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Tas Dairy EXAMINER.

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DECEMBER 3, L881.

Bditoria! Jottings. Those persons who systematically carry business operations with other certainly try than our little

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on their people’s money, ¢ ught most more favored spot

sole

leland. They have a double advantage over the honest merchant. They can pay more for werehandize than he, and they |

ean sell below his This devious

prices.

i fiseal method is subversive of all trade, and

‘sa terrible trial to men who conduct thei susiness on sound principles of economy id of morality.

The drain of gui i fr

m Europe to Amer a. and the means taken to check it, mak

us recall seme of the old methods of trying 6 keep bullion in countries. We learn a passage in Cicero, (Ura, pro L

28), that the exportation o! ys )=—l(i metals = from Rome, had

frequently prohibited during the

[t would, in fact, be difficult t

woe a single state in modern Eurepe eatly jaws have not for! idden the exportation of gold and silver. England hed such laws before the conquest ; and stl ly passed to the

In the year 1515, the $rd

’ i i, enacrveu that.all } rson? earryiag over ‘the sea any coins, piate,

jewels, etc., should, on deteetion, forfeit

double the value ef these articles.

THE DAILY EXAMINER, ‘

| collected in one dairy.

lof a well known writer, ‘That's the chees i”

| The lecturer, on resuming his seat, Was |loudly applauded. A vote of thanks, pro- |posed by Hon. A. A. McDonald, and

| wouldn’t submit to any more cross 6xamin-

| weconded by A. McNeill, Esq., and Judge |

teddin, was tendered and acknowledged in Father Dan's humorous manner. The

‘unless he had anything new ‘would decline te answer any questions.

| audience then dispersed, well pleased with |

i the lecture. —> + ap + <a oa Enterprising.

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mendable enterprise, opened a new store, next to the old stand on (Queen This they have done with the view of affording their customers, during the heli lay season, every opportunity of selecting

Street. |}45 been stolen from the Mortuary Chape! |

purposes of killing President Garfield to

Messrs Bremner Bros. have, with eom- |

suitable presents and cards frem the large

|and varied stock. The store is admirably | arranged, and is filled with the finest selec |tion of holiday presents and eards ever | offered to the people of this city. Although

‘the season can scarcely be called open, the)

lstore has met with much suecess,

and the

| beautiful goods are daily inspected by hun- |

,¢ reds. this |v riety nay

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class of goods an from which they can here remark that vats togt each, Toy books, in styles for the first time published this seasen. Bibles, hymn books and prayer books, in elegant bindings and very cheap. Photo- zraph albums in the fashionable plush

To eive those who wish to purchase | idea of the|

select, we | there are} iwift. bocks, in elegant bindings, from 12)

anime

Canada was a/tinually being swept by monster waves. cheess from that dairy, and in the words! The damage was small.

Wasnincron, Dec. 2. When the Court opened to-day, Guiteau |

calied out that he wished Judge Porter and | the honorable court to understand that he

ation on subjects fully covered already, and to offer he

Judge Porter asked: ‘* Was one of your

increase the sale of your book?” The

prisoner said ‘* Yes.’ ; ABERDEEN, Dee. 2.

The body of the Earl of Crawford and

Balearres, Who died in December, 1880,

of Dunecht House, Aberdeen. Lonvon, Dee. 2. At the evictions yesterday at Berchaven, Miss Reynolds, of the Ladies’ Land League, preceded the Sheriff and advised the people not to compremise; by which they will be | reinstated as caretakers. will get no aid from the League. terference was successful in one case, was loudly cheered. Victoria, B. C., Dec. 2. Hon. Justice Robertsen died to-day. . +>

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Her in- | She

No report from ‘* Prince Edward.” —_— > —-- Fixntay McNett, Esq, of Summerside, is

| in the city, looking hale and hearty.

- >. — Bans Norges taken for goods at de 3

Ph

the Family Grovery.—R. K. Brace.

- aa . ;

Tue King’s County ‘Advertiser” has re-

sumed publication, and the first number is

athand. Itis enlarged in size, and much improved in editorial and selected matter.

> — Tux Philharmonie Society willl meet for

| practice in the Hall of the Y. M. C. A., on

—But these laws were relaxed in favor |} indings, with engraved medallion centres. of the Bast India Company when it was Aatoarenh albums, in soft, limp and rich | founded. In A. D. 1600 it obtained leave an vane foal covers. The poets, in mo annually to export foreign coins, or bullion, | rocco, calf and cloth—plain and gilt. Sets

ve value of £30,000. But this waseon-|.¢ works of stan lard authors. Jules

ba Lt was to import with.n & given | Verne’s, Kineston’s and Ballantyne’s in- |

s rauch gold and silver as 1t had tskeN | tonsely interesting stories. Kate Green-| away. The enomies of the Company Cont-| 4 Way's birthday books— hand-painted and ed that this conditson was not com-| hey Purses, wallets, photograph frames

ed with, consequently the public mter-| 14g easels. Gold and pearl pencilcases,

gold and silver

ests were injured by the is inter

t from the kingdom. It

eng sen

estin hus to notice the strange ideas our

(Ors possesst a.

Darwin's brilliant genius has received | fre

added lust from its latest efiort—-‘‘ A Book on Worms. The work informs us concerning the wonderful part that that

ile performs in preparing the ground he food uf man. From years of inde fatigable observations, Mr. Darwin finds hat each worm ejects a casting of about 20 o” of earth yearl

ari Bl

y: iT

s.ied on the face ground. These 7 castings are composed of decayed leaves

and roots, mixed with the common earta ;

This is always de-|

hese are passed through the gizzard of/the buyer.

Japanese goods and, last but not least, Christmas cards, in ivory, ete. Tuck's and

Members de 3 4i

Tuesday evening, the 13th inst. are requested to bring their music. —_--— > —

Tur Charlottetowa Branch ef the Irish National Land League meets in St. Patrick’s

| Hall, on Monday evening next, the 5th inst.,

j at 8 o'clock. lin

| Prang’s prize cards, ete. Dela | |Rue’s satin chromo-lithographs. This lstoek only needs inspection to con- |

| vince the public of cur statements regard

i | ‘ ;ing lt.

as the richest purchaser. As we say of 'the curds, we, after inspection, say of the preset nts.

We might here state that in the old stand

i } WOuai

is to be found a full stock of scheol books, |

stationery, and artists materials, which are always sold to the best advantage of

tne wor

, and ejected as the beac of vege-| } } I‘) + ] " ¥ table manure. [he estimated number of |

worms t

shows’ us what 1 ness and earth must constantly receive from such a vhty a Mr. Darwin has known |

w land to be covered to the depth of two this rich covering, the |

» the . + ‘ threes ree. Wita

fertile landa of America being mentloned | in point. Those of us who believe that | ls ad 43)

festation of His previdence, in thus ordain- ing that prepere the ground for the food of man. —We often hear of porsons being ‘* cut” in the streets. This art (not a “ fine art’) is sometimes studied aud practieed with telling effect by members of the gentler aex. inorder that our readers well posted in the philosophy of this prac- tice, we here append the nice distinctions observed. this effectively the ‘‘ cutter” must dash in a stately manner, directly across the road when the obnoxious person draws near. The second cut is the disease in a gentler form: itis called the cut indirect; ” must look another way, and retend not tosee the person. The third is a very bad one, because the *‘cutter” ssumes the upturned aspect of a hypocrite, sequently this one is termed the cut the objectionable must presumably

en?

tue °° cutter i QU

cy

sublime; when nearing

person, the ‘‘ cutter”

ad the chimney tops, or gaze sancti- moniously at the glorious sky. The fourth “oat” isthe cut infernal, a very low eut indeed; todothis in the proper manner must drop something and

Abia

the 68 assttay Ai Culver

stoop to pick it up. Some have tied up their shve-strings at this cut, and this is said to answer admirably. -_—-_ <- — ‘“‘ Historic Parallels. ‘ . lecture lelivered ‘. sis is the title of a lecture deilvered in the Market Hall last evening, by Rev. Dr. McDonald, to an intereste audience. of. Caven, President of St. Vincent de : , ~ . . Paul Society, occupied the Chair, and on . i ,

the platform were His Lordship Bishop

McIntyre, Revs. A McGillvray, D. J. Mc-|

Donald, Tignish, and Pius McPhee, St.

Peter’s ; while in the body of the hall were a! er of clergymen and prominent! ‘

The reverend lecturer, on being intro- c d, informed his hearers that to do| j o the subject would require a lec- | ture of greatlength- But his object was | n » much to elucidate events of the past} at length, as to suggest the wise guidance

of Almighty God in bringing about the great events to which he intended drawing tention. Taking this position he quoted from Scriptural prophecies to strengthen it. Then, proceeding, he narrated, in eloquent terms, the rise and fall of the great Empires, from the taking ef Babylon by Cyrus the Great, to the defeat of Napo leon at Waterloo. events mentioned above, and drew most interesting parallels coneerning them, as well asof the heroes who took part.

t the least interesting parallel drawm was that of Hannibal and Napoleon, Seipio, and

vy ‘ . i yelogtoa. Leaving Europs and the East

and crossing the Atlantic, he drew a vivid picture of the yreat war in America, which ended in the fall of the brave Generals uA

Re see Bott p ;

Wolfe and Montcalm, at Q lebee, and the

triumph of British arms in Canada.

reierring to the settlement of the French

and Enuglish gli

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difficulties in Quebec, and stating that the victory of Wolfe was ene of the greatest blessings ever bestowed on Canada, he gave due attention to the Mother Country, and touched the Irish question with the greatest delicacy. He compared the policy of the mother country towards her daughter Canada, with her poly towards her step-sister Ireland, and stated that if the step-sister were treated as the daughter, there would be little cause for complaint. Iu conclusion he eulogized the Briuech Empire, which was, he said, governed by the wisest and best of sove- eigns. It was as the cream of the world

Nature’s workmen should first |

First comes the cut direct; todo |

Asa chain, he linked to- | gether the different conquests between the |

Then |

advertisement on Monday.

to an acre is 63,767, and this fact | Jie ae ee ee ee - iecaceniittane Ss TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

Quebec Local Elections.

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-overns the world will here see a mani- | Grand Conservative

Victory.

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‘The Chapleau Government Sustained.

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aay b 7 ais ciao | s pac | ASNT IT “JOLY 2”

|Special Despatch to the Examiner.

Sr. Jonun, N. B., Dec. 2. The Quebec elections resulted greatly in

favor ef the Government. Throughout the

in this | Provinces, so faras heard from, the returns

|were as follows: Toerrebone, Chapleau, govt; Lothiniere, Joly, opp; Quebec Co,

Garneau, govt; Ternicouata, Des- | chenes, govt; Beauce, Blanchet,

govt; Vandreuil, Lalance, govt; L’ Assomp- tion, Marion, govt; St. John’s, Marchand, opp; St. Hyaciuthe, Mercler, opp; Quebec | East, Shehyn, opp; Sherbrooke, Robertson, | govt ; Huntingdon, Cameron, opp; Jacques 'Cartisr, Leeavalier, govt; Champlain, | Trude], govt; Hechelaga, Beaubisn, govt; |Gaspe, Flynn, govt; Argenteuil, (wens, |govt; Beauharnois, Bergevin, govt ; Ber- | thier, Robillard,govt; Bonaventure, Riopel, |'govt; Brome, Lynch, govt; Chambly, Mar- itel, govt; Charleveix, Gauthier, govt; |Chateauquay, Laberge, opp; Compton, Sawyer, govt; Dorchester, Audet, govt ; Iberville, Demers, opp; Joliette, Lavallee, |govt; Ramouraska, Richards, opp ; Laval, |Loranger, govt; Levis, Paquet, govt; | Lislet, Marcotte, govt; Maskinonge, Caren, |govt; Megantic, Irvine, opp ; Missisquoi, Spencer, opp; Moncalm, Richard, opp ; Quebee Centre, Rinfret, epp; Quebec West, | Carbray,govt; Richmond and Wolfe, Picard,

7393

'government ; Richelieu, Leduc, govern- ment ; Rimouski, Asselin, govern-| i;ment; Bagot, Passavant, government;

| Montreal Centre, Stephens, opp; Mon treal west, McShane, opp; Montreal city, faillon, gov; Napierville, Paradis, govt; Nicolet, Houdet, govt; Ottawa, Duhanel, govt; Pontiac, Bryson, govt; Portneuf, | O’Brousean, govt; Bouville, Poulin, govt ; St. Maurice, Desoulniers, govt ; Stanstead, Thornton, govt ; Shefford, Frigeau, govt ; Soulonge, Duckett, govt; Three Rivers, Dumoulin, govt; Two Mountains, Cham-

pagne, govt; Vercheres, Leillon, govt; |Namaska, Wortele, govt; Montmagny,

| Bernatchees, opp.

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Orrawa, Dec. 3.

Hon. Alexander Mackenzie has been un- |animously chosen by the Liberal Conven- | tion in East York as their candidate for the |\Commons at the nextelection. It is be- | lieved he will accept, It is said the Con- |servative Party will ask Sir John to be |their candidate there. In the meanwhile there is a report that the Premier has pre- viously signified his intention to run for | Ottawa, first appointing Mr. Currier, M. | P., to be a Senator. | Provisional Governor Dewdney, of the | Northwest, is at Winnipeg, en route for | Ottawa.

Frank Maguire a youg man of dissipated habits was found dead and frozen this morning on MacKenzie Avenue. He was drinking yesterday, and on going out after supper told his aged and widowed mother, ‘* You may never see me again alive.”

« Hatirax, Dec. 2.

The steamer ‘‘(ialitia,”’ of the Anchor Line, arrived to-night from London, after an exceedingly rough passage of nineteen days. She had been only a day out of port when gales set in which lasted all the way across, and her decks were almost con-

The cards are from the richest to | omy tan Ghd olen dios ab | the cheapest grades, beauties of design and | b osheal a iota ad a a . _e } _" : . i P rertis » . art, and are ranged to suit the poorest aa | °Y ‘elt advertisement In ano’ er column ; |and in selling for cash only will no doubt

eo

Dorssy Gorr & Co., have now taken a

be able to give better value than they could

' otherwise do.

— Messrs A. B. Warsurten and F. J. Con- roy have entered into partnership, and wi]

| practice law under the style of Warburton &

Look out for Bremner Bros., | ; j Square.

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) morning and proceeded to this Port.

Conroy, at their offices, Seuth Side of Queen We wish the firm every success. siaiietiiiiaiicaiin

THe barque ‘‘ Ralph B. Peake,” from Lon- don for this port, draggea on Cape Argus (twenty-two miles from Port Hawkesbury) on Thursday night. She came off on Friday During the passage, she lost her foremast and main- top-mast.

oiiial Tue finest stables and stock farmaof the

whole country, such as those of Mr. Calvin M. Priest, of New York; Mr, Mike Goodin, of Belmont Park, Pa.; Aristides Welch, Esq., of Erdenheim, near Philadelphia, and ethers we could name, are always pro- vided with St. Jacobs Oil,—the horse’s best physician.

Se er

DIED.

At Merell, of inflammation of the lungs, on the .2nd Decewber inst., isabella, beloved wife of William Hayden, Esq., and second daughter of the late J. B. Cox, Esy., of Morell, in the 47th year of her age.

HENCEFORTH WE HAVE DECIDED TO SELL

Heaceforth for Cash Oualy.

WITHOUT ANY EXCEPTION WHATEVER,

and in doing so feel convinced that we can give our customers better value and satis- faction than we could otherwise possibly do,

Thankful for the very liberal patronage ex- tended to us since we have commenced busi- ness we hope to merit a continuance of the same by keeping the

BEST CLASS OF BOOTS AND SHOES

—AT—

LOW CASH PRICES,

Parties can have Boots and Shoes home te try on whenever they please.

Dorsey, Goff & Co.

Dec, 3, ’81—6i 2aw 3w

CG. HERBERT HASZARD

Specialiies and Novelties CHRISTMAS —AND—

New Year’s Cards! FOR SEASON 188! AND 1892.

HAND-PAINTED, on Panel Cards and Por. celain.

TUCK’S PRIZE EXHIBITION CARDS,

PRANG’S PRIZE CARDS, Plain and Fringed,

PHOT. GRAPHS OF BIRDS & FLOWERS, painted by hand.

ery Choice selection of CANADIAN and AMERICAN CARDS, for sending to England.

And in addition to the above, the CREAM of

the KNGLISH and GERMAN CHRIST-,

MAS CARDS, for the season. You will find these the Cheapest Cards in the Market CaLL EARLY AND GET THE BEST,

G. H. HASZARD, Dec. 1, 1881~—9i, wkly 1i 18 Queen Bt.

1 . In that case they | Cruets,

aoe eee

SECEMPER 3.1861.

XMAS

—AT

KMAS

“CITY HARDWARE STORE? We have on hand a large assortment of

SILVERWARE,

IN—

Pickle Dishes, Toast Racks, Cake Baskets, Butter Dishes, Knives, Forks, Spoons, &c., &; Rogers Bro’s 1847 Al Plate, excellent value, newest designs, selling very low during the Holidays.

COME

a

ANYD GET BARGAINS.

BOURKE SON & CO,

Dec, 3, 1881—2w 3aw, whly 3i, pat City Hardware Store, ae ee ee

SEWING MACHINE

—AT—

MILLER BROTHERS, Upper Queen Street, Charlottetown.

-— —s -- ee ee ee oe — =

THE CHEAPEST AND BEST! The IMPROVED RAYMOND Singer,

And Over Twenty Other Varieties in Stock to Select from.

—:0:—

Sewing Machine Supplies, Needles and Oil contstantly on-hand,

— ——:0: — ——

A First-class Repair Shop in connection, where Repairing of all Machines will be attended to. ——-——:0: ie PELANOS AND ORGANS FOR SALE, CHEAP,

MILLER BROS.

NS Pea .

BANK OF P.E. ISLAND. Protessional (

Protessional Card. ANK OF P. E. ISLAND NOTES taken |

the

Charlottetown, December 2, 1 881.

; r “HE undersigned have this day entered at their face for Hats and Caps, at the into Partnership as Attorneys-at- Law, Hat Store of | Office—South side ef Queen Square, op-

BYRNE BRO'S, | posite the Post Uffice.

Dec. 3, 8!—5i Queen Street. A. B. WARBURTON . . - ’

—— | F. J. CONROY, MORTBA E SALE, | Charlottetown, Dec. 3, 1881—Gw 2aw

KOR SALE. NE HUNDRED LOADS KINDLING. Apply to

TO be sold by PUBLIC AUCTION, in front of the Law Ceurts Building,in Char- lottetown,in Queex’s County,on FRIDAY, the tenth day of March next, A. D. !882, at the hour of twelve o’clock, noon, under and by virtue of a Power of Sale contained in an Indenture of Mortgage dated the twenty-second day of Scpetember in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred seventy, and made between Joh» Murphy, of Charlottetown, in Prince Edward Island, Hotel Keeper, of the one part, and William Welsh, of Charlotte- town aforesaid, merchant, of the other yoy 28, 1881—dly 2w part, — ‘

JOSEPH MAHAR. Cumberland Street, Nov. 29—4i

Bank of P. E. Island.

OTES of the above Bank taken at their face for Goods or Book Debts.

BOURKE, SON & CO., City Hardware Store.

LL the leasehold interest of the said Jobn | ca aes 8 SA Murpby and unexpired term of twenty-) p F | d R | five years, granted by an indenture of lease-* ° 8 S an al Wa ' dated the first day of June A, D 1869,and, cee made between William Welsh and Lemue! | ~ Cambridge Owen, of the one part, and the | Tenders for Sleepers, said John Murphy, of the other part, in and to) pengyepitapenintonte

all that tract, piece and parcel of land situate,’ CyRALED TENDERS, addressed to the lying and being in Charlottetown, aforesaid, — undersigned and marked ‘‘ Tender fer beimg part of Town Lot Number Eleven in: Sieepers,” will be received until 6 p. m., cm" — r cant 2 oa Saturday, December 8rd, for

wn aforesaid, and is bounded as follows, that | is to ssy: Commencing at the south-west 60,000 SLEEPERS. angle of Town Lot number eleven in the firet | Forms of Tender, with specification en- hundred of Town Lots in Charlottetowr, 4orsed thereon, may be had stall booking being on the north-west edge of Water Street , *t4tions, , and the eastward edge of Queen Street; thence | No Tender will be considered unless made following the course of the said Queen Street | '™ accordance with and upon the printed form northwesterly, for the distance of thirty-one | #¥pplicd. feet ; thence by a right angle line therewith |The Department reserves the right to reject eastwardly for the distance of forty feet; the lowest or any Tender, thence by a line parallel with said Queen | L. B. ARCHIBALD, Street southeastwardly thirty-one feet to said Supt. Water Street; thence follewing the course of Railway Offices, Charlottetown, Nov 25, 188!. the same westwardly forty feet to the place of | [20 26 ‘i}

commencement, together with all buildings BANK OF PK, ISLAND,

thereunto belonging, or in anywise appertain- ANK OF P. E. ISLAND NOTES taken

ing. For further particulars apply at the office of

at their face for Goods or in payment of

Bills, at

E. H. Haviland, Charlottetown. Dated t his second day of December, A. D.

BOREHAM’S BOOT STORE,

Nov. 29—tf

1881, WILLIAM WELSH, Morfgagee

[de 3 oaw till sale]

{ given jmmediately, if req ired. a

APPLES

] WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION, OX

MONDAY, Sth inst.,

aT 11 O’CLOOK, IX FRONT OF THE

Queen Street Auction Reoms,

100 barrels APPLES, in Russets, Baldwing Greenings, Vandiveres, Bishop Pippins, King Tompkins, &. .

—ALSO— 1 Lemon Toy Machine, for Confectionery use

W. D. STEWART,

Dec, 3, '¢1— Auctioneer,

WINTER APPLES,

Horse, Sleighs, Harsess, Stoves, &e,

Se

WILL sell AT AUCTION, at my Sale Room, Queen ‘Square, on TUESDAY NEXT, 6th inst., at 2 o'clock, — 50 barrels Prime No, 1 Winter Apples, Bald. wins, Greenings, Nonpareils, Pippins, &o,

-—ALSO——

1 good Driving Horse, 5 years old. the pro- perty of E. E. Bowie, who is about leaving the Island.

1 Double Seat Round Back Sleigh,

1 Single Sleigh, with pole and shafts,

1 Box Sleigh,

| pair Wolf Kobes,

1 Cow Skin Robe,

} set Harness,

1 set Cart Harness,

i Riding Saddle,

2 Base Burner Stover, Parlor and Cooking Stoves,

1H, C, Sota, 1 Walnut Writing Desk, Tables, Chairs, &c. &¢,

WILLIAM DODD, Auctioneer,

GaaAND HOLIDAY

GIFT ENTERPRISE,

FIRST PRIZE—A comfortable DOUBLE DWELLING HOUSE, only eight years old, and Freehold Lot, situated on Euston Street, Charlottetown,

SECOND PRIZE.—A new and handsomely finished (OTTAGE, with Coach House and Stuble attached, on Freehold Lot, situated on the Malpeque Road, about half a mile from

harlottetown,

3600 Tickets will be issued at ONE DOLLAR EACH. Clubs ot 1) tickets for $10,000.

276 prizes will be distributed as follows :—

Ist Prize, Double Dwelling House,

Dec. 3, ’81—2i

described BOVE ...... 0.00 ereeeeeee $1,200 00 2nd Prize, New Cottage, do. do....... 1,000 00 1 Cagh Princ... .....0000 ceosseece covece psosbe 250 (0 ong 1S peenencns _coeegeee nen 190 00 come 16 secoseces conten cence tueenenin 50 09 -_ Me “Gevece cososentn soneseseuunenes 25 00 2 © Prince etch $10. ....2.. 00000 caress 20 00 . - “2 Duvdssousosneg ot-bee 4) 00 we « e ©. dncces 0sece 60 cece 20 00 250 “ e B. cccsgensh cvdoccnss 250 00

The Owners of the properties guarantee to the holders of the lucky tickete a full and un- disputed title, free from all eucumberance, and | will pay the cash prizes eee after the drawing isclosed, The drawing will take place in Charlottetown, on

Saturday, the dlst Dec. Next

A meeting of ticket holders will be held on FRIWAY, \:ecember 30th, te appoint a Com- mittee of five persons to conduct the drawing on the following day. Parties ordering tickets by mail ere requested to register their letters. Agents wanted in Towns and Vil- lages.

Any further information in reference te above properties or their owners will be cheer- fully supplied.

E H. BABBITT, Kent St., Ch’town, Dec. 3, wkly Manager.

Union Bank f & Island,

DIVIDEND NO. 35.

TOTICE is hereby given that a dividend N of four per cent., for the past six months, being at the rate of eight per cent per annum, has been declared on the capital stock of this Bank, payable at its Head Offiee and Branches on and after this date,

GEO, MACLEOD, Cashier.

FLOUR. BBLS, SUPERIOR EXTRA FLOUR, For sale by the subscriber,

3) A. H, YATES,

Water Street, Nov. 30, ’81.

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WANTS, LOST,

Dec, 1, 1881—pat rg 2w

SS

FOUND, ce,

ae

OUND—A bunch of Keys. Apply ot the Examinee office. [de 3 \ YANTED—A Girl for grneral house-

work. Apply at the Examiner office. 0 pply ide 3

{HRONOMETER for sale or to hire. Apply J to Joan A. Cameron, Watchmaker, Kent Street. (de 2 3i pd

YANTED, by a lady, a situation as daily W or resident Governess or companion Address I. A., Post Office Box 88, city.

{de 2 8 for A Cabinet Maker, also @ Boy to learn the business. Apply to Ayes

McPyait, Furniture Factory, Montague Bridge. [de | wkly

—

‘2°O LET—Part of aHouse on King street. Possession given immediately. Apply at this office. (no 28 4!

cae IMMEDIATELY, 4n eideriy NURSE, to take charge of an infant. Gocd reterenc s required, Apply to Mrs. B. R. Firzceratp, Knockrour, poo 35 iii ————

re-O LEf—A valuable Business Stand ia Souris East, consisting of a Shop, Dwell-

ing House, Warehouse an Stable. ey crm

town, PE.

a {no 24 1m

pply to R. Burners, Bri