THE

DAILY EXAMINER .

AND OTHER ITEMS PE NEW SP, DUNSTAN'S CATHEDRA ANI E 5, “LB ITE RS 10 THE em | | ERs are to-day called for ! \ Ca Cathedral whi t a » this cite. oud Uh we SEEKING INFORMATION, W b she for } | . vi \ . — “4 - wit ; Sir,—Is it true that the President of the | 5 : ! epatel he preset ‘1 ti ‘aes m4 ee ) cathed Cha town Club is to be one ofour re - ‘ s , ey: oT , Med? a presentatives at the Council board? It is 20 PER R CENT. DISCOUNT. : i i “a ASC) LOT th tly r¢ porte j that a char we has re- ; - f “ . i . a ntly been made in the officers of that is P pla Pp: oi Meise ub, and that Mr. Donald Nicholson suc w ay t < i lt is unde od , rete a ; ; eds Mr. Davies as President. Will you athedra are : : ; ; ' re ; ae Pee) } or Mr Ni holson inform your readers - ? , \ { s rumor is true orfnot, because ss Y en aone , 1 saele end Ya fe antin this temperance cam S wok oe mips a sa ww who we are voting for. | r cage See" aad i | TEMPERANCE, 24) py t str iw mnt | t ie EB St | ‘ Breas | oS | if et | TORRES VEDRAS FOR NICHOLSON, Ip K R Cc E NT. | w es, r str 1 pla ‘ by Mr \ : “ ‘ 4 ry | p e) : oe 7 _ Str,—Last evening’s Examiner has a : tothe city snd a | tt r Mr. Donald Nicholson's | Daecos NT * redit . an Catholic é views on the sewerage question. This isa i e . rhe } ’ have bee f | and any candidate Mr. | set — . favor of .sewerage at the J 5 . ai ‘ Hi 3 pla t it tame would be liable to be shelled @ . ‘ 46 " it v fron Mror ts 4 . B \ vork will be ai I v baily from opponents. — It would New this fall but slightly soiled. Will clear the lot| ee : : a fore be advisable for both Mr. Nichol t T'we P ‘ ' . ae and M Whear to adopt the tactics of a weuty er Cent. .. Discount. ® ee } Mr. | er on the Manitoba School Ques- M +) 4 ‘ | tion and keep well within the lines of | ind'| Torres Ved or Orit. of oile pager ; : .. A Frienxo, Sia | A } } sihedra \ . I rot stvie o se mcg aie | Bee Sa aae S eeks’ i v 200 € Y } ae a : \ ‘ inset 100 ~ Th coiinsliiniatiad , I ‘ 1e new p! an of nominating can- —_—_——— ~ i s ¥ » 4 ca WW ‘ lat r ‘ae ites for civic hon sin ahole and cor 4 , e 3 i U spires a ris not in the C fi “ W dd d it ! n In the 3 o> * . " & on the roof didates sl i be aa as oar at crea om orts a eC ui s . 1 hould be nominated ¢ eetings * 5 ae ieee ps eA | tes sel tonite mrp | 40 poet Wadded Quilt . _* be, 170 fee various wants, and not by] COmforts, adde uilts. at thre ies IT reside in Ward one and upon ~ é it of | y vunds Mr. H. ©. Douse wi sa se ° . . grounds J i . ul was trans ’ \ vile g, a large one in the centre | planted down there Ido not know. I do Cheap and the right thing for the cold weather. Ss A M ‘ : nes ‘ sid know, however, that he was never asked “ ‘i ‘ ces att a ya ward meeting, and I hear he is com EE | = : : < oy | fialf Price—Lad Back I - a Ww t gagain. No i th vink it speaks very a rice 4a ies e ac € ay i - . : ” od Bt and ae structure. po ' ¥ { r the intel nee of thi a ward, Hi: if Pp . i L di 9 . . " sey made an attempt. to get | ‘Phe organ callery will be reached by | when a stranger from another want has to | MAAIL Price—Ladies’: Jackets. A Akos vo stairways, one of which Ww { place i be € rt iy, steht , re } . > : ’ ' r . , Phe Resipenr Warp One. e 4 ’ x oo ag Half Price—Lad : ieee siehiai —— a rice adies VWapes, . M \ : vill ha CHRISTIAN ELECTORS, RE . is > : he main auditorum will havea seating : i al Pr iis a C tes foot pro- | The asin suditoram will haveseneting | FS m | alt Price—Ladies’ Capes. ; + Us bh Sin,—The Rev. Mr. Simpson, on Sun. | . 1 : he ar aa r root ! ast, said no more than could have | y sly 7 j ( . ¥ bene oe et a red Nearly all sold at Half Price. . : een said by any clergyman in Charlotte- | mo vated so tha € view fi town. With too many of the professed | - ar W é ally good -f 4 ‘ullowers of C hrist, se Ifishness and self. | i mi .d H: ee I . s é | I | - = , , Ae ma ur terest take first place, and temperance is | i Lmime ats and sonnets. i 3 a we > : - 4 } eave és ” vest ; Eoor ated to; aback seat. The temperance : t also } eS A aad 2 A Pie oy . : ~ wr : p will wien ite n has suffered, and suffered much | And 50c. for your choice of Untrimmed Felt Hats, . . t re ea his cause Any mercenary excuse } iii laa casa praiaiicitpaiesiaes " _— ara ach § n deemed sufficient to wouad the | ' ew ats ‘ suse that should be dear to the heart of | a r & : ° , : ie good mat *“Q Liberty, Liberty, | ” . ; : * an | what crimes have been committed in thy e9 ah ’ or neme !’ There never was a grander op .~ it ' a Uv tia ¥ ° y , } +} » mre »} ve | 9 portunity than the present for christians | Th P ] S s : 5 ' ' iat . : ee " ew bean apartment | to unite tozether for the common good, | e cop es tore. ( 2ea rgvy as avest L- r ’ » i . a : ~. : ik every personal consideration, and Charlottetowre, Ji ae oF Se ws os : hariottetown, January 14, 1896. A ai N contain @ } gain a glorious victory. Will they do it ? | = = ' . 60 f ‘ 42 feet w .. . ot i 1 , i the I S = seet z God help the man who for the hope of 5 ‘ for 7 apa 5 & detw and | getting a paltry job of work either for | Aaver ine teamers. : Ps . = mE or tot seems one sles gute bis Ye | 7 - gion in his pocket, throws principle to | r a . 5 7 winds, and gives his influence on the} pmgan¢ that the place to have = —— oF rooms on inter Genwine. : g r ti ti isem SERVER | sitinsceileakee : y ‘ IW Cus s bes i prove too s nines ene | your WATCH RE- mia? : worshippers | THE BACK DOWN. DIREGL SAILINGS BETWEEN : a : : PI a. 71) PROMPTLY | | ar of worabippers ae | ny, SER Se: Ae ee PAIRED PROMPTLY > ‘ = ‘ 4 pr i y Of _SI8, The writer in last evenin gs Pat- i ' aty ‘ 1 i J a ‘ a. ageless — ors and throwing the two rooms riot very properly calls attention to the Sones sein and as it should be ra as pera ated in I a ‘ altars HY, 1auct ; M Simon - Ur At ne and Liverp ol Steamer. St John, NB ——o i : és Herbert Beer at the Jast civ) electian. | Sat, Dee Lake Ontario Wed. Dee 23 . 2 ‘ S Cc v.—T r - . ; : when at the last m ment they withdrew| ; Laks Winnipeg * ms done 1s at — \ ge ves ? ; | Jan 4 ..Lak+?Sucerior oa re an 4 ‘ ers V i . art s ; H th ntest and allowed ithe W ard {o | “ Lake Ontario Feb 5 } &- Ww g i . zo bv lefauit. and two aie yns to be elect Feb 1 Lake Winnipeg “ = ‘ ’ g aS ng im tales : 7s Lake Superior Mar 4 sa . pla I “tiie : ed by acciamation—one of ‘hee was not} «4 + 2). Eaxe tintario ‘i * 48 ais uae ees oe ge on g j 4 I arv 4 : 2 th t ; t : : field. Messrs. Crabbe and Beer * Maris.. Lake Winnipeg ‘* Apr 1 Late of the empl ce ee ellner, A ‘ g mad “ail owe it the electora of Ward Fourto make} “ — “ %.--Lake Superior. * * 5 | Great eore’d treet V zy apps S rT : . 5 | MpSspT eo rN @4} ; < ¢ read Wards th TT i full explanation of their conduct on that ose and $13. Round Trip, OA € = ’ c} i - as sis a. ec asion They have not as yet, althongh | ~ SkCOND CABIN—To Liverpool, London- | NEAR QUEEN SQUARE. ‘ - +} and } a ey years have P yvassed, taken the citizens | derry, ~ ee = wait >t. ee Tr db jan23 t 9 ) > t . SCN 2. na so o Londoo, Bristol or Cardiff $5%. | 2: : : ieee a ba sto their confil anil sat “T } . m | MStE L v1 atik a ns % 2 te j j Mr 4 2 that their action was origi: hey have; 8 (;i—-Te Liverpool, London, Glas | MeN ( Street ] aed oo i t not even given the re asons which led to | £2.% aon [oliast, $24.20; 10 Bristol and Card | - HT A zoo e@ < ho y } 1 ."s } a : ° 1 > : Frida 2 pas Se leh bn teks + their wit idrawal at five minutes to four | NUTE —Steerage passengers by ‘he Be sa The . . © on nomination day. I was then one of; Linea wre provided with ae of bedding, and = : . “ FO aie ae ‘) a ap) | ating and drinking utensils free of charge 3 ‘ at al derstand that the piano is a very fine one. ir supporters, and I felt then cs I feel | Tusur an on carbidiandartaaanl ek anacaes Ge Note hereby giv ven en that the Anoual hats s ioere shan i) an hed in ene ow, very much annoyed at them, and I] | ght carried at lowest rates and to all General Meeting of the shareholders ot $} yf sins he exnected t do not think they are entitled to any con- | Im portant points both oe rg ve a, - Tue Examiner Publishing Company will o ne i - } a } , } - i c ire WALLS € 4 ec : Tec ie a i i“ : $ ¢ sideration at the hands of the electors un- | facilities - ovens for the carriz ret butter, be held at the office m . Tne ExaMIver : . 0 ee they have satisfied ourselves that they | cheese and perishable freight ‘newspaper on WEDNESDAY, the 29th t . : . ees bed 6 : acted in our interests when they withdrew. | heme ner particulars as to freight cr pas day of January, inst., at eight o’clock in 0 ea ae ee They Lave a good deal of assurance to| p. «C. MacIVER : : the evening. as sa ilar te ie yh ms ; .&C.] VER, D.W.C'\MPBELI, | = j sd ee E: Cs - @ | come out again and ask for support with-| ‘lower Buildings, Manager, 18 Hospital s.; | ARCHIBALD IRWIN, ‘ ery a : i i Ct a S | p $ he needed explanation, and I for oue | : aa eee Montreal, Secretary. _ s 4 — bea! bs ail tend to support them until I hear | Or . OP & SON, Agents, St Johan, N B, | Charlottetown, Jan. 15, 1896. “ _ ; ie @.1 mire about the mater. Wea: ort Brite ts PO enter Iris S and e skin sof ' ‘ : ae | Nowe ee ee e 4 ons if we accept them after their retreat. | | s ciety’s Ha n We y; y , ne v9 é Warp Forr. | | ice Assormen é A } granu as Deer nY | rp > % ' een ed atngon' crea Af Reon, é Sea ‘THE TIME. | f é ¢ A DE MU RRER | sei ee eres -_— j ' A \ ' 25 ey This Month em , Co. , : ; : $ CINTS. $| 8 t,—I beg g to express my dissent from | ; 1 . ve ™ " lt 'p sition té ake n by the Citizens’ League, | ry x —. ! IC ures all wea = = aida t g ? 3T é ‘ 5 HE PI AG i: $2 Be 3 lial ] JOHNSON & COHNSE™, | as voiced by a clergyman, one Of its lead- } 4AURA. | eb . a é | ing ale rs, preaching last night accord- | ie | : ' — ee . a 2 : ¢ to announcement on behalf and at the 136 Queen Stieet. } Picture Mouldin th ayo, and Sian % |e THE DRUGGISTS. é juest of the League. 7. . the ba 42407" held |§ 9|"Hevoid hisneares that, though hey! THE GOODS o ™d - _ . vespateestoemanindia. 290900040 0098000" might liffer as to the rig rhteouspess or ex- | _ JUST OPENED f sum ot $1,330.89 | pesiency of ‘the Canad m. Teggerancy Act, Boots, Slippers, ete. . . Vi . | still as Jong as it remains law it is their i —— 2 1e | duty to unite and work tozetherto give it| A chance is now offered you to secure | On Monday evening f - ; * } stotvetig oe me ‘ i. | full effect, and therefore they should vote | Boots, Sives, a ippers, etc, at reduced PICTI TRES FRAMED at men i . 1} \ | : a ' » | for no man as Mayor or Councilor: who} prices. A big Clearance Sale in order to | J Ma , i - 7) sa i Little G uide | does not pledge himself to its strict en-| make room fo oo ing Goods. During « 4 i I e s forcement | this month we will give ‘Sena’ Discoutits | AT ~ HORT N DIECE. ra an . ‘ aks ' . j wes oat © “The law mast be enforced” is a plaus- | in all kinds of Footwear (Rubbers ex. | sare eX] be in their « cs } ; ee = ea of : , | ible motto and a good cateh-word. But | cepted). “ Cheap Shoe Store. } fembers of other divisions are oo nats : : 4 we must not let it blind us tothe facts. It | } , . at | lhe e.° | e a ig r % , DD .s ad «hioved | Steers = well known that the citizens do|}R, K, JOST, 136 QUEENST. |Good Work! Low Prices! : ‘ polit liffer; indeed that they are very } a ’ | ke \ a so many customers cur evenly divided, as shown at every | [wo Doors Below Prowse Bros. : l ue ‘ ab 5 as ; : J —e ' es ; - am f “goon 4 ay . | election on the Act in que Stic pb, anid janl4 —dy : oh ” oe ee wav is the Pig eR | to demand that one-half the peop! 2 should |} Se M y pat , 7 7 . | put aside every other consideration and | ‘S500 down, $90 on mortage if de | fj | all Orns i LLEYFIELD Tracepy.—lIt is stat cla vote only for men who promise to devote $1500 (327 orn P sirable dwelling near | J 5 sbakiom of: hin nod IPT('h ro ace yout Only for m 10 promise to Gevole | centre ot city, not far from park, good neigh- ee ” MS We place ON | |) emselves to the carrying out of an Act | | 1, healthy, Gr: Street. 1 rc > 27 TERS S zg he following ee a as Gade: tes” tee dike leak ate | borhood, heal ib sor then ealsting Se cor | BOOKSELLERS & STATIONERS. : ¢ warr . 7 + | they do not believe in, is neither logic nor | 4 ELUISH, LOI : e, — 7 fthe Va rageds : the BIG FURNITURE, ‘2° 20 nt believe in, sic nor | ek ing aud Great George Streets ©" Lows | I p et that nig ae ea , } : scape # ; . As long as the law stands unrepealed | Sal : _ ™ _. values we offer. Un-| we must give it our obedience, and it is} — ne ~ o- = ‘oe or © On ; | the Magistrate’s duty to enforce its pen- | I a the t Bae os usual attractions at our | a0 es. But those who are opposed to its | Z raw pis " © tavie, ab | principl le, or who deem it impracticable, | ie . frichtenias people aia si \ ie j : a : | bs ‘ Pe va F , te NEW STORE in the | woul ld be making tools of themselves by , } rl a sha _, mb a negle ecting » their real interests to seeure its a. + i ¢ ae | pe F U RN I T U R E LINE | fur rance The most they can be asked | e@ niat antalix wer mY aa ~ i * ws s .? ee ee ae * to « 7 is to give a prm#sive assent, until 8000 4* Saw ihe blood, Sobortis mn i 1118 , ig superseded by a more reasonable mea- E ‘bead and no ionger En ew just now. | nares ps ———— = as doing Ik a pears that th | The first interest of every citizen is to Condemned Man ual Fequested =" spirit | secure a Mayor and Council that will a et en oie nie - 'MARK WB: ann & GO. look after the good of the town, and see a Lon the gaiiows, If be had been aViall og that our taxes are applied to the best pur ed pose. The mere fact that aman is not an } a ee et ee ee ae Ae AD A | enthusiastic supporter of the Scott Act is | ‘ SEE | nothing against him in this respect. We i } certainly do not want men who. might . y | donate city moneys towards the spy apd r 1 9a | sneak fund. Money is alresdy scarce | . A r6-MORROW s enough, and perj ury tvo prevalent. = ee > 4a Cives Non Serv og eg Gas =—— = Jany. 27th, 1896. 3 5 pe eee ©» Mek eee Oaceraean FE ps Goce | ‘YVOUNCEMENT —_—— 50 Wen’s OYs vercoats ap AF “i <—Z > mM.FL . , 4 a i f— S \ “/4 a a ™ \ & ms > ONY ab: ie Ge: _ QueBEc Winter Caryivat Prepara U e - = { ' yi we = + 237-32 3 3° a ns are bei ing made on suc h a 8c al ¢ as to is ters, price from $2.50 to a. joe fe , } ; aa Sei (8s 92 &% if FOR po nt to tl ye fact that this carnival wiil, in | - ae en | all 1e=pects, far surpass all previous ones, S Pe Aa, | and this statement, coupled with the low SiG 00 a ‘ | 3 ms ae. as be ‘| oe | fares, should induce alarge number of ” ’ ba 22 NH i ae XQ VW ETHENG | pe ople to visit Quebec. The People’s ° + a, ae SO. } Tailway, in this connection, issue return | @9Q) Waadies’ Jackets and Ulsters,

OF UNUSUAL INTEREST,

Have you seen the surprising value we are offering in | throwing away |

Down Covers at $5.80. It is almost like

Money not to buy one.

These goods deserve all the praise they are receiving to state all

from our customers, and we have not begun

their good points.

Tae Wearner.—F resh to i. westerly to north-westerly winds ; grocrally fais

And a little colder.

|

|

BEER BROS.

Leslie, of Souris Line Road, to Miss Bar-

| teriai Association of Charlottetown cordial!

tic acs at first-class single fare on the 24th and 25th, good leaving Quebec up to Fet. ruary 5th, aud at special fare of $11.00 from Pictou to Quebec on the 28th and 29th, good leaving Quebec up to February 3rd. jan 17 eod

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MINISTERIAL Assoctarion.—The Misie- ly ib vite the members of all Young People’s Societies in the city, and within @ radius of fifteen miles, to meet in the basement of | the First Methodist Church on February

7th at 7 p. m. It is proposed to‘¥erm a ne ‘al union for the purpose of deepening the interest in young people’s socieites’ afi making necestary arrangeinenots for the Maritime Convention of Christiaw Endeav- orers and aifiliuted societies, which is to be held here in the coming summer,

—_ ~

"MARRIED.

At Rollo Bay, on the 22nd inst., by the Rev: Father Walker, P. P., Mr. Philip

bara White, of Gowan Re

ranging from $4.90 to $16.00. ALL AT HALF PRICE!

It will pay every buyer to look at these

oods, as they must be. sold regardless

of cost.

T. J. HARRIS,

AGENT.

Charlottetown, January 11, 1896 ~dy

TUESDAY,

J ANUA _

Now read Mrs. Jenness

. . again carefully and remember it or cut it out.

‘hen you have

28,

Miller, thousands of others.

not cut it Properly, Have used the

or have been induced to try the “just as good” imitations.

1896.

lata ete ieee song

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Mrs. Frank Leslie and

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wrong weight

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SS i} Have you | isappoi f ave you been disappointed a . } , ." i¢ z In using Fibre Chamois? + oe 1 { a6 ss ee eee J me | 4 Always Cut Across the Goods 4, i Fer the Following Reasons: * In a skirt, for instance, the fine creases or | skirts and sleeves, and the weizlt « wrinkles that run lengthwise of the goods should | felt. A few inches of the No. 30 "Saround a always run around, never up or down | hem may be necessary in a sireet sk E 4, They will thas act as :o many little wires, | No. 20, rue Mevicm, y a { giving splendid support and etiffness. The drag | and warmth in coats, capes, ete : , and strain will also be across the grain, which is No. 30, tue Heavy ¥, - much tougher that way | either single or double, t 7 No. 10, tae Licut Weicur, used in this | lapels, ete. ra ¥ way will be found ample support for all | 5, ” » e ‘ To Keep ail in place and bring the strain equally on lining and interlinine i i x t . ‘ ~ } Tack Securely to the Lining. q v The name and number is on every card Used as above, ratisfaction is positively = i to protect you certain. Redfern approves, so do Lillian Russe 4 3 t t i | { T \

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ys

S, Sp ‘ SP-od oP Corn ag Se 2 . WeAwSARTA a

is Short.”

As the saying is, ‘‘! have got prices in FURNITURE where the wool is short.” I ask you to buy because it is to your advantage to buy if best values is your object. No humbug,

JOHN NEW SON'S.

1896—dy

OAS Ciaesaea aon 9 ye 1 che

LOOK!

ae

We are offering the balance of Winte

oan Creme

Charlottetown, January 18,

and Do anything in our line? If so,

Ulsterings, Overcoatings Suitings a

very low prices to clear, you wan don’t put 1

oft any longer—buy now,

Merchant Tailor.

Charlottetowas, January 22, 1896—¢y

YOU OUGHT 4 70 KEEP WARM,

yi and we 7, you leave your with us for a good, A Overcoat or Ulster : you waint the

Rearymade Ulster CO'at sold in supply you won't cost prove it,

‘see them. All Goods at special prices.

\\!

it. much

with you

—— ee

ON ‘DECK,

fit to doubt.

and he is beyond a ‘Shiiewer suitably dressed for it. however cost!y, suits either wearer or the occasion even

Want of tit commandment: of dress. cen atone for such offense. nearest approach a

Overcoat made to onder at a reasonaole price. A tew

$17.00 Beaver Overeoats atill Left.

Ss. A. McDONALD),

Cl’town, Jan. 17, 1896—246-

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can help you do it | jo ordel ra| oa booming warl | and if cheapest or Over- the city we can

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LEADING FASHIONAGLE TAILOR

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LJOKN MeLBOD 00.

there, too, | be the |

; place or occasion, a man should be No attire, the | half) tolerablv unless it is perfect im fit. | violates all the ten | Nothing { The | readymade | clothier can make a fit is to dal Butidings, Torovt it. It is much better to miss the |

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HOCKEY MATCH

FIRST OF THE SEASON

; CLERKS T V8. femmes: HILLSBOROUGH RINK

iinet scan

Tuesday Evening, Jan. 28th.

Galbraith’s Band in attendance.

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Admission 15 cents. 1612 2GOOOS 8S OS39 FOSS SOOSS OCHO hanes ee . ‘xecutor’s Notice. The undersigned Executor of the last will and testament of Mrs. Catherine Trenaman, late of C bark yttetown, Queen's cI Co unty, lees ased, hereby notifies all per sous indebted to said esta to make it mediate payment to him at his office in Charlottetown ; anda‘! per having a cialms against said estate are hereby uo

juested to presen

jduly attested, at lis ss

} three months from this date

Dated at Charlottetown, this 21st day of December, A. D. 1895

ARCHIBALD KENNEDY,

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Gi: Ge. ‘Silver A

‘Nickel T

Steel C Plated li

| Good E Cheap

| For price |see window.

E.W. TAYLOR,

CAMERON BLOCK,

janl7

of Musica!

cement

the Electors Charlotietown;

‘To

spare ape yag In compliance with i Ww 8 Of a irve num ve ize fin res} rf ! usiy ed } te 7 ‘ | ‘ i Mays ty ] WW } tal t portunity Ot s4 ing vour support if « i, 4 al ail , ith 1 ’ to | 4 t ~ = { { ‘ ’ ‘ | i ’ | ! and that t A taaation be hep: down tothe Jowe.t figure I sha'l cont ‘ Stand up for t n’s rgbts both as regards the Roa to Victoria Park and a ober aytne ’ ~ ] at a i at present in force, or that may hereal i . a fait I carr lam pppoe © 1 tne ¢€ Kpendit I t w

I j fated tw years ; © i i i vo ment in i at BSS t t avit is : f tiny avirg ved eu I no p etfally { f} t May : iy On, t Se

HORACE HASZARD W ants,

five cents per line.

WANTED TO LY ASE vR PURCH | Aces eperty in the vicinity of Charlo otha {from 23%) to 2 acres Apply at tl ay 2i wy li pa jan LICE! the subscriber is selling goo ‘eott wrcht’s Pond, St Peter’s Rua

cade able rates. Aty parties wishing

oon d will piease apply to Epwarp CHar YELL, at the Pond ws ~ jan MADE TO. ORDE R—Soft, warm Hor Tam O'S apy color r avy kind ancy or Pidain Need! we u ‘aile executed ‘Adare a X YZ \XSAMINER Office, if—jan2) <GiANTED and travetfing saiesmci | Good iime for selling; stock uarant For P artic ulars wri‘e Brown "aa rHEES } Company, Toronto. im 16- janes

~ MONE Y—Loans ina proper.y Apply to F &e, ‘Londoe lLiouse Corner. cé&w 3m

TO LET -T wo offices in the Stamper Bl poly! lo PROWSE Bias tt -ma A BOOK FREE !~]i you desire i fo" particu! ars —NICHOLS & cs

l have a very pice e cheap. toTron, Brighton Road.

FRET SAW

| Fret Saw for sal a bargain.—R L¢ janL It:

“MARINE {E VILLA TO LE T—Sitnate Dundas Esp'anade,

ing 4 fronting the

q part of the city, Kiver, formerly occupic d by Dr Dawson. has a fine lawn, coach house and stable most desirable yeside nce; paid quarte rly. Apply to ‘BEN DAVixES.

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, Lost, Found, &e

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2 on city or country - iy MOORE, * olic iter ‘

c py send . Wesley wy «& 4 ~<i seit

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adjoin- in the most healthy Hillsb orough

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