[Tho Printer Boy Abo vear 172 ia ymerecit } | ) Wid hie ‘ ! Gen i’y ‘ ’ _ e HI is 0 i ‘ uno mel has mvs. VY vain ul l CCKRIDY Wt Pa y! , ve’ ii) ‘ } 10 , i they knew how todo noth ; ii ’ i lea w { ) i) S rs) , d knew \ ) tind som | » he went straight to af ; : : | ntiioy Oil imu ¢ yuired couid he | empto W r 3 nu puirea th | it’ \ \ was : \ uid foreman irom im : i? America seeking bpp i | Well, do you} aliy anderstanud (he art of printing {a ' i type The young man stepped to one of the] cases, and ina brief space set up toe Polhowil by pussast irom th » first < Haptel f Joho
‘“Nathanae! any good thiug come out of Nazareth ! Philip suid unto hin Come and see.’
it was and adminisicred a delicate reproot so} appropriate and powerful, that ait at
himiufluence and standing}
suid eure aT uicKiy, 8o aceurately, |
iol ent oj ‘
once waive
with all in the office. He worked diii-| genliy at his trade, refused to drink becr | ind strong crink, saved his money, re turned to America, became a_ printer, | publisher, author, Postmaster-General, | member of Congress, signer of the De-| aratiol t Trick pendence, ambassador » Royal court nd tinully died in} Pi adelp! i Ap 17 Liou, at the Boe S4. full years and honors; and there are now more than 130 conntries, towns, and villages in Anierica, name A |
ifter the same prister boy, Benjamin Frenklin the author of “Poor Richard's Almanac ««.>-.oe A New Washington Beauty.
Phere is a new beauty in society this whom all are raving. She comes from the land of Mrs. Langtry. and this Mrs. Horace Helyar, wile of the new Sec retary of the Br tish Lega
the purest Saxon , young woman, tall, siender and gracetul, and the pink and
sf wsor, over
isa bionde ol
tion, ty] ; Sheis a
white of her perfect complexion is as She has a pretly monih, dazling teeth, and an aristrocra ic little nose while with her blue « mass of fine, crinkly hair, and bright as spuoa gold. With her! perfe t skin she can wear pearls by | daylight, and stand any kind of a cross | light reflection, and her
delicat as an tofant’s.
+4 ’ . Oyer, gve:
broadcloth suit only enhauees her deli
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Helyar has bee
i . ich ther on ow greatly admired from the start, and | the Atherwom, (h town. I
when the season is in full sweep, and the beauty is seen ip ber jewels aod bail toilets, the city will be raging with the praises of the youag Eoglishwomer
Mr. and Mrs. Helyar have been given many dinners and entertainments, and Oue pretty purty, given very soot after their arrival, was by the Agssistant-Sce- retary of State and Mrs. Joba Davie
Mrs. Divis is the most brilliant of the three daughters of the Frelinghuysen family, and bas eyes and hair as dark as a Spanish Woman. The contrast be- tween her and Mrs. Helvar is most striking, and as they are often together,
each adds to the force of the other's, charms =? A New Mania. A New Mania has broken out in‘!
England. Certain wsthetic taken to collecting “verge-cocks” — tbe small dises which, in old watehes, are otten carefully and even prettily chased. These verge-cocks are strung together toform bracelets, or placed in glass vases like old coins, Many personsare at this presen: time ransacking the shops of -mali jewellers inremote towns, hoth in England and on the Continent, hunting for old timepieces, out of whieh the verge-cocks are ruthlessly broken, and the beautitul mechanism carelessly thrown aside. The Birming- ham folks have already started a manu faeture of “old that collectors will soon be fooled by spuri- ous discs which were never iv a watch at all.— Vanitu Fair.
| other
verge-cocks,” so
——_- Cat and Dog Show.
The Secretary of the St. John doz and cat show has received a large cumber of entries of dogs belonging to persons in New Brunswick and in Nova Scotia:
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unto him. Can there } 4t cost
= se ° | Concertinas, Flutes, Banjos,
isent of a Sewing Wi l buy thew class of ic ods elsew here for Jess
| will be
favorite gray |
ladies have |
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Special Notices - Sooteh . Ww, & A.B
Shirts and Drawers}
‘own & Co’s, at cost
9 : bat.) Snow Suok Moccastns for $1.00, Rubbers
Doxrsay, Gorr &
Civershees chean, rt
Co's jan? | r vour Tea fron { K. Brace { 18} calling Tea. Vise, Fiour warranted |
: a > }
ad and cheap for cash janie |
er balance of aur SV ool Squares, Cjou is } rawls selling at coat.—W. & A. BROWN
1& Co. 2i—janid | Tuk celebrated Hub Dressing or Polish for Ladies’ and Cents’ Fine Boots DORSEY, torr & Co jen] \ rresn lot of chok teas wit Northern ligt, just received at the Loudon Hou A nick Lor of §. S. Seal, Persian Lamb and [mt Seal Caps will be cleared cut at cos Vo & A. Brown & Co. 2i—janld L’oRsEY, Gort eS se sell Doots ve y leap ul
B. Macdonald's
(xis BLANKETS at J. dec20
Meacham s ATLA len copies (the | to ve had) for sale at $38.00 each by Norton Bros. fdy & wky— jan?
our Manties 2i—janl9
\V will sell the balance of -W. & A. Brown & Co. Great BARGAINS in Boots and Shoes during the Holidays at Macdonald’s Boot Store. dee Tue P. KB, Island Hospital Bazaar will be held on Wednesday, the llth February next, instead of the 18th 2aw—janls CHEAPEST PLACE to buy Violins, Accordeons, Violin Strings, and al! kinds of Musical Goods, is at Miller Brothers, Queen Street. {decl® tf TanLe Pruyes, $5 cents per pound, at Beer dee29
v fs0u 8.
SKares sharpened at Brown’s for ten cents. Who'll At the Atheneum, Ch'town ti—decé |
Mir.er Brorares are ready to make a pre- Machine to any one that |
have another.
money. Fowper at Beer & Gofl’s, dec?9
!
. . j fdeel® ti | RovaAL BAKINE Gop and Silver Plating of every descrip- tion done at Prown’s, at the Athenzeam, Char- | lottetown tf _dee6
Great BarGaArss in Violins, Concertinas, Aceordeons, Flutes, Violin Strings. and gen- eral musical goods, at Fletcher's Music Store, sign of the **Big Fiddle,” (Jueen Street, Char- lottetown {lee 12 tt
CaLt and see the cheapest, the best, the} largest lot of crocke ryware, ever ¢ ttered im |
| Charlottetown, in French china, glass ware, | | and al! other ware that
is wanted in a house, |
sold ch “ap at ¥.
and will be P. Colwiil’s CHorcr Istanp Honey jast received at Beer | & Golf's. jan7 . . j Prevare for the cold, and buy a good, } warm For Cap at lL. EK. Prowse’s. jdee 20} Oxe Hoxprep anp Twenty-Five tea sets, one hundred chamber sets, tifty dinner sets, § one thousand te»pots, two hnndre«t ; one hundred fiity meat dishes, | sold cheaper offered inj Charlottetown at WV. P }
cover aud than evi Colw tl:'s [now 2A v« 1 én wly Parronize L. E, Prowse. decll
See the Ladies’ and Gents’ Slippers, very nice, at Macdenald’s Boot Store. dee20
s repaired at Brown’s, at
tt —decb
<a adisnes,
.
\IRBANKS’ SCALt | Dorsit pay to buy imported Ready-made | Clothing, when you ean get Clothing made at D. A. Bruce’s cheaper, dees it decl0--wkly Im dy law.
at L. E. |
jdee 20
BLANKETS AND QvILTs,--Above steck sell ing cheap at J. B. Maedonaid’s d«c20
ALL WooL scarlet undercio'hing, 31.50 per suit, at D. A. Bruce's. [{dect0 2aw Im wy!m
Tueve are jast two things that is an impos- sibility to do on P. E. Island. and that is to stop people from drinking brandy, and to earry a@ piece of ive Machinery to Brown’s that he cannot mend or make uew, suchas Sewing Machines, Guns, ete. Shop on the | corner of Prince and Grafton Streets, Ch’town. | dec&§—tf.
A vance srock of Men’s and Boys Fur Caps selling low at J. B. Macdonald’s
dec20 | Ler all who are in wart of crockery, glass ‘and chinaware, call at W. P, Colwill’s, and get the cheapest that has evcr been offered in 25 cod 4 wily
| j | Lots of Boys’ Fur Caps, cheap, | Prowse’s.
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also ten entries from Massachuseits, ‘A |
friend and admirer of dogs” has offered for competion, in addition to the prizes already announced, a very valuable silver cup tor the best do inthe show Hany t eed. ai
Reduction of Wages. lt is very probeble that Mr. Bee- cher’s salary will be cat down from $20.000 to $15,000. Many members ot Piymouth Church advoeate its cur tailment to $10,000. He offers no ob- jcetion, repeatediy saying that he bad oD y 5s the misistry 57
Years ago
nea ik ‘pho conversation has been eld bet St Petersburg ane
ywhe, a distance of 2.465 miles, the
B aiiG “un mitiiog and the Bell receiv:
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500 4 year when he entered on
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It is a well-known fact that most of the Ilorse and Cattle Powder sold in this coun- try is worthless; that Sheridan's Condition Powder is absolutely pure and very valuable. Nething on Earth will make hens lay like Sheridan’s Condition Pow-
der, Dose, one teaspoonful to each pint of Cholera, &c. Sold everywhere, or sent by mail for 25c, in rnished in large cans, price $1.00; by mai), $1.20. i. 8. JONNSUN & CO., Boston, Mass.
Positively cure SICK-HEADACHE, Biliqusness,
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It will also
CHICKEN CHOLERA,
GRAND SALE OF FURNITURE!
en
COMMENCING EVERY MORMNG AVS ALM.
AVING lately increased our motive power and made several additions to machin-
ery plant, we are in a better postion than ever before to attend to the wants of
our customers. : é : Having a large staff of workmen employed, our monthly output of Furniture is very large ; but as we do not intend paying the exorbitant rate of insurance asked, we are desirous of keeping our stock down to a certain limit, and to do this we will sell all our goods at the lowest possible price FOR CASH, The public are respectfully invited to examine our stock and ask for prices. Orders by letter promptly attended to. OC A AE ED A NE RE MENS, Funeral Furnishing a Speciality. Beau tiful, Good and Best Value in the Provs
imces.
MARK WRICHT & CO.
Charlottetown, Nov. 14, 1884.
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MORRIS & IRELAND’S
NEW IMPROVED PATENT EiGHT-FLANGE FIRE-PROOF SAFE.
—_-_—_
TYEE only Eight-F’ange Safe in the world, and containing more improvements than ANY
SAFE made, such as ;
Ist. THE PATENT INSIDE BOLT WORK, which is} piacing \the bolt work with the whole of the filling (six inches) between it and the cutside, that is, a8 far from the fire and thief as it can be.
wud. THE PATENT HINGED CAP—the back plate of the door being on hinges, enabiing the owner, by turning a thumbscrew, to have casy access to the lock and boit- work. He can thus easily change the lock, clean, oi], and keep the bolt-work in good order,
3rd, IRON INSIUE LINING, stronger than woed, and which retains the moisture in the fling for an indefinite time. Wood is thicker and weaker, and aiter a few years absorbs the moisture and ‘requires filling over again.”
4th, POUR WHEEL COMBINATION LOCKS, the simplest, strongest, most efficient and easiest to change Of any jn use.
Sth. SOLID ANGLE [RON FRON('S, LACKS AND CORNERS, which prevents warping or injury to safe from falling, or falling walls or timbers
6th. FIGHT FLANGES—the most important improvement ever made iu tire-proof safes, providing e'ght laps, thus preventing the passage ot heat, it having to pass over twelve inches, no injury arises from this source, as in other safes containing one, two or three flanges.
CHESE SAFES have stood the test of years, and the greatest fires en this continent, and have the CHAMPION RECORD in the Boston, Chicago and Huverhili Fires.
We are selling these safes as low as any good safe, and are disposing of Jarge numbers throaghout the Dominion.
BANK WORK AND VALLT DOORS are specialties of our firm, moy.aj3 and information, address,
JOSEPH JACOBS, | GENERAL AGERT.,
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND RAILWAY.
i8s4-5, Winter Arrangement, IS884-=5., ( N AND AFTER MONDAY, DECEMBER 8th, 1854, Trains will run daily as follows
(Sunday’s excepted): —-
For prices, testi-
MORRIS & IRELAND, : 64 Sudbury St., Boston Mass,
TRAINS BEPART,—FOR THE WEST TRAINS ARRIVE.—FROM THE WEST.
STATIONS, [Ro. 1jNG. 2, STATIONS. INo. 2.)No, 4 | ' No. 4. | A.M, P. M., stat Se fa
lie i cade deaban | 7.15 2.15 |Charlottetown " z io -
Boyalty Jupetdon,....... 2.142 ccceee sen | %.38 | 2.38 |/Royalty Junction... ..iieeseeeeess 4:22 | 9.52
North Wiltsbire............. pol aces cost | 8-80 | 3.30 [North Wiltshire....,.....cccsecsersere.. 3.30 | 9.00
unGir OU. . 6. coi ck. css de<eps-: --e| 8.45 | 3.45 [Hunter River, .....-0cs00s sense, Se te
ie oe, eg i SE Ee ee ee | 9.23 | 4.22 | Bradalbpne ics ania Ew das keke 2.40 | 8.08
RE Re ivwencseanecenenbunasees | 9.32 | 4.32 |iGonnty Line..... c.....000. : 230 } 7.58
OL 65a di, it aie «ai odn oka oss son 5 a ee ae ee
NE RS 10,10 5.10 || Kensington ...... nhac dbiabect iwi ts MEN 7.20
a ( ar\10.45 | 5,45 | dp 1.15 | 6.45 SNL 0 5 ay Sos oa 0b dk es cen 4 iP. M, [DIONE s coc cccecsccccccsseees. A, M,
' fdp; 1.00 ar 11,10 IN cs ivecce dees bonbdne’ eooue 1.22 +: NPORICHE. - cece ° . 10,47 Mp. 8... cocks a: Shu cnc ee AI on bbisi.i schrnnnsaidcesss....0e ONG Rpahpnateines <hiiaeniiiniaiainale 2.35 | Pups WOE .sie0scpeSvenserdetsVasss. he: OOS I vn sp x0 coin noc Pils os sk aclakl 3,55 WEMING .* co ccdccosikttihcspdisebbasce. 8.16 Coneeneld..... . Pert i be eine oo 4.20 Dloonifi¢id...... pave ovseececesooecee 400 | I iiics sis windses + swish shaswenidll 5.00 Alvertan,....... ose cceccesseedp 7.10 ad ar| 6.00 figuieh’...<<.. ccrcccecccccccccesscsseedp 6,10
TRAINS DEPART._FOR THE EAST. | TRAINS ARRIVE.—FROM THE EAST.
j : { | STATIONS. |No. 5.| No. 7. STATIONS. \No, 6.) No. 38. i ; P. M, A, M. 7% CHAFIOCRCLOWR 0.000 kcocccsccdegecvoscccss SOG0 1 erotic enone cc eendddenesencias tte Koyalty Jpnetion.,.... Coccccecccccsocs 2.53 | HROvay SUNCOM. <cccreserccceescsocces JOM BOdfOrd,oorcpeessecersecssersseccssecees! 3,30 |Bedford.....sesesecseseeess secs secece se] 9,30 Mount Stewart... cseccspecesccesscces sooo] 4.10 DROME Gi 60 0 855 Cs ons bs tiene see dp} 8 50 CaPQigan ..0sccccocccsece......teeeesgce! Seal ee 1 7.25 GeOTgZe FLOWN eeevsees...... eobdeadcgecess BBO Georgetown, a. cea : | 7 08 P.M. er a ae Mogtnt GUNN ii diioin ss 05k) cadass . sco! Oe Mb hh cosnde pak eee ere ap |e? gs . MMe ecussdamieicclssskessanitbas't BOR SN oo calc osgs cus cdh bund ves, co ae | Sto Bt, Pete Oschint wldiad Bs ‘ { 6.2: | St. Peter's Be a | 730 | Bear Rivets... ....eereeeees neh ssesecenel 6.10 |\Bear River.... 6,50 SOUSIB: ccccvcee ecerecccesecccccseesess “o 1 6,55 | Souris, ,,. i 6.05
##- Trains are run by Kastern Standard ‘ime,
JAMES COLEMAN,
Railway Giee, Ch’ town, Deo. 4, 1884. —all pa 6i Superintendent,
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CHARLOTIETOWN SASH AMD O00R FACTORY | Peake’s No. 3 Whar, PALMER & C@.. PROPHRER Peas,
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We are now manufacturing and will vell at the lowest cash prices; Sashes Doors Window and Door Frames, Architraves, Sponting and Coaductor Mould ings, Ballusters, Newel Posts, Stair Rails, Twists, etc,
ik.
rnd Fret Sawing, Turning, etc. All hinds of Gothic Wiadows for Churches niide at shertest notice. With new and firat-class Machinery, and the tstest appiienneg, we ran inonre the uto.ust satisfaction to all who favor ue with thet
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tha: i8 to say :—Commencing at a stghe fixed in the bank on the north side ot the Quagmire River, at the norib-east corncr of a pierce Cf land in possession of James Cam. eron, aud running trom thence north fifty. s1 ven degrees east for the distance of eighty chains to the division line of lot numper fourteen, thence west a'ong said Jine nine chains to the aforesaid Quagmire River thence westwardly along the varic us courses Of the river to the stake at the plage of commencement, con:ainir g sixty-seveg acres of land, a little more or! ss, Also, : i that tract, piece er parce) cf laud, situate
lying aud being in Township number sixt teen In Prince Cc unity, dcecribed &s follows that is te say ;-- Commencing on the bank én the Dorth side of Grand or Fllis River, at the west boancary of David McEachern’s ian’, thence followjpg the various courees of the said bank westwarély to James Currie’s cast line, thenec uorth warcly glong said ezst line to James H. Gillis’ lend thence slong James H Gillie’ soutn Jine to vavid McEachren'’s weet line. thence dhong | Stid weet line southwardly to the place of commchcebiut, containing ninety acres, a | litile mo e cr lere, together with the appor- ; tenances,
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MICA WASH.—This wash is the only thing of the kind cver invented. A stove wey be as handsome asa jewel end shine like ebony; but smoked! mice lights will enoil i all, Pay by day mica becomes scarcer avy higher in price, and ay article at will cicaa aud preseive it is valuable to all concerned, Try this wach once, and you will always ube it. Retail price, 95 cents per bottle,
The above hou.ebold necessities are manuiae tuicd by Tae Llectric Givss Co., Philadelphia U.S.A, and sold by every respectable Drug gist, Stove Dusler, Hardware Mercbaut and
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