oe a — ecianesammen assis deli ay nt nd ts i er Ht en AVUIMA2 4 YUAG AHI

a ae aiadierwapse ae onees * This is irue Liberty, when Free Born Men, having to advise the sicaeitne speak free.”—Evkirives. teas Sixere Corps Jwo weal:

NEW SERIES. OWARDLOTTETOWN, P. E. ISLAND, WEDNESDAY, JANUAI LY 28.. 1889." VOT: 24.“NO. 51.

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2,500 ‘* LAYER VALENCIA " (extra good and clean), 800 ‘* SEEDLESS fe (the finest we ever had), 4,000 * GooD CLEAN CURRANTS, 250 ‘* COANDIED CITRON PEEL, 200 “ “s LEMON AND ORANGE PEEL, And a very large assortment of FIGS, DA rE3, NUS, PRUNES, &c.,

expected daily DESSICATED COCOANUT, FLAVORING EXTRACTS, SPICES, &c., in great variety.

We have also just opened the largest und finest assortment of CONFECTION. ERY ever imported by us, and in order to work it off will give extra good value to Country Dealers and Jobbers.

Our Stock consists of MINTS, CONVERSATION LOZENGES, MIXTURES, ONE CENT NOVELTIES, GUM GOODS, CARAMELS, BARLEY SUGAR TOYS, &c., Xe.

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c J. J. SEAMAN. dec21—dy 2Zaw & wky lin filo at GEO

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&-reet), where adver- KEW VaRK.

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COATS, and | shanging them speedily for

may be four or

Co’s

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- Jahortly before-one.o clock thie afternoon. . b. > -“- oh?

rr were i | . 1 Nova Scorians Apnoab.--Tho. agents re- pork says thet. among thd convicts

umes ; | Gold mining is fast, becoming one of iprominent 1eatures of Nova Scoti Thane

i z B , HS “l! Leeal. and. Other, Items.

atime iat shetty <4

Norice:=28t! Paul's Charch Spwitryg Seriety? di thd Schoolhouse, y attended to,

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1 bd. - . ‘Tne Maiss.—The steanthr Stanley “hrrived at Georgetown from Pictou this farezoon, and ntaHs ant passengers’ atri¢ved! in the city

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duscharged and avrestel in Bosteh last year, § claimed to be of Canadian and 16 of Nova Scutia parent- age. imi. | on i 3 ‘cidhnciassasniniil |

ry > . iS seeakd oD Tur Fisu Trape.—Between Monday worn-

ing and Friday afternoon, fifteen vessels with sixty tons of fish arrived in St. John, includ- ing over 100,000 frozen herring, 7,250 fresh codfish, 3,200 haddock and 150 lobsters. So says the Sux.

omen SaLe or Proprce.—The Halifax Herald says: Doggan sold on Saturday from schooner

Corsair, P. E. L., potatoes at 33 cents ant ‘ - ‘ 7 33

vais at 40 and 45 cents He also disposed of

a quantity of western counties potatoes at 33

cepts per bushel.

so much ad-! by the us +

nothing better

scribe re oe 8 a22..9 ; . rt imat veaurliul f OSSY snecn mired in hair, can be red Ayer's Hair Vigor. There is

than this preparation for strengthening

ae } em danagraubh anda

’ secu j | I i os the | j ree ii }

scalp and keeping 16

itching eruptions. aliens fux Figure Nuie.—An exchange says that} for the space of lll yeais, fromdan. I, wet are to have the figure 9 in our years, and the

eccultists, who pat much stress upon numbers, |’

will be | during

predict that the condition of mankind greatly improved over all past times this period. inihiaacliedlss

Looxs Lixe Brstness.—It is gratifying, says the New Glasgow Enterprise, to leara that nearly $20,000 have been subscribed for the $25,000 worth of stock offered by the steel company. The trouble with the company is not in getting money, but in a'lotting the stock, Wide awake people are always anxious to invest ia well mauaged manufactories.

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A Pergiriep Womin,—The body of a half breed woman who died seventeen years near Lake Winnipeg, was exhumed recently, and found to be petrified and as perfect as when buried, weighing seven huadred pounds An offer of $5,000, made by an American museum manager, for the body has been re- “aged. It was discovered that an alkali spring dowed through the grave.

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Tue Maw Contract.—The Shediac corres- pondent of the Moncton T'imes says :—The Steam Navigation Co. of P. E. Island appear to be anxious to have their comtract renewed for carrying mails, ete. If this is granted, it should be on the condition that they provide nothing short of a two hours’ service between Point du Chene and Summerside. The dis- tance is only 33 miles, and it does not requir: an extraordinary boat to run that with the modern improvements in ,marine architec- ture.

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Boston Markets.

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Porarors. —Receipts past six days 47,-

| 000 bush ; previous six days, 110,000 bush.

There is still a full supjly of most kinds to meet all the wants of the trade. Burbanks continue in large supply, and have been selling slowly for the past few days at 55 te40c. Chenangves in steady fair demand. Island stuck is being disposed of as toliows:

ee” ee Pe, cnc wicna anaes 50 we Rose aa a ices ks Dae - Burbanks and Stars..... 40 s

Chenangyes ............57 to 58

Macxere..—There is nothing special to note in connection with the mackerel mar-

ket. Following are the prevailing prices : Mackerel, extra shore @ bbl... ...25 00@28 00 ae OR eet Pees 23 00@24 00 oa Mec. i62i. oes ....20 00@") 00 “s No. 3, large rimmed. . .16 00@18 00 es No. 3, plain |S pian wii daa 15 00@16 00 “ unculled ...<.s.++ «see. 20 0O0@22 00

Porx.—There has been a further decline

in pork, and the market is dui] at the fol-|

fof Americans in Windsor, his defeat

No, Disguise Needed Now.

ub. wrstas Opes iy AD VoodtRs THE ANNEXA- ‘14. -4g~ OF CANADA.4+WHRAT ABOUT MR. LAURIER? .

owesd eel a see” Efe eerr ew

The Empwe publishes the following por- tion of an intérview which occurred be- tween a Tbrénto’man and Erastus Wiman. In. it -Mx.--Wiinau's band (43 completely shown. . The.gentlomancwmadsurnishes the matter tg the Hmpjre is pertyctly reliable. Mr. i B. Perry, of Patkdale, had business with Mr. Wuhan fi New” York, and he found tbat gentiemaa inthe office of R. G. Dun & Go,,:.in Lhaticity, v1.

tani? ANNEXATION SENBIMENT.

The conversativs Started rer the recent municipal electivu as Windser, when Mr. “Sol” White was defeated.

‘‘Mr. Perry,” said Mr. Wiman, ‘* that was a significant vote for ‘Sol’ White ia Windsor on Monday—over 690 for annexa-

ion,” - ‘ wen Ce: ae 2 ivi ?’. Perr} - Consia Ting sal’. Whit 5 . : : : mre personal popularity and the large number

t was

very significant agaiust your scheme, Mr.

Wiman. Your scheme, you must “under- stand, is utterly discredited in Canada.” Mr. Wiman—tt Why do you think so?” Mr. Perry—** Because the Canadians are net willing that the States should control oui mimere

WHAT DO CANADIANS SAY TO THIS ?

M Wiman —‘**The States control you now. You cannot get on without ree commercial intercourse with the

States.”

Mr. Perry —** But we are getting on, Mr Wiman; and another thing | might say 1s this; Your scheme would eertainly leal to annexation.”

Mr. Wiman, (emphatically)—** Well, sen- timent is growing that way.”

Mr. Perry—‘* Where do you find senti- ment growing that way ?”’

Mr. Wiman—** Why, all over Canada. If « vote of the people was taken you would tind it overwhe!ming in favor of union.”

Mr. Perry—‘* No, sir, that is not the people’s feelings. The Mail and the Globe have been advocating and hedging the question, but you are misled as to the feel- ing of Canalians. Canada will never enter mto any such arrangements as you have been advocating.

THEY WILL GIVE THANKS.

Mr. Wiman—Yes, sir, must come to free trade with the Stutes, annexation or no annexation. What will your sons think, if you do not now grasp the opportunity offered ?”

Mr. Perry—‘*Our sons’ birthright is I not to be bartered, Mr. Wiman, In after years they will be proud of belonging to che Federal Empire, after your States have been torn into fragments by. usternal feuds. At any rate we are all right, as you Yankees say. Have you real the report of the great banquet of the Board of Trade just held in Toronto? I noticed you were not there, Mr. Wiman.”

Mr. Wimin—‘ No, Who spoke ?” ,

Mr. Perry—** Tho leaders-e_ oth parties spoke and came out strony, for British con- aection and against your schethe,”

WHAT OF MR, LAURIER i

Mr. Wiman—* Bul what, about Mr. Laurier ?” ays

Mr. Perry—-** Oh, We don’t consider Mr. Laurier.” ~ its

Mr. Wiman—‘‘ Not.as the..leader of the Liberal party in Canada ?

Mr. Perry—‘‘The Jeaders_of the two lnarties are Sir John Macdonald and Mr. Mowat. You must .cead the report of that banquet, Mr. Wimnan ; it wil! cure you.”

Mr. Wiman—**i must. 1 have “p29n so busy of late that, I have not, had time to look at the papers.’ Pie | Mr. Perry says :there were several gen- ‘tlemen present, during the | conversation. \Mr. Winan’s words were gy, significant that |Mr. Perry immediate!y reduced the conver-

to writing. Now,; what have his

i lsation

{Canadian folloivers:to, aay ! : Wes: :

she will. You

[ was not there.

; . Te ee lowing (wholesale) quotations :— ‘ ° : Ranks ir oSte 1750) Bavitt aad O Ponevan' Rossa.

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eee OR OIMEE «So oo oon ss Se une 17 00 to 17 25 : : j ood Clear # bbl If 75 to i- gg. Before the Parne!i Contmiasjon Attorney- JACI Ibe eee eee ester ue eens « ¢ WV Ie — * ; silos i iia Riera. US. . si she be bes 16 75 to 17 00 |General Wubater. no ud err lence be- ae Midis. 110k WS Ie 25 te inso tween Matt. Harris apdi-Miehasl Davitt Md Marais ik iii ei 14.50 to 14.75 | With refercuca:te tho-landagttation. The

, wae esd 4 50 to 14 75 nance -iliinbenracaactin ment

€old Mining ia Neva Scotia.

Extra Prime new.......

the pines at Muunt Uniacke, in this county, says tne Windsor Tribune, were for a tim ibandoned, but within a few years p new companies have commenced opera tions. Tunis was followed by discoveries 1 Upper Rawdon, and later the * Northrup mine, owned by C. H. Dimock and others, has surprised many by its prolific returns The Rawdon leads have lately been traced

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stand prospectors are taking up a large number of areas on the Elliershouse estate. There is quite an excitement at Ellers- | honse over the glowing accounts of pros- | nectors, and we understand that evidences lof gold are very encourazing. Seme years | 8° .. meee hcent 2B sgt, tt | finest ever found in Nova Scotia, was picked tout of the Big Bog brook which runs ont of the Ellershouse estate, and it is to He hoped that the vein or lead from which che nugget was washed Las now been foun re The New Glasgow Euterprise publishes an article on the approaching sale of th Salmon River gold mine, and expresses tit yope that it will be purchased by a Nove Scotia syndicate e The Gold Hunter announces that the Philadelphia gold mining company are operating a valaable area eight miles from Caledonia Corner. Fifty men are at work on this propercy. : ha >. * ¢ Bray. —Cracked oats and barley for sale at Feo, Castor & Go's

previbly t

over the Ardoise Hills, and now we under- |

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only lettert hat: atttacted: iaterest was one from Davitt to. Hania, writsen in New York, in which. Daviit.said.‘**Ferhaps you lare not awaze..thav JohaQiueary is here. iHe from .Paris .to..apaep my lattd

league eudewrs..: He.wil! gd back a wiser

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thouch sadderumas. lie’. is aupin ted by nobe ing SAV Cy wiit few. bosthooas f lowing that blatant-aag, Rossa. The dX ationalists ion this. side are: ..¢ommon-sense mon.

O'Leary jailed to get.aps orugale against thedegguedia America..! Resgaids mow try- jing daid ham. He will aehieve more suc- cess. upon your.site than upon this. He is a cowardlplew, mafiixa, who-has not the i courage-te. resent. an ‘insult L:offered him im (the. Herald. 1 He haw ot sufficient evyrage to set fire to a. British: haystack. Do your utmost to kesp the people within

bounds...

LM oathp—rrpeneenie ip tte — Eczema... Lichy, Sealy, Skin Tor- : a : , LuErcs,

{Zhe simple application of Swaynz’s Oint- WENT. .Withgut any., internal tmedicine, will _ nore apy esse gt Leties,, Saat Rigum, B ng- aKyenr, alge... Lteh, Sores, Piwples, Eczema,

ali gealy, AWRY Skin Eraptions, no mi tter tee 6 e* . he ee ° .

pow OUSLY ite or Tong standipg. as OE es 4 4 cts yetd > doa * 43 . - t trill

potent “eWeciive, and costs but a trifle.

ect 12 6m dw of s ous poss = 20 = re a - 9 Picts stocks taking you cin’ get’ American terambertivs’ for’ 9° chs: ‘pirsquatt} American Baldwin” apples! at-20 ctst'per-peck; green igrapes !5 e's tper th.; piekles; beth. per quart. 10 cts..pen gmat» best cooking pranes, 12 cts, per ib, Any kind crockeryware chesper than any houston Dd. isiand. at K. Brace’s, jit wd 4 ucts) ow gen? eoddw

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