THE DAILY EXAMINER.

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VOL. 25.—NO. 4

| NEW SERIES. CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. ISLAND, TUESDAY, DECEMBER o, 1889.

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oe : iT, AND iF " St. Andrew's Din : ‘* * o J ° ner. | Che Gain Cxantiner e ¢ 4 or, 43 Tha T FICK COMMISSION. ae a scsi aioe Pee | , 2 a a3 & I @ a C i A ' THE annually recurring banquet at which Is issued Ev vening by BPR ; ; a : ——— cecennes and the sons of Scotchmen in _ . . e pe ' ' ’ HO MUNISCH Her pupils to strengtnem | | . . . ’rince Edward Island celebrate the anni- ‘ > . ‘ ; nds yy the nse ver’s ar j j Phe Examiner Publishing Co., segwiens or ot oe ae ‘Public Investigation. versary of their patron Saint, refresh their ‘ reciated the tri ia i i i FROM THEIR OFFICE, : OOTY health is essential to mental eee oe oe ‘ok respect to the glories of the Tan} E ea W ib qa\ BUG U) Ym 4 vy. door persons of delicate and feeble It o— ee a es, a Say aud sing the ‘the ‘TOVNAN HANs! REW ¢ R : | Sy Ht hie. ehuhie > “ 1 HON. D. FERGUSON'S STATEMENT jtues of the Scottish race was given at the Ua Ua . ts ittitron, whethe vor * OF ] his aS . a 1USON S STATEMENT, } 4 . ‘ MU DY 4 HUUSS QUEEN SQUARE A id » Bd 2? Ree ticivtal toe scans Sat ans on oe Dekel ie ties 1 iC s>orne Honse last evening. The attendance Chiditenes. © WB Wend ‘Ga Ik Ach hee ee cE NALD FERGUSON sworn)—I am a mem-j was large, i.cluding the President of the ’ , 1d. get Ayers Sarsapi ae ; ber of the Government, and am also Pro- Caledonia Ojub, (Lt.-Col Irving), the Tay ga ; Me ha ery. pting.sod fat I take a num. vineial Secretary-Treasurer and Commis- Chief, (Hon. A. /-_ Macdonald), the United RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION : a . ents bani. 2 uae | sioner of Crown and Public Lands, I have States Consul, (Colonel George), the Pre- , ie Mei... $2 50 ~e , ; bein, Stoncham, Mass. | held the position of Commissioner of Crown | mier of the Proviace (Hon. Neil McLeod) \ g . ; ¢ » 4035S. Fi ‘ > a : ht \ ' ek , ue, . * Three Montia....4......... 125 For Ladies’ Mantles, Sealetie Jackets, Dolmans and ae Malcen Ayer's Sarsmparilig | 139) Unie sue since the 4th of Mareb, |the Mayor of Charlottetown, (Hon. ‘T. H. Ouse Meo * v ‘reat benetit tomy general heaith.”” =| 490¥. 16 Lusi ce was establisned 11 | Haviland), Hon. Davi j 8 ” etal - oy ce taean eet ee 0 ea ~~ MADRS £ OPTpw — iP em ~ Ass ihirza L. Crerar, Palmyra, Md, {1805 The first Commioner appointed was | Howlan ) Pine seins oes, ent £8 Advertising at most moderate rates. Uisters, try HARRIS & STEWART, London Mouse. taughter, twelve years of age, | Hon. Mr. Lord. He was followed by Mr. | Bale, A. McNeill, Esq., D. O'M. Reddin >» LC LNe ’ “9 . ° *

Contracts may be made for monthly, quat ered for the past year from Swabey, who was Commissioner from 1855) 5 j r : z ; . mad ‘monthly, quat ’ : A ‘ . sq., John W. Morrison ‘ teriy, hait-yeariy or yearly wivertisements on 1858. Mi ; at sovoupser

: . A aAnar saz | to Mr. Aldous was Commissioner |My. Mclg: : a>, , ae - a : oe ‘ i f-eanera &e . ! a Mr. Mclsaac, (of the Herald, . application ror Fine Dress Goods, Amazon Cloths, Foule Serges, seneral Debility. |from 1858 to 1870, and Mr. Kelly from! (of the Tolant Gadrdon) } at a Eee . 7 : A few weeks since, we began to give | 1870 to 1872. Mr. Wightman then held|* Pho “ mony” i . si a ls re: _-—«Cashmeres, Merinos, Henriettas, try HARRIS & feos Ssranmline” Mathealifias | the ulive for abot “one year, going Sut |and the ty nant nd sacle , ‘eS : greatly improved.”—Mrs, Harriet H. | me in 187: 2 Pete _ MAME ARTS| sonst icacken Rs REP ssa ier aon an |e te Ske sa : ee ae ‘About ayearago I began using Ayer’s — a on > we oe a aa ao upon the Osborne House and Mrs. ‘ saparilka as a remedy for debility 42, when i@ ALEC ° aLi’. elly was 180 | McGre r. Appreciation of t} vi d aN a dee i : “ wat ‘ : a] and netivalgia resulting from malarial Commissioner for about one year, bis sec- | having been practically. exhibited the Pos, TT e on ‘For Fur Goods, Muffs, Boas, Capes, Astrakan Jackets, exposure in the army. Iwas ina very ond term. He was succeeded in 1876 by|sident reviewed, in the course of a short ; .% fae condition, Dut six bottles of the Sar- ; T 2 3 °O i i thie * j 3 ‘ at, A IA NO nd. 0 RG ANS i , 3 . s ] 18 ane }- . 6 sur 2 ey bs ‘ Var k y 4 EDR L ae Pi "~ sapar illa, with oceasional doses of Ayer’s a Joseph Pope, WwW ee ghar ip ¢ lee ana eloquent apeech, the history of the 9 ur-Lined Cigaks, ury HARRIS & STEWAR §, Lona Pills, have greatly improved my health, |“! ™y apporntment. § Phe ¢ uties of Land Sovttish societies of the Province, and con- mm Neuse { ain now able to work, and feel that [ |Uommissioner are derived from the Land | gratulated the members of the Caledonian ——A} ~~~ GUC, cannot say too much > roe excellent | Purchase Act of 1853. The duties of Land | Society on the success which had attended ‘ ' remedies.” —F, A. Pinkham, South (Commissioner at the present are to kee ' see : ‘ - e : Dae deted ncn, (ifs ’ c prese © Keep 4 | their efforts, pointing out that besides keep- mew an 7 | achines . ‘ * ; Moluncus, Me. . general oversight of the work of the office, ! ine alive Sc. co as . re liz < 5 Roy j ; } a Joves ‘ is Shawls. Clo: le E ii Spay Merwe Sarg 1d. § 1 Ov Jung alive Scottish sentiment, the Society vt aadies’ Glov es, Wool Goods, Shawls, Clouc S, as on coe Sarsaparitia Sin wok ae apportioning to each member of the statf| had done much to relieve the poor of ail et, tar a SC Tstent he k for which he appears to have th Soeenhiad : ——— AT . ; . . oO r r ‘ fect kev, S&S J. Graham; United | '¢ wor : 2 app 4 1€/ nationalities. Letters f th t t cinators, try HARRIS & STEWART, London House. greacc. Chuck, Buckhannon, W.Va. gteatest aptitude, taking into consideration! Governor, Mr "ectien., Young eat ERS * I suffered from the collecting tours which require physical | Boston, of East Point, expressiae of , : . 4 mn" « re- MILLER BROTHE Rees ‘ ar ’ ‘ ‘ strength as well. The more important and eret that they could not ie present, were : a For Men's Overcoats, Jackets, Suiis, Fur Coats, Capes, Nervous Prostration, responsible duties of the Commissioner| read by the President. Q ben Street, Charlottetown. GI ‘gg , HE ARR} \ { STEW ART 5 j H eae with lame hack and headache, and have nave been and will continue to be for some The toasts honored were as follows: niOVOS, try t SW} i » LONGO hUSe, bern much benefited by the use of Ayer’s _ time the granting of deeds and the deciding} 1, «The Queen,”—Professor Karle playing ee coe oo Sarsaparilla. i am now 80 years ofage, (of questions of title and boundaries that|God Save the Queen. LANOS, in price [trom SZov and vt and am satisfied that my present health ‘arise in counection with them 9. * The P d f th United - ware - B s’ Cl ti ine Par afi re LP oly ote T 3 ¢ atc & its -and prolonged life are due tothe use of | ip; ws . | = ne, ETOMGORS e United States, aiiian Win: til tia teeen OB ond uarwecd : OF OFS AGUNG, Mmeeiers, F,aACKE is, Op oats, Suits, Ayer’s Sarsaparilla.”—Luecy Moffitt Phe lands of this Island are held|—Responded to by Colonel George, in a +ANS, in price trom 36: lj 4 Wiiinely. Gonn. * differently from those elsewhere, and the| speech in which eloquence, philosophy and ; : ‘ r ae : ‘ , “i ' we SEWING MACHINES, in price from $25 try HARRIS & STEWART, London House. Mrs. Aun TH. Farnsworth, a lady 79 | duties of the Commissioner are perhaps | honor were funnily combined, =. and upwards. . | years old, So. Woodstock, Vt., writes : | different also. The Commissioner, under}, 3. “*The Day and all who honor it, —call- Intending purchasers will do well toc wl : ‘ am s } “after ‘Several _ weeks’ suffering from | the Land Purchase Act, holds the lands in Me ao the song, Scots Wha Hae, by and inspect our large stock. | Charlottetown, Nov. 26, 1889—eod & wkly. |. ae vers Wnaotite ee ee trust, and cannot grant deeds except to ae er aud a capital speech from A. Me- MILLER BROTHERS, aid fe , ve ey ae eee eee had taken sbalf of it my usual health , those entitled to them under the Act. _Con- 4, ts Ti Governor General and the Parlia. Queen Street, Charlottetown. | returned.” : sequently he is compelled almost daily to| ment of Canada,”—* For They Are Jolly Agencies :—James Seaman, Summerside ;} ‘ hi rasa S2arsa arilla | settle the claims to lands of parties } (ook Fellows,’—Responded to by Hon Sena- W. E. Scott, Alberton ¥YCi o p i 9 who desire to purchase. In some of} tor Howlan.: oc t29—dy Im eod wks 3m x : PREPARED BY the estates, which were poorly managed,; 5, The Land o’ Cakes—“ Scotland Yet”— ual $$$ —__—_-__—__——_| | Dr J. C. Ayer & Go., Lowell, Mass. meee. were short rome which ~~ expired; Bomeenttp responded to by the Rev. James Price $1; six bottles, $5. Worth $5abottle. (82d iu some instances new leases were | Carruthers. — 7 BY ’ . rng ep . /granted without the original holders being} 6. ‘* The Lieutenant-Governor and Legisla- JOHN re MELLISH, Sa ejected. The settling of such cases wag} ture of Prince Edward Island "—* For They Lies | very difficult, taking up a good deal of Are Jolly Good Fellows”—responded to by arriste Ay otary | ‘time and attention. The officers of the | Hon. Neil McLeod, who pointed out that this arrister tiorne etary . 2 2 : ) oo pi " department since the Ist.J this country ig the freest under the sun, Public, &c., en a ~Tthe dates of their appointment, are of fol-lu, Oe ann eee ny como Ne even WW > E. ISLAND " Ppe a Fellow ””—respuonded to by Hon. A. A, Mad- CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. ISLAND. (x )—__—_— A SMALL-SIZE GURNEY BOILER, in lows: Robert A. Strong, appointed As-| gonaid, cs eae | good condition. Also, a good mahog-| sistant Commissioner in July, 1876, at alg «Our Guests and Sister Societies ”—

‘any Desk, suitable for an office.

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OFPFICE—London House Building, (Davies Corner), Queen St.

Apply to 4 ‘salary of $800 year. He continued in of- WILLIAM HEARD, _s#tice until his death in November, 1888. nov21-—tf | After his death Mr. McKinlay was appoint- sisi casaliolaion Sealniieageoncenie lal led his successor. Owen Curtis, surveyor ‘and draughtsman, was in office in 1876, |Sweet Home,”—responded to by J. Mclsaac, /and continued in that position until his pond Ait prepared and very elo- ‘death in May, 1886. This position was not | 1¥ent speech. , a ' filled, ees McKinlay was appointed } ,, we pr ane — —~ of the QRIME LABRADOR HERRING, now draughtsman and clerk in 1876. He oceu- set aed ee pnt 208. Sane oe . ; Ls : —. ' pouded to by Lt.-Col. Moore and Capt, landing ex schooner ‘*Mary Mack.”; pied that position until he was appointed | yy Qo... For sale by _ AAssist wnt Commissioner in December, 1888,| }), « The Press "—* For They are Jolly JOHN KELLY, | His position as clerk and draughtsman has/ Good Fellows,”—responded to by W. L. F American House, Dorchester Street. {not been filled. John Scott was appointed Cotton and B. D. Higgs. eu Warehouse—Welsh & Owen’s Brick Build-' #0 additional clerk in 1876, and continued! 12. ‘‘ The Lasses O,”~ ‘‘Green Grows the

“* British Grenadiers "— responded to by T. H. Haviland, Hon. David Laird aud D. O'M, Reddin, Esq.

9. **This Canada of Ours ’—** Home, Home,

MeLeod & McKenzie, Star Merchant Tailors.

Labrador Herring.

All kinds of Legal Business promptly attended to. Money to Loan at low intereat. dag & wky tf

inialipaipinin —({x \——— —

NV ODESTY forbids us (to use a slang phrase) to blow our own horn, and as it is contrary | a to our opinion (according to the old proverb) when in Rome to do as Rome does, we | shall endeavor, as heretofore, to present tacts so undeniable as to be beyond the reach of dis- | pute. True, people have gained for themselves a name (not an enviable one) which, to ail J appearances, served the purpose they had in view. But wisdom dictates, before posing as Every barrel warranted. leaders in the great race for supremacy, that we should look well to the foundation upon | which those assertions are based. To throw the mantle of charity over such people is our | motto ; and instead of revealing to the public gaze, through your columns, the errors into | which they have fallen, we will endeavor to lead them gently into the light. That you will!

JAMES A, MORRISON. GEORGE MUSGRAVE

MORRISON & MUSGRAVE, BROKERS

i MET en | ) é , . : ) At ng, Water Street. tf—oct29 | until 1879, when he resigned. Benjamin| Rashes,”—Responded to by B. D. Higgs. :

’ COE | > I t y P ee a ee : es a agen sir ye of Oe an oa | ———. oni -------_-—--—-- | Davies, jr., was also appointed clerk in| ‘*Qur next merry meeting,”—*‘ Auid Lang ; 3 oERs . ovince we treat the several branches of the trade in this city with the same consideration | 1977 snd tesioned in June, 1879. In Mo. }Ovee.” a: Commission MOPCR Ai "9 las a loving parent would his innocent offspring; and to this end we invite such traders to [Trae a Tt ¥ y 1

tag ; : : Ce ied : Tay ‘vember, 1879, L. H. DeBlois and Joseph| At each annual meeting in recent years

3 é high and co-operate in elevating this, the first profession, to the high status to which it H (j q § 1 ? . : g! yeal HALI HAS canted. os ae meantime, call and see our codons goods, in NAPS, MELTONS, | OLSES, alMages all iflg B a. McDonald — also appointed clerks. there has been a marked improvement in aaa a SCOTCH TWEEDS, WORSTEDS, ete., made up in the latest styles and cheap. a eeeee ane 'b ‘pen. a the eae to the — ; - the — { : : and guaduse will ic 3 meV i> = | His place was e y rancis §./quet of this year was, altogether, one of the eaaine on ee McLEOD & McKENZIE | FOR SALE. Longworth. Mr, McDonald and Mr. Long-|most enjoyable. ‘The piano playing by prompt atten — : : Ss 4 , 4 ° sth | worth are still in oflice—the only empioyes| Professor Earle was a new and pleasing

Rererences: Thomas Fyshe, Esq., Cashier} (Gy rlottetown, Oct. 19, 1889.

R. E. J. HOVGSON having no further, there now. The duties of Assistant Com-| feature, and the songs by Mr. Calder and

2 a : Vi ‘ " > ti i é x > . J . ; oy y > ; } ic a : + ee pee anes a abn a ee " : = a use for his Horses, Carriages and Sleighs, missioner, when I entered the office, 1 the recitations by Messrs. Webster and ig Chashadtatilies ge ova J |will sell them, together with Furs, Harness, found to be to act as accountant and cashier.| Warren were excellent. We have not |

WARREN & JONES, v KA MERCHANTS,

LONDON, ENGLAND.

; at \&e., by private sale. They may be seen at’ The law (39th Vic., Cap. 10, Sec. 14-15)|heard the address to the Haggis better f

PRINCE FOWARD ISLA an RAILWAY jany time at his Stabies. i gives him all the powers that I possess iu|given than by Mr. Webster. iq z : | oct28—tf jmy absence. Under the old Land Purchase t+e+e a Sesh = ——} Act the deputy was appointed by the Com- Port of Souris, . |inissioner, but under the Act of 1876 the - |

| appointment was made by the Guvernment.| Dec. 2.—Schooner Mary Jane, Captain

2829-90. Winter Arrangement, £5%9-90.

| me i } re : : , a : if oP t fai . ''The Assisti Jommissioner, besi ing} Saye, from Halifax, with a ral ¢ es in Canada by Morrison & oa w6 ot ¥ @ weLeDy i pinnae ot ro pent boul to the Mawtelen ae ty Maud osGRave, Halifax B < ; a aii i 10 ‘ ; +h Oat. 30, F807. —* AND AFTER MONDAY, DECEMBER 2nd, 1889, Trains will run as follows :— — be ae Se — ” Se _ senate to ye eee . ern: a a ee ; ae : ‘duties up to the time of his death. Pre-| Mauc , at. » los w . {AY & SONS are taking orders for winter |... ae we : vali ‘ rattl ste.. by Matti ; ; esiihia ein : werent ~~ a’ ‘3 . | Vious to my coming in, tne Assistant Com-| cattle, potatoes, eic., by Mattnew, McLean a A COOK ! BOOK : i fa supply of Celery. Celery packed In | Cs or als t liecting t & Co. and Sterns Bros., for the St. P . a 2n epatae B 4 Woem sor barrels, and delivered on board cay'| MSSioner also went on collecting tours . : PO8. - Pierre : FREE TRAINS FUR THE WEST. TRAINS FROM THE WEST. ee Caer eee "Onaael throughout ‘the country. In the fail of|market. The Waterfail is also loading by i i Xt é . e = as : oh ~ i. i ‘ 4 By mail to any lady sending us her post office a eit a a a i ae a ecilialaiiadl taker at the Market, Charlottetown, or ad- every year at has been the custom to send 4a McKachern & Co. for the | same market. ce address. Wells, Richardson & Co,, Montreal. j - I Ges & 8 Jownal.: Prices r ‘member or members of the staff to the re-} A large schooner *‘eame too” off the break- ; ONS ie 4 ee eT STATIONS we No. 4 dress J. J. Gay *& Son, Pownal. Prices range , : b ~ en —" ay sane ae tt | Peas ey from 25 to 40 cents per dozen, our best at $3) mote parts of the Province, to meet parties} Water yesterday, alsu supposed to be after > t Sajntintoasttanet . per hundred. ‘Taking the medicinal proper-} who had payments to make to the oilice. | 4 cargo of vats and other produce. a 1Ses a & bg | ‘. _ | Tignish ap! . 00° ties of Celery into consideration, and the pre-| 1 found this practice in vogue when I came N i Sitete aka ae enh, ee Chariottetown..++.....- Se it Saeeeaees fy sense seve ones : as valence of fevers in our midst, it is a wonder} into office, and continued it. Mr. Curtis} Natura story Society Notes : — nie ahaa MtamethOt cose. vs 73 DOO. AMR a casestens | 68 , om. fe 3 : : ° ; ’ , ic ee Soare 8 7 | 3 03 Bloomfield iysid shen sl 7 30 | that even more of this truly medicinal plant is! was surveyor and draughtaman. His duties ; one : ¢ Se Hunter River..eceses....-. : = : 20 eer. ates eekeactes er 9 - not used. : were to examine and report upon disputes The subject for the next ineeting of the ee esta. a : : a 9 ug 4 7 il Wy elldmarton..n.-c.+- au 949 My Ph ies re Fare vind have and discrepancies in surveys,. and to rect ify N. H. S. will be: - t he early Indians of P. eS 0 «9 | pettEias Fathi cies ---- : = ‘ 33 | Miscouche,......0+++++---.| . as heirha a te eo epelty : ‘ch a - TF mistakes. He had also to lay off the fronts £. Island, Pg nay and mode of subsist- CensingtoM......66-+0+- 5 : ar) 10 35 0 spe BAC ? r oman” a er : S _ Kensington ed eats ct eee aaliiial oc | 3a |: By gee oa not, make a start; if you have, I of vacant lands, and had to prepare the os general discussion by the mem te eee Summerside........-- | P.M. | Ser dp) P.M. | 630 need not tell you why. descriptions and plans. Mr. McKinlay | ers. its B H fit | p E i dp} 1240 | Kenainatep ial v0std ee os =: os 7 23 nov18—2aw (mon thu) wky 2i assisted Mr. Curtis in the discharge of his Mr. J. Hunter Duvar would be glad to ‘or oston, aliiax an . Cc, iStan ea nase roe : 4 Emerald Juaction.. "| 12 26 | 743 idl ; __...--- ,duties. Both of them engrossed deeds. | Teceive account of any ancient remains that * Steamship Line Port Hill. St 2 08 ee becveceseocs see : . 7 i : = Kvery man in the oflice was under the wee nom oe in 8. Island or of any 7 BP EN bbs svcsece ccvedeces 3 22 RUNLOF EOIV OB eas. oes recess: eT x Assistant Commissioner in my abser archweo. ogica item re ating to the Province loomii ae North Wiltshire..........| [= |. 26 ! y ence, | Fr ! > oe ees Alberton 0000000000002 i 20 | Royalty Junction. ........ i: See a eee The duties of the remaining clerks were to] His address is Hernewood, Alberton. _ - ) nly Direct Line Without Change. ignish,. ...... wOte sand ari 615 | Charlottetown........-- ar} 230 | ~=10 00 do as the Commissioner or Assistant Com-}, Since the date of the last public meeting ns. 2 ee TATIONS | | No. 10 sioner instructed them. Any official could {im connection with the society, the follow- Dy _———- STATIONS, No, 9% |) STATIONS. ; (The Sensible Housewife) receive money in payment fr lands. The|ing have been elected members: A. A. : CHARLOTTETOWN 10 BOSTON ee a iciowt oe, Mr rs ee fe on, & *le : ‘10° , 1p| 6 20 charge of the mone which was] acdonaia, dirs, ona r. Beer, W, Emerald Junction...... d 410 ~=||Cape T raverse....+-++--dp 6 3 . 8 , Y>. ’ ° om, - Cape Traverse... eee gh | 500 _||Emerald Junet bin in Be aed Sent the Largest Number of Wrapper 8} handed over to him immediately after re- i. ; oe The Staunch and Commodious Steamships ee eg ae eee ee deed cushy ceiving it. The Assistant Commissioner, in pplication for membership or for in- nize INS i OR THE BAST TRAINS FROM THE EAST his capacity as cashier, was to deposit this formation concerning the working of the “Carroll” and “Worcester,” TRA ’ : , . | ’ ; pre Jarre ail Orc’: ; WooDis S money in the bank to the credit of the] Seciety can be made to the Secretary, D. * . y i Montgomery, Charlottetown, t is having been thoroughly refurnished and put into STATIONS | No. & No. 7 i STATIONS. | No. 6. No, 8 s Treasurer. No other person besides the go y; rin wh sabe eot-clues candahen ta thames catmeek, ail, outing ST. N38, . ne German Baking Powder Assistant Commissioner, ia his capacity as D F tig hide tae” sala nye the peason of 1859, run as follows, commencing - —x : 9\cashier, had access to the cash box. Mr. Wi Chea, : ree age ing! wise Bpa b — Head 1 ERS it, See aman ma le + P. M. Mi. AND WRITES: McKinlay was cashierin Mr. Strong’s ab- PONLHE Says: h ingest is to held 66 ” 4 iG ae, 290 y + nn , : ken CARROLL, Somers... ee > 3 0 eine ae ot: WestviLLEe, Pictou Co., Sept. 5, 1889. | sence on collecting tours or on a vacation. tees yal * a child mnanee Migneault, of as From Charlott Thursd a... ae ‘ | a eat 8 0 I have received through Mr. Balfour, Post-|1 don’t remember that both were ever off at ago hy ee of Soothing Fenn oe Rate 4 ne aia ’ : ~ . , er —- : > ‘lap! 410 |Bedford.............. es 9 32 number of Wrappers of Woodill’s German jcash box, and that was kept by the cashier] similar eases have occurred in Quebee City of — Charlottetown BV Bree Will leave Boston, for | Cardigan.++........... nf ee |Royalty Junction........ tau Se Baking Powder, and thank you. I was not}for tho time being. The deposits in the] iate, one being that of a child named Cre- and Chatlottetown for Be ON aD A ene Georgetown. ....... wot: €6 sp peeorees edegantoes a influenced by offer to use any extra quantity. | bank were, according to law, to be made | pault, upon whom an inquest was also held ooly DAY, at six o'clock, p. in. pec Pe Ae dp! ' *; S Have used it for years, and can recommend it| once a month. My instructions to the staff bu pomen ele ‘ oenee runzeellent Passenger accommodation. Low Mount Stewart June...dp : ° ny le baat os 7 63 as a first-class Basing ae eae were to pay ali moneys over to the cashier, Faras. Resvuts.—The Decvmnensbds. inieis ae foe SBES—First-class Passage Berth in well-|St. Peters..............+++ 512 || St. Peters.......seeeeeerees 5 ¢ a? (Signed) D oie theatie he to Geposit them in the bank when worth | *3Y§ that Mr. James Kenny, father of James pers exteanned Cabin, 36.50. Atareroom Berth, $2.00 | Bear River......+++++ oxukl 5 57 Fates sssnowe sense 6eetes . : S $10, $3, $3, offered until eC. « to t 1ethree ahi and. when there wes time, Sheen Keuny, barber of that town, met with ‘an veart , Souris.......-..--+++- +. ar 6 40 _ liMount Stewart Junc....@r __‘_"™~—_ |families in P. E»Isiand sending Wrappers sre no instructions to make daily deposits | °°cident on Monday which terminated fatally ei cance Rates for Freight, which is always | —————————— enn en eee ee tae representing the most value, Address, ee wee : , , last Friday nigit. On Monday morni h r oikx “refully handled. ‘wai by Eastern Standard Time W. M. D. PEARMAN or other special deposits, but the monthly] q : any moremng the of CARVELL BROS., Agent Re fe : J. UNSWORTS Cn a yinents had always to be made scenes Crone shah six 9 lows, ond 3 het — Chari oo ° LEB Halifax, N.S. | P*y . dark made a misstep at the top of the stairs

HARRISON LORING, Treasurer, w Boston.

Railway Office, Charlottetown, Nav, 27th, 1889 --Gi all prs Gi

Superintendent,

ion.

At one o’clock the court adjourned unti}

No names published without pe octh5

4 p.m.

and fell to the bottom, hai ne eee