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THE DAILY EXAMINER, 1E DAILY EXAMINER. |

FEBRUARY 16, 1880.

Mr. Palmer's Lecture.

A rarrty large audience—as lecture audiences come and go in Charlottetown

was in attendance at the Y. M. C. A. Hall] has been admitted to probate. last evening, to hear the lecture of Charles|for the payment of an annuity to his wife | Palmer, Esq., upon British Columbia and | and $100 each to the P. E. Island Hospital ‘the Northwest, from personal observation.” and |Dr. Anderson presided. The lecturer] estate is demised well described the country and some of the Rev. ‘towns along the line of the Canadian Pacitic | Davies, M. | Railway. His was, of course, the old but/ estate, and invest the proceeds, at their lever interesting story of thriving settle-{diseretion, for the equal benetit of the

Notes and Comments.

~lee is wanted in Boston. A correspon- it reports that ice cannot be obtained | ‘re, and that the demand the coming | numer will be strong. We could supply ice;——but how to get it there /——that is » question to be considered by our enter- | sing men

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a olan of the (writs 18 to spend is much = . ‘ yossibie amon flicials and relatives

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Will of the Late George Davies, Tue will of the late George Davies, Esq., |

Hospital. The to Hon. Daniel Davies,

and Mr. L. H.

Charlottetown

'ments and prospering towns, and great | deviser’s children and their children. If lakes, rivers, prairies and mountains,}| both should die without ~The Patriot objects to the expenditure | extending from the Atlantic to the Pacific. | proceeds are to be devoted as follows : One 80 much money upon capital account. lit is given to but few people to say of the | fourth to the Baptist Hoime Missions of I ‘half of a continent, the whole of this coun- | E Island, one fourth to the Baptist Foreign § }try, with itsin conceivable natural wealth, is; Missions; one fourth to the British and

issue, then the

It proyides

to sell the

party, and as little as possible for the | ours—ours and our children’s to possess and Foreign Bible Society, and one fourth to | | /pm “Y f the country. rhe Tories | develop. We have no doubt that many of] the trustees, for the time being, of the Bap- : ‘those who heard Mr. Palmer were thrilled | tist Infirm Ministers Fund.

up m the PI} site } rinel}

by this theught as his description proceed- ed, even though Mr. Palmer took special pains to discourage, as muchas he could, anything like a sentiment of pride of coun-

—a&t last there is a perfect plan, backed money already subscribed, to utilize the ver of Niagara; not of Niagara Falls, of the water lead of the river abeve the s. Within a month the Niagara River draulic Tunne!, Power and Sewer Com- iy will beg o— So and blasting and make most money. For this pur- essary fer the Duliding of its Main tun ,

_which will be about two aad a half

o38 leng.

ling young French Conservatives, | treeless plains,” which he saw when on the | & elder.

t . ; Teadil | ; le ‘ y ypted the following resolution amidst) return trip through the States, by the Nor- at enthusiasm :— thern Pacitic Railway, his belief must be *‘Reselved, That the Club Conservateur has| wrong. But amanof Mr. Palmer's dis-

ress to her most gracicus majesty express- to the queen o! England senti:nents of the alty of the Canadian people, and that this b will support every movement tending to maintenance and development of our ex- ng politicai institutions.”

tell his audience what they are. We are

ean live easiest aud make most money

Ease begets enervation, and the love of

—Thke Queen said at the opening of poet—one who had a very deep insight into rliament: ‘‘An armed force under a] men and nature—has said :

rtuguese officer was despatched during »autumn for Mozambique into territory ere British settlements had been formed i where there are native tribes who ve been taken under my protection. A lision attended by bloodshed took place i acts were committed which are incon- cent with the respect due to the British z. The Portuguese government now at request has promised to withdraw its litary forces from the territory in ques- mn.” Still the Portugese are reported sparing for war.

‘* Where wealth accumulates and men de cay.”

live easiest and make most money. To thoughtful minds, it is evident that of all the ills endured by and impending over the United States, there is none so preg- nant of evil as the accumulation of wealth,

rn,” to take the place of oats in Canadian} which the Roman Empire fell. But for wkets. it quotes some authorities in port of the | » House of Commons have taken on the mt. “Ino of those——referring to the Guty | Northern nations of Europe. As in Europe oem —says so in America. The States in which men live ‘I say take it off, and that is the general | easiest and make most money must inevit- wnion in this part of the country. If there | ably give way. in the course of time, to the

not know what we will do, for they are nding us beef here from Chicago cheaper

th We Can raisei*, where we have to pay so ; : 8 oT wa pay nationality. We have, however, ail the

+h for meal and short»—we pay from $2) to : : a : ,

)per ton for meal and rts. and &3 per materials for wealth and greatness in abun- | door of the store. P Wek Gt0E : 3 aD Sitio 3S, i > er =

rel for corameal at present, which is as | @ance and large fortunes have been

made in Canada in the course of a few years. Judge Hensley moved a vote of thanks which was seconded by the Hon. David Laird, supported by C. C. Gardiner, Easq., and carried unanimously. —______-+ e+e

Natural History Society.

2p as it has been for some time

Uur intelligent farmers will be able to

ige for themselves the truth and the

‘ce of this writer's reasuning. The Hali- Herald is much nearer the truth in

ying that

“The distillers are about the only Cana-

sa who use Yank corn ts verte | % a . : ns who use tankee corn to any extentiu} Tue annual meeting of the Natural His- teming cattle for export. We. have all}

0 hig Al nee ga eae **) tory Society was held yesterday afternoon, ara of dia illery beet Phat beef is largely : os : oe The following s product of Yaukeecorn. So that if Mr. |as previously announced. The following nderkiu’s resolution were adopted, it members were present : yald be the distillers that would profit the Hon. D Laird, Hon. A. A. Macdonald, wt by it. ‘Tne farmers,’ over whose | Charles Palmer, Q. C., Dr. McLeod, Dr. eged wroags the Grits are weeping, do| Leeming, D. Montgomery, William Brown, t use VYaukee corn to any extent in —. Cotton, Geo. F. Owen, Donald Me- tle.ing ¢.ttle. In the Lower Provinces, so| Kenzie, Isaac Oxenham, L. W. Watson, cas we know, our farmers do not use it, and | Thomas May, Jonn Newson, John Mce- yuld not use it even were it free, They find| Swain, J. D. Seaman, Geo. E. Robinson,

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pays bett * to use the products of their own Mrs. R. Johnson, Miss Martha Owen, Miss ems. With our capacity to raise routs and Annie Johnece.

oe “ . a ie See Mr. Macdonald presided in the absence m States to fatten their cattle. Therefore, of the president, who was delayed by of- ey do notdoso, The same is true of the ficial duties. ;

-mers of the Upper Provinces,—though they _ After a few introductory remarks by the e, of course, exceptions to the general rule.” | Chairman, the Secy.-Treasurer gave a Raa a oe statement of the work done by the Society —he following is interesting, not only | during the past year. It was organized r its bs one Epen one Imperial connec- | oy the 26th of March last, with 6 members. m, but also for its high testimony to the | Now the membership is 52. The financial

lities of » feliow-Cana lian. The Leeds | statement was then submitted, showing a ercury says : Phe two speeches which | palance on hand of $38.54.

ve been made this week in Leeds upon iperial Federation. by Mr. G. R. Parkin, ast have established, im the mind of every e who had the gvod fortune to listen to em both, the right of the speaker to take ry high rank indeed among living masters persuasive oratory. The address under ¢ auspices of the Chamber of Commerce 43 in our judgment one of the most strik- J eXsiipics f lucid exposition applied to great and complex-public question that 3 been heard in England for many years. sods auliences are not easily moved, and | 3 generally not a little reserved in their smifestations of approval tuwards a speak- who is a stranger to them upon subjects th which they possess comparatively iittle miliarity but it was evident that Mr. wkin engaged the confidence of his hear- sand enlisted their sympathy from the tset. For the moment we reserve ex- nded comment upon the general result the two addresses, which, taken to- ther, have afforded a singalarly mprehensive view of a subject of the st magnuitade; but we urge our readers to serve and weigh with care the remarks wards the close of his speech yesterday, in tick Mr. Parkin was evidently influenced the desire expressed by some of those D Montgomery Sec.-Treasurer. 19 feel and avow general sympathy with] Executive Committee — L. W. Watson, } principles for some indication of the| Francis Bain, John Newson, Geo. F. Owen, es on which Imperial Federationists| John MsSwain, Dr. Leeming, Wm. Brown. sire tc proceed for the furtherance of the} ‘The following have consented to read vat ens they have in view. We cannot | papers before the Society during the coming t think that, though he still puts forward year :— on - ene to that subject|/” J, W. Watson, on ‘‘Carniverous Plants;” essen the difficulty felt by not afew “ ‘ans:” : triotic citizens in eee their Oitesian to} ‘ay aby > SNe ecb 00d po 3 Imperial Federation movement. Mr. | pe cenatnay mnananed. ,

wkin’s observations upon the question . ayReEE, Stop That Cough

sether Imperial Federation necessarily | velvea a common fiscal system—a ques- | ; nm which he answers in the negative—| Page ee a cere: a? oe re eminent! : ‘ai .- pie coid, “hich, UW oot checked in ime, my aw inetstly judicious; and the result jead to lung trouble. Scott’s Emulsion % phosites, will not on’y

his development of his case will not fail, Cod Liver Oil,with Hy stop the congh but heal the lungs. Endorsed

» think, to be a general feeling in this by thousands of Physicians. Palatable as

Several matters connected with the pre- sent and future working of the Society were then discussed. Amongst others the question of embracing within the scope of the Society the civil as well as the natural history of the province. This proposal was well presented and advocated by Mr. Owen and favorably considered by many of the members present. By a vote of the meeting, the subject was referred to the Executive Committee, with authority to deal withyit.

A cordial vote of thanks was tendered to Mr. J. D. McLeod, who had generously Society the granted the free use of his hall during the last summer.

Mr. Bain presented to the Society a copy of his new book on ** The Natural History of Prince Edward Island.”

A vote was passed expressive of the So- ciey's deep appreciation of Mr. Bain’s val- uable labors in the cause of science.

Mr. Watson gave notice of a motion to amend the bye-laws of the Society respect- ing the fees for membership.

The following officers were elected for the ensuing year :—

Hon. VD. Laird, President.

Hon. A. A. Macdonald, Vice-President,

rt of the country that the case cannot wsibly be ignored, and yust either be milk. Try it. Sold by all druggists at 5c. cepted with all its consequences, or and $1.00.

swered—-which last enterprise will not be —-—-

thtly undertaken by many.” May anp Decemprr —At Stellarton, N. S. on Thursday Jast, Dr. Lewis Johnstone, A Vactoapte Esrare.—The late Mra. Law- prominert in Free mason circles, who has nm, Wile ot Professor Lawson, of Halifax, passed the four score year mark, was ma-ried ives anestate of $90,000. Besides certain to Miss Bella Johnson, a blushing maid of mi! legawies she bequvethe $1,200 tu bucal twenty years. Rev. D.C. Moore perfui med

wrstigs, thu veremony, =

—— ++ 0+e—-—______— Religious Services. The Bible Class will meet in the parlor of

this evening, A cordial welcome is extended to all

try. Mr. Pslmer thinks that a man/ing y. M,C. A. who has to emigrate should go to the] o'olock country in which he can_ live easiest} who may attend.

Services to-morrow in Zion Church will be pose he thinks the Western States} conducted by the pastor, Rev. D. Sutherland, preferable to the Provinces and Territories | in the morning at 11 o'clock. of Canada. If he has no better grounds | especially for children; evening at 7 o'clock. ~The Club Conservateur, composed of | ror this belief than those ‘* grassless and | At this service there will be the ordination of Morning prayer meeting at 10.15 Sabbath-school aad Bible classes at 2.30 p. m. The regular Gospel meeting will be held to- morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock, C

ned with great satisfaction that the par-| crimination must, of course, have better}. 7 to 22. ment of Canada has ad pte Lan honorable grounds than these, —though he did not ly young persons and strangers.

: Elder D. Crawford will (D. V.) preach in disposed to dissent from Mr. Palmers}|the Upper Great George Street Christian opinion that a man had better go where he} Meeting House to-morrow evening at seven o'clock.

A funeral sermon in the Baptist Church

Service’ more

Subject: The ministry of John. — Luke Everybody welcome, and especial-

money is the root of much evil. A great} ‘to-morrow, in memory of the - Davies, at 1] a. m, Preaching at 7.30 p. m. Subject: Symmetrical development. Sunday- : : 2 school and Bible class at 2.30 p.m. Meetings ‘* Ill fares the land to hastening ills a prey, | wij] be held next week on Monday, Wednes- day and Friday. Remember the Railway Gospel Meeting in If a man who has to emigrate de-| McLeod’s Hall to-morrow afternoon at four sires to elevate, and strengthed and | o'clock. perpetuate his manhood, he will not Lesson: John 1-9—*That was the True Light, choose the country in which he can which lighteth every man that cometh into into the world.’

You will always find a welcome.

Bold Robbery at Georgetown.

An esteemed correspondent furnishes the the greed for money, the desire to “‘live|following additional particulars of the —The Patriot, too, is in tavor of **Free | easy ” These were the conditions under robbery at Georgetown :—

**Yesterday morning (Friday), Mr. Wal- the absence of these conditions the Star of | lace Jenkins discovered that his store was position i snd its friends in Empire would not now shine over Great | entered during the night and about $45 Britain, Germany and the other greatj worth of jewelry taken therefrom. The burglar entered through a back window, breaking two 8x10 panes of glass and a part of the sash to effect an entrance. A Ss par lamp was left burning and a quantity of jot someting done for us farmers soca | | strong, healthy men—men made strong and jewelry was found on the floor of the room healthy in the struggle tor life—who people|through which he entered,

showing that this young and comparatively poor Canadian |the culprit

was frightened off by some persons, who seeving a light rapped at the

Not satisfied with the haul he made here he entered Mrs. Griftin’s hotel by raising a He went to Mrs. Griftin’s room where she slept and took a wallet contain- ing some cash and jewelry from her pocket. Helping himself to some other valuable articles and partaking of a hearty lunch, he retired to the cellar, concealing himself be- Mrs. Griffin’s son, evidently possessing the scent of a detective, ferreted him out next morning, and took him to Mr Jenkins’ store where he was made to dis- He admitted the robbery, and was handed over to a magistrate who committed He gives his name as Higgins, and says that his parents reside in Tignish. He is about 15 years of age, has a French accent and cuswers to the description given in THe Examiner of the lad mentioned in connection with the Emerald burglary. He came to town last Monday night by train, left his boarding house on Wednesday on pretence of visiting an uncle in Lower Mon- tague, returned next morning and intended going by the Stanley on her next trip.”

from 8 to9

in the Y. M.

late George

~ PROGRAMME.

ST, JAMES’ CONCERT

TO BE HELD IN THE ABOVE HALL,

On Tuesday Ev’g, 18th inst.

. N. EARLE, MUSICAL DIRECTOR.

Instrumental Duet— ‘‘ Auffororderung Yum Tange” op. 65 .....cccceecece: Weber Miss Gertrude Brown and Mr. Earle. PRORMINE, 6 oc ce cncsvcecs eo veceekeannsb hits Mr. A. McPherson.

ee ae ae we Bonheur Mrs. Norton.

from Robert Le

Vocal Selo —‘* Lassie”.

Cornet Solo—‘‘Cavatina Tee oo icc echidna Mr. Fletcher.

Vocal Quartette—O Italia, ‘‘from Lucretia

NE oo dio thease + vheeuaes Donnizetti

Mrs. Williston Brown, Miss Earle, Messrs. Stewart and Bell.

PORMIRe ccc cccconsscceregeesccsessevess

Only the Sound of a Voice” ond ka ak des ens Watson Mrs, Toombs.

Piano Solo— Variations on a popular Theme wocoees wigis a cew otek eee. Miss Vere Hyndman.

Vocal Solo—‘*

Vocal Duet—‘‘Maying”..... ot Mrs. Norton and Mr.

Oe Mr. Vinnicombe.

Earle.

Solo and Chorus—‘‘Seeing Nellie Home” eesneebeuksouns dues Converse

NN, ok oo 6n6s pososnneeecess 49b0eeees? os Mr. George Peake.

Vocal Solo—‘‘At my Window”....... Parker Mrs. Malcolm McLeod.

Instrumental Quartette—‘‘ Overture to La

inohecsdse ee

Mrs. Malcolm McLeod, Messrs. Vinnicombe, Fletcher and Earle.

Chorus from Semeramide............ . Rossini St. James’ Choir.

Prict of admission 15 cents.

We believe that if we get

faction this

....smith

Concert at 8,

R SALE.—A dark bay driving Mare, un-

SNe ai thi oo docile.

about

SPECIALTY FOR THIS WEEK WILL BE

CARPETS AND OILCLOTHS.

Also, a few pieces of Chenille and Tapestry Curtains still remaining, will be sold at a Special Reduction,

A LL CL GE LT A I re oe

TEA |

cena ty

TEA

- a EVERYONE WANTS GOOD TEA, and they also

want to know where they can depend on getting it good.

Reductions made according to quantity bought.

Oo

KEROS® NE @OFL.

We keep nothing but the best AMERICAN WATER- WHITE KEROSENE OIL, which we sell in Tins cheaper

than ever.

Ch'town, Jan. 20, 1890—dy law wky Queen and King Square Stores.

Boots and Shoes!

25 PER CENT. DISCOUNT FOR CASH.

| mean

E HAVE BOUGHT FROM C. B. WARREN his entire

stock of BOOTS AND SHOUS, and will now clear them

out at slaughter prices. Tremendous Bargains until the whole

stock is sold. SEVEN THOUSAND PAIRS. Come early and

don’t delay. Plenty of assistance to wait on all customers. We are fully prepared for the rush.

GOFF BROS.

Charlottetown, Jan. 24, 1896

UN PARALLELED !

WHAT?

x) bs r ° 4 ; r e

McLeod & McKenzie, Star Merchant Tailors. ° marta, pane

ODESTY forbids us (to use a slang phrase) to blow our own horn, and as it is contrary M to our opinion (according to the old proverb) when in Rome to do as Rome does, we shall endeavor, as heretofore, to present tacts so undeniable as to be beyond the reach of dis- pute. True, people have gained for themselves a name (not an enviable one) which, to all appearances, served the purpose they had in view. But wisdom dictates, before posing as leaders in the great race for supremacy, that we should look well to the foundation upon which those assertions are based. To throw the mantle of charity over such people is our motto; and instead of revealing to the public gaze, through your columns, the errors into which they have fallen, we will endeavor to lead them gently into the light. That you will acquiesce in what wt sav, is a foregone conclusion, namely, as Fathers of the trade in this Province we treat the several branches of the trade in this city with the same consideration as a loving parent would his innocent offspring ; and to this end we iavite such traders to aim high und co-operate in elevating this, the first profession, to the high status to which it is entitled. In the meantime, call and see our handsome goods, in NAPS, MELTONS, SCOTCH TW EEDS, WORSTEDS, etc., made up in the latest styles and cheap.

McLEOD & McKENZIE.

Charlottetown, Oct. 19. TRRA

150 barrels Choice American FLOUR, Murdock, y oa * ‘** Canadian * Howard, I LOUR. ee ts “6 ss Chipman’s Patent, oe ’ - Y White Eagle. r 150 half chests Choicest CONGOU TEAS, TEA. }

j 20 boxes INDIA TEA (assorted grades),

100 barrels Yellow Extra SUGAR, 25 ‘** Standard Yellow ‘*

. \ SUGAR. J eo. “” Granulated Sugar. MOLASSES. \ 25 puns. DEMERARA MOLASSES.

TOBAC CO \ 50 caddies BRIGHT TOBACCO, Pt ° 25 butts and caddies TWIST ‘* 60 boxes Choice Table CODFISH,

50 half boxes Codfish, &e. 50 barrels and half barrels LABRADOR HERRING, 25 cases CANNED SALMON,

500 reams Assorted WRAPPING PAPER, 100 dozen BROOMS. 2,000 GRAIN SACKS, 2,000 cases TALL CANS, 10 bales MANILLA MARLINE,

Sundries.

AT LOWEST PRICES.

GORACE HASZARD,

LOWER QUEEN STREET,

Charlottetown, Jan 29, 1890,

a& man or woman’s trade for Tea, we will sell them their other groceries as well; and with that end in view we endeavor to keep the standard of our Teas up, and give the best possible value for the money. We don’t import any cheap, low-grade, trashy Teas, as it don’t pay to sell them at any price. Our 24-cent and 28-cent Teas are giving excellent satis- season, and we believe them to be equal, if not superior, to anything on the Island for the same money,

We have also two very fine blended Teas at 32 and 40 cents per p und, which are excellent value.

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1.

2. Short Farce —** How Ebenezer Hunkerton

wn

BAND OF HOPE

Theatrical Entertainment

tT, PRTER'S SCHOOLROOW,

rine aint

Saturday Evening, Feb, 1.

PROGRAMME:

Prologue ......sccccvcessevcreccvnsenves

assisted Hezekish Spriggins to obtain a i On ae leks seo ys

4. Dialogue—‘* Mademoiselle cannot learn ze

BE 6s 60s onciens beewenesdekewine » Cobdage BOR is coc ccdcvrvedsvecscvcesue

6. Comedy-—** Polly Belifield’s Pretty Cousin

Poily Sandham, oc Mistakes at Heil. court Hall”’....

oeoee tee eereesewee

. Song and Chorus—*‘My geod old friends.’

8. Farce—‘‘Tne Daughter of a Wealihy

Widow ia Western Kentucky”........

10. Chorus and Pantomine-——“' Mr. Burke and

hia True Love.”

CO CHUOS Ceo SEO SES EO®

RE, Gepiees Beis. sdk doe AS ks, oh A 12. “When Women Have Their Rigits ”

Doors open at 7.30 Performance to coim-

mence at 8 v'clock. Admission, li cents.

febl4

M

~

as

SutGOT OLEH.

V R. ARC#ILALD MCNEILL, of North ~

Dikota, “bo is now visiting his friends

of West River, has kindly consented to deliver a Lecture in the Fairview School House, on Monday evening next. The Lee- ture wi'l be given in the in the interest of the School. Doors open at 7 p. m.

feb 14°

MR. VINNICOMBE'S

Occhestral Concert,

—IN THE—

PHILHARMONIC HALL,

pti dais

Monday Evening, Feb. 17,

PROGRAMME:

Overture--“Masaniello”...... vedesashane ....Anber Orchestra, Vocal Solo—“Iu the Cloister”..... Edoardo Barri

Rev. F. EB. J. Lioyd.

String Quartettee for four Violins (by children)

Andante in G.... ..sccccsese Nessee hinsiuacud Giuck

Misses. Hyndman and Dawson, Masters Bay-

field and Brecken.

Vocal Solo .““My Shadow”...... Dikdesabiees Pinsuti Mrs. Malcolm McLeod. Walts- “Sounds from Erin”..............00 Bennet Orchestra. Vocal Solo—“The Rugler”..............s00 Pinsut

Prof. Caven,

Violin Solo—Fantasia on Theme (No.5).... Dancla

Master James Hyndman.

Grand Po‘pourri—“Let Me Dream Again”......

iy heceeeseeuerhalee poiMicécbsakoue .. Schlepegrili Orchestra.

Vocal Solo--**When "tis Moonlizht”..C. A. White

Miss Kate Hyndman.

String Quoertette—“Andante and Rondo from

ee SRIIN 6.s sks cdcieccctcanae .. Allard

iss May McDonald, Messrs J. Hyndman, Findlay and Vinnicombe.

Vocal Solo—“These Scenes so Gharming”..Ballin

Herr Hermans,

Violin Solo —“ Meditation Religieuse”.....Libeau

Mr. Vinnicombe,

Walts—“Fleur @ Alsacd”.... ....00 ede Stainer

Orchestra. GOD SAVE THE QUEEN.

Concert at 8 o’clock, sharp.

feb 13

CARNIVAL

GRAND Fancy Dress Carnival will be held in the

VICTORIA RINK, VICTORIA,

tips

Thursday Evening, Feb, 27.

At 7 o'clock.

The Rink will be tastefully decorated, and a large number bave promised to skate,

a good time may be expected.

Music wil! be furnished by the Artillery

Band.

Admission 25 cents. Skaters in costume

free.

T. STORDY, Secretary.

Victoria, Feb. 14, 1890—dy &wkytd

OLD LONDON CAFE,

JUST OPENED,

With all the Delicacies of the Season.

me oe

BEG TO INFORM THE PUBLIC that I

have just opened the above Cafe, and

have secured the services of one of the best Cooks in the Proviace, and it is my intention to see that everything wili be done to cater to the wants of all my patrons. Come and try

our Cook.

JOHN JOY. febs °

NOTICE —

oo Annual (General Meeting of the

Stockholders of the Inland Steam Navi-

gation Company of Prince Edward Island, will be held at the office of L. C Owen, King Street, on Saturday, the Ist day of March next, at 3 o'clock, p. m.

L. OG, OWEN,

degretary, folé—tu thur sat