DAILY. HXAMINER. - ~ - - . WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28 i892

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Provincial Legislature

THE DAILY EXAMINER. | MARCH 23, 1592.

Written for the Examiner

The business of yesterday was merely for jmaal. Reportera were elected and com:

' Ps 1 r } rloomy ah in! | of thee mittees appointed Mr. Gordon McKay | When gloomy thoughts take | _—

wes made messenger for the House of | Ad cause all joy and hope to fi», oe a , 5 | Two words wiil win the victory

Assembly in the place of D. Matheson No ¢ smprcmise.

Public Meeting of Cite

N accordance with a Resolution l City Council. 1 do here y calj 2 Posie’ the ing ot Citzens for FRIDAY EVENING N the 2ith of March, instant, et Kight o'clock the Market Hall, to discuss “ The Ac t to jim

No Compromis:.

Queen Square Gardeus

lz i» very pleasing to know that this| who is ill. ps ; the office of Water (cmmiss:oners for nae moat beatiful and highly-creditable part te oe : | When so-called friends around t ee come, of Charlottetown and to m:ke o her pra City . y~ ey i “A Night With Dickens.’ Aad having strong drink, offer : »me, : in tie thereof,” previous to presenting the fie : of Charlottetown is this year rememberec — To their advances be not dumb- iS FILLED WITH THE BEST 0 the Legislature ia time. The collection of a fund for its Rev. James Carrvuraers, Chaplain of No « ompromise. Mryor »f Charlotietoy,

the 82nd Battalion, lectured in the Military

maintenance waa wont, in former seasons, Li : Hall, Queen Street, last evening, on the

Special Mayor's Office, March 22, 1892 all dailies "1 mtg

Lace

When for the right you suffer | 1g

T. HEATH HAVILAND,

to be postponed until after Mr. Newbery! : rm es -anog | And fain would give in to the w ong, 00m Pa ar ‘ on gti —ae had | oar work. Then it was made above aungee. chew be aon Recall the heading of this song : " 5 Cur tain Attrac tions ad beg tk. The chair was occupied by Col. Dogherty. No « ompromise. Sale

with difficulty, by the exertions of a few} The lecturer first spoke of the novels of the CHEAPEST IN TOWN! is Design, @.

SIX HUNDRED PAIRS

j in | | & A

tion to the ovila existing at that day characters in hia novels were drawn from real life and were used in the way the author deemed most advantageous in iljus- trating the point aimed at. During the lecture readings were given from the Pick- wick Papers, the Old Curiosity Shop, ete. The lecture was given in the rev: gentle- man’s best style, aud, it is meedleas to say, was both entertaining and instructive.

t ic ladi t hom, with Mr. | period, remarking that all were very much | With Spartan pluck then make ‘our way— ae a ng ae ‘ol - a Vs + the} Slike. They almost ail dealt with love, | In trials sore from day to day, the Quality | ae ees mg — and generally represented the hero and | Two words should always be yo ir stay: a : | a et Robes ; gardens from year to year chietly belongs. | heroine as passing through a series of trials No « »mpromise. J I } ST TR Y LT ] order OF and b 5 ppelle’s p After al!, there was usually an adverse bal- | and tribulations of a very senna ones BF. M. of | Prices, , | tamond -@ to be carried over. But we are to | acter, and finally settling down toa sappy dickies x linens e Feperiom Fives frees apie heen, thie ae a hockey match at the | Wedded life. Bat Dickens had a nobler the ace ur alns, from nave, th ‘ t bject in view. He aimed to direct atten- 5 s yf THEO t CHAPPELLE < rink for the apecial benefit of Queen Syuare whe ooh oo Ses The LE TERS TO THE EDITOR 5 ' ' day 46 cents

aoe __* 5 Oe Mi“ Sama {j' — | R' ee ry. ame we y= y" Kr 7" _

REMEMBER!—We are Twenty per cent, toff on all goods. Buciness we mean and wiil command if low prices and beat

Gardena ; and it is hoped that other enter- bipctibecs ire taigments for the same good purpose will fullow. A considerable sum will be ob- tained by thie easy and pleasing meins. Everyoue will, we are sure, be inclined to attend an entertainment in aid of Queen Square Gardens: A great crowd will, of course, be at the rink thia evening to en- joy the play in one of our most p »pular giumes, and to “‘help the good cause along.

The Waterwor is

Sin,— According to the repori of the meet- ing of the City Council held jast night, as published in to-day’s Guardiev, Councillor Hughes is reported ag follows: “If the water- works were investigated they would be found to be in a very critical coadit ov. We sow depend on one boiler at the stition. Hf any- thing goes wrong we are without water The reservoir is useless, etc , etc.” In asing the above remarks as regarda the reservoir, Mr.

at | per pair BEER BROS. ) up.

‘NEW AND PRETTY DESIGNS.

meh23—i eod why li

Mortgage Sale.

To be sold by Public Auction, at the Court House in C wh, in Queen’s County, on WED- NESwWayY, the Firat day of June next, A. D.

1892, at the hour of Twelve o’clock, noon :-

Av that tract, ate, lyiag aa

men ~~ eo -— - ‘ ‘ iece or parrcel cf land, situ- vemat of Joseph being in Grenville Parish. in

Lot or Township Number Sixty-seven, bounded

f _ Gs * h occurred on Hughes cannot surely have known that he as follows :—U - t thé north-west ete ete psec aceettitaatnin—~atatlstnistet onsrst ieee ig nictigealghllanntani-nemanaeitacnmeen ernest goods count, and this Chap’! gee it } Let us, before the work begins, have—with Ax the feast of St. Joseph stated thet whic denied’ bo eubstandiaed ollows :—Comm a e ! : coun’, A 098 ’ , : res jordshit ; : . é * | guyle of plot number thirty-four in posse-sion of Imitations of o JENT PRIV? Saturday this year, His Lordship the Malcolm G:lis, on the south side of the Anderson ornare or PIVE CENT PRIZE

the grants from the Government and City Council—enough money to carry the work along throughout the season.

The Budget.

Our succeasful Finance Minister is to be congratulated upon his promptitude in re- spect to the delivery of the budget speech. Phe excellent showing he wasable to make i@ a subject in respect to which the country at latge ia to be congratulated. ‘There can ba no doubt that while there has been duil- ness of trade—due to incal causes —in some localities, the general prosperity of Canada has been well maintained, in spite of the great commercial depression of Europe, the McKinley bill,and the everlasting whine of the Grits. The recent Ministerial delega- tion to Washington seems to have been useful io that itdrew from Mr. Blaine the declaration that the terms of reciprocily

Bishop kindly consented to allow its cele- bration by the members of St. Joseph's Sodality to be postponed antil to-day. The celebration was held in St. Joaeph’s Con- vent, as usual, and was conducted on a graniseale. The altars in the pretty little chapel of the Convent were artistically de- corated with natural tlowera and tapers, presenting # beavtiful appearance. The attendance of members of the Sodality was very large.

The celebration began with Mansa for the children at six o'clock, the officiating clergyman being the Rev. D. B. Reid. At this service about one hundred children received Holy Communion. The singing by the little ones was beautiful. Immed- iately after this service the members of the Sodality repaired in s bedy to the chapel where Mass was celebrated by Rev. J. C MeLean, who came all the way from St. Margaret's to assist at the Feast. At this Mass the members of the Sodality received Holy Communion. The singing was by the Sodality choir, and was excellent The rev. lady-in-charge isto he congratu-

No doubt he expects to receive the everlasting gratitude of the citizens for erlaging this defect to the notice of the Fire Insurance companies. Did this would be reformer and heaven-born engineer of whom he speaks, ever tike the trouble to visit the resei voir during the time he bas been at the Council Board? Does he know whether there isany water ia it at present or not? If so, I would like him to define the term ‘‘useless” aa used by him. Ti what Mr. Hughes says is correct, the citizens may expect at any date an increase on insur- ance rates. If you are as well posted on the water management as you protees to be, you can, no doubt, give us a good deal of valuable information, from the last annual report of the Water Commissioners, we \earn that the systems is in « thoroughly good condition, therefore we may expect sometiing luminous uader Mr. Hughes’ management of the Water Department.

Thanking you, Mr. Editor, for your valu- able spice, I remain yours, L

ANntTI-ALARMIST. March 22, 1892. -- is lt Trae?

road leading from Bedeqne to Charlottetown; thence ranniag south one hundred ch-ins; thence west for the distance «f five chains; thence north to the said ; thence following the- course of ‘said road east five chains to the place of commencement, containing fitty acres of land, more or leas, and js the east moiety of plot number thir'y-five, which piece of land was con- veyed to Roderick Gillis by Indenture dated the fifteenth day of May, A. D. 1847, made between Lady Loulsa Augusta Wood of the one part and toderick Gillis of the other part.

ALso—Alil that other tract, piece and parcel of land, situate, lying and being on the said Town- ship, adjoining the said first descri piece of land, on the east side thereof, having a front of two chains on the said Anderson road and run- ning back the rame distance as the above des- crived land, said piece of land being at the time eS inthe possession of the said Roder- ek Gillis

AND ALSo—A)] that other tract, plece and par- cel of land, situate on seid To p, containing fifty acres of land, and by hederick Gillis from the Commissioner of Public Lands, which gies of land was formerly leased to Jobn Gillis by lease from Lady Wood, dated the twenty-fifth day of May, A. D. 1844, and by him assigned tothe said Roderick Gillis, and is tnully descrived in the said lease and in the deed from the Commissioner of Public Lands, and is bounded on the north by the Anderson road, on theeast by the above described first fifty acres, and on the west by iand in possession of the widow of Ludwick McDonald.

The above saie will take place under and by

HOCKEY MATCH

For Bonsiit of Quoen Square Gardens,

WEDNESDAY NIGHT, MARGH 23,

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STATIONERY P«ckages are about. Bk. WAKE OF THEM! The recipe is only known to the uadersigned. Get the best.

See our big ROOM PAPER display up.

atairs. Prices from 3 cents per roll,

THEO. L CAAPPELLE, Dixaond Bookstore. Ch'town, M.rch 18, 1

CAUTION.

EACH PLUG OF THE

Myrtle Navy

IS MARKED

Tt. & B.

: lated. The third Mass was! sie —1 wedihiv ial d that on San- | virtue of a power of sale con in @ certain | IN BRONL. LETTERS, which the United States would consent to] celebrated by His Lordship Bishop i Seeaee tes = C. W. Hamilton, pastor Indenture of Mortg: eeeat date the ninth At 8 o'clock. Admission 10 cents. = include the adoption by Canada of the} Macdonald. After the third Maas} of the Second Methodist Church in this city, oe Gale tied kes Guiliz ee oF toe pen NONE GTHER GENUINE '

United States’ tariff as against Great | the reception of new members took place. | denounced from his pulpit as ‘agencies of the part, and Richard Heartz of the other part. 92 _ 9; Britain and the t of the aie ones Rev. D. B Reid officiated, aasisted by Rev. | devil,” the Salvation Army, Kensington Hall | For further particulars onto jermap of pe ang meh22 —2i jan?—dy & wky . rr ial J. C. McLean. The members received | and kindred moral movements. | sincerely Sa sony Hibolt. Chariotap aie. EEE a = fied ought to settle the matter. The immediate were Minnie McNei!!, Mary Conroy, Mary | trust that the rev. gentleman will offer an} Dated this 23rd day of March, A. D. 1892. ® BUILDINGS BY AUGTION offeet of the adep:ivn of these terms would} Corrigan, Katie Condy, Isabella Clarkin, | €*planation for this unwarranted attack ‘upon RICHARD HEARTZ An ld-Fashioned | ‘ ; a large number of people, who, iu & simple : 2

be to break up our trade reiations with the

Alice Cahill, Anastatia Hennessey, Alice

unostentatious way are atriving to mike the

mch23 -law (wed) uU sls Mortgagee

. : McQuaid, Mary A. Curley, Anastatia wae SR MPMHE Baildi know TE MutherOupat ryaga toresteiet the operations Deieaer Florrie Manual Mad Annie ; 7rld better. t Will be given in ths Ragemont of the c TOWN HOSPITAL, crouing on aah ‘ rad ‘ 4 ge eae ScaMeRrGeD Textu, Street, will id by i 4 our merchants and traders almost wholly Hughes. After the reception all repaired " April bed. ae ae sATURDA

to the markets of the United States. The ultimate effect, not long to reach, would be the loss of our cherished British institu- tions. Mr. Foater’a tone and attitude in seapect to this ultimatum of the United

to the Sodality Hall where His Lordabop the Bishop congratulated the members of the Sodality upon the celebration of the feast of their patron Saint, and briefly ad- dressed those who had just been received.

A very interesting feature of the proceeds

March 23. Personal. We regret to Jearn that Mr. Justice Young is eo ili that his lite is despatred of. It is pleasing to hear that Mr. Longworth, son of George D. Longworth,

Charles

FOR

GOFF

FIRST M&TAODIST CHORCH,

Under the Anapices of the Ladies of the

Epworth League

Said. Buildings will be sold sepa bloc, to suit purchasers, Purchaser " the buildings within eixty days after

positive, withont reserve,

By order of St. Danstan’s Cathedral Balding

Committee. J. B. MACvONALR, Chair

mon?2—dy t} sie man pro tem

; : : :, | ings wae the presentation of an addresa from ela nc States’ Government is admirable. He is | ci" Jcarph’s Sodality tothe Rev. Father | Keq., of this elty, stood fret on the lis tn the IN THE ON THE EVENING OF ! ‘ regretiul that the United States is not dis- Reid, Spiritual Director of the Sodality. The} recent intermediate examination at MoGill . NUT COAL. posed to trade with uson fsir terme. Yets| address was accompanied by a purse of gold | College, Montreal, H THURSDAY, MARCH 24th, a he ie glad that the poriod of expectancy | 1%¢ Presentation was made by the president! News from Silvery Place, west Baton E |(\NE HUNDRED TONS NUT COAL

‘and agitation is past. Moreover, he is firm and hopeful in the prosscution of a reasonable and manly policy, true to the interests of Canada. He is not afraid to face the future; neither are the self-reliant people of Canada.

6+6+ > sonired

of the Sodality, Mrs. Doiron. Father Reid made a neat and very feeling reply.

There will be Benediction in the convent chapel this evening at seven o'clock.

St. Joseph's Sodality has been in existence for many years past, and its members have done # great amount of work for the convent and the eburch in a quiet unostentatious way. New members are [constantly being ‘added to ite ranks, and it expects to do even better

a

Rouge, La.. says the Rev. Munroe Scott, a colored preacher there, killed his wife and a young woman whom he wanted to marry and then biew out his brains.

The Queen left England on the 19th to viait the south of France. She was accom- panied by her daughter Princess Beatrice, Prince Henry of Battenbarg, Priuce Victoria Patricia of Connaught and others. They reached Hyeres on Monday morning and pro-

USE HACKNOMORE.

mech2y

FOR SALE.

BEER &

Proceeds for Church Purposes.

Tea On che Tabies at 6.3) o'clock. Admission, 25 cents.

Duri the Evening a MAGIC LANTERN EXHIBITION will be given, commenoing at R o'clock. Admission, 10 cents,

‘3409 @ YRS

for sale low by

W. J. BOSWALL,

mehlg Lower Queen Street,

In re Estate of William Reid,

"i i e i : ENDER®& wili be received by the und The 8. 8. Stanley. eo in the future than it has done in the — 7 ee two miles distant, where ‘ meh15 ey ed to him at Sainte, and mara a two hotels have been engaged for the royal V * Tenters for the Estate of © illiam Reid,” up aluable Building Lot on WEDNESUAY, the 3%h day of March, inst,

Tas S. 8S. Stanley made her last trip from this port on the 25th of January and arrived here again to-day ; so that naviga- tion has been closed a little less than two months. The way in was, however, some- what impeded by ice—particularly at the

No Lecrure.—There will be no lecture this evening in the Y. M. C. A. lecture room.

Porice Covrt.— This morning Henry Me- Ewen was again arraigned on the charge of jeit breaking and was sent up for trial in the Supreme Court. An assault case waa disposed

party during their five weeks’ stay.

BIRTH.

At Ottawa, March 19th, the wife of James A. McKenna, of a son.

At Ch’town, March 20th, the wife of L. P. Tanton, of a daughter.

Great George Street.

E subsoriber offers for sale the Lot on which bis Stables stand. This is by ali odds the beat lot in the city for « gentleman's residence. If not sold before the 18th of April, I will, on that date, seil it by Auction, together with the bal- ance of my Stable Outfit, consisting as is superior

NEAR THE MARKET.

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A. LD). 1892. at noon, for the purchase of the Assets of the Kstute, as follows ;—

1. Kook Debts, Notes of Hund, Hills of Sale and Judgments,

2 stock of Dry Goods and General Merohan- dise fn the Stores lately occupied by him at Sam merai ¢ and St. Eleanore, and Shop Fu

3. Boats, Fishing Gear and Outfits.

4, The jaterest of said William Reid at the date

. Mya | of for a fine of $2 without costs. of tbe as-igoment in the store premis3s ocew entrance of Charlottetown harbor, This ai i os ss rf a Wagon. A . ae by him Ay mente and St. Eleanors. ice had drifted into the Bay before o . sill Pe eee ot as Ce ee vT 77 a Harness, Cart Harness, Side Saddle - , § 4. Aiso in Hou-e and Land at =t. Hlesnors, for th } ° } BILiiarps. —In the billiard match at TWO GHGIGELY Riding Sadale, and i Farmer’s Boller. - 9 merly owned by James Porter. southerly wind. Chicago on Saturday night, between BRED , Owing to the stable interfering with the rent- . ~ 6. Also in Dwelling House and Mremiess sitt-

_~—om « - —-

Shaeffer and Ives for 800 points, 14 inch

ing of my houses, Ihave concluded to close it

ate «n north side of Notre Dame Street in Saar merside.

a ee out.

halk line, for the world's championhisp and 7. And in Lot of Land tying between Willew tes and me are ; P, P. GILLIS. aR se te ey No d Com ts. $1,006 4 side and gate receipts, Ives won, moh4—eod tl 9th April ane Aine ie a ola F ee said Wik — 800 to 499. nn ela ous@holk urhitare ©@ e > At the recent semi-annual meeting of a cencmmiaione 9 Also, Horses, Carriages, Sleighs and Hat the Bank of land the governors of the More Law.—Mayer Haviland has received TESTIMONIAL. 9 ae a ae . ately or en sae. ade tan ge ene sal Ten@ers may be for th nove separ

bank anno’ that the present liabilities | « letter fiom Davies & Haszard, stating that E: OR, S.A. I ) eh. ¢ en bloc. No tender necesrarily accepted. ‘eres

of the Barings due the bank were £6,500,- 000. He said that the proposal to relieve the bank by transferring the unrealized assets of the Barings to a committee or a new trust, which would raise funds to re- pay the £500,000 advanced by the bank tor the liquidation of the Bariags’ affairs, was not capeenee. The balance must be reduced before anything of the kind could

they have been retaived by Mr. John Drake, butcher, to “bring an action against the city corporation for the damage and loss sustained by him in his business by reason of the action of the corporation in improperly preventing him from carrying on his business as he had a right lawfally to do.” They state, however, that Mr. Drake is open to accept a reasonable offer of settlement of the matter without suit,

should the city be so disposed. If a settle.

~ AM authorized by the Board of Arbitra-

tors in the McLeod-Woodside Chancery

Suit, to sell by Public Aution, at Campbell’s Hotei Stables, Summerside,

On Wednesday, April 13th,

AT 2 O'LLOCK, P. M.,

EAR. SIR,—As there seems to be another endeayor on the part of some peraons to arive Dr. Baynes into a corner and from the Island, I think it time for his friends to again come to his rescue and publish the benefits he has conferred upon them, so that others may know where ro apply for like benefits. My case was of } standing, the result of-a weak circu- lation. and baffled the combined skill of half a dozen Island doctors. I am pleased to bear tes- timony thatif it had not been for the skill Dr. Baynes showed I «vould to-day be helpless. Re- fore applying to him I

THREE DOORS

PATRONIZE THE BEST!

BELOW —_—_(z)-_—__-- —_

LONDON HOUSE.

Charlottetown, February 19, 1892—dy

‘“ashor Approved Security. Inventory may be seen on appsication at the Store jately occapied by William Keid in Summerside.

gijated at Summerside this Lith day of March,

SAMUEL E. REID, mechl7 —dy 17, 19, 22, 25, 23. Assignee.

WANTS, LOST, FOUND de

be done. It was impossible to speak with} ment is not made at an earl ; was unable to sew or = Long ae . ; y date, they will st “d- i : attend te my household duties, After th ANTED TO HIRE.—A middle aged single confidence upon the final outcome of the curry out their instructions and commence an taste ne wre et Mapieioced Bisllions first week's freatieont Tsaw a change ent have man to work on a farm Protestant pre liquidation. Without holding out false } action for damages without further notice. 5620. both foaled in 1884 onThe Le aes thio? now I can perform my eae.” re - 7 } h however, Mr. Lidderdale said he cceniibiliibeipiid pees fae , : , ae ss, - Yours, ete., rtot : s an : . “ : and th 3 r , : : abillbine csieinadadeidcaetell did not expect any loss to fall upon the Hockry To-n1ent,—The following men ae re ee er: ge H.W. C. GALBRAITH. UND.—A fishing bourty cheque. The owa yuarantors, will play i the Queen Square Hocky Match Aso: At same time, all the Harness Charlottetown, 1th March, 1892. er can have it on application at Ime BX to-night. Game at 8 o’clock; Admission, 10 Wagons, Sleighs and other trappings beloo . AMINER office. wmehtid Many are the dangers which beset a] cents ’ g a LET —The House on Rayfield Street #

government, especially in England where 40 Sere are constantly arising calculated to cause political excitement. The execution of two poachers in England this week furnishes an illustration of this fact, for it has caused more nopular indig- nation and excitement than many a_polit- ical issue of far greater moment. The poachers who were hanged were caught by two gamekeepers while pursuing their un- lawful calling, shots were exchanged and

EAST. Goal—Thoa D Rogers. Poinat—A 3 Urquhart. Cover Point—F W L Moore. Centre Geo J Rogers, Forwards—S © Moore, H D Johnson (Capt), J F Whear.

WEST. Goal—J B Dawson. Point—N J Rundle, Cover Point—A W Weeks.

ing to the McLeod-Woodside Stud, and a number of Notes of Hand, Book Debts, ete., a list of whish may be seen at the offise of F. W. Hundman, Esq., Charlottetown, and at - office of Leonard Morris, Esq, Summer- side.

This Sale will be for Spot Cash, and without reserve.

W. H. MANSON, Auctioneer.

DR. GEO. A. BAYNES,

Specialist in Diseases of Women & Chronie Diseases of Men.

OF FICK—Market Square, Charlottetown, P. E. Island. nach 1s

AMMONIA ~ in BAKING POWBER is a

CHANCE ONLY !

present occupied by A. and ©, Hermaas with het water heating, stables, coach howse ete. Rent moderate. Po-sessivn viven by lst & 15h of mee Also, whats called Hermans Garden, with pl nty of fruit trees sad berries of various kinds. In good cultivation, for the se son or for years. For particulars enquire at

HERMANS’, Queen Street. —_m

OST —This morning, a pair of Spectacles iB case. Finder will please leave same 3t BX

AMINER Office. once

the gamekeepers were killed. Tho| Centre—C Weeks. March 23 2aw td. Well, I have done all I can, and I think ANTED TO RENT, by tho tst of Apeil poachers were tried for wilful turder, vain J P Rundle (Capt), | s<mmmemmmn— y ’ Wiese Cousige writ good yard and

found nee and sentenced to be hanged. According to the letter of the law the con- demnation and sentence were right, but the game laws are not popular, and it was felt that these men were not murderers in the ordinary meaning of the term. A

Tre bargain ot the oy ia the sacques in Beer Bros.’ show window, Your deals for $2, worth from $5 to $7. m22 3i One look at our stock will make you

AUCTION SALE

A/E are iastructed by the Trustees of Mrs. Thomas C. Robins to sell by

DISEASE producing AGENT,

Its volatility’ is abridged by reaction with the gluten of the flour.

The preparation of an UNOBJECTION-

he is over the worst stages of the disease, BUT, said the DOCTOR, you know the greatest dan-

ger comes from the weak condition in which the

mchi8—lw pd

ikea —

WANTED.-A good cook, by the ist of May. Apply to Mra. Arthur Pcters, Brighton.

mar il

- — ies a - eT 7 LET.—The eastern half of House on cormet of Hillsborough and Kuston Streeta. Lame

largely signed memorial asking that the feel like a new hat. so make a B—for Public Auetion, on Thursday, the 24th day of ABLE Baking Powder containin . . o diate possussion. Apply to men be reprieve wat sent to Hlome Saere| the wonderful cheap men an be happy. | Menton tit Decllng fiery, Satbaising| AMMONIA in impracicale, | «FIP has left him. However, there is ONE _ anne tary Matthews, but he refused to consider . — ar 23 Si. and Land, situate on the north side of King . CHANCE MORE try Al dB : ee —————————— : anne it and the men were executed. The Lon-} re is ; Avoid all Risk d » try Ale and Beef Peptonized. VANVASS3ERS!—Our “Life of Spurgeon

! t Street, lately occupied by Dr. Thomas C a § an use ‘ie H. Cmwell, don Chronicle, a paper which supports the DIED. ‘obins. The said land has a front on King a RNS COREE. Trea

government, declares that this execution will cost the government 30 seats. The execution is denounced as a judicial _mur-

At Black River, on Monday, the 2st inse., Ann, relict of John Matheson, aged 80 years,

{Funeral on Wednesday, 23rd inst., at 1

Street of forty-two feet and runs back north : y paraliel lines for the distance of eighty cet.

GERMAN BAKING POWDER

WOODILL’S

It is a wonderful stimulating nutritive Tonie and

Food, and has never failed nie yet. Send around

author, is 0 @ of the most celebrated Divines in America. i's book is spoken ie “The Spurgeon of England by the spurge America” Toe ciergy recommend it; ae belping tosell. The rel gious press ner ae

der and Mr. Matthews is execrated as a} o'clock For farther porticulars apply at the office a ite 300 pages bead : * » P» m. of GR. 8 : s -y . ° » inos' favere lecomments oF 7 is terms % merciless monster. He has certainly} 4+ North Baiathon,:Manehi Sth, 46 gue | Bode cea. Sanlaneeny Solicitor, Cameron , Guaranteed to Contain quick ; it can be got at any DRUG STO diustreted. Price ee ie perms mallee roved a ve fort t North P , he unde ed. ; besitale- P ry unfortunate §= scquisition tO! monis, James Houston, eldest son of Alex BK. H. NORTON & CO NO AMMONT A : = Re a 50 calen fer 2 hours work s . a ne man reporte

the government of Lord Salisbary.

Houston, aged 45 years.

marl] dy tl sle Auctioneers.

feb4 ]

july 17, ‘91~dy mwf & wy lyr

on tw EARLE PusiisHIne HOUSE,