 336) 8 0) 27 3 : s hinth. | nevertheless; and it ought not to be true. 30 Sunday | 41) 17| 4 55; 8 59) = 28 RANT ee twins were born was the deceased’s birth- | ***r*oens as 3) a ie 41) 17! 6 10] 9 51| 8 28 A FIT WAR ED OR NO SALE. — day, and the day of her death was the|‘"*® who has toiled as he bas done should be < S day j 4 } HAV E no won hand a large assortment of birthda: f h » eldest child which ‘snow above want in his closing Gays, We have omy Se Special attention paid to BOTTOMING WORKED OR FANCY SLIPPERS. PARLOBUAND BEDROOM SETS, in| Mr ey Oe oe The d d led a|2%* Siven the name of the gentleman to whom ee a aia adeacie ™ ‘ : 3 Walnut, Mahogany, Ash and Oak, Walnut |S°Ve" Years OF age. ae ‘Sees “| ve refer. Many will at once understand our p A. MACKINNON, iL. B., REPAIRING OF LEATHER AND RUBBER GOODS promptly attended to. Sideboards. Hair and Flock Mattrasses. etc most exemplary and christian life, and was|-eference. If any wish to take a practical ° “et oe h beloved and respected by all her|interest in the ¢ j d th h ‘ iis ‘ Intending purchasers would do well to|™U° re : iaterest in the case, they con Op 0.eareny barrister, Solicitor, Notary ' Commis- - H BELL | inspect this Penithens before going else- neighbors and acquaintances. She was 4] this office. To prevent misappresensten We . f 1 d Will & . 7 9 | where. kind and loving wife and mother. Her|/add that the minister was not a Presbyterian. sloner 0 88 8, 8, C., Knight's Gld Stand, Upper Great George Street. “ G. M. — ea ee a her as ow to — Presbyterian Witness. , i i = i ad porl uctioneer. ose Who were aroun er were ealfying Lone ee IRE er eee GEORGETOWN, -- P. E. ISLAND. Ch'tewm, Dee. 6 1383—tm 3aw (tt s) os. ta sf and beautiful. She calmly passed away Personal. — = i : 3s eee trusting in the love of her dear Saviour, ame

ieiitiah at a

_ White Blankets,

adds greatly to its

ilorse Rags,

be catarrh of the stomach. He suffered |

secure the accustomed audience.

Six Months. jews $2 i

: | oe : : rae charm. Should the very much towards the end, and often) ee eer ee Caen a 86 Grey Blankets, | Sleigh Robes, hair be thin, harsh, =| spoke of deathjas;being « happyrelease trom! Tae Motugr-in-Law Question.—A case WZ One Month.... ace a dry, or turning gray, pain. Always a loving husband and came before the Sheriff's Court at Dundee, ae

” Bed Comforts,

| F ur ¢ oats, Ayer’s Hair Vigor

MONEY TO LOAN. novi3—3m dy law wky eod

Hillsborough Skating Rink

S PE CU L A = I 0 N. ‘HE ABOVE RINK will be opened at an early date, further notice of which wi}l be given. — |_ Tickets for sale at Apothecaries’ Hall, C. D. ‘ a Rankin’s and D. O’M. Reddin’s, at the following rates :— GEO. A. ROMER, |

| kind father, his loss will be most deeply

leaving a sorrowing husband and six small children to mourn their irreparable loss.

Features of the Market.

BOSTON PRICES,

From the Boston Chamber of Commerce

Scotland, recently, in which a woman claimed ‘yr The

aliment from her three sons-in-law.

Madame Boulanger has withdrawn her suit for a divorce from her husband.

Victoria (B. C.) papers announce the death ot Dr. Dearden, formaliy a partner in that town of Dr. McSwain.

Mr. Moroney, imprisoned in Kilmainham jail for contempt of court under the Coercion Act, has been released by order of the court on the ground of ill-health.

‘ ap ‘ 1 B . k ’ Pee eee Ga ditncte sh djuptine ; 3 00 circular of the 13th, to hand last evening,| 4 City of Mexico despatch says a rumor is Banke ait roKelr ’ Afternoon ‘Tickets. arate woneeereressesesess 2 oo we extract the following :— current at that place that Sir Spencer St. Pee Sere ae me me Ses 3°" 5. sont Porators.—Receipts for the past six John, English minister, will probably replace

40 & 42 BROADWAY AND 51 NEW ST., New York City.

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Stocks, Bonds, Grain, Provisions and Petro- leum Bought, Sold and Carried

on Margin. T

P. S.—Send for explanatory pamphlet.

To Merchants!

x HIS IS THE MONTH FOR SELLING BOOTS, and you require them at once. Do net wait and let some one else take your trade.

| Ga)braith’s Band will be in attendance two

joremnes and one afternoon in each week.

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Communication with Rink by telephone.

D. C. McLEOD. Secy-Treasurer.

Ch’town, Dec, 17, 1888—dy 2w

Orders filled in twenty-four)

days, 70,000 bush; previous six days, 52,- 000 bush. There has been no material change for the past week. Supplies of most kinds are ample for the wants of the trade. Choice Hebrons, Rose, Burbanks, etc., are im steady, moderate demand at quotations. Chenangoes are not over plenty, and choice lots are in demand at

Lord Sackville at Washington.

Lady Salisbury has initiated a movement for presenting Mrs. Phelps with a souvenir of her stay in London, where ber hospitality and kindness of heart will always be respectfully remembered.

The London Star says Gen, Charles Warren, lately chief of the metropolitan police, is go- ing to Suakim to settle affairs there after the

; : ’ TAY V sept20—dy & wky ly hours’ notice. ‘ i N GR A ING. 60c. We quote :— fighting between the British forces and the om ap rn ocd | | a a ann . . | . , : , ee citinieimeiianiaiil ‘ Arabs i ded, J.L. WHEAT, J.G. BRIDGE 5s. L. BURR We have received 3,000 Pairs of Mens’ and Womens’ RUBBERS ; 700 Pairs of ' al P, & — oe bv ie DL BESS 45G50 ee eileen ‘ Mens’ and Womens’ OVERSHOES ; 4,269 Sides SOLE LEATHER. OODS bought or selected three or four 0 ME oeset6es cae 45@.. ; WHEAT BRIDGE & BURR Ff 2 W days before Xmas, engraved without do Burbanks & Star.... 40@43 Mer. Persico’s Report. . : Also, in our own manufacture, we have about 600 Pairs Mens’ and Boys’ LONG |extra charge at G. H. TAYLOR'S. After do Chenangoes....... 5 as 55 ~sane

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Commission Merchants,

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Extra Prime new... ice Pits 15 50'to 15 75

Eccs.—The receipts are very good, but the demand is somewhat slack. Island

Mgr. Persico’s report on the Irish ques-

the moral importance of their acts; they must be taught toe accustom themselves to a separation of political questions from

moral questions. They must not serve as

} 19g] s00TS ; airs Womens’ isses’ an ‘hildrens’ BOOTS. W selling | that ti fe cannot guarantee their bein - ; ; 5 ' Receivers and Commission Dealers noe oa om, ne Oe ee 7. oe ‘die ta thse.” , aa t] xmas—dec]0 , fi hee e hay ae ee in the tion is almost completed. He directs at- : se at lo . sh trade, and only moderate sales are re-|, ,- a uf ES. EGGS GOFF BROS. ported. “ho prices for mackerel snd lob-| Government authorities, im Ireland, from Gy *h, allies r 3 oie ho 7 on ‘ aro the Lord Lieutenant downward, are Pro- = id POTATOES, E ay) Ceesiott = aa eed oe _ nstniememmaacaraatiiametnmnmiaaiiatimamaia JOHN t . MELLISH, Mackerel, extra shore # bbl... ...25 00@28 00|testants, and not well-disposed towards i Butter, Cheese, Poultry, Game, &c. or ; ss le rr ...23 00@24 00| Catholics. On the other hand, he says, the + 4 / me : : . Attorney-at-Law, Notary Publis, &e, . No. 2.... 1 .ses0s ...20 00@1 00 |agrarian struggle engenders outrage and a i Consignments of EGGS and POTATOES soli- No, 3, large rimmed... .16 00@18 59 | total violation of the moral law. He him- i j cited and liberal advances made. CHARLOTTETOWN, P. F. I. ie No. » ee em 15 G16 00 | self has improved the state of affairs, but i] 40 COMMERC : : uncalled .......+++++0 20 00@22 00! much remains undone. The Irish people a 44 & 46 COMMERCIAL STREET, t 4 7. ean refuse absolutely to admit that the plan of j sa JC. a seovesve @ eove . . . . . : if BOSTON, MASS. J } J OFFICE—London House Building, ee eee ie eneelan is eos sg we ita | & rr ee ow : om ee «(Davies Corner). Quecn St. i tb tins, labelled, @ doz....... 1 30@1 40 egitimate retaliation upon the landowners it Boston Chamber of Commerce Weekly Oficial | W A oad eid : r who, they say, must pay for the misdeeds ee Mathes Report ceen.te aay Erm am application. HOLESALE AND RET z.. one : Pork.—The market is generally quiet. | of their awa, the aa The land courts ve septzs—wky 3m dy law i All kinds of Legal Business promptly attended Following are the quotations for wholesale . F ; ee : ‘ | silat a 5 acai seiemameiiiaimat ee (ane to. Maney. to 7 low interest. hada 5 8 1 ovr a succeed nm ae os n—_ iz r 8 SON. }EORGE MUSGRAVE 2 re Ter SORTVE aR Py NEW STOCK ° a So way we y obtaining concessions from the land- cf jun. oo 8 8€§=ooees oa WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED PART OF OUR NEW STOCK Ob jtibianciets i | ae ee eee ve suckin ds | 18 95 to 18 59 | lords, but generally they inspire little con- ie MUSGR AVE 6 B E Short cut clear.............-.. 18 25 to 18 50 |fidence. The Pope. may still do much, a MORRISON & ! TM C t ly i & Clear Ohta... oi eiiseed. sive 18 25 to 18 50| provided he cau convince the Irish people i os : R Lean ends....-.....+-..-++++5 1% 50 to 18 75/ that he is not acting in accordance with an a. : 8 FR O K E ey § alsins, urran S, ce 8, C., Pe Se ue ee 16 50 to 16 75 agreement with the English Government. it ¢ ae oop eo esuct ae eee The people must be made to comprehend if i i 3

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firsts still sell at from 24 to 25 cents per

the instrument of those who, under the

‘years to complete them, and when com-' pleted they were comparatively obsolete and had to be altered. He contended that the Admiralty was duing all that it was possible to do with the resources obtained. '

which flourished prior to 1848, have been discovered in Russiad Armenia. Their ob- ject is to rebel against Russianrule, and to establish an Armenian union and inde-

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2500 ‘ LAYER VALENCIA ‘“ (extra good and elean), dozen. ; 800 ‘ SEEDLESS ‘* (the finest we ever had), re iaeiens bs pretext of nationality; lead them to the it} Consignments of Island produce will receive 4000 * GOOD CLEAN CURRANTS, England's Naval Needs commission of acts that are contrary to i ; ‘ . ~r ~ 7 " 7 > a > ° . : prompt attention. 250 ‘ CANDIED CITRON PEEL, — . " [monary Mgr. Persico expresses the most Po Rerexences: Thomas Fyshe, Esq., Cashier | ee - LEMON AND ORANGE PEEL, — sie : ry : : absolute disapprove! of boycotting. He iz Bi : of Nova Sestin. Halifax ; George 4nd a very large assortment of FIGS, DATES, NUTS, PRUNES, &c., In the debate on the naval el nifies the aaiten that Iriah political . 5 ee eae wal ee , ee. Paes Lord Charles Beresford urged the necessity | *8"4© oe Macleod, Manager Bank of Nova Scotia expected daily. z- 2 ee ee eS : of strengthening the navy and deprecated aspirations must be satisfied before peace sie = Cl al lottetown. DESSICATED er” FLA V { RING EXTRAC TS, SI ICES, &e., &e., the nation ‘hat in the event of war England can be restored. ts ema in great variety. . pees : , yro- | " vn WARREN & JONES, | We heve also just opened the laagest ond Shaw anroernest € CORRE on: caer Se Se eee The results of experiments made at Spes- | Th -RCHANTS ‘ERY ever imported by us, and in order to work it off will give extra good value to upon allies. Lord George Hamilton, firat|zia, Italy, with « new shell fired from a i FLA i ERC A! 3_ | Country Dealers and Jobbers. , Lord of the Admiralty, in replying, admit- enemas oom far surpass - eee : i East Cuear ano 9 & 14 Mrxcine Lave, | Our Stock consists of MINTS, CONVERSATION LOZENGES, MIXTURES, _ted the justice of many of the remarks of | tions. e destructiveness of the she (e rl a ND ONE CENT NOVELTIES. GUM GOODS, CARAMELS, BARLEY SUGAR | Lord Charles Beresford, but objected to exceeded that of any before used. i a ee Mt eg ITOYVS. &.. &C | his comparison of the English with the) : oi Represented in Canada by Morarson %} , +» Xe. e satel ieaiaenate talanaue |French navy. France, he said, certainly! Secret societies, with extensive ramifica- : MusGRAVE, Halifax No old goods on hand. Everything guaranteed GOOD, SHS , had plenty of vessels, but she was engaged tions, composed of young Armenians, and oe ‘in building so many at a time that it took | nodelled after the Young Italy societies,