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\ Lhe ‘ - ° - a eee thee teed naemctniaahetaataaanecnioaseepatperoaatintlpatendpnnpmmatee — LL “ ‘ais is true Liberty, when Free-born Men, Aaving to advise the Public, may speak free.”—Evxiriwrs. SIncLE Copizrs Two CrExts, : ryTyy (EVP) .-y a - —- —_ —_—— —- - = i \ ~ I. } | |: NY i ~~ ; - - Shs VY WORDEN , (‘TT AT LOTTE ,YET NT mMDmmdAnD . ’ - Ye r BARLULERTOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, TUESDAY, JANUARY ° } VOI NO, 58 immniiiidaaee aina anand 2.0 eG fo Slee IY AY. fi NUB F&F } YA ) S L . ’ S ) © A} JI t 29, L RS: ‘ () d 14,---! uL?, Dod. (uz Uaty ExaNiNeR a | as BANG AAY ult i}, ar rit 9 ss on } sufferec tocet Y y Har pil ie ttf aN KY py KVoRing t Giy o’alnn ry ~ : = “ ) { j | oo L A yr done and suff r 1 toge the r, Her eyes y eveni Wi Ulovud SVGLY Wy util dl DLA ( lub (Satnrda kyee fal absorbed him, devonred him. The time ee viUU Wut ‘ ' napvatiiniaion | fi-w by unheeded. It was so sweet to be i , Xx im} e) ‘ . Nito , a A cree a : f able to set her face free from its restraint 4 . S Go. c& _ . i Le 7 re re W's -* an Vi | te _ alg sion Shey wen ae eta ly we i > , ™_ i and ee = dds V a hae tue cam! Ont S. 2s es > |even. when she retired at those light tietown, a et Cc OFFSET CS. z j os ; hazel eves, that could flash fire at tiu es, j \ & & A BROWN & CO. a 4 3 p j CHAPTER XL, but were all dove-like now, lung and linger- 33 ara N & . are selling the following lines of ith ht lee) 0 Ole s (Continued.) jed on him as if they could never look @ v Woods, at very Jow prices. to clear before stock a at him enough. . si . ; prices, if stock- : 1 Ste cde . ( on ; , : —s Gk tihe 1; L Ay ril: EWES? AND BEST HIB US tore 7 : fe aa tee 2 . Nea swiftly Half an hour before day-break she heard 6 | ‘, { iV Pie) , | deross' theo-aand and up:.the slope. He! the dog howling piteously. She felt a »50 | ce Dol "a olied her, with,.an admiring eye;,@nd/)jijie uneasy at thai; not much. However Jackets ) ly : a ae vy ede bs . ; ‘ a } . . . os 7 ; i ' pe | } ' ied ; . ) : = Ad erates.) Sackett em 7 olmans and Ulsters, Promenade Scarfs,’ Wool All Sizes, Just Reevived. * a 2 a i = ro A dea i Bry ishe got up, and issued from her cavern, . ty . JAC cc Ss a i ~ ie ‘ 5 Tle , , es ‘ . OHO. nZe 1 8.9 Lealt i q sur if e¢ his “t j Te gs j tracts i eon mthly,fae / 1 _ i . Joe Manth and istel Cloths, Oy ercoatings, Sent free by post to any address in the|had almost given tp walking; he ran from beet ORL, on t . y is “a is tari «loys ° . i : 77 4 ) ms 0) y F . . . i “ty d .2i't on t : : _ | $e iz ’ Sve Fen *Wardags > Os ao . ; Ly yY acvertise- cotch and C; badian Tw eeds, Colored and White Shirts. | country of receipt of price. point to point, without fatigue or shortness | 2, a matter of oaniak She fodhd Ponts oe ae Ee . bei ous Aleck aoiekal a ds 3 on ‘ of breath. Helen, cqually pressed for’ tied to the helm; the boat was empty, and mel OO pecial line of Dress Goods, of excellent value, and) WW, s q|time, did not run; but she went almost as) 7426] nowhere to be seen ALAC AIAN hrf AD " 5S ta ie i P 1¢é Leon > f St. P) isi 1 y 4 i a re _ 5+ ALMANAC F32 JANUARY, i884, | Sul able tor the séas yn, reduced to tw enty-two cents, os ie ot rnd oO a ee oe mtpeeass © satede: iol Stmneg " 4 oe : = - mm Soom, SF Scan The dog bowled and whined londer than MOON'S CHANGES. i large stock of ( arpets, Oileloths, Hearth Rugs, Mats, White DRESS i} WS { Ye and neorenyy, Hr Phe me fais con-| ever. vale ter Sth dav. Kh. 2? & Ig ia a ; : ; > ition women rarely attai cam a tard Pal Pa a ae and Grey Cottons, Sheetings, Pillow Cottons and Linens, Fancy ed a Sad Ree tee emer tae ames | (To be continued.) 12th « lth. 14.6m.. a Roget y : £ Ns é inens, ancy trained. Ten miles was no more to her : Last quarter 20th day, Ub. 10.Sm.y a. an |! ae ete., bought very low, and now opened, ready for the sa ua a ei Sealer eee , a ” “rs \ Os d Tn a lear > , a oO ee 4 , x % 7 "aN -vy she or ag | lh, 48 7m., a. mw. early Spring Trade. REW HMERINOES, rd ates eels ee eee The Heathen at Home ) ‘ Sen ‘San |Moon! Hi h Day i L Pe : = ” ; , |DAY OF WEEK! -. ays} e22 GF? Bet ; t wes a series of smooth unduiations, not a M ris sets | rises water/len h VV me y jy! sa a=} “6 . ° . ° 7s * ht h m morn! mor mt ot IA EISAL = BS Fu DO AS: dude CORDS, CASHMERES SERGES lest Reed Med the | oa} nate The London Spectator has recently been esda ~ o ‘ . a , " J = , ? ; ivit lo ( _ = 2 a t AU rh p ‘4 29 : LS}m ri . i sri a ts the feet scarcely to touch the ground; it was! Stowe name 7 . : = wee at . TP i ah snes ov} 9 42 s3 & Ae BRO ) NX & Co. . the vigor and freedom of a savage, with! » ‘ aS it aut foe wast isday 38) 3rTL0 191 1 20) : New Satine Velvets 7 : End of London, where there exists a deeper ‘an ; ot Oh’towe. Jao ‘8. 3 sills vy : the grace of a lady. Se) o : t Friday 331 3210 48 2 2 vo, Jan.5, 1884.—dy willy 5 idepth of degradation than is to be found a 5‘ Saturd yi al ny on @ Ke . . And so it was she swept across the sands | ; + : , o Saturday s7' 33/11 18) 2 50 8 55} - pine Alen, ale jamong the tribes of Central Africa. The : 5 aan iay 37 a1 51) 3 52) vo ee PLUSHES apn Soe Sas | Spectator describes them in the following /| Monday 37; S4aftis’ 5 9! rw. a.’ a iramnees Gin atid he Et vera incessu pasuit dea. | terms :—‘* They hate civilization with a $;Duesday 37; 35: 1 SI 6 42) 2 BE a, « ff A L@ x g LD tf €> W Whi s : ; | hatred which is incurable by any fear, or yi Wednesday | 36: 37) 1 59) 752 —aNp— hile she was gone, Hazel cut two little ; “em lh 19l Thanede ~ + & 59) A sonsies ‘of seals’ bladder, ome larger-than (any rew ard, or apy searchingness of inspec- l! ae , eal on 4 +. 9 ‘4 : ee i the other. On the smaller lie wrote : ‘An tion. If the climate is cold they will wear ‘riday 3b] 3 . Q . : . = . ll ies ° 1 a Ao > . Ty 12!Saturday 35' 40° 5 9110 30:9 7 L SILAS. English lady wrecked on an island. Long- elothes they walt 7% ity 6 Pere Naples 13 Sunday 35, 42, 6 48 ill 10} : i. itude, 8. latitude, between the ee that is the Oey ae tae they will 14 Monday 35; 431 7 26:41 50 and parallels, Haste to her rescue.” rr hn the claims of civilization. They 15| Tuceday 35, 41 § 29 aft 2s 1! Wedding Millinary & Outfits) Tico he folded this small, avd inclosed it| Gessiae cian asthics tithe 16 Wednesday | 34' 46 936, 1 3 salkia in the larger sli which he made into a} ;_ a ncaa roe 17, Thursday | 34/ 47/10 39 1-41 i rq e SUPPLIZD AND MADE BY little bag, and tied dlinwbol bintuashalyilight Sodet ae are cold, ‘they. will Dune the 18 Friday 341 48/11 40! 2 at! 4 with on4 randy utara ” , oors. they want a fire and no wood is 2 r a long piece of t ar 14s ” ee 33) 49 morn| 3 6!.9 17 5 Expérienced Hands. | cui free. — ee cet at Cecil th the settee at be ) Sunday 33} 50 039) 4 4) j i ‘tad wa : hating book ourn the balusters of the staircase. It is 2!, Monday . 32. 521.138, 6.9 § th & | ( 7 s{} ( St t ” oe elen came gliding Dack, 88! useless to give them furviture, for they 2? Tuesday | 31} 53) 2 36 b 21| Ot L 106 bei y tale hear ee T'e6 ' ? A. WEEKS & C0. mocmen and brought him a large bundle prefer th camp; hopeless to provide them 23|\Wednesday | 30) 54] 3 32) 7 28) E . : cloaces, for they will sec them—r as a [aw ie ee ’ ai ; aces, fe y will not use them—read 2h Thursday 29) 20 4 26) 8 35! AVE to announce that they have on hand the following goods, which they are pre- , oro = asked ns oo fasten Mr. Glazier in the Nineteenth Century, and 25! Priday ; 28 67'S 15'9 v pared to sell at reasonable prices and in quantities to suit purchasers: : \ y VAY EY 7 * . See ee done tan ncoclatle.’ eaiq| remember what he means—vain to. store 25 Saturday 26° 59/6 11 953! $7 { It must not be done too regularly,’ said) fo0q fur them, for they will c¢ it all 27 Sunday 2415 Ol 6 4110 32! Fl & ile a : 5 4 d he; ‘but so as to look as much like a little}. a Th. - he i” k ae a al $7 Mosaey sal’ sty isty 5 our (Superior Extra, Strorg Bakers’ and Patent) bed of rushes as possible.’ noting ‘to eat, bal if they at {UR chap > Tuesday , © 75 ; t yé , ti i t ee ey O&A 6, 0 Wednesday | 20) 5 8 5 suid T ; re el tsies 05 vert, aa Netagen, She abhor work until they are empty again. $1' Thursday” | 19 86! $ 52] 0 22! OATMEAL. CORNMEAL, BR AN, SHORTS, OATS, they fastened rushes all around the hoop, They are not criminals, as a rule, any more : . $ altiduidh it « i P>/than the wild tribes are; but they are uc Nags | Leading Colors ald Bae | ee ay eee itazet ead they | Sze": loving above all things to live lives fi oe ; . o .- CRI SHED FEED, either Oats and Burley or Oats, Barley and Corn. APPLES, ay} when it was done, Hazel said they) yntrammelled by the infinite series Mershants Bank fi} Halifax which will be sold by the barrel or by the pound, at rates very little over barrel prices. were too bare. f aaiaadl ‘ Vile + ; L y Pp (TT ; il fast h punt aie™ minute restraints and obligations r os eae "THis VERY POPULAR WOR WINTER WEAR, hen we will fasten another row,’ said) wnich, if yeu think of it i CHARLOTTETOWN ACENCY Ch’town, Dec. 18, 1883. Helen, good humoredly. And _ without ailied . up ae ait = It Ps ? i easible ° ee : : more ado, she was off t iv ee —s ? We have a Fing Stock of Nice Goods, pa Ox Rah Yee SP the river again, to live without washing, or decency, or Sc inog BB k De ‘tment - en she came back, she found him up,| furniture, or foresight, or care; and they wat islZs an epartinent, W A WEEKS & CO and she said the great excitement had cured ' prefer so to live, thongh the result seems to ’ ' JJ, |him—such power has the brain over the) the civilized unqualified misery and pain.

iis k ody. This convinced her he had really hit) They do not think it unqualified, but upon some great idea. And, when she had qualified very greauly by their freedom, RR \ , made him eat his dinner by her fire, she; holding only three things to be essential— asked him to tell her all about it. food, sleep and wives; and only three to be MANTLES, JACKETS

luxurious—more food, drink end tobacco— DOLMANS, ETC., set their wits against mine: and they are

just as millions do in Africa, Australia, and MADE TO ORDER. And I have been so

some rare but extensive tracts «f Southern T Tap many, I am but one. ; often defeated. And, do you know, I have e : \ bserved that whenever I say beforehand, 4 09 now Tam going to do something clever, I

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OPENED IST NOVEMBER, 1883,

on and after which date DEPOSITS OF $65 AND UPWARDS, will be taken and interest at the rate of

’ . ‘ Four Per Ceat. Per Annum ALLOWED THEREON.

For further particulars apply to

F. H. ARNAUD.

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BEER & CORP'S.

(\UR TEA is giving splendid satisfaction. Prices, retail t 24cts., 30cts., and 36cts, Prices, wholesale, very low.

But, by a natural reaction, the glorious and glowing excitement of mind that had battled his very rheumatic pains was now followed by doubt and dejection.

‘Don’t ask me yet,’ he sighed. ‘Theory is one thing; practice is another. We count without our antagonists. I forgot they will

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Australasian Resources,

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Apropos of the proposed confederation of the Australasian Colonies, a glance over

FIVE POUND TINS, (screw top), excludes the air, pre-

Oct. 30, 1883, AGENT. their statistical for 1882 ia i emusic tld diate tudes Mel —__——~ |servine the flavor and streng “tha "Pac ; ewes - ieir statistical returns for 1882 is inter- GEORGE TWEEDY serving the flavor and strength ofthe Tea. Just what is wanted. coting and-jastractive; - With a,seeruaees | ’ edt aes Ch’town, Jan. 22, 1884.—eod wkly am always defeated. Pride really goes of about 3,000,000 equare miles, and @ Halt chests very cheap to the trade. eats Pe orar y. he dantrustion, end vanity beleee population of 3,000,000 inhabitants of ATT Fi i EY AT LAW TLD ow 0 ean pe Ta AAR. . uropean descent, they certainly have room 0 ? ; The female mind, rejecting all else, went for growth and development, and good RS &, GCOFF ‘like a needle’s point at one thing in this reason for pushing their immigration policy i. 2 3 ; aa : .,| with vigor and persistence. The revenue ; _-—> . explanation. ‘Our antagonists? said|™" , Nene ape Notary f ublic, &C. . ee nT aa Se j fidien, looking sadly sahil ‘Why, what is very large, mnantng to $109,555,075, OF FICE—-West Side of Queen Street, Chaz- VE RY CHE AP antagonis*s have we!’ ae oe ee eo. but detle dese, lottetown “next door to Stevenson s in Shop | ; ; 9 ‘The niessengers,’ said Hazel, with a $100, Paeenen PORNO. CONS 50. Tee ttetown, ne) to: son § mop. groan. ‘The aerial messengers.’ nearly 500,000,000, but has been created J —AT THE— ” That did the. besiness. by expense of building public works, chiefly

Helen dropped the subject with almost ludicrous haste, and after a few common-place observations, made a nice comfortable dose of grog and

U J bark for him. This she administered as an

—BY THE— independent transaction, and not at all by

Chest, Half-Chest and Quarter-Chest, way of comment on his antagonists, the

aerial messengers. ALSO IN PACKAGES OF

§, 10, 15 AND 26 POUNDS.

July 25, 1883 —dy wkly 6m

SULLIVAN & MAGHSILL, ATTORNEYS - AT- LAW

Solicitors in Chancery, NOTARIES PUBLIC, Xc.!

OFFIGES— O’Halloran’s Building, Great George Street, Charlottetown,

railways.

The imports are valued at $19,000,000 and exports at $253,000,000; 7,771 miles of railway and 31,516 miles of telegraph, show the extent of her steam and electric com- munication inland, while the entrance of | 5,516,671 tons of shipping tonnage inward and about the same outwards, gives a clue to her large commerce with the outside i world. They had under tillage, in 1882, 7,128,088 acres of land and raised thereon 32,000,000 bushels of wheat, 16,500,00 bush- els of oats, 2,000,000 bushels of barley, £,600,000 bushels of maize, 890,000 bushels

Wholesale and Retail, Cheap.

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OW HAND:

230 boxes very choice Valencia and Layer RAISINS, 30 half-boxes choice LAY URS, ; 3,000 pounds CURRANTS, 200 boxes prime FIGS, 5 cases choice PRUNES, 200 barrels hard WINTER APPLES, No, 1,

did him so much good, that he lifted up his dejected head, and his eyes sparkled again, and he set to work, and by sunset, prepar- ed two more bags of bladder with in- scriptions inside, and long tails of fine gut

Gao" Money to Loan,

W. W. Sostivay, Q. C. | Cusstsa B., Macnsinn

Jan. 16,’°83 |

20 kegs GRAPES, AND MORE TO ARRIVE. BEER & GOFF.

Nov. 14, 1883. —2aw wkly

PB. Island Pottery.

Ch town, Dec. 24, 1883.—1 d wkl ; : ee eed te:2 hanging. He then set to work and, with

fingers far less adroit than hers, fastened another set of rushes around the hoop. He set them less evenly, and some of them not quite perpendicular; and, while he was fumblingover this, and examining the effect

KE are Agents for the P. E. Island

of other cereals, together with 350,000 tons of potatoes and 863,000 tons of hay. The live stock possessed by the colonists foot up the respectable totals of 1,219,342 horses, 8,429,448 caitle, 76,493,150 sheep and 807,- 711 pigs. They expended over $12,000,000

on education and their bank deposits amount to $310,000,000.

The material is there for grand nation- ality. Confederation wi!l probably soon be a fixed fact, and this will, of itself, givea great impetus to the development of the country. Great Britein will in time be obliged to merge herself into the Greater

W Pottery. Orders sent to us will re- with paternal glance, Helen’s hazel eye ceive prompt attention. Jars, Jugs, Bean dwelt on him with furtive pity; for, to her, Pots, Mugs, Flower Pots, Spitoons, Stove this girdle of rushes was now an instrument Stones, etc., etc., in stock. that bore an ugly likeness to the sceptre of straw with which vanity run to seed sways

BEER & GOFF imaginary kingdoms in Bedlam or Dicetre. AGENTS| And yet he was better. He walked about the cavern and conversed charming-

LIFE INSURANCE. United States Life Insurance Go, THE EXAMINER

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ly; a eae stan oat eecres? Britain, and, with Canada, Australasia, oO) ¢ O 7 anything she liked; and, as she prudently} {dia and the African colonies, bound close- ' Mi NCT N avoided and ignored the one fatal topic, it ly to her interest, counsel and policy iy

HAS LATELY BEEN REPLENISHED WITH was a delightful evening; her fingers were as busy as his tongue; and, when he retired, she presented him with the fruits of a fort- night’s work, a glorious wrapper made of fleecy cotton cotton inclosed in a plated web of flexible and silky grasses. He thanked her, and blessed her, and retired for the night.

About midnight she awoke and felt un- easy; so she did what since his illness she had done ascore of times without his know- ledge—she stole from her lair to watch

build up her giant civilization of the cen turies.

New Features, Incontestible Policies, Prompt Settlement of Claims Guaranteed.

‘A Large Supply of Printing Types and Material

Sash and ‘Door Factory,

R. P. LEA, in returning thanks to the

public for the liberal patrcnageextended to him while in business in Charlottetown, begs leave to inform his old customers and the public generally, that he, in company | with Mr. William Rogers, has appointed

Messrs. B. Williams & Co,

him. Lumber and Coal Dealers, Pownal Wharf, : . ; Ghalieteebouti, uae Maiata, he “all hth] She found him wrapped in her present,

- hich gave her great pleasure; and sleeping constantly on hand a fall supply of Mould- |}. : : eg es Poesy ings, Window Sashes, Doors, etc.. at like an infant, which gave her joy. She

eyed him eloquently for a long time; and LOWEST CASH PRI:ES. then very timidly put out her hand, and, \in her quality of nurse, laid it lighter than

All orders entrusted to them will receive | dow? upon his brow. prompt attention. | The brow was rd a8 very slight 4 'moisture on it showed the fever was goin LEA & ROGERS, | noe

.or gone. Moncton, N. B. | Sept 5, 1883.—aaw why

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8to l0a m, and 4 to 6 p.m.

Sin mernersos, | OF THE LATEST INVENTION AND BEST DESCRIPTION,

‘Agent, AND WE ARE NOW PREPARED,

Sept. 25, 1883. —2aw

EDWARD T. RUSSEL & CO., Jnde the Careful and Skilful Supervision of Mr. J. W, Mitchel

GHNBRAL TO PRINT

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) op Steely RECEIPTS, — NO. 284 STATE STREET, NOTES OF HAND. POSTERS, BOSTON.

HAND BILLS, DODGERS, de., &e., Particular attention given to the sale of : ; | : Fish and Produce of all kinds, 3 On Shart Native, in Good Styiv, at Ghean Prices.

AS A NERVE FooD

Dr. J. W. Smith, Wellington, 0., says: ‘In

impaired nervous supply I have used it to ad- vantage.”

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A machine has been invented at Pitts- burg for manufacturing hob nails, which has a capacity of one ton aduay, and is a operated by three men. The use of this machine will throw thousands of men out of employment. ee ee

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Youxe men suffering from early indiscre tions, lack brain and nerve force Mack’s May netic Medicine, advertised in another column, supplies this want and thus cures when all other preparations fail. Sold in Charlotte-

town at Apotieveries Hall, = jau2l lw wily

She folded her arma and stood looking at ‘him; and stre thought of all they two bad

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