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break in the Northwest.Mr. Van Horne)

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Special Notices.

lux balance of our Men’s Felt Hate offered

at ahandsome discount ‘previous to arrival of

epring stook Gro, Davies & Co

Tne Auction Sale of Col. R. G Freeland’s |

' valuable Property, at Brighton, will take rlace

on W edne sday, the ith day of May nexf, atl i2 o'clock, noon = Fall partioulars by advct

, ' ‘ ‘ pR rave to | Hsement ina few days._A, MoNBILL, Aut Vice-President of the ¢ % ‘ ' k tionee: Si—apl4 ' onNmMen ‘ a yyt i . rey «= | : a he Government a fist : ae have iG Fexsravr bas for sate at St. Vineent } 1 ror the N rth Shore section, with the Nersery, a ‘oriety of plants im teheiath Alen it ’ ! ! I ai sod Line length ot th , bouy iets, only 5 cents each ( ] tp Since that time and in spite of Rep Curraxt Jeccy, 25 cuts per pound at} the fa hat the men and teams In the | Beer & Goff's, jap v | ; an. | i t the utractors have been! Lapres’ and Misses’ Rubber Boots at Mac: i 1 , : : aps! vely engaged in transporting the | donald’s Boot Stove. { p , he val there has been| THE people all know L. E Prowse sells the | Ms ACLOSS rs Mm, this . j : = anual ; k. ing done On cheapest and best Hats in town {mar 25 | Si PTLic iurtael trac ay or aone, } i ; a. iit} ‘ the first ga » had been re-! I'runks and Valises selling cheap at J, Bei ne otN TNS e i : ry eee 1 1 - H d Macdonald’s {ap 3 | daced to Ss milcS tu length, ap now | arms rr Lae eel D .| Ler remnants of Cloth at half price, at L. commences fTilleen miics Wes of | Og | EK Prowse’s. | . Me milaa waat St j _ ; ‘ L, ike and 2460 mik wm t of BvUury Men's Rupper Roors, best quality, selling o SHUT! Aiter the gap is passed, low at J. B. Macdonald’s Boot store. {ap | track Is laid for over YO miles toa polnt Rep Currant Jetiy, 25 cents per pound at 15 miles weat of Pi River and 372); Seer & Goft's fap 9 miles west of Sunbury Juaction. Then} Pox Worsteds and Tweeds for Men’s Suits |

comes « gap of 17 miles, followed by a short track-laid section of about thé distance. Atabhout 49 miles west of Pic River, the third £2 p, which is 20 miles

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miles long, occurs, and then oo cast of Nepigon, where there ts another xapotonly 6 miles io length The | ine is com pleted and equipped 21 miles west of Biseotasing and 111 miles | west of Suobary Juaction. From Nepi-| gon it is completed and equipped 04 miles east and track laid one mile farther

In the mountain s¢ ction there were, on the 6th inst., 156 miles on which the grading had not been completed, thougb work was progressing rapidly along the whole of it. The completed gradiog ends three miles east of the sammit of the Selkirk Pass, and 92 miles west of Kickirg Horse Pass. From the west,the grading is completed to 18 miles east of Kamloops, the 18 mile gap which existed on January 31st between Savono’s Ferry and Kamloops have been filled up. Track is laid from the west track five miles east Ooi Savona's Ferry, or 20 miles trom Kamloops. The line is fully completed and equipped 16 miles west of Kicking Hiorse Pass, from the east and from the | west 33 miles east of North Bend, or! 150 miles east of Port Moody. There} have been quite a few miles of grading | and track-laying deve in the western! section duriog the past 10 days and) work is now rapidly progressing |

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A New York Horror. PERSONS BURIED HOUSES.

Eight tive-story houses in 62nd street, near 10th avenue, New York fellin on the afternoon of the 13th, burying the men employed there. Up to 4.30 in the evening ten persons bad been takeo out from the ruins. They were seriously but not fatally injured and were remov-

SEVERAL BY FALLING

ed to the hospital. Gangs of meno are at work on the debris, as it is feared that many other workmen are still

buried in the buildings. The buildings were erected last winter and reported by the building department as unsafe. The workmen were engiged in reparing the

detects in the houses at the time the accident occurred. No morter was used in the construction of the build-

ings, the bricks being held in place by sabi Sixty-tive persons are said t bave been iv the houses and twenty are | dhought to have been killed.

At midnight on the 13th seareh for} bodies is still progressing. One man} has been taken {rom the ruins zlive bat; badly irjured. It is now thought there |

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fire Lot more than feur persons —two stair builders and iwo plumbers—in| the rains, and that the sumber at first}

supposed wes exaggerated. Charles L. | Baddinsilk, ne builder, bas been guilty | of criminal carelessness ia the constrac- | tion of the building, and threats of vio-: leace against him common. He

eannot be found. Charles Frank master

bricklayer, has beea arrested.

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coal

Telegraph wires bave to be renewed every five or seven years. The west ern Union Telegraph Co. exchanges about one thousand tons of old wire for aew every year. The new wire costs from seven cents to eight cents per pound, and for the old about one-sigith of a cent a pound is allowed.

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A room at Harvard is decorated with the handkerchiefs snatched by the Harvard boys in the Blaine torchlight

procession from the hands of the girls on the sidewalk el i Alp The average temperature at Khar- toum is 9) degress in the shade. The

Arabs say they can make it even warmer tor Wolseley if he will visit that place, <=.

_Taene are just two things that is an impos- sibility todo on P. E. Island, and that is to stop people irom drinking brandy, and to carry a piece of fine Machinery to Brown’s that be cannot mend or make new, such as Sewing Machines, Guus, ete. Shop on the ate of Prince and Grafton Streets, Ch’town. deceit

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Mr A. ©. Deyyis, traveller for the firm of Dorsey Golf & Co,, has just returned from a very successful trip throughout the Island, The oriers received for summer boots and shoes, are twice as large as the corresponding trip last year. We are glad toknow that our merchants fiod it to their advantage to ap- preciate aud encoursge home industry.

We are selling a'l kinds of Crockery very

cheap fora few weeks, to make room for new leote, et WV) PL Calwill’e Awdy wky wehtR:

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‘Printing Types and Material

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go to J. B Maedonald’s. jap 5}

Ir you want the might Hat at the mght price go to L.g&. Prowse’s. (mar 28 |

L. BS. fits the head.

Prowse's Hats suits the pocket and | {mar 28 | A FINe assortment of men’s and boy’s Felt Hats, English, American and Canadian, at the London Honase ima ed

Tea Sets, Chamber Sets, | lass Sets, are salling very cheap at W. !. | tw dy wky—mehIS_ | |

DINNER Sets,

Goop Coprisu at W. P. Colwill’s. mchi8—4w dy wky. | Rep CcurRANT JELLY, 25 cents per poand at | Beer & Gotf's, {ap 9 Dorsey, Gorr & Co.’s is the best place to buy Boots, meh25 Goon, all-wool Tweed for 48 cents per yard atl. K Great Repvucrion on Boots and Slippers at Dorsey, Goff & Co's. mech25 Cuear Tweens for boys at L. BE. Prowse’s. Excententr Teas selling low at J. B. Macdonald’s. mch26 We g'arantee to seli cheaper than any- one. — Dorsey, Gotf & Co's. mch25 A SPLENDID let of Tea Pots at W. P. Col will’s 4w dy wky—mehI8

. Prowse's

(feb 3 BONE MEAL, One of the Best Pertilizers Knewn.

Cash paid for Old Bones. J. W. MoGILL.

March 22, 1884 -2me daily tase eat wkly

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Wood is thicker and weaker, and after a few years absorbs

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