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WREWWELL/9G 47 1048

ANEW AND FIRST CLASS COOK STOVE,

| WI(TH ALL THE LATEST [MPROVEMENTS. EVERY STOVE WARRANTED FOR THIRTY DAYS!

Please Cail and Examine.

SIMON W. CRABBE,

“Sigs or THE Stove,” Queen Stree Ch’.own, Oct. 19—Iw

y wa is @ 1873 | - ae and hy Te , bom. | Rave occasion to travel, we publish below | ey ; aa beet Be ae 5 ge sidered as duty p@ reliable Traveller's Guide, which gives .. | O iate and sweet, t00 ‘ate, ey 7° ; Diy Ce ee "| brief the different means of leaving the , Whas hightingalc ™ ae a Tie oe icity, toyether with the hours of departure | hon ha” (e jot tie various trains and steamers ae of S ni ade reel Sterling GO) dave Bils, }0 per cent. prem | Urains .eave «daily And « ne ee vt ar Wilt, | : ny ot ay Bilis, 40 1 Fs : |\or Summer ide. Point du Chene and all | | i © Kel ae. 4 to44 perct di: mints »a. New Brunswick, United | Where wert thou when the soli June nights | * gold, 2} per ceat premiuin Stes ud Canada at 6 a, m. Were fulnt with perfume, glad with song? rafts Montreal, St. dohau, and Haiivax | Por Summerside, Tignisb and all points | Where wert iow when the days Wer) aie premium West of Summerside at 1:23 4, m., mig, ie and all points Kast of Summerside at Alm) slerpedd ill sud Mber & VounsR delights ¢ 1S ; #1) 99 Lo 30 3:25 p. m. | What hop'st thou new but checks ana Ierosene, per g . No i. “0 D3 a 0 25 Kor Mount Stewart. Georgetown, Souris | sights, : * ‘cc: SS (} 6 to 0.70 and all points East of Charlottetown at | Brief days, lone bights : i S ; ace ; 90¢ | 2 35 p.m, beiil i i ' Stay ! there’s a gleam of wiuter wheat iho ra ‘vC |) Steamer leaves Steum Nav. Co.’s Wharf— | Far on the Lili; doWu in the words eas nap cask Retail | Por Pictou, Halitax and all points in Nova | & very heaven of stillness broods, > Oe oy > y het Scotia every Monday, Wednesday, Aud through the mellow stuns boon heat, -. Thursday and Saturday wornings at Lo, tender pulses round thee beat, \ 5a. m. U late and sweet! : tale 28 to 2vc | Por Summerside, Point du Chene and all —Mary TOWNLEY. sik Bald 25 to 261 points in New’ Brunswek, United , ta 23 Lo 26 States and Canada every Mouday morn. THE USE OF FRUIT IN DISEASE. MoLA -ES ing at 3 o clock. : barbadoes 46 to 47 | For Mount Stewart and ilickey s Whart Phe following is an extract from an im-| rinadad, &« 12 Lo oo every Wednesday and Friday at 4a m. portant paper by Dr, Mekim, en the value) ~t. Vincent's ed ear o r 1 Of Snkieeen ent ee iol cl trou ur Orwell every Monday and Wednesday | vt fruit lu diseases to i puucheons. Retail price 5 to & cents] evenings. i There is scarcely a disease to whica We) ain higher, accurding to quantity and ‘For Crapaud every Saturday, weather wal wun family is beir, but the sulferings | tie... ; P tide permitting; and every alternate cro'rom Would be greatly relieved by the} © Saturday wili make a return trip. use of the very Iruits which are now so| VINEGAN _, Steamer leaves Prince Street Ferry Wharf—| wiclly forbi — i ee ae of these Vinegar, per ga r cask “6 loot) For West Kiver every Tuesday and Fris! siprases ulgd De cunducted lO a saie ter-} < ‘ tl aie ia ei te tes use of fruits, be-i Mess Pork 18 e 20 | ’ day wm ae v : oe , cause cf theac d- which the) © mtain. When| Prime Beet 4 to 16 Steamer leaves Peake’s No. 1 Whart— vur iroups Were lighting the Seminoles in | Prime Mess 14 t0 16} For Hawkesbury, ila ifax and boston every Mivrida, many Whe were sick wilh diarrboed | CG. G. Bacon i1.0U to 12.00 Mhursday at 5 p.m.

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api dysentery cured these diseases by steu - sog from the bospital into the fields and eal. | tug fruits, blackberries especially. 1 bave Dia ' Seut several children, suffering wilh cholerat ate sad iufantum aud with dysentery, into the peach line, sloye B1.10 to : ov | orchords, With most gratifying results; and Liverpoul SU to 9Uc | wuere they could not | carried lo the o1- Turks {sland do

t ie ; chards to pick aud eat the fruits fresh [rom | scoaus. (Duty (paid

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the trees, 1 have had the lithie suffercrs fed Barbadoes, 9 to 93 | » th sound fruit wilh equally good resul's. Eng. Refined, 10410 101 | iu the treatment of tyohouid fever, in which | Vn resins Pua 104 to 14 | sich extraordinary care is enjoined as res | American Crushed {1g to Iz} eards diet, liuies are not only highly grateful | Americau Granulated 10$ to Ll by the patient, bul even wirk very favorable | Cotfee Sugar 104 to 101 esulis. A plysician who had been sick Gulden Yeilow “30 to 108

wine Weeks wilh typboid fever, says his di

1 Prices P gar are ‘he hogshead. #irba@a was cured by peaches. Says he :! ee ee Rs

‘i itelail price I’to 2 cents per iv .cher.]s

1 lirst ate balf a large peach, and feeling | wo il effects, | ate the other half, then |caxpies One of two more, and the wext day | Moulds per Ib 124 to I3e a3 many as 1 desired.’ He adds: **My Soap ver Ib 5} to 74 Dowels got better at once and my re-| wren}. £:

vuvery Was rapid.” Since our last meet- ig a typhoid fever patient, who had been | «veut three weeks sick, and though im | “uving, Was allowed no diet but beef tea |

COAL AND, Woop. Philadeiphia Coa! \W ood, hard

3575 to 6 30 450 to 5.00 ; =? : or milk puueh, came under my care for a| Lallow, per ib — few days. I immediately ordered the free| furpips per bushel use of peaches aud grapes, and (he diarrhea at olce Ceased; apd at the end of five days, when I relinquished the care of her, she} Our quotations are f er lots of 10 barrells was Convalescent. My impresvion is, the | «nd upwards.

disease runs a shorter course under the!

0.)2 to 0.16 0.18 tovd

|Fi.oun anp MEAL.

Patent Process per_pu! $8.75 to 9.20

lree u ' fruits 1] : : ,

se of fruits than under the usual | Superior Extra 7.40 to * 60 miethod of treatment, and I think the use or Exira Superfine do 7 25 to 7.30 stimulants rarely required when fruits are | aie 7.15 to 7 90 fieely used, Jn the treatment of scarlet | Spring Extra do 6.60 to7 00

fever aud diphtheria, our summer fruits and | aa. ~ pees ' Strong Bakers do 7.10 107.20 miauy of the vegetables are most useful, aud Superfine 6.75 to 6.80

to the list may be added soine, or in fact wae , aa ‘ 5 Gded some, or in fae Corn Meal K p 3.75 to 3.80

ui), foreign truits. There is scarcely a disease, accompanicd with fever, but grapes | ait Dananus can be freely given to the pa- tient. In the treatment of dysentery ! would greatly prefer ripe, sound fruits. peaches especially, to any medicine that can be suggested. ,

Market Prices. Charlottetown, November 6, 1877 MEAT. Beef.small pieces] per |b. Beef[per lb. [oy the quarter] Ham, per lb.

Lamb, per lb Lamb per qr.

Facts and Serap

\n old gentleman, walking near a race

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tener acti tine tii te ae aan ae

E ” $0.06 to 0.14 0.05 to 0.68 9.12 to 0.16 0.05 to 0.10

0.05 to 9.10

course, Slopped and tapped an interested Mutton, per lo 0.05 to 0.10 *p ctator on the shoulder. > bh DO Sink cose sd ‘Why this concourse of people, my Foue-Fened pieces) per it. ron 0 Pee

0.54 to 0.64 0.04 to 0.07

Pork, per 1b. (by the carcass)

lvend?? oe asked, Veal, per lb

‘Ii is not a coucourse, sir; it is a cvurse,” replied the spectator,

races

POULTRY.

Chickens, per pair 0.30 to 0.50

\ poor fellow ia Scotland, creeping ) F through the hedge of an orchard, with an| Pucks, (each) 0.16 to'0.25

0.20 to,0.25 1 00 to 0.05 0.40 to 0 50 0.15 to 0.25 0.50 to 0.70

Fowls, (each)

Brant, (per pair)

Geese each

Partridges each

Turkeys each BREADSTUFFS.

iutention to reb it, was seen by the owner, who called out to him :— *“Sawney, hoot map, gaun?” “ Back again,” said Sawney, as he turned Oul al the same hole he came in at.

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A respectable Presbyterian minister, who} Buckwheat Flour, per Ib ¥.03 to 0.04 Was in the constant habit of taking. a glass| Flour, per bbi. 7 00 to 9.00 Gi spirts before going into the pulpit, asked ‘lour, per 100 lbs 3.25 to 3.50 coe of bis children one dav after dinner if} Qa2tmeal, per 100 lbs. 3.00 to 3.25 sce Wwoblda’t like a dram. — FISH.

* Na, nha, papa,” said she, “Dm feared it Codtish, per qtl. 3.50 toa 4 it Woull gar ima preach.” Herring, per bbl. 400 to .:. \ lawyer the other day went into a bar-| Mackarel, per doz 0.60 to

bors shop te procure a wig. In taking the BOARDS. ditetisions of the lawyers head the bar. er Hemlock, 100 feet 0.81 to 0.93

eXclaimed :— * Why, how beng your head is sir?” ‘Yes, replied our worthy triend, lawyers must have long heads.” bue barber proceeded to his vocation, bur jength exclaimed ;— Why, sir, your head ts as ‘thiek’ as it is ong!’ Biackstone miz/led.

1.62 to 2.40! 0.80 to 1.00 | 1.50 to 1.75 |

Pine do

Sprace do

Shingles, per M. MISCELLANEOLS.

tiomespun, ‘men’s wear perjyd,

Homespun,( women's do per yd,

Homespun Flannel, per yard

Lard per Ib.

Pearl Barley, per Ib

Potatoes, per bushe!

Sheepskins (each)

straw, percwt.

Apples, per bushel

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0 65 to 1 00} 0.35 to 0.44 | 0 32 to 0.38 | 0.12 to 0.16

0.03 to 0.04 VU 20 to 0.25

0.36 to 0.45

0.36 to 0.00 ; 0 60 to 1.45) 0.80 to 1.00 0.24 to 0.26 0 20 to 0.22 0.12 to 0.18 @ 144 to 0.150

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be London mob is a very rude and sav uge crealure. A crowd torced its way ivto ithe cemetery With those who attended the funeral of Titiens. Some endeavored to shake some of the marble monuments dowa, | |,’ ley. Saetieahel 0 hers defaced some ef the monuments with, | Barley, per suphe

their hobv-nailed boot. They crowded | muatge (fresh oe Ib) } iounbd the grave, some clambering on the) haseripes , by the w shetiders of olhers, and they bawled, hoot- |‘ ireese, (ae milk)

+d. taughed, and swore in the most disgus!. Cheese, per lb

‘uy fashion, Itis strange chat the savay- Clover Sew, per lb 0 LO to 0.04 vty of the Londen populace loves so mach | Eggs,per de Z, 0.17 to 0.18 4 eahibit iiveif at the fanerals of persons! Green I cone"? qt. 3 to 0.4 uf bute. Way, per ion 179 4 to 19.00 | Hides, per Ib. O~ to 00.4 Phe special correspondent of the London | Calfskins, per 0 06 tc0.09 * Laucet” is horrified at the sanitary state | a ccmnigmmvemnmtiay | of (be Rhine cities, and declares that the | . * Geman hotels are constructed in the man- i OR SALE.

bee best fitted to render their inhabitants tiwst susceptible to the evils of bad drain- | wie. Who that has been in Cologue, for) [).WO PIGS (six months’s old)—one thor. example, will not endorse the statemeut? | ougbbred Berkshire Sow, bred on the

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dime canpot Wither, or custom stale, the; estate «f the Earl of Derby; the other half i suite and infernal variety of bad odors in! Berkshire and half Chester Boar, just ar- | that vilely smelling city, and recoilection. :ived from Eugtand. brings even across (he sea a whiff cf their) INER OFFICE.

Nov.

Apply at the Exam. |

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' Lancashire Fire Ins.Co., | North British Fire & Life Ins.Co.,

Steamer leaves Peake’s No, 2 Wharf— lor Halifax and intermediate ports every Vhursday at 6 p.m.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

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(OUR ADVERTIZING PATRONS.! 1...

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MERCHANTS AN") AUC- TIONEERS Low. Queen street!

COMMISSION

Carveil Bros.,

Witiiam Dodd, Up. Queen street K,T Newbery & Uo.,, Water street Haszard Bros,, Water street

McKenzie & Stumbles, N.Side Queen Square Arch’d McNeill, No.11,Queen street 3. Wilson Higgs, Water street tly ndiman Bros., Cor. Queen & Wat. sts b.s Hanford & Co,, Water street W.D.Stewart, Queen street K.Needham, S.Side Queen Square B Balderston, Low. Queen street Jus Seller Kent Street 2 right & McGowan, Low. Queen sireet DRY GOODS DEALERS. Geo. Davies & Co., Cor.Queen & Rich’d sts W.A.Weeks & Co., Cor.Queen & Syd’y sts) tobt.Orr & Co,, Queen street Beer & Sons, N Side King Square J.D. Mason, Queen street Perkins & Sterns, Queen street C.tull, Queen street Robt, Young, S. Side Queen Square HARDWARE DEALERS,

S.W.Crabhe, Bourke, Son & Co., A.A.Baldwin «& Co., WE Dawson, Beer & Sons,

Queen street

Low. Queen street Up.Gt.Geor ge street N side King Square

SHIP OWNERS.

Veuke Bros. & Co., Low. Queen dames Duncan & Co.,, Water

street street

Hon.U. Davies, Water street F.T.Newbery & Co., Water street P Foley, Low. Queen street Hyndman Bros., Lower Water st G. D. Longworth & Co., Water st

GROCERIES. Beer & Goff, Up. Queen Street W. Kennedy, : ts H.Coombs, McKachern & Co., FURNITURE. Mark Butcher, Cor. Kent & Hillsboro sts WATCHMAKERS,

W.W.Wellner, E.W. Taylor, J.P.McKay,

Up.Gt.George street Queen Street

N.Side Queen Square S.Side Queen Square N.Side Queen Square | SILK DYER, ETC.

»* } Fizroy street |

? Queen & Grafton sta)

CD. Ranki:., Grafton street | Apothecaries’ Hall, N.Side Queen Square |

BOOK DEALERS.

N.Side Queen Square |

Queen strect |

S.Side Queen Square}

limothy O'Conseii, Queen street |

Arthur Haszard, N.Side Queen Square PHO PFOGRAPHERS,

‘Cor.Queen & Dorchester sts_ BANKS.

U aion Bank—Geo. MeLeod, Cashier,

Cor.Gt.George & Hich'd st, Bank of P.E.l-land—J.R.Brecken, Cashier, |

Low.Gt.George street

Merchants’ Bank—Wui.McLean, Cashier, | Walter street.

G.

W R Watson, S.W odd,

Theo. L.Chappelle, Bremuer Bros., H.A. darvie,

Russ Bres..

AGENCIES, Allan Line Steamers, Quebec & Gulf Port Steamers,

Carvell Brus Merchants’ Marine Ins.Co., +

Boston Line Steamers, , P.E.Isiand Steamers, FLW. Hales. Imperial Fire Ins.Co., F.U.Newbery | Montreal Marine Ins.Uo., " - Inman Line Steamers, gi - Anchor Line Steamers, " * Royal Fire Ins.Co., M.A.Cameron

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Geo.W.DeBlois Intercolenial Express Co., Theo.L. Chappelle Agricultural Fire Ins.Co., Jas.DesBrisay | Ucean Steamship Co., Peake Bros. & Co Queen Ins.Co. (of ngland), Geo.McLeod, Union Bank Sun Mutual Life & Accident Ins.Co.,

Horace Haszard Ch'town, Uct. 19, 1877—2w ed

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- REPAIRS

|'RINGS, from $1 00 to $20.00.

~ 3. F McKAY,

H SIDE QUEEN SQUARE, CHARLOTTETOWN WATCHMAKER & JEWELER just received WALTHAM WATCHES in solid Silver Cases with GUARD and KEY, warranted one year,

from $17 upwards. A NICK ASSORTMENT

Gold and Silver Plain and Fancy Rings, Chains, Lockets, Brooches, Ear Rings, Spectacles. All Work Warrant

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Repairing Neatly Executed. Ch'town, Oct. 19—Imecd

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SOUTH SIDE QUEEN SQUARE, AND NEARLY FRONTING Post OFFICK, Cu’ TOWN.

OWN MAKE.

Jj A large assortment of Ladies’ and Gents’ SILVER WATCHES, from $8 00 upwards. ‘ “ GOLD WATCHES, * &20 OU ss Every Watch warranted for twelve montns.—GOLD ALBERTS. from $5.00 to $30.00 PLATED & SILVER ALBERIs.—A tall assortment of PLAIN GUID and other GOLD LOCKETS, from $1.50. Colored and Bright

Gold BROOCHES and KARINGS. S'TTUDS, from 10 cts. to $8.00 per set—hundreds ta choose from. SILVER-PLATED WARE, in great variety. @RUET FRAMES, from $1.00 to $12.00. CAKE BASKETS, FRUIT DISHE 3, PICKLE STANDS. VASES CUPS, NAPKIN KINGS, SPOONS and FORKS.—ali warranted to wear well. Nickel TEA SPOONS, that will wear always while, fom $1.00 per doz. CLOCKS and TIMR.- PIECES, from $1.00 to $30.00. SPECTACLES, to suit nearly all sights, trom 25 cents per pair. Best Londou-made Pebble SPECTACLES, with case, $2.50 per pair.

The above is only part of our Stock, and to which we are continually adding on inspection, will be found to Compare favorably with others.

E. W, TAYLOR. Ch’town.

TS MARINE INSURANCE

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Capital $1,000,900 with power to increase io $z,000.0¢u HEAD OFFICE

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CARVELL BROS.

Agents tyr P. E. 'sland

COAL, COAL, CGJAL

Vale Colliery.

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Fairbanks’ Scales.

400 3 i, GOO 7 SUALES ON HAND L200

CARVELL BROS., Agents.

Ch'town, Oct. 22—2w eod

JUST RECEIVED FROM LONDON

2CASES FANCY GOODS, SLLVERED GLASS VASEs, CONCERTINAS, FIDDLES

An Excellent Article of

|LARGE DRY ‘NUT COAL

is being furnished all this season at§the Mines, without any delay.

Onpeks SOLICITED.

CARVELL BROS.. Agents. Ch’town, Oct. 11—3w eod pat 3w

FINAL NOTICE

A great Asssortment of

FANCY ARTICLES [McDougall & Currie’s Debtors.

Frota 4 cts. up each. LL ACCOUNTS not settled by the 15th

+% NOVEMBER, will then be handed to County Court for Collection.

J. S. CARVELL, Assignee Ch’cowa, Oct. 26, 77-2 aw pit arc

doors beiow W. E. DAWSON Great George Street.

JOHN LEWIS.

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