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" 1a C4] : ¢ . 4 ; , d into Co- » railways We are “as of s Caledonia Club At the : \ ‘ then, to The Quebee Gas Works was burned down | f[VIHE undersigned having entered *s i . le very cheap by ' ISi0 nstruetion of branch railway the auspices of the Caled writing to the papers. \ a oma i Ame Wuevec as ro on “ partnership, under the Style and Firm of or Sale ver! I as oe : he people intelligently discuss |... st of the Club, His Honor the Lieus \ * tw l 1 ti on Sunday night, 28th Nov. The city is in HENRY COOMBS af a feek diss | ca. nor honoured the lecture with | relate one or ts Island, daring COOMBS & WOR’ MEH, Upper Great George Street ' ¢ rany other] 1c question, Su ave - tenant Governor hi os ht Rey. Bishop Mes | Worl ol the militia la i ie Hon. Wm. McDougall obtained one J | Nov. 29, 1675.—3i - : é¢] trut] vd ar volu his presence The Right Kev. 1 . me til i _— ling damages in the libel suit against invite the attention of the public to their | : \] | be de = = : — { | } mid / tio! i Lyre, . und A { : ry } w tn were also pres nt. The Re eee Se rig it t ) 1 ol ine boston i thbe: Shoe Company's Superior Facilities | ITALIAN WAREHOUSE, ‘ \ . } ‘ } 7 _ a in Hoy vel thi ; : ; : formed that imm Vv i 4 ‘ I \ es ” : } ntroduced by Dr. Sutherland, President of 4] ve day’s a ‘ y man sh e* | works were — 1 at Malden, Mass., 7 oe carrying on the above business in all its sean - e “ ; j vay wl rh 4 o i : the t i l vé ; : / ay > d EXAMINER ady ni i the society. He opened by giving a few)" i ' is h y | Monday last 088, $460,000, branches. Just keckIvVED from Europe, United d lyr Vi: at «mass pu pee PT ‘ot ‘the country, and the | ceive Mls pay r Victoria (B ¢ has just completed ite | Books, States,and elsewhere,our usual , hut be vratified (and details of the state of the count ne elapsed since i ’ , rks at a cost of €150,060 Lhe | Pamphlets, | supplies of excellent I acainst It, We cannot but be gratited and customs of the inhabitants, +) ») } y ha ntl le { lanners and custom ie i lor ¢ hie ibuc DO Za . s brou: ome seven miies, t ” re y le amused,) at this complete change | et Roman historians eee — ae ' 7 i SESNe eee sie . ut } een Wines. (} ’ Liittie Amused,) a ording to the Roman histor lany of the members : P ' MacKay the miner’s income in Califor-~ | Cards, ! i t n ti minds of tl NEOT However, we then ] roceeded to vive an acco int of the bit i oa some had to tra | nia t pre t SO) 000 a month, or i Billlheads, } Liquore, : i t ne ae ey Pa » labors | Bre® Pore ; 000 a day his is genuine bul k E k that t plan, just now ntroduction of Christianity and the { i; a considerable distance, and alter the day 2 on fth of alae, | ‘Tags, & Croceries, ‘ ‘ yr ft ray vinian. St. Mungo, St. Columbo, anc : : . } rt - 1 12 Raves tins . esis . > ec. — y : . . 2 | ae a tia tice of the work was done, felt tl - — ‘ [here » | + holla dacaae ee ink | SAW SERED, ADs Which we offer at LOWES PRICES! nes wa’ } 2 ccount of our ] their successors, and a short not i " he giving up many hours of & oa.my rid Printed to order in the 2aCipew id 1] bl rar ; Churches and Monastries that were | /"8- The g } » die ences ibain thew : : ef 7 en MacEACHERN & CO, } furkish Empire nt road, and then we shall be better able | various Chure poner la summer evening to learning the x ‘ An extensive mining casualty _— ics oe sr YY I Nov. 29, 1875.—Im ' eon for some nc ! | ‘it will be prudent to founded in their time, up to the ceeyian or being taught to mark time and come to 5, Wyoming Valley at Chauncy and = B « _——— : cae ar 4 i W th vom 5 " to Lue LOW .3 . ; ops hy ize of the Unie! . - ¢ “onsidere lunnel Mines, between Plymouth and Nan- | he Christian l in railway The prospeets may om _—en vores } iim Iti the right about face, might be consi lered | ‘| inne i = A nt i! 9 ult y About 100 acres | AND AT THE Cheese. Cheese. speculate in railways . he schools, and the difficulties : but when the time | ticook, Pa., or a . versities and schools, 2 fiction in itself ; but when x damage «X SCHOONER MARY, and will be sold ier vind. | ) »ho , s bright as the most san ., | an mn nee : {land fell into the mines, causing damag E a ‘ tHe be—we hope ar as | rig] i — a which the first scholars had to labor under; shun ovonpied, wo ild have been devoted to ne An , ae , ‘ ’ SHORTEST NOTIC ° 4, oe low figure, t western ne advocates of * branch railways”’ de- aad } i , re heat ar situ ‘ guine aavocat , . ‘ , yo to foreign countries to be edu- 1 associations which are the | Petes a snail. sai onarch, Of | « ’ . 7 . ‘ Ad ; hae having to go t 8 mass >»... | those tender associations ch fhe British iron turret ship M narch, al VW ater St, Ch town, P.E. 1. {92 Very Superior Nova Scotian Ku t pict them: but we must decline cated Che struggles of William Wallace ing amusements of an affectionate | in6 Canal fleet, collided, on the 28th ult., h , ' : ' ' ; charming { > . : } ' Sour : : at. - “ c : t Pur kisl ur eal ‘ulations upon the receipts and ex and Robert Bruce to free their country from ; seal peo] le. the case is agerayated | with the dfolden, from 1 — for ee JOHN COOMBS, eese, ' , 7. ; > > ; SRG POsaieas POV , ‘he Jiolden was badly damaged, her WILLIAM DODD, I ' Veen the summer mths. Wel ine i f the King sof England, was ay ae ntolerable to| don. The Jlolden was pad B oa r de — liture of t immer m | the dominion of the RB : on to | tan extent which venders it intoler bias eine manaahed Tae teed. alee aes Wa. WORTH, | wov. 29, 1875.—Si Quee : Square, roti? S ll , 1a — rer ass ) } > , 5 . . : . . 6 y 1 S have the return dwelt on by the lecturer. a i , i any young mar if proper spirit It may seriously injured. Both vessels put into Dec , 1875. hanet lm a le siehesiinaeinaseeiaaaiinciaammnaes ————_—___ + Te . > 2 >A BLO a graphic roe . ee pit oe at } S + W ha, before we can strik modern times, he gave a short and gray j be i, that to Ousing on Pivimouth Mi Insurance C ; j we have these ve iccount of his recent travels — Scotland, lieht ws a k t the Present fears of a conflict between the Por the Benefit of all Concerned. arine ° 0, a ? the various cities and towns which he visits c a « S U nite “d States and Spain may, it appears, iain OF t ! nh lmmeala si ; h } had | @rts of war, Witch characte) "| i he latter having conceded abl j WED : , Risiaeal d, particularly Glasgow, which he said hac iii *s cl ie laid aside, the « = . r cant 10 be sold by public auction on ED- Prince Edward Island. 1 on « * brane 7 he | tor wut the Wels Know! ' the cl s of the United States Governs» vines > op ay Decembe xt 7 oe oe ive on. the : the ciaims oO , SDAY, the kth day December next, 1 risen from a small fishing vil } I ' shows u how treatment NES é , bu - i : c ‘than to say. that it 1 ‘ . ities in the | Charge of the Light Brigad ment, arising out of obnoxious trea ; Ne Salant saPul cs, at Cascumpec Wharf, ff : , “ a co ae ; anh, Wee Se See tegen cities te tM much harm may be done by mistakes Of of United States citizens by the Spanish | 4t eleven o'clock, a ' oe A DIVIDEND on the Business of the inion until we have . i > close of the lecture, an un BUCR Hr oe : fl : . ‘my ] A “™ Year 1874, is now Payable to the Share- Empire. At the close o ie lect .. for though the case of | authorities. Rar < = Mv Via, : the facts and ficures before us ‘ us vote of thanks was presented to | those in authority, lor th hig l he British judical assessor holders of the above Co., at their Oftice, » i the Tuc 1G : ; SN ‘ the heroes of baiaclava diliers, in some Mr Nelton, the British } as she now lies stranded on the north bar | corner of Great George and Lower Water ¢ Russ I ces the Hey. lecturer, to which he made a suit~ | a irs, we aleo may say, as | On the Gold Coast, has issued a circular to \ alt Gaheanians tihaben, dibae, te orice - wy? , asures 1rom Ors, We also may a - | . . fere bel DISGRACEFUL. able reply. The proceeds of the lecture | Measures bly said of them, “some | the “native kings, chiefs, captains, head 7 TS By oe of the Board, ti : : . ‘11 be employed for the relief of the poor | Tennyson has nobiy said o 7 | men, an 1 principal men” of the Gold | CARGO OF OA - W. HALES, Sec’y i ie) r : e ) y , " } , suvveste Vv ‘ ’ y 2 sia 4 ai " . j ex +) ‘Micheal tts Bia OO wi € } ys one has blundered. It is suggested by | (i oast Col ony, asking them to give all the of the said vessel, the same having been Clvtewn, Nov. 2 “cane —3i being ee iP oceans iy i 1. | salad UHI | some of the members, who are at present | assistance in their power in sending wan, | condemned and ordered to be sold for the na crone | . ’ ‘ : ~ f > < 7 However lonald *} f Mr. McKenzie in a g } } a te : | hampered in ther Operations for want of trilyt pons m_— oe Seana anda | benefit of ail concerned. , , . 1 W49°rA - | - “ 9 dé ere , i , tries stricts over whic 1 . J} Know i language that } i ~ TAY Dare ’ 77 of the countri ind dl 4 “a a fere; humored, chafling way : a et etal | means, that probably a compromise miglit | | they preside for the Centennial Exhibition. RICHARD HUNT, Broker. | on ere . vrain of malice in it. Sir John _ : : : : es at Ottawa f . . Summerside, Dec. 6, 1875. ns \ i i nota We have already, at various times, given | be effected with the authoriti a . | Baron Edmond Rothschild and Count de , i i “Cl hi a man, and treats his opponents ; : : hey might be induced to fulfil their! ., ne, of France, two gentlemen repre- | —————— Cloths, Ready-made Clot ‘tng, Genie's sio § t BAS a ation . a . information regarding the International at ve er lowed eee @ () 0 () 000 of ropert have ( R ins 5 & © Ki 8 F ne } : G i t n % pouch. Fhe: SWiiet quapen ee: 9r ly xhibition which is to take place next year | obligations if a liberal discount was allowes eat ‘mages KF is - r Tie, eee, New rop ais gs. ' Furnishing Goods, ete, < } t s i ; s ‘ ? Ae 4 . rive ‘ ‘ranucis . - wens } > yn, e¢ : : g »to say, that if) arrived in San Fray : tulate mark, and adds to it one ef its own, con- | at Philadelphia, in connection with the cele In conclusion, sir, allow me to say ffect dress and lo lige very plainly; are exceeds N OW reouring vis Pictee,~ AM instructed to sel) at auction, at the e . ' +0 *1) we ; 5 ffectiv —- % ai laneer was | taining a malicious and ill-natured allu- Poration of the hundredth anniversary of | the militia is ever to be mad 7 nai : ingly in¢ a. vi and as they are to spend a | + 300 hoxes store of D. H. McKinnon, (Insolvent), vu > ' : ° i rt a effactiva aucte ri aymen ited S Ss ever one is} 3 7OxXeS ? Y Maen Ww e | sion to Sir John Macdonald, which is dis | American independence. We now add | force, a more effective y ue mo . pe) int! wine th in me ea ai tere aaa ie | 50 halves LAYER RAISINS Upper Great George Street, on s y i SION tO OM : : s i ust be adopted. Such mistakes as ~ | endeivoring to learn whi ae “rs y : Turkish litable alike to heart and head of the some details as to the arrangements, a me a . ily, make it ten fold more | prise they lave in contemplation. se nang 9 J — VW ednesday, bth December, . KOs } i Pitadé ai i " : nt i oubtedly mak , + fi ov JOxXeS é 4mt s ats i : nee | +5 0 circular lately issued by | will, unde y» ‘ ’ : Tor ‘ 5 scranran dae st unsound | writer. We do not envy the man who can | we gather . wiley . re difficult to raise a new, or reorganise an old Davis, the Toronto abortionist, and 75 boxes TURKEY FIGS, at 11 o'clock, all his Stock in Trade, Shop, , } - And ia the| the committee of management. e ¢ rt > bn men have | his wife, ee sentence of death for the 50 drums MALAGA RAISIN JS. Furniture, etc., consisting in partof:— y ov ‘ > ene an s d i . ae Ww "@ eC ‘ - ; ad ie pits yeep iie AF he h management of the Exhibition has been | company, in localities where th murder of iiss Gilmour, had their sentence For sale by Tweeds, Doeskins, Beavers, Pilots and to |} t! terest OF | name of decent journalism, for the hon- intrusted to a body known as the United | been so unfairly dealt with. maak a 0 imprisonment for life = a FENTON T. NEWBERY. Black Cloths; Linings, trimmings, Bast- I ins, and r of our public men, aud tor the sake States Centennial Commission, composed of lam, sir, yours, meeting of the ( abinet Council yesterday. . ye ee oe ings; large assortment of Ready-made co , > protest |. 4 9 iheeneypnnney : 1" ONg WHO DORS'NT sEE THE POINT or It, | Although the crime of which they were! ny... ¢ 1875. 31 Clothing, Pants, Coats, Vests, Jackets, ‘" raised W i credit of our country, we prote twe cc mmissioners from each State and Ter« BR WHO DONS NT AER THE found guilty was a capital one, there was Topcoats, Overcoats, Youth's suits, | 1 fay « inst such subjects being tr sated in sueh | ritory, nominated by the respective Gover- some doubts as to it being murder NO TC Wool Under-shirts and Pants, White and « . - a - a re . . ’ > ’ pL y i 2 f » law 3 D ' y 4 Sueh language would be unbe-{nors and commissioned by the President. THE EARL OF BREADALBANE. jin the full sense nh the an ' ae oe L ores nara eras Felt, 1“ need x [ KIS ' away. Sueh lang ‘ — . : . ‘ reprieve, Both Davis an us wife Wi Hats, Caps, oys elve aps, Pape : ° ; be : iT enterprise is, therefore, distinctly a i ‘ e Sly A eXtrava- | coming im any paper tow rds any public The enterp = . t HE IS DISCOVERED AT ST. GEORGE, N. B rive evidence in the case of Clements. It All Whom it May Concern. and Linen Shirt Fronts and Collars; Full 3 1] ‘ ing ia a paper, for which national one. The Exhibition, as we stat- is believed all parties implicated will - lines of Neckties, Scarfs, a and Bows, 3 press bY | man; but appearing 1a a paper, f . s . , \ Collars and Cuffs elts, I. RB. i {|S , ; A ed on the tenth of May lrewe Standar ings us the 1 : Linen Collars money thus | a Cabinet Minister is responsible, in an | ¢4 before,will be — frp detps eatin aoe TE IOAN — ™ Diu , ate usual. | [ GIVE Public Notice, that whereas Tand| Riooug Kid Gloves. Hoisery, Handker- : l u 7 l a ag , ; “the O naitden. next year, and remain open every ay, oun~ following interesting information :— the J ei do hati A antic ipa es — ae | my husband Alexander Nicholson, of chiefs, Cesbans, Linens, Straw Goods, ied te defray article about the Leader of the ppos days excepted, until the tenth of November. The true heir to the Breadalbane es- ji ly! one Winter or t ne eee. c ee e a| Princetown Road, Lot 21, purchased of Jewelry; Buttons. Braids, Buckles, Silks, . . ’ 5 ilies . . ee "it and lear 1at there Of ; "93 9 a and, on said a On nenses sue st t become -fold more disgraceful. c ice of admission (50 . 61 © rK City, shard Elliot, 102 Acres of Land, on ; etc., elc,, etc. s c pe i tl it I mes ten ~ ates | There will “ : o ~ ce of . ea tates has, strange to say, been found i 34 large amount of destitution to be reliev- oe which we obtained a Deed of re-| sve” Gert Mirror, Stove, Desks, Safe, ‘ but ver uel ublic men may differ, ents all the buildings and grounds, ble sensa- | ay we f ee, : : : . ee : s—but is! However much publ J } | ee nts) to a ° George—that place of remarkable jed. It says:+-The army o paupers an l id in fi and registered duly in Blinds, Tables, Cloth Racks, { ‘apboard, . . : i ‘ , “i, ’ : i ease. paid in full, and r g ‘ ee Blinds, abie é I : ! ¥ may oppose one another with dignity | Fairmount Park, on the western bank of tions. In this, case, however there is 4/ tramps has been enormously increased. Charlottetown; and a certain person in| } Sewing Much ine, 1 Melodeon. c ‘ ¥y ilidty - ‘ i e ° 7 ’ j rial! ww) ni 2. i . ri ni > ) ; i artesy Both of these graces are | the Schuylkill River, said to be the largest lity that invests the matter with great | (/n these - especially when confirmed in the Charlottetown having obtained a Bond of | Sale positive. No Reserve. No post, ; oa ~utriot’s | public park in proximity to any great city |!) | habits of beggary —charity is thrown away. | Judgment on said Deed without my COD~ | » onement. S k lurkis conspicuously. absent from Patriot's | publi ; hich the Centennial | interest ; | There is unhappily a much larger class ®p~ | sent as the lawful wife of the said Alexander WILLIAM DODD, Auct’ner. em jin the world, _— : ; The Brendalbane estate is one ot the | pealing to our sympathies. It includes Nicholson, and further forbid the selling Nov. 29. 18 76.—p h . os i | grounds are situated, is also noted for its largest in Scotland (some thirty miles inj thousands of men and women who have | or transferring the title of the same with- e a eee i I cak ral 1 artificial beauty. It | ‘“*=“ 2. on Q | been and are willing enough to earn their} out my consent. ! ee fee as ee biiddiciaiian le natural and artificial be Wie i. e een £ $600,000 | been : ar zg } t otal -, BE IG EY a: vy t< OUR WINTER EVENILN GS. . s 1.160 acres. 450 of which have been extent), and yiei ds a rental o P . | fy ing, but now are unable to find any em- MARGARET NICHOLSON. S _ ———— a id ie B id thi per year, mome years ago the Earl o | ployment. The pawnbrokers’ shops hold Dec. 6.1875. i ane an ano ft r : , : = tele é ; 9 ’ a i 2 § > 5 : —— sii an Now that the winter has fairly “ set in,” | devoted to the exhibition, oe ™ j Breadalbane died, since which time the real | | the evidences of the slow,pinching struggle | — a From - to S50. lurk ‘5- | we are glad to see many of our young men area, there will be a large adjacent space heir could not be found until at length he | through which they have come to their 1, HE ATRIC ALS ' ‘OR SALE, one very fine JAUNTING . } . * engaged in providing against the monotony | cet apart for the exhibition of stock, and a has turned up in the person of Peter Camp- | present need sa SLEIGH, one Box do., two old Box . j ‘ ro: ~ | a rere 2 s. | of the long evenings, by iar ied, | farm of forty-two acres has been laid out ae bell, the only surviving son of the late) CRIME INST in St * ee Y acaemer A Series of | SLEIGHS. i i 1g ; oven iffiir occurred in St. John on Sa . . tNRY C MBS, ‘ f ' a nature as wi ll improve them | for the testing of ploughs mowers, reape | } l, a id ngonaf um at St. ait sir occurre agg , i 1 . ; : HENRY ( OOMB r r t | ments of such 7 Tio | Dan liel Campbell, residing on a }night. John Bellony, picture dea er, in , fi _Nov. 99. 1875.—3i ( ry as men, benefit their society and afford! and other agricultural machinery. — ne George, in the County of Charlotte, adjoins | Dock Street, was stabbed six times with a D; amatic er ormances ty ] i A si . j ° : > ie es ; . ty ‘ - them much real enjoyment. We admire | grounds are so situated as to be in immedi ing the red granite quarries. The fortun~| knife in the hands of Michael neh oe jada ite chides :eiiine Qitiatdlieniidh dhbedichdies BU ILDI NG I ( TS ws } bi Je | : . ia a : Didi he > é wit , : " _ ’ ' ee the taste which they have displayed in the | ate connection with the entire railroad sys- at sir, accompanied by his cousin Peter | ee toye ‘d} te pe di ont preg a Pomel . ing on the . : : : he taste i 5 , : e he sag a bs ) 1e was - ” i 3 W i Wer 1 snts. It shows | Tnited States, and are approach, viata ho carried | street and hid in a barn, bt selection of these amusements. It show | tem of the United States, a Pr I< Yampbell, the young gent!eman who carried wards caught by two men and brought to 30th December, FOR SALE ! : < < . i , ° r “ = phin . “ ing asia ‘ : - e sissies 1 A EIves =e very clearly, that some, at least, of the | oq by eight lines of street a which —_ off the goid medal last year at Acadia | the station. No real cause is known for WO of the most suitable Building Lots, i be young men of Charlottetown are not living | nect with all the other lines in the CRY. } Aone, ge, leaves for Scotland this week in | the act, only that Bellony and, Sulari whe | ” Se ‘ orn r at Tignish Station on iin ia as : \ ’ f re Italie rere disputi ab some on the corner, ee e : e, I 5 at n utter ignorance of what is calculated to A classification has been made by which | order to comply with the necessary form, on Nara i + wie to his Shaplayer St Peter’s Boy’s School-Room. The Rev. Dougald McDonald will point out . . . : ar iv i . rd | jewelry the lan avs _ = . ‘oo : villas ; . S tC to-day | diffuse in them elements which otherwise | articles to be exhibited are divided into 7 | and establish his identity before the Lord Bellony is very low.—A man giving his Fall a ill be duly annoanc- | 22 Lots to ape i fv a vl whainats - : — : we ee wan P art. an. i eee ha ty age ea sg . ; ‘all particulars will be duly in ° 80, & piece of excellent Land, }vin 5 s—and | might never have been stirred up. First departments, with, for the most part, "P* | Advocate of Scotland, after which he will { name as Charles Richards, of New Hamp-~ | ed. at ey comsalanal of seventy-five acres. we there is Debating Club, which meets propriate buildings, and areas for their ac~ take possession of his Earldom and im shire, mreomne half panne ot pas Several plays are in active preparation. There runs through this property an excel- Vie ce a eect eae sir impor, to-night. > then told a policeman ce ’ > a 2 : riving a ut upy | Once a week rhe founders of this society | eommodation proportioned to sheit baci e mense estate. ae uigh pre dation an side dates iekads Dec. 6. 1875 95 lent ene rd pi ig oe we i uD é . - 4 » ihe § i i ’ | . y . . s > ' . ; a , T aL)! are mining an ' : » of the aff; rould furnis a : ; — | mnill, and the Railway ee ‘ © various | being men of well trained and devek ped | tance. These departments : & Che history of the affair would f ag " | acted as an emetic, and soon after he was! _ | particulars can be learned on application at : I ’ ve minds; their subjects for discussion, are of metallurgy, manuiactures, “ Reno am material for a first class romance, It ap- | recovering.—Chronicle. ‘ Dominion House,”’ Ch’town, to . ; : — or the choicest kind, and we would venture to | science, art, mchinery, agriculture and pears that when Charles, called the Pre- aan Milan ioe ae rc] | H. B. SMITH. mt . Le } et a ’ , . . T . . ¢ j : _ ce Wiad oa. { ba i¢ Syivia, owne Vv mm. J. U. | , anid I t - -™ ate say, that from the attendance of these dis- | horticulture. To the first three a certain tender, invaded Scotland, the Breadalbane Led M on the North Bar of Cas« , eo a” Nov. 22, 1875. 3m i 3 su s in Herzegovina—it is diff cussions alone, many of our men would de- position in the main building is i rages family divided, the occupant of the family | > Harbor. She has been condemned, he - le to s w at me, the | rive rouch it rmation, not to speak of the | ed, with an area of nearly 12} acres; for the estate erpeting the P1 ider and his | a, to sold, together with her Prince teamed “Islan Pe a i MUCI Ii Ja : : a ; nee std . fis a vn : n ‘ f all ncerned. } j —_ ee y * 1!) more practical benefits they would receive | fourth there is — - Od brother, ‘ Malce!m ot the $ ee ee | | ba ae on Wednesday, the 8th | R il a x 7 4 s to lid they take an uctive part in them. They | with an acreage of | 53 to mac hinery 1d acres cestor of the present heir, espousing his o 4 dl W y. 2 ° - pame, = < jues lave, We believe, secured a promise from are devoted with a special t wt ie c j Cause “7 “9 Ce healt ata } oa a 2 acres, £ o horticulture . i i Rk ad bh ts % { pm . j \i s B n | some of our prominent men to lecture at | riculture, 10 acres, and : : ‘ i t! 7 After the defeat n) Nf W ADVE RTISE WE \TS. CHANCE “ TIME! ou 7 4 i I i | : al ile > for each. sy this] , X a . ea i . ntervals d iring the winter, thus accom- witha special building for eac - , } tle 4 i en, “ dal A { iia Ninna Sele lila aware cteaiceladil sins sdinsjites etait alibi ee . ala J _ )\ i plishing a beneficial end. and also, adding | allotment it is stated that ten more acres was among those t ead ) tre On-— J rr oO N and after MONDAY. December 6, trains | 1 _ . . ~ 7 “ ; plishing g | eee sli and after MOND ee ae - = > iD jpularity to their club. The Young| are taken up by exhibiting oo there | ul I GEASS. SOF ; F red POS TPON FD SAL ‘ 0 Wire FU OS CREE S " os re " ; ’ ‘ 4 ssociati« is also, not were at Vienna, the largest national exhi- | les¢ ints were cu i € m) = . Te eT. ° 5 4 ‘ Men's Christian Association, is also, ee hat Y ¢tadirdteaas to ee | "DRAINS GOING WEST. wal 39 “ . behind-hand [he members, weta e informed | hibition yet held. et, we ' a ae ed Breadaibane estate PI AN IOS. os sl ‘ianiainiai ~ se ; — . a ea f axhihi ro } » bee sO . : ta “ee nh ee i . ° > . s "& sre hard at work in providing for courses of | the applications of ee itors Lave been s¢ In time, however, hey para " i “ avations. Express Mixed. ‘ : - . ° a = t ectures, knd trying to arrange concerts, | numerous as to exhaust the space, and and restored to his original position by Car ets Steves Furniture &c. Sea ua snes isso enseinestaaiectsemnsinns ; st a = iectur i bh; a ton rided ss ‘ f »stless p ? $ , : 5 pn “~ a B Gov-| gc. &c: Wehad not th 1@ pleasure of at-| many classes of objects must be provide scme influence, but being of a restless en | Georgetown Dep. 8 a.m. - = axe., . . . eo Inited States : atk ~ reign parts. eit pied 9.10 ‘ene } ! t though tending their second entertainment of the | for in special buildings. The U 7 a1 wey nature, he wandered ofl to foreign PPS »Y AUCTION, in Welsh & Owen’s Store, | ea — 10.25 i a ; Tarkish ques season, which came off on Wednesday | Government will have an exhibition on its | 3, son, Duncan Campbell, came to New next to Messrs. A. A. Baldwin & Co., Royalty Junction 11.35 Y = on in i evening last, but we are informed it was own account, which is now in course of Brunswick, settled on the Maguagadayie advertised for Tuesday, 30th Nov., will | ietahteteenn | aw. i. miDep. 2.209: ; —_ _ —_— —. 4 _ ‘ re 5S ’ : . : : 1 ep. 8.1! 2 | 4 a os * S . well attended and altogether a success. preparation, in which the war, the treasury, River, and was lost in the woods, on his | resume eaten Sensi r 841 2 54 | I~ Sf “5 2 — /. , ; . ° . ; ; : . : y row y romth Writeohs ‘ 3.47 . ca ~ : = We understand that instead of the | navy, interior and agricultural departments way to Fredericton, to obtaim some crown Ay W Wein esilay oth Dee last North Wiltshire a an = - 19 72 & 1} } . . : - a Ubu t ‘ I i > live 9.56 .: . — . : - | “Penny Readings’ which have been and the Smithsonian Institute will be re- lands for timber purposes. Duncan left “a AY A ‘K, and continue till | k oom = 11.24 5.44 ee CC a : “ 9 ; “ee it ELEVEN O'CLOCK, and continue till eusingt a > ane ~ wile = ge W given in St. Peter’s School-room for the presented. The sum of $30,400 has been two sons whose families are still in St. | at EL i whole is disposed of. Os ide Arr. Tas Arr. 6.25 Boa Hm = FL9 E . : ' . j ; i ; anic ie s 2 a hing Dep. »p. ma a -" on | aid t he past three years, some of the young men | gojlected for the ne a a pavilion for George, the oldest, Daniel, died Sa Viz tine Pianos, 1 square and 2 up- Wellington *" 939 Y St. = oan Ts e : 3 ity for | of the congregation, (assisted by others), the exhibition of women’s work, to whieh years ago. Daniel left a family of four right; 2 Harmonicons; 15 pieces Tapestry Port Hill 3.23 <—- ose or S 2 re i f . invi i. oe id ne con ata »( aces 2 and 2plydo., 5 pieces - . 50 “~ - - t ity might aris intend giving @ series of Dramatic per- | women ofall nations have been invited to sons and a daughter. The oldest son, Jarpet, 2 eect ae tk séke Silver Alber os cS = on v, ’ > ill ee ° e : Le neti : orgé Stair « . UTA vol ._ wen oi lberto ms | a si t England wi formances in the Boy’s School, which wil} contribute. Duncan, was drowned near St, Ge g* Mounted Harness. Bridjes, Halters, Rugs | 7; iginsh Arr... 4, 00 teres i. ie tk pe placed at their disposal Their first It is expected that the total number of about 18 years ago. The next son, antl Bianl 30 tine Stoves, consiating of is RAINS GOING EAST. r ALU A BLE a a entertainment is to come off shortly after special buildings, from present appearances, Peter, is the heir, now going home to Oki iting, | re Hall, Bode = ee | 4 aie { VV tak I ms to fight . : on 9r * ge oer a as- | (loz. pairs Ladies’ and Gents oots anc Sa . in ens Fe tg! bristmas. We have not the least doubt will be from 200 to 400) —most of the lead claim his property, He is a quiet unas Sh ils 25 doz. Shirts and Drawers. 5 dos. BTL TIONS. Express. | Mixed. FREEHOLD PROPE thatch si : that they will be of such a nature as will ing naticns of the world putting up one or suming young man about thirty years of Umbrellas, Indian Rubber Coats, Satchels en eo oneme | i t eagles I draw crowded houses. See advirtisement more structures each, and the States and age—has never been away from home— | and ¢ arpet Bags Tiguish Dep, 7.00 «. m , — ; » . »Y en : mn $ ‘ P rerto O.U.6 » tae *°- | in another column territories of the Union, almost all, provid~ always working on the farm, and like| FURNITURi =f cosleting . ror 2 : tote 9.10 CO V E “HE A D. i -_. ; i] } Tables, Bureaus, Washstands, Beds ’ tae 0 3h t } Eastern (Jues Together with these and the vigorous ing offices or head -quarters, for the most thee family. ic thrifty and careful, and will Mi 2 f Bureau Vash ds, Bb Port Mill 10.25 / + } — ‘ hi : otto t% . niet , Mf sonant “ny ; 7 wei ta C-y HA Wellington 1}.22 | / r war TUESDAY, n tl f that over | exercise which will be afforded by the new part, of an architectural beauty ae , not be likely to spend his immense for 25,000 Fine Cigars, 30 Boxes Cakes andj ' Arr. 12.15 p.m ra sold by Publi Austen oe TUE f a ‘ Suez Canal she | Skating Rink, we may hope that we shal! with the design of the whole. Severa tune, fecliahiy, When the Advocate ‘in Diesnite nf all Fiode Summerside Dep. 1.45 Dep. 7.15 a.m the twenty-fifth day a suse Rage =. , : B asi “ kill the time” industri iations which re- | ah r in hand . Kensington 2.26 +57 (1876) at the hour of 12 o'clock, noon, r Ind Em re, and that | very pleasantly a — ee Oe ee ra ooo ace will also PORN MPR WE PRP, Ae a oS a \LSO, Sialee Wiser 4.05 9.23 | Colonial Building in Charlottetown, under C ple, and an un- | months that are before us- quire a large amount of space wi Sires, engte $0.86, flennge, making congue] naruroi 08 North Wiltshire 4.20 log, | and by virtue ef a Power of Sale, a it > : / . : ildi . : siicie eeitel alae ; an i Lov “ti 5.10 0.35 } . “eof » bearing date weak _— under | —— twee, aia erect special buildings, ee es, little attention was paid to the matter , i f a3 Y Paci L@ b Royalty Junction Are. 15.30 Arr. il 00 | in an nang ca ne eight hun- r —s ye , " i ildi : is atter c 83ers ‘har > ct 2. et ir ry OB f e tho f igs & he cuitah of OBITUARY, Che machinery building is already cover. || |. late, on receipt of his letter cons | HEP UGE Charlottetowa 7 Dep. 2.50! read oe sovennianines (1873) and made bes Huet in Fe Te els od sup insaE , ed by applications—there being about one taining an urgent request for the undoubts | tovether with other articles too numerous Royalty Junction 3.12 mri age = th ae of Cove Head, Town- ot me her way Ts the nite? OF Mis eno ame 3 rath.’ : -, : : , ; ; : to mention. unt Stew 4.24 i _* ar been f time hav geht he i “2 | “In the midst of life we are in death thousand American exhibitors in this des ed heir to come to Scotland at once. and i deieints tpn Sedaeel ilk tia Eeetibon wart a | ship Number Thirty-four, in Prince sii ‘ , ns idk: —_ : ‘ J i : ‘ uk ‘ asy 4a — * é oe i ' » Cf ‘ a ‘ e A 6 nd open road to India | Ir was with sad feelings that we watched | partment, 150 English and 150) from the take possession, no little interest has been W. D. STEWART. Auctioneer. Georgetown Arr. 6.05 tslana. —, ourpe nt r, ee eal : . a" ie] ni ian : ° ss a a - _ tra rovision is it: . : 11S wife, Oo 1 O.¢€ ps if hee - oh ria ’ e procession which followed the remaing | countries of Europe. Ex - _ | excited, Ch’ town Dee. 6, 1875. Ss °o u ri Ss S rane h. and John Lefurgey, both of Summerside, and f Whi tils wht is in all of Mr.George Moore, from his place of resi- being made for the working of hydraulic oo WAY ——————————= I 3ohn Yeoof Port Hiil, in Prince County, @ : Tae , ‘ is g s, forges, &e i NEWFOUNDLAND RAILWAY. RIO Fey é t a § uires, of the other part, the news that dence to the Railway station,and which were | machinery, steam meer 7. » Ae. | THE NE GARTER 8 whhal AY HOTEL ! Going West | Going E | y~ — =a = = parcel of land, situated, ' : i" > achiner all will be sup- i fh eed LPR . ast. ul sy ie See , ( nti ‘1 bought ou conveyed from thence, by the cars, to the Power in the manne y Corli . P We observe by the St. John’s N. F., x. Sirvate about thirty yards from Tignish g | lving and being on Lot cr Teunsiin Number ; . ' : air of ns Orliss engines ro : , : a , @renin ene a ng at a stak aU yun _ « oF | new ( emnahery, an Satay tent, Th sme the _ a cams ia se ‘ aa i press, that the railway surveyers have re- Statiou—having ample acc ee Mixed Thirty~ four, aforesai i,commencing at frre ' : : i : rhi 3 4 38, os = . atio for permanent anc en fiver ‘ Mixe le : th e of a creek in an= ( i one-half) held | largest we ever witnessed in Charlottetown. | —each cylinder of a as 4 es b the tye turned to St. John’s, after completing the i i loaie Siuavilens at arenes. | er RAE: E . a _ “mt cee a itt thirt rty deg- 1 L _— : a : > 3 the - Ot. ¢ % < ae a 6 ransie V6 ‘ rt —— | hope Cove, thence r: ing sound °% ngs wie i ; : “—_ - diameter, with a stroke of ten fee ’ y ; ; : papain halnnieramainonmignniiale | hoy ence KK i t If this step i reminded uot how much tndée peep A 31 j lis ter and weighing | Survey across the Island, from the isthmus Pnacarns i * a. M| pees east eighty-e ght (88) chains, ther ) w] res pé cted Mr.Moore was. He was for many wheel, 31 feet in « lameter and we go ng . ve Trinitv and Placentia Bays, to St. & c “a Ss v i} a D e a e 8. Souris Dey ] 0.10 Ch’town Dep 8.45 | porth sixty degrees east six chains, thence very clearly What | * ' rere ge er - se ps ou rinity anc ace maT? . Souris “p. - ' ( : a years, Teller of the Bank of Prince Edward | 55 tons ; the horse power, 1,400 and the dl wn . ith th eption Of 15 to} the Proprietor solicits the patronage of the Harmony 10.22 Royalty Jua- 4-08 | north thirty degrees west eighty (80) chain, } t Crovernment will | 7°"**s 7 : ; ilers, 20. This Corliss i George’s Bay, with the exceptior y bus we a - ' 11.40 Ar 10.25 “idge at the head of said creek, thence : Ve Island, and will be greatly missed by our number of boilers, 2 118 Corliss engine : tt tion ext«nding from the | travelling pubiie ie. etestel Arr. 11.5 M. Stewart ; Dp 10.35 to a bridge at th : } ge enn : ae o> 7 . . ° > secti 2 Xe - "7 ? ‘ t ‘ ITT Rp - wile > . od a! o ail cree} o the 1ace COMME Hs it , Imperi lie was ar ber of the | drives about 4 mile of shafting. 18 miles.of ty - Se oo JOHN CARTER. iD AB 15 St. Peters 29 | oe a. ‘eo ith by lands pose F business men, e was a mem 1" ee. ill include, in addis | isthmus to the valley of the Exploits, whica | re De {aes den { Dep. 3 py | ment, bounded on the south by lan rT li rangements as you | leyan Church, aud took a great'interest fhe art exhibition will include, in addis cea b, the Surveyer of that section, was | Tiguish Station, o.—d MStewart$/ATt- 1 35 Log | sessed by James Lawson, on the east by . , woe ' ’ . ; eenem ee wir. LYNCh, tue Surveyer of re eT ww ? Den 1.55 Harmony a he "9 . mace \ 1 formeri i to Russia oceupying |. he Choir of that congregation Though tion to the work of contemporary artists, Ps SIRE io ‘seaataiame few tele " —- ee s seatantes Ar, 1.30, Vacant Jand, on the north by laud form oo ee: ee Seine tative productions of the past | Unable \o complete, the provis JOHN C A R 1 KR. Royl'ty J’c't a aes held by——_——-Smith, and now by Danie t eet — t i ‘ 3 , : . 1 = ” rr 335 wor . ar 7 L- ‘ ntinopie we s not object —but | oy, knowledge of him personally, was such | represen i : . I arty having fallen short. In this break | C h town __ Art ——_—_— - | McLeod, and on the west fv a creek, co | t we must } uprem An ins | as could scarcely be called an acquaint, | century of American art—inecluding those z mre . not supposed that any engis Auct es eer and General Agent, Wm oo taining fifty (50) acres of land, a — — ' ‘ : ‘ > ay ' ~~ / 1oweve is NOt Suppor - . On Supt Ly allway. . } houses, buildings } nt Keyptian ruler, under British | anea, yet we know him to be a man of in. | of Stuart, Copley, Trumbull, West, Aston, . » difficulty exists. The country is sel . or less; together w < ail = Foi , ee ees A. ne . ; j Sully, Neagle, and others of the masters of | neering dillicult) : , C. J. Brydges, j and appurtenances thereto belonging. t KE British provinee, | tegrity, of a quiet and unassuming demea- | Sully, Neagie, sie ell wooded, and has all appearance of | 7 Tignish § Sere ticis.: shivoved a 3% Gen | Supt: Gov. Railways. | Ber farther particulars apply at the office ' es most certainly | nor, and we believe, of a truly pious nature | the New World. To prevent the needless : bein ened railroad route through it © Charlottetown, Dec. 6, 1875.—Cins | ae Ho n. John Longworth, Solicitor, Char- t tw es mos e . . . . 3 pg ¢ P } ‘tienlar atte j rive oc is . ——— _ — -- — ; '? - i ',| Withal. He died very suddenly, at his re- transportation to Philadelphia, of works of | their oe list: 1 The surveyors are| ?4rticularattention given to consigments. | lottetown. hl . ' ich serious chances! “" 7 Fer ‘i 10rt distance. 7 : or oer? > re Alber = plinelio’ pee 6 Tong. Van Bush sert0us chang sidence, at about two o'clock on Wednes- | art below the standard of admission, a com- | that s d be survey from the River, | ., Refrees ..D. Ro, ae Nm Prinee Riward [sland Railway. H.C.GREEN, ees bes without a bloody war? Werather T ni his | mittee of selection will visit New York, | now engaged on thes 7 | R. Hunt, Esq ee Sag +, Se _ JOUN LEPURGEY, > Mortgegees. - day muorning. he evening previous to his . pte fe head of St. John’s to the isthmus, where it .' Des. 6. 1876.--8m | JOHN YEO n expect 50. Some twenty years | death, he retired to bed in his usual good | Boston, and other leading cities. There peace the engineering difficulties, als | __ wale oc ' 187% bie (nov. 22 weave . ; + - : rt da . ' n, Nov. 3, tts Ep } 1 one hundred millions health, and towards morning he complain- | will also be a representation of the works though by no means formidable, are greit | p t if ?. I TEN Cl’town, No oo | | oe eT gh by no mean: oe aK Ol Nidld, — pouads sterling to her national debt, and ed to Mrs. Moore, of wakefulness. She sug- | of American artists resident in Europe. er than Z the el and pins ie Merchant K ‘ ' t ” j : -. ° ‘ y + r : “ 7 at wi rood weather, a sho 4 > vite yr the construc » Ee. water Cie > bed’ of ‘hee heavens | gested to him to think of something; be| These details constitute the — a aie to complete the work, | DIVIDEND of Five per cent. on the a ies ns shia at Rail Fencing IN ' an . : ° ui 3 4 . 3 : 3 ’ | noblest sous, to prevent the Czar} then said “1 will think of my new home,”’ | tic information which we have wees ived con< One of the Newfoundland papers, the | 4\ Original Stock of this Bank, has this samen Sea Wire Pence between Nie! from doing what she must now not | (these were his last words) and in a few cerning the Centennial Exhibition. As far} , North Star’ anticips ie sa the um | day been declared, and is payable to Stock. Georgetown and Alberton, Pastry, Extra Pe eetra de aa “MURS ” - } 3 o z i ee 1 * . : Bs a i »> to - | A m i = > % i .t of ~~ ; TRIS : > h u do, but help him ia doing | Minutes Mrs. Moore heard a low gurgling ip as cne Ge reasonably judge it will be Su0- | ments may be ees a. cae with | ReneS 68 Sears - eal! i til — of the two kieds ; ee — en ° oo” ' : i. ae ee .... | bis throat, and arising found that with him | cessful, in comparison with other efforts of gage in the construction Al T W. McLEAN, Cashier. and detailed on a a re whe i, , vember the Turkish Empire. Cor. ' : : : : hitherto b | the unaided means of the Colony: The Ch'town, Dec. 6, 1875. the Office of Mr. G. C. Cunningham, En Chests and Half Chests, : : , this life was over. Such we are informed,| the same kind which have hit serto been | other papers, however, are not so sanguine gineer, at the Railwa ay Onl ‘e, at Charlotte. | TEA 2 English Breakfast, 6, 10,15, 20)) b»# 7? to the core, its ve cy Ca was the sudden visitation of death to this attempted, but we are afraid it will hardly | and think that to make a commencement Wont town, on and after Wednesday, the Ist of | +” Green. aFEe NO SHO WATOTINNAES PONPIS | annst cnnalienh wees She: Aiew may have | satisfy the too sanguine expectations of | without having the means of completing MERCHA ES BAK STOCK! peeene, » > ed fee is "Tea of ae oo yo Chew.ng; ‘ } and it is a atan . : reste its “Cass. 2 work, would only be to throw away Tender may be obtained | TOBACCO 2 « Honey Dew a ew: i by it, and it is a stand- been unexpected to him, yet we have rea- | those who are most interested in its success coward aa eahneamhie bene. ao z ae i ; Tendess wih be dansteed. abtniad an 1 CONE Smoking, Fine Cut. ; Ve have ec ; , fazette sy Uni : To be s at Auction on : ae ide . ee to Kare We have seen son to believe that he was not unprepared. | — Montreal Gazt ficial objects, it is pretty certain that a sold at Auction the undersigned, and manntoadl oI | CIGARS call kinds) . Les 5 ae i “ a tien : cross. Newfoundiand ‘would ‘not Trocday t "thi * Tenders for Fencitg,” up to the 31st De- eee + be sold . — map of Europe | He died of heart dinenee, from wate ae The total population of the New Domin- rect, et gpaer th Litas th . it is buesday neXt, ath inst., cember, aud the work will be required to | SUGAR, PICKLES, ete,, etc., must be 80 © quarter Of @ centui 3 we piaint he had been suffering for several ion is about 4, WO, ! U0; its area is “i, Uto immediately = ie . a ly a priv ate at twelve o’clock, noon, at the subse riber’s be rigorously prosecuted as soon as the i ' to close consignments t t before very long. years. We tender our sympathies to the square mailes, or with Prince > Edward bland, not likely - 7 — em a wh ee 2 om weather will permit in the Spring. | E. PALMER, Jn.., ' :? ' / = i* ie dland, British Columbia, and the com any e do not Kné ’ ro tral ey ee ! is Yo Tender will be considered that is not Water Stree bereaved family. Newloun iN } I the . vernment of Newfoundland intent to 15 see Ei A R BE = No Tender will be consid red } 41 ant aaah Hudson Bay and Northwest territories, the - governme ’ : asta theme Ieibil > > on the proper Printed Form. Nov, 1875. } - _—-_ - _ ‘ it ith ‘eference to dis Paliway, ea - 22, ieee a . immense extent of 3,369345 square miles a opt with refé : C. J. BRYDGES Ate eae ai » | RN Tick oe sue ce s coustruction . uts Bank of Prince Edward ve de ’ heLiok.—seven thousand barrels of flows Kuturn Ticasts. It ts proposed to - i —nearly three times the number embraced | there can be no doubt that its coust ; : — Merchants Bank General Superintendent U BSCRIBE for THE EX AMINEB, ave been sent by the Quebec Government | return Railway tickets between all stations, in the empire of China, and greater ap.) would be of ae : ud moreno | WILIIAM DODD, Auet’er of Government Railways. One Dollar and Forty Cents « yee? . . : r a . 4 Aa — . 0 Lhe bee'ly luuabitants of Magdalen Is- and they will be available until used. This | 400,000 square miles than the whole terri. | the island to settlement | CAMS: thee. €. tare Ch’town, Nov. 29, 1875.-—41 ne le will he a great boon — Herald, j tory of the Tinited States. ite resources.