- i { . fs a “a | eee nn nine MONS Sg nl oils ei Coca =

aaassSsS ttre neers — on en eae - san nnn AN RI: eieeniiein } Pe) 8! ‘Y Bl as ee’ i, A) ee ae . eas pe | , [aRMS 7 ‘lus Is true Libert ¥y, when Free-born Men, having to advise the Public, Livupent hiadithcs eeiinaehs ie Fe me cs cc See Wien dallas SL LT TT OO : ; . y y Y ry, > i, : ,y ive f } v) ¥ > 5 r ¥ %? ‘ On ' VEW Sihiiss CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINGE ISLAND, FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1885, VOL. 16.---NQ. 96. |

a. F. A a 8 frightoning thought that she had te conceal ‘cost of getting potatoes to market makes :

ADS BD, is , fa. conden! /USae St geting Tees | |

cae Sok ao * her misery, as well ss to bear it, iv this! the price that the shiz per can afford to pay >

_—_ : The Dail Examiner B oer dreary daylight that wes coming She/for them just that much less, and the far-

om 2 3 : i *~ ae a 3 ‘ . : ; ry Wi Seis i i» Oe ee ts ne — gr. ) ne 7, = r _. $= ® * issued ae 22 oS Oe eee C aa could lie n» lounger; she got up and went | mer will be the loser.

sane Onhiiakiow fhe | CHAPTER XXXL. toward the table ; there lay che letier; she| 1 am eure the car: fu!, honest farmer who Rwomit TOHENINES UO.) ; he 7 ’ g [be BRUM + UV s opened her treasure drawer ; there lay the | brings his produce to market in good order + . + . . . arringe 9 lockat-.—ti ion i] has not} » 6 4 by a } ki l ; ate of rnes ‘Vater and EOP] K Li woking for Rarsc: Hen" : ‘ aan a earrings and the locket the signs of al 3 nothing to gain by a Jaw making the ) From the i p 4 is a Bargains 0 ught to £0 first vO Weeks X fr was no lenger lioht en magh to goto her short happiness —the signs of the life- weighing of potatoes compulsory. :

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IN H®eTTY’S BEDCHAMBER,

Streets, Ular- ottetown,

treat Creortys \ ’ ’ Cee + . in ‘ . ‘ “ » ; ; ° - eo iward Island, oe 5 ; heap Store, where goods are sold all the year round, bed without a condic, even - Mis Poy- long dreariness that was to er it. | a6 doubt those who buy potatoes by at ; & ao tee ag . . -99/ser’s early household, and ‘tty carriod Looking at the little trinkets which|/weight at the starch factories k . . ist " . CRIPTION ‘at al ut the Same rates A Dis r ahons call thor ‘eal Ps | &¢ € \ ud ; oDKIDE a ». 4 et 1 i are i factories KNOW some | m i aa . 82 50 aie i my shops call ther selling oft one With her as » went up at last to hor she had once eyed and fingered 80 thing of the beauties of that systein. Six Months, ‘ ‘ 1 25 P ns ; bedroom soon atter Adam was gone, and fondly as the earnest of her future TRADER. ae “" 18, 0 50 Duriny March a number of ex cellent Bareains will be bolted the door behind her. , paradise of finery, she lived back in the sence abet oe One Month ’ , a _ ee ~ - ’ : Now, she would read the letter. ‘mus. moments when they had been given to her fvertisiug at t moderate rates. | Ollered to all cash eust rs alike - —7 ; FINE tek os sos , eo as a 'Y : Mount Stewart Notes. ag Advertisiu rate rates. | Oli J wil Cas customers alike : —7UG0 ds. Bed ich ines at muat : comfort it. How ws : al ace : 2 iniiaep Qoatracts may bo made for monthly,/ 5 to cis. per yard under u ual pric ge com it ae } c hi eye seed truth? Tt oataie a suite teal aah ee ee — ee . ail it as ng ‘ gPS ‘ kh . § ‘es . Zui il} 2 tringwec 0 in ~ ( AL ; ? ut ‘ m « « We ; e i as, Rie a06 -~) 4 ( n ©) ° . a ates . aarte*|). Fe ee thee ] ~! 10 an I : ‘ i. 4 ny . likely he should say what he did say. filled her with a bewildering delicious sur- ie Jad 7 © temperance meeting 4 | terpanes only SL. 0, worth $L.75- 2000 ds ler Tewellinegs : +, Was held here. There was a wood attend- ments, 0% : t : tual > % ie = UV yas, houel Ow’ 12s She set down the candle, and took out prise—they were ao much sweeter than she ieee. Gnieaideaiais den abode of 7 * 0 ‘ fe . . = { » . . ° - 7 : . oT 20 , Be —— LT - wc, 6c, and Je. » 150 y ds T ble Linen, b ‘ginping at Ldc,.\ the le‘ter. I: had a faint scent of roses, had thought any thing could be. And the Some excellent ee wwe Mr. Seccemait san c - " ~ o thie 2 . al fF A wt vara c S . r} ‘ : S © ™ r ' ALMANAC FOR MARCH, 1825. very cheap ; 4000 vds. Cotton Fl uinels, 4c. to 6c. under prices: which made her feel as if Arthur were close Arthur ne had spoken to her and looked of Charlottetown, and his class, which be sini AG %h 7 etal, . ee oe es } | : ?/to her. She put it to her lips, aud arash at her in this way, who was present with has been teaching for the last i we ks; MUONS CH " es. > arnes ths and J 1ints, Cretonnes, Xe., at reduced prices 5} of remembered sensations for a moment or her now—whose arms she felt around her, reciiation by og wale ai St Me st rter Sth ‘ j Zo aes P m ‘ 4) { i . sil y ‘ 1 i ° : ‘ od , aw away al ear. 31 he eart Se . } . . ie . ; . . Sh a . Ne e ow 16th day, lh, 24m., p. m. about J0U0 J ds, choice C ‘ton Shir tings from 7c. per J ard ; black | ean caer te . os sad Seectanlae Ge = _—_ ra — rer eas T. McCarthy. and speeches by Rey. E. 00 rege 0 flutter stranyely, and her han< ‘ { 2 — Wie , " | beg poly upon ber—was the cruel Arthur who Bell, and Messrs. McDonald and McEwen,

' } . ‘¢e ‘og ‘ ‘ . : ‘i ‘ Spat Quarter, Sord cay, th. Lim., p. m, ‘and colored Cashmere 3 and ot her Dress Goods at a bargain, about 'tremble as she broke the seal. She read written that letter—that letter she had

1 Moon. 20th day, Oh. 28m.. p m. if ie ' 2 c s ,,comprised the programme of the evening. ruil Moon, 30th da = } A . HV00 5 at ds to go chean, ask to see ft nem . also. sper inl lines In| slowly : it was not PaBy for her to read ah snatched and crushed and then openec ees teste is te — yor Snel ce ae ana Sun Sun Moon} High | Day Ladies’ Corsets at low prices Oe es 3 Gag a Gotti jgentieman’s handwriting, though Arthur again, that she might read it once more. Uneuay is fivkne . / yest! rises sets | rises (water |len‘h oa imme: A | > - — is the time to uy LOCLODS,) jad taken pains to write plain; The half-benumbed mental condition which fn the rth oak the Methodist Parson — . ' ‘nm hb m | on wy are wax ‘ “ O av ahoy 7 rards'! rg fee i ’s viole . : i ; b = h - = a oe . = | “ they are song ye in pr.ce, We have about 7 0,000 \ ards| Deanest Heriy: I have spoken traly when ¥48 the effect of the last night . nen eTY- | age was taken possession of by some ladies {Saclay Y a) aah pale ee 5| bleached and grey Cottons and Sheetings io offer at the lowest/I have said that I loved you, and i shail ing, made it necessary to her to look again | 7) gentlemen of this village and Char- @ Monday ye OEE VET oF. , | never forget our love. I shall be your true and see if her wretched thonghts were lottet d th i i 8 Tuesday 0} 441 5 59 aft 7 4} prices ever seen. | fri Y te la : a n : l ofetown, and the pastor and his wife 3 ew ssite ok @ 3 | friend as long as life laste, and I hope to prove actually true—if the letter was really so learned that they were to be entertained Wednesday 3o t0 2 5 an ae . ‘ i ; -¢ , i this 1 ‘ays. If I say anything cruel—Sh é h it c o the win- Mir yrs . es Siren” |S dur 419) | WE Call and see the goods, even if you don't want to bry, [tt you inmany ways. If 1 sy antung aruel—She had to hold it clown to the wiv-Ihy tet visting Wome “A vacate Pei day 34; 48'morn| 2 0 14 ‘ Rs ee ee ee ae aa et eee ae 7" : ing was spent, On the departure of the 6 Priday . ; . LAr tAase= » jtor wantof love and tenderness toward you; faint light. Yes !it was worse—it was more : 7\Saturday 32} Saft 2) 2 45 is ¥ ; Oa Hike ee ere he Reem = : , Ce company a donation of cash and sundry —e =| 2 nT oe & | for there is ncthing I would not do for you, if eryel, She crushed it up again in anger. “i ee . gisanday OF St) O 57! 3 41 21 . ’ | 1 knew it to be real’y for your happiness. 1 gy, p, ie edt all 1 articles useful in housekeeping were left = 2 3 147 459 24) (yy? a. Or a a She hated the writer of that letter—hatec behind 9 Monday = ot SS 5g 24) vtown, March », PSR85 (cannot bear to think of my little Hetty shed- him for the very reason that she hung upon ealna, 10 Tuesday ot, 6 2 oe, oe 27 | ee | ding tears when 1 am not there to kiss them ae Il h y j Nt Ar lish _| Mount Stewart, March 10, 1885. it} Wedoesday | 20) 90) 3 15 7 13! ot }away ; and if ] followed only my own inclina- |" ae pated iy agatha - Ps oo hens ; j2' Thursday 22) 57] 3 52) 8 10) 4 jtions, | should be with her at this moment 5!0@ an vanity that made up her love. Marie Not 13 Friday 21) 55 428° 8 55) 33 | instead of writing. It is very hard for me to. (To he continued.) wn 14, Saturday 19 : a 4 53) 9 36 40) part from her-—-harder still for me to write A ee ae creme neem ae me enon ‘ ca )§)Sunday | 17,6 | o 35 10 14 HH words which may seem unkind, though they . lene . For the last three weeks special services 16 Moaday | 15 215 531045) 47 | spring from the truest kindness. LETTERS TO THE EDUTOR, | have been carried on in the Methodist 17 Tuesday , 13, 4, 6 271l 25) 50} | Dear, dear Hetty, sweet as our love has’! Church, by the Rev. E. Bell. Large con- 1S Wednesday It; 65) 6 59 morn} of} ery been to me, sweet as it would be to me for a gregations at all the services, seveval pro- 19, Thurs lay | 9 6| 7 37 v 1 , oat en R you to love me always, I feel that it would Potatoes —By Weight or Measure- fessing to find the Pearl of Great Price, 20’ Friday - 7; $8 11) O 4112 0} a have been better for us both if we had never : On the 5th inst. the Rev. J. Burwash, A. 2] Satarilay ' 0 + 55} i 22 3 ‘he f had that happiness, aud that it is my duty to ment. | delivered his popular lecture , op 9? | Sunday 3i IO 9 461i 2 id ra | ask you to love me and care for me as little as Mod bas . 22 : : i ) oe ; : ern Science, to a full cl l 23| Monday 2° 612/10 4 3 10 0) ;}you can, ‘tine fault has all been mine, for, Sir,—lt appeara that A. C. McDonald int ted and h ie peso a being 94 Tuesday 5 *9 13/11 33 4 28 14) W ~ r I . anh, ‘ 71 am tL ey ithough I have been unable to resis; Esq., is desirous of having an act passed ac ‘eres PG an hoping to be favored again en = l ge mal & RP “ ILL SELL THE BALANCE OF HIS STOCK OF | sia Sein ead jie all ie et Dag ag ios: PORES by a visit from the Rev. gentleman. > W eda: sday oi 14 attoo ovo Vi Vi | h iOngzing .o be near you, I have felt al mak ’ the selling and buyin of notatoes b > > ° » . 26, Taursday 56, 16, 2 6 7 19 v0 ithe while that your affection for me might Stata illegal sand in ey Rx auimnn a On 'the 6th anes the Methodist friends ) 821) 93 re - apt: wea nn *|met and decided to repair and finish their

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2]| Friday ‘4 1713 “ amg gr anse you grief. I ought to have resisted my Sth ins : awa Notes, | ~ 2s|saturday ; 52) 19 4 246] 9 12 64% Y gfe Ves lfeelings, I should-have done so, if I had been the Sn, inet. on yom Cdeaenes mete, Church, aiso asking for tenders to do the 99'Suaday 50 19, 5 34' 9 53 <Y VU S a Ne la better fellow than I am; but now since the YOUr reporter says “There should certainly work, 29 Suada) “1 2oo 3 — ad Dud a ra an : . be but one way of selling and buying ) oe) g y =

30 Monday 48, 21/6 40,10 51) : past cannot be altered, I am bound to save otek b dha choahahet “ol d The farmers are busy hauling mussel 31\ Tuesday « 466 22; 7 46/11 6 12 36 | you from any evil that Ihave power to pre- Potatoes, anc that shou mf 7 at an jmud, though the ice is not very good, — Wh \ , j vent. And ] fi al that it would be a great not by — much less by both, as at! aa Sees anos eS » WV i : Ms, R oa ae. jevil for you if your affections continued so ago Ib hat Ia . wi fh Y TIME i\ f BL - fixed onme that you could think of no other! New, eg toeay that Ido not see any N t t C t t THs RAIL oO AUIS | man who might be able to make you happier great evil in the prevailing meth: ds,and am 0 10 0 on Pac ors.

by his love than Lever can, and if you con- of the opinion that Mr. MeDonald’s bill will

| 7 (Charlottetown Time.) tinued to look toward something in the future not confer any great benefits cither on rPXEN DERS for the erection of additional ees TE, Pa, + “hich cannot possibly happen. For, dear farmers, as a clase, or on traders. lott ee ee ters why re — v2 | Hetty, if I were to do what you one day; The chief objection (if not the only one)j mo” WY! be received up to the

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Uharlottetown. wenas sea 8 : d itiioks age sar 95 205} spoke of, and make you my wife, I should do to the évatem of me a it is| cn. a en . ' = 7 : / ?what- you yourself would come to feel was for eseaceet tines Seed er eae Plans and specifications can be seen at the =" = — Yio 20 4 30 —ALSO— your misery instead of your welfare. I kaow - } eS ae c 1 oe ¥y | office of Messrs, Stirling & Harris, Architecte, an ee rT 10 5 ug you can never be happy except by marrying a ‘™ this objection, and yet where potatoes |on and after Monday, the 2nd day of March. neee. ae aiid on man in your own station; and it I were to @%@ a8 cheap as they usually are in this STIRLING & HARRIS Soamty, Line . ae oe ae : ; ’ G r marry you now, 1 should only be adding to COUNtry, 1t seems to be scarcely necessary 2% Pay 1035 534 ’ ee ae: a 1 hotevabiiee! Architects. Freetown . 1052 547 i UD any wrong I have done, besides offending © adopt any hair-splitting methods of Ch’town, Feb. 26, 1885—eo04 pat her Kensington 6uneed diene. ous a against my duty in the other relations in life. ‘ascertaining the exact quantity. If the : :

; —_— ' ul $2 6 You know nothing, dear Hetty, of the world system of weighing was free from the T GuaEneTEIce, “, a am in whieh I must always live, and you would objection just mentioned, and had not aby REGULAR TRADER

; . { depart.. tee I - soon begin to dislike me, because there would greater ones, it might be wise to make it ee: es be so little *n which we should be alike compulsory ; but I claim that in handling;

Wellingtou . — 2 37 | = — An i since I : not , y st ; Pert iil 3 99 e nd since 1 can nx se 7 ees we mus" potatoes as they come to market in carts, O'Leary oe 5 “= Paes " most try at se a _ ana ao there is no fairer way than that of measur- Albe 5 47 - 7 ” Se tae ee ee enn 2-OOF POM, DUR? toe: : heal? i dates acpbreite. whens the rton . : “s a nothing else can be. Be angry with me, my . Tigeial 6 47 pels © Oo: oe ee as ;. ° stock is all merchantable and free from igtish,... iene : ‘ Ch’ tow J 5 TS88 sweet one; I deserve it; but do not believe 1towa, Jan, oV, 1550. Sete in oer eee -., earth and other waste matter, weighing is FROM WEST, A. M, that I shall not always care for you—always , ©" dj ” sit be | fo Tigaish. ; jc be grateful to you~ always remember my V®TY proper, and is very often agreed to by Alberton.. pecs eUCbbises aoe i Hetty; and if any trouble should come that the contracting parties. : O'Leary... i hob ones Oe | we do not now foresee, trust in me to do every Potatoes coming to market in carts are Port Hull eevaceuss 10 22 ' j thing that lies in my power. not all in the same condition. In some : 2 ; 8 y I : ; a ae Wellington ' : aan | Ihave told you where you are to direct a loads they have been carefully picked, and | a TE ics noc aes enters ‘sasha : jletter to, if you want to write, but I putit are all large, dry and clean, while in other | arrive peckaae ae } down below lest you should have forgotten. | )gadg : >a be ille i 5 2 : f > S Menmersite UNE 187 a. a.) we down below test you rhould have forgotten. loads they have been filled up without care, / 1885, SPRING TRIP. 1885. urimersi |: P. M. AO nov write uniess there 1s something c’2 and contain considerable quantities of }

C, 4 y “i > an Vows Aan fee ; aoe i. : .: ; : : i ( depart...... io he 4 oe ove 3 .: oa ear ae W .s oot small and bad potatoes, and mud or earth, THE CLIPPER BARK TMs cececese ‘ = oi Us | o forget everything about me; except at “ew ee estas " ord emma Ractre 300 830) shall be, de: Sela esT Wve, 9oue dil ettemide A lead of the latter kind, after being aried | nae ois mes 59 Coanty Linc | i ..317 846 ve Sil 2 : over eight or ten miles of rough read, 66 VM. © SS 4 hos I sa © tee® ‘ a v a ena ; ? Bradaibane HOS aoe ae ‘ laid causing the rubbish to settle down out of! 5 C.. eceeee . ‘ z ARTHUR ONNITHORNF,

«2? oi > . ° oht , ¢ 3 Nes ( - " Haater Kiver. Hu ctie ones .402 932 : ; Cs sight, presents a very fair appearance, and 600-Tons Register, Classed 10 years Al orth Wittehi,. "4 oe | Slowly Hetty had read this letter; and a purchaser can see little or no differenes | as Mate, Bink. Royalty Janction . ' --509 1059) cnmercemantinnas?()? csscsenm = when she looked up from it there was the , between it and a load ia p rfect order. Both | ang boy € CMarlottetown............. --5 32 1102) oe reflection of a blanched face in the old dim are hought at the same price, and if they!Alexander MecLeed, Commander, ] ' . : a i . ee. ‘ i 5 : } @CING kasi. P. uw | glase— a white m itble faco with rounded are taken by weight, thongh the kk ads | WILL SAIL FROM Charloztetown . co reerceceereres 2B 17) i childish forms, but with something sadder are exactly the same size, the load in bad | | Royal, oo: 2 oo? se ee than ® chiid’s pain init. Hotty did not order may be several bushels more than the Liver nf] for Gharlotbetown Bedford ..... oe ae t 17) Loan the face-she saw nothing—she only ere It may be s + Zan eo | ip v ’ B dng 492) felt that she was cold and sick and treu- has an opportunity, while the loads are! Mouat Stew 5 WUUEOG, 5 oie cens +++. £ 92) | fe : 7 y, sited ei | a T OONONE occ coss ss oec att bling. ‘The leiter shook and rustled in her being delivered, to keep cut the smalland| 02 or ohamt the PE REh meet, entry : ee. ------ es 87 jhand, She laid it down. It wasa horrible bad potatoes, and have their weight de- ing Freight at through rates to Georgetown 6 42! - : * : >a oa ye pig Pi alga page bay wai 1 whi? cela oe ee ” |sensation—this cold and trembling; it ducted from that of the load, and while! ,. : Mount Stewart............ ee mann eatin, ie ea epee |swept away the very ideas that produced it, this is true in a measure, so long as the | Pictou, Gear etown. Souris and Moreil x 29 } ep y . i : " . a j 4 ee eee sas and Hetiy got up to reech a warm cloak work is going onfslowly, and time is no! Summerside. Riv Zs ee ae 5 57 ‘ ex . {from her clothes-press, wrapped it round object, yet if there is a haste to get in a| TDS cen oons bn 0h beceos ete 6 57 | ‘ y e388 pped it dpesngph crea + has ie te 2 ne Soaris, 72/This Month we are Selling OUR) ber, ssa sea it sho wor thinking of large quantity ina. short. time, as, is 801 por Freight or Pastaye, apply in Liverpool r me ay meee ot | nothing bat getting warm. ‘often the case in the trade here ; or if there '¢, Pitcairn Brothers, 51 South John Street ; Souri 9 “6 6a s d | Presently she took up the letter with a are one to three dozen farmers waiting for j, Londun to J Piteairn & Sona, 16 Great Bear Rive ee 737 | |firmer hand, and began to read it through a@ turn to unlvad, the contents of each load; Winchester Street: or here to the owners Bear River 37 | | . z i gh ¢ the i to ; St. Peter's, , he oakaliaate al s 26 | again. The tears came this time--great is very apt to go in in the same condition | - - co Morel! seers trhe ee - 67 ’ Ww € a rushing tears that blinded her and blotched that it comes to market. And, under any | PEAKE BROS. & . Mount Stewart Y 37 like to Ci & ne am ithe paper. She felt nothing but ae ee eee eae _ bulk - # a clay Ch'town, Feb. 3, 1885. -004etaiahige 7 47 | was creel — 1 to wri rte will go with the potatoes and its weigh sainesasiniaille oorgeto w; 4/ | was crael—cruel to write so, cruel not to g ght) 7 a, eee ereeeese ees) *6heoes ‘ ' | ‘ BTM +0- 200s ssscnrracccomavannmees § 12 hk Y jmarry her, Reasons why he could not | - not be deducted from ees Thas| Ae Mount Stewart, ) @°UIVGr- +e. cece cree ee 9 32 a ances 2 | marry her had no existence for her mind; the careless farmer getsa good dea more | 0 assés i ‘0 asses | Bed wtincod : part... . ceeeeees 9 42 how could she believe in any misery that money for oe on oe careful man} . ' ! ford... -++ 1017] jcculd come to her from the fulfilment of gets for a much more valuable one. ee Junction cece eee eee oO 54 i catenin ed all she had been longivg for and dreaming, Looking at the matter in this light, it is! — a ttown sceeeaiinan nate ae a8 53 jof ! She had not the ideas that could make quite plain that the system of weighing ie i ita al ?- up the notion of that mise’ y. ‘offers no encouragement to farmers to bring i" - ' As she threw down the ietter again, she the best stock to market, while it offers the

| was reddened now, and wet with tears ;

BARRISTE RS |was almost like a companion that she potatoes. The tendency is theref«re to TO THE TRADE, HAT & SLEAN NYOLLAR WILL might complain to—that a pity a en oa crams orig ag the >] PU NS — ae |She leaned forward on her elbows, and duce. Traders, knowing tha hey must) : ATTORNEY * LAW : eakad into those dark overflooding eyes, | buy - certain amount one. and ol [50 =e ™ 7 and at that quivering mouth, and saw how werthiess matteret so. much per pound, | 5 A i P PURCHASE the tears came thicker aud thicker, and will certainly not be willing to pay so high HUWTHE Office in Browa’ Blosk () n Square |how the mouth became convolsed with |& price per bushel as they would if buying | ; aS BIOGK, QUCeE 8g | sobs. by measure, and the diflerence in price will) UP STAIRS) ee or | The shattering of all her little dream | be a direct loss to thé farmer who is in the! : / ‘ Al} . j | . a: . : } Uh'town, Feb. 12, 1885 | world, the crushing blow on her new-born habit of selling his produce in good order. | ee fi : Pee OE De e fi SAS Our ce” afflicted her pleasure-craving! When potatoes so beam by searcrsed t Ann > be th Vi th i st j jnature with an overpowering pain that small potatoes and clay add tittle or nothing MOLASSES SULLIVAN & A AUNHILL, Remem er 1s On. / Os thd janvililated all impulse to resistance, and to the number of bushels when mixed with | ’ suspended hier anger. She sat sob'ing till larger potatves, and the prudent farmer | ATTORNEYS ' AT- LAW GRE A fy S \ 7 { jthe candle went out, and then wearied, will tell you that it pays him better + —ALSO— ded é jaching, stupified with crying. threw herselt keep his small potatoes home for his stock, . Seliciiers in Chancery, ‘on the bed without undressing, and went And as regards the clay, if there is some of A Qun mtrtyv of

, to sleep. it in ajoad it is not a matter cf much con-

NOTARIE: ] } Be i ical | There was a feeble dawn in the room seque long as it has not to be paid f TAS a B l aes oT _ C RO F> e = & s CO iN | when Hetty ite a “Tittle. dias ‘aoe by Ub poved, coe eee ee me Tierces an are 5 ) ” a )

OFF oo or ’ i ‘ ’ ‘ . ICES— O’Halloran’s Building, Great p | o'clock, with a sense of dull misery, ithe) Again, the extra expense and loss of time

HeLeod, Morson & MeQuarrie, f : aN : j : j I la rf 5 ‘caught sight of her face in the glass ; . persed iy =e bo FOR SALE, |

@ Street, Charlotistow; ee 7 tis , ne cause of which broke upon her gradually, that weighing will eutail, in places where W wn ~ aid to Loan, as she began to discern the objects round large scales are not available, is a comer a : ; ou cn CONNOLLY. c . LLIVAN «S ; ATER i XV : i“ 2 sy 7} . in tor ‘ es rome ir 2. y , 9 tot Co ‘town, ve >. ~ee WKy js , Jaanary a whee - | Cunstan B. Maguen.® Ch’town, Feb. 6th, 1885 her in the dim light. And then came the some importance. Every cent added to the