1 — sunsmmennes mueneeeanepnenssanennenannnesnena —_ mnie anil a ye stor a —~— we -— ——eoe« nk eee a ee Lees. DALI S AWM IN OV £2 = DATIY MX AMITN ER, VEMEeHR 19. 1881 Lecal and Other items — ), «a EN hk Ak a al ol ied ; ree em sa8 7 ; . . a | : tems. A UO WTEON U TELEGRAPHIG NEWS «the 2. / ad . : 7 up i wat Ow Ors az ve es Ml HAIL NSPATHER, of the SUWIR) reice a ae i ES ‘a FR “oe j i, 18 In town, Ao we on, . = a . ie . “7H v sol o | * lan GREA'l BRITAIN AND IRELAND. / ; it oe are Farm, Stock and Implements, ’ Hi 8 ..

Shah ied ae Ce ae ca Loxvon, Nov. 17. mori! vA rch SYO OVO oan c ;

e | O be gold by PUBLIC AUCTION, on Che fire on the steamer Severn, yester nemasemonne* ()? —

\pVERTISERS in Tar EXAMINER repo LHURSDAY, the 24th day of November, day, wae caused by the bursting of a barrel ; very fair t we during the past week inst. at the hour of twelve @clock, noon, on | 2! PA ba. Ria

+ the premises ocenpied by the subscriber, |, The B itna sub-com nission of thé Lana |

ANOTARR new ec mot has been discoverdd | StUete oa th Maip:que Road, 44 miles from | Vourt, yesterday, wade sweeping reductions | q

by Director owt, f Rochester, N. ¥ Uhe lietown ibe Farm centains 75 acres; Of rents, averaging a per cont, : io of Land, in a high state ef cultivation, and in (ue whole of the registered letters which 7

lia aaa aa eee ee | Beaver, Felt and Straw flats, hu Se ee es Ne eT good apring of wales UNITED STATES. | ( —20: _ Hus

Chiaetcsutd are: * Wee Yur Stock is | . : sa : ; ade ps x

ae asi cerry Sei POG 5 ne, | Osos, Win. Nov. 17. fe r Stock is now about complete in every particular, and we invite customers from town Bu

a: tase deizaivel theirhaliiie,: 1 las sketions. Sh Gown _A mecting of the business men of Osb- | and country to inspect our Goods when making their purchases, as we can assure them they will , 3 yet arrived. | aie iia Stl: cases ae oo dab tek Maile satan meniorialized the | find no better value. ' bois i“ abe ats. Orel, Secretary of War, setting forth the damage beet

A LARGE number of summ pses were, t ei = ' <9 ' én eee a , ) “ in 3 ett) S and tue & untry around © Dr t 5 1. sage, 2 at arties . , > ; ' : . oS oe os"? nnd’ ASKILVYE imme 1a e rehe I he "emove _ 2 { dap teatind ciples yotbion, Whstbate nop Pald| 1 set Harrows, 1 Wheel Cultivator, he IRA Goods, Cloths, Flannels and Winceys ie

e dug ss. ] i ryt " OU rt. Pl in haips Swincle ovata dain a as ee cpm 4 tg :

+ re vali nom acid t ‘2und Appieton. Lhe Gamage 1s already ued

Tyr La tr j mts Aesoci ion fans ¢ : : : be i are i tO0O | erou estimated at BGO ( 4 ‘ < . . al . i = _° : es ae ain en tote aa SCE Moot t | menti t $600,000. at al ure not surpassed inextent, variety and value. Just see these Goods aud get Lia Library, Charlottetown. mae hae ¥ as ann ae ae j a “gto “0 : ae = | patterns whether you buy or not. i

~~ pRay Ol Ba i ac "e arm, years, b7ive mwitt, OT ths arner ser-

Mr Tr. Rarp, Mic-M: sar ee .9nn For the Steck and iinpiements, | Vatury, at li eclock on the LOth dis CC 4 + lh (Dp. V.) preach iu the Bavtist Cha f. toi t- Mou : it 1 approves joImt Roves of} covered Paiht’s comet in the constellation ( C V: F < { © Ss f | i yt en (1h Fi) Prete ase odie sonered.Faihta:. comet in thaponstallation | : JOTtGN arp an ottons of every description, of the best FT

7 ey Tren ‘ 5 Fai 4SCons5iOn a uu ‘a - ; > -- 7 . ME CURTIS, one hour filtv ini Bit eR Ee eet % ayil: +e mo ‘ j “ | : . x sr intete a OK ag KA ,| Mightch, Jor. 3¥. 1881 ono hour fly tatunes, declination noxth wualifies, and at the lowest prices. Flannels, Blankets, Horse a Maquilisino tril a i massac: i te me , . . s ~~ 7 oo Wa s Varad, Was bz "9 ; i 4 - : i : Co = ee ; ° . ss iynt ¢ | condensation bot ro tail US's ‘ Lé | y W we >Erat C on | Ni ~ = acai he) | fy exiabéred 1,500. eIAPrAae @ ATS oe ! "I — ee rappers, Carpets, O1 loths, Rugs and 8 - : > fee ae sq ‘ eG > i. Che se filers 7 tiie < is ¢ " ish . x > > 7 ip THEAL, who, at Spruce Lake, N. B., a few wha at J te? he de J da bo Phe ded dod we 2 RaktEston, W. Va., Nov. 17. - aat: ; xChits Ik urnis Mune Goods, &C, &c. I } weeks ago, beat his wife to leat] , Ras been DEP Cae . i : LO! _ n, a nok rious character . . 9 ao indicted for wile murder. of Malden. six sales anove Charleston, sbot i pe Iry3O be sold by PUBLIC AUCTION, on| Marshal! Allen Belliker last ni Si pr Fe S && SAIC ib ei ~ mS. % U4 i I i arsha \lien Belliker last night, killing | oyoss s : : 7 S mat f lee Tit

a ae eh i al i ri RSDAY, 24th November, eb de | > De. ae — - on Chariottetown, Nov, 1, 1881. PERKIN TER ads he Peaitentiary, is at home again, We regret _ — Kk, p. m., at th Tesidenc of Mr, James! the Mayor, bu missed. Robinson was or cece mes n e ae liar dteai — a ee py A LT, CITT —~- meen ee ee > ——e ‘pti, to learn that, owing to ill-heaith, he bas tren Mellish, Let 49, the I arm Stor ik, tucluding | arrested and brought here. Jt is rumored ; on ei compelled to resign his position. rLOl oo &o., and Farm Implements, | that a mob is coming from Malder to lynch oo C5 Cc) — West

Mowe Cote seeped ate tet i A TY] i

Tux Monarch Billiard Hall, Upper Queen At the same time, if not previously dis- wea et ' 7 im ee - —— has os “pes Street, has been re-ope ped. It is titted wi posed of by priva sale, at vy = eG ae reaay 3) ae ik * most beautiful tables, and affords every com vis TARR! ANN BPCMItES ees: . = ned Sepert cirece comsehgeen van 1 aE LAR Ane TREMIED cnr sore | Readymade Clothing, Tweeds and Heavy (1 ie

= sh 2 — = - bare ee om valuable The Western Diamont Match factory 5 0 5 i" ty

Tur steamer Southport left for West River coe aoe parm g ~ m oon pe oye. ee l- | was burned last night. Loss, $39,000. i if this afterneon, at 2 o'clock, imstead of at 3/. - : Th, 7 a . 4 ? onan, OO *S g00e he and ; ae i e’cluck, as advertised ; and passengers were —* be Orchard is one of the best on the TIPOPHRAN AS 1 W ANT TO CLOSE UT hk ie . u luke

° . & it ‘ } . y . — fur v SP} b 4 + S i 4 af consequently disappointed. ilow is this % Aslan d. Pownal Wharf is only a few yards mA AN. 0 {Y STOCK IN THIS LINE. t i . ort and abundance of muss 1 mud and Caucurra, Nov. 17. “4 4 . . 4 x ‘i .

aaa ‘ . : : ., |} seawee J ©. probubés ite hinthee | sgn, thee . , : - , f 5-74 ionecttsbows Renn at Abe. Sebh nag, ne” ein ie Senate) | ThelTil oe riteinneea Bee Ge Some Expensive Ladies’ Cloth Mantles and Dolmans, and i National Land League will hold its regular) (|, i ' |Sir Frederick Roberts will succeed Sir ‘ re : it ' meeting on Monday evening, 21st inst., at Perms for Stoc i and effects—All sums | Garnet Wolselev as Quarter-Master G i i. L , 1 Cl bs ks ‘ ] . : d ee | : d 3) ‘ * tte $ o'clock, in Farquharsou Hall, Queen Street. under $5, cash; all sums ever 55, twelve | o¢ sho British 0 irter-Master General ul ned OAKS, Sea ettes an o.ore ress Goods, i

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C. 'months credit on approved joint notes of |— ts ‘ 2GE REDUC oh On A Lares stoek of lamps, all kinds, just hand. Tey SNe Bt : i opened, and will be seldicheap.—R. K. Brice, | Terms for Real Estate made known on day| One thousand further applications have = ! been sent to the land commissi % |

een Be ) the omission, JUST GPENED AND MARKED LOW, |

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—Noev 19 | of sale. , | -— ALEX. McNEILL, Dente. Now 17 .* a Zz Go

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SatLep frem Abeten, Nov. 12, ‘‘Augusta ‘Vi-8i paneer, Sarah Bernhardt is seriously ill jae’ ks Dna A Select Assortment of Flowers, Feathers, Velveteens, Ladies’ Sacques, do, ae,

Muir,” for Barbadoes, W. L., with 1,500 sacks | DurBan, Nov 17.

white oata. Also, brigt. ‘‘ Nyanza,’ New ey TG 2 Yerk via Charlottetown, with 10,000 busheis | Vy , N a eetbegentme er wig th potatoes, and 2,000 bushels turnips, both | | Albanian mountaineers. Troops have suc Ep Wy i ! , ui aébneecrs. < 5 : be m A . W. TREMAINE,

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cargoes shipped by M. Foley, Esq. Ne later than ‘TURSDAY. NEXT ceeded in freeing him. ater than TUESD. NEXT,

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Lonpon, Nov, 17. Nov, 1, 1881.

2 ’ , . . * Or the fourteen new pupils admitted to the | ce | ‘id pena : wv : a rt 109 GEESE The Times’ Censtantinople report says ~ - : Deaf and Dumb Institution of Halifax, since nes ee ; . ‘ ‘ J SR " : | here is reason to fear the Sultan intends ih ite

LENE, — -- 2 the last session commenced in September, oy > fae el at or ' ' wd of the outils a a te Star | 58 { A Le ASSES MUTTON, to give more encouragement to the Arab q t 260 BUSH, CARROTS. | movement in Northern Africa. The Palace 1 ; 44, ;

five from Nova Scetia, and four from P, E. | . 4 : Island. Ww. BOYLE, | keePs."P constant communication with the , . funisian insurgents, and the Arahs in

Tux story of J. ad Wells, if true, | Fe a ili | Tripoli. Wisin Wer. i. . HAVE JUST OPENED A VERY LARGE STOCK OF

ane and « 0 He is credited with . : strange - Presiiga, 4 ee wat 4 th ANATNA: ATTEAR TRA “hat 4 swindling between ove and two millions Out) ij . § hes Vi x sak 24 | Jt is thought that Bismarck reckons on r. He Bae% f rey i : be 4 * - 3 2a e

of the treasury at the time of the war Us? fue: i HEE | the impossibility of Richter and Windthords aes flees to Europe; turns up at Wall Street, and | -— —- coming to terins, thereby causing dissen- : ; ie - ‘line = alleged attempt at black s " | sion among the opposition, which Bismarek LL AN DB) WI N i 4 [) RY G OO DS tf SP EMRE — Apshabonee Steam. = Carroll will strengthen his party. The s 5 libs

Francts I. being desirous to raise one oi Emperor's speech _ opening Reichstag is > ‘ ‘ ‘ lige sho toned loorned san of the Siabe to the high. : 3 |awaited with anxiety. The situation is Which will be disposed of at Very Low Prices. it

est dignities of the church, asked him if bh: ‘critical. Bismarck shows no sigus of giving

was-of noble descent. ‘‘ Your Majesty, ! lecember. | way. & 2 bo ** there yere tnrec a sy , . } i ERLIN, Nov. 17 +t answered the abbott, oer : 11 | [nis wil) be the last trip of the season, w win: 3: Bern, Nov Ji. f (? om i | Emperor William did not open the Reich- | Oct. 14, 1881. - . & is * i

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Bracs.—Noy 19 . : ; vin New York, Nov. 17. | a

ee | em 6 wire ae oo.) TS es r "y : |

Joun McKrxxow and Neil McLellan, farm- | Pee ~ EDREL BLANGHE.” | Tho town of Manzanilla was destroyed wa ‘ ) 4. bia

near London, Ontario, went into | ‘ i by astorm onthe 26th of October. The { eS > bp 1c A. } . e ° s “ /% '

ers, living ee barques James B. Beil and Antioch, and| ~ | as | | On and After Monday, 24th inst,, |

the “Rob Roy” tavern on Friday last, and py eet tie t were drinking. McKinnon is described as | ik2 aia 7 nenekawee ithe schooner Therese, of San Francisco, »Lal “ 08s «sing Fart 50 XC8 rw ’ ciemiea tae a ° 2, 7 ~ i. : Se ee got. nte s0-aieoeelion:| 60 bogs RICE, ears ow ited cibocd ° Tap on ee BRANDS THAT WE CAN BRAG ABOUT. | and McLellan being the stronger, beat and Oo fine MUSTARD aeted at aaipeabhiae eee obtal te ss : STEAMER “HEATHER BELLE.” i » die 100 tins MUSTARD, ~ ar rr? vs : kicked McKinnon till he died. | . Felthpelaiis Hiawatha, Dickson, National Policy, Famous, &¢, &e- WV LE LEAVE Orweil Brosh Witart fo -O: Charlottetown every Tuesday, Wed-

1 wale CLOVES : leti > - } wale 4 r ' Te or Bulleti tev C. Barker, formerly pastor of 50 kegs BAKING BODA. Caer: ea : in al Bible Christian Church in this city, died sud- to nesday and Thursday Mornings, at 7 o'clock, Lou

th : rromgrameeteea denly at his residence, 290 Horton Street, ; | Probabilities for the next 24 hours for the Sa. OO0 WO Fe g ae OF g EA calling at China Point and Halliday’s : Maritime Provinces. 5 3 Wharves, returning from Charlottetown to

' Orwell same evening, at 2 0’clock, remaining

i brothers in Noah’s ark, but I eannot tell | } positively from which of them I am dk CARVELL BRO’S, | stag in person. Prince Bismarck read the ; scended,’ | Ch’iown, Nov, 16—pat 2 Agents. speech from the Throne. — E ; _— ‘ fli a | + ET encinainnnmnnteat a ome ms couiaen soomaeagnaeaanaatl : PATENT Bt = ERS— the lamp apres no trim- Ti i way j iD r) T} ih q TION Ct j PA NAMA. ON HA D ND TO LRRIVE ming. Cal) at the Family Grecery.— ae / Telia j LL U iil Lis Ys PANAMA, ae 7, 4 N A f

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Lendon, Ont., on Monday, Nov. 14. Mr.) 7. oi nck aide allel Barker preach sd twice last Sabbath, ret In Stock and to arrive,— —— ker preached twice last Sabbath, retirea mm ‘xcelle ality he: i alf-chests addies & 5, 7 y 15 : y Tes y to rest about 11 p. m., and was found dead in| 49 hhde. Very Bright Porto Rico*SUGAR Toronto, November 19—i0a, m. ixcellent quant) and cheap, in Half-chests, Caddies & 5,7, 10 & 15 Ib. boxes. at Brush Wharf Tuesday and Wednesday \ sight Port t, nights, and Thursday night, returning to Char- :

40 Biicht Yellow SUGAR | Northerly winds, cloudy weather with rain caneattan teen h) ivi ] 7 P ‘ [ ’ , lottetown, arriving about 5.50 o'clock, p. m,

his bed — “~ next. peas 7 ae a 9 340 barrels Bright } serviee will be held in the 5b. ©. Uhureh to 60 barrels White Granulated SUGAR ior snow ; stationary or lower temperature, i o¢ . ) ’ - 7 F: > ] } W’ T Tilablos coe ce MOLASSES a F 200 iins Pratt’s Celebrated Astral Oil (Kerosene ares to Orwell and other Wharves —Upper morrow evening. : (150 puns, Choice MOLASSES, re -Ser- “+ , i me Ce eb i - ( > Deck and Cabin, 30c. ; Lower Deck, 20c. Ceasion vou Oipuaas.—h deipetch tren} CABTELL BROS. | Speciai Notices. 100 tins and 75 casks Bay State & Keystone American Kerosene, JOHN HUGHES, : thica fe ‘y r ei se ie th = thas Ml af 1. al s | & A ae v Bugs 84 Fy R08, _— ~ . ic . . . Ch’town, Nov. 16, 81 —till de 1 Agent. Chicage says it is learned there bits es. an |. Chitown, Nov, 16, ‘81—pat 21 Pius and Felt Hats, Wool Goods and| 200 boxes and half-boxes choice Raisins, and a Vv

French, of Sydney, New South Wales, an |

enthusiastic supporter of aquatics in that city, a

has offered a prize of £300 to be rowed for over | qd} v) ae \

the championship course on Paramatta River

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He stipulates thit should two men visit| i i \33 . J/ Ge —sXKD— :

a ee Tt Aimas Cards just op: ned.—R. W. TREMAINE. ‘ . ; 1 NT ) TOCK OF [ko i63i Large Stock of Gcneral Groceries, W. r. Bl SHOP i : 2 . Sydney to represent Wngland, Canada or| Tur only place on P. E. Island, where you

BuckwHrat FLlovur.—300_ ibs. received to- ) ~ a itd a0 oi is it Americs, he wil! increase the sum to £500. : every part of a gun made, is at }kse Parties wishing to lay in their winter’s stock can buy 4

day at George Carter's Giocery Store , ‘gs > . -. = sre WV LESALE AND RETAIL. SHITPPrPIN GS . | ii he wttil 2 : ; ails icon get ; 3 pt | ES WOW Orit in wn's Shop, corner of oe oo to advantage. FORWARDING AGENT : cy 5 !

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: A Cuanity. — There resides on King| | St — ‘ ~ ; atrect, near te Engine house, an eld | for the inspectionofthe public, and comprises Carriacx and Sleigh Builders will find B g ‘RR & § xOF kK ae > ‘ kK sen >} ta ¢ 1ec i . tic . “‘. a is ‘TS i le la Ta Ck f } eat y ite ry ° ° i onp i 3 woman nam d Me Kinnon, wio is an object } oe lections me m the ee 2eN bers 12 & iarge stock of the best w hite wood ever Charlottetown, Nov. 1!, 1881. : Maring Insurance Broker, | : of Charity. She has no friends in the city, Great Britain and United States, lbrought to the Island, at the City Hard- ao \ and no visiile means of support. The making the | ware Store.—Bourke, Son & Co. Ta Tene Sao oee EOE Sa a. ee eee ees —AI0— : a | i j

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i neighbors have been very kind to her, but [n 12 2aw 3w | ee ° a “ 4 > , is ! continued support of ber bY them has been | LARGES [ STOCK | TLaptes! call and see those new Burners } General HOMMIssion Agent, ; a heavy tax, and it is pow time the govern- | | The wick needs no trimmming; a great saving pre | ment, or parties interested, should get her | —AND — | of time and trouble to the housekeeper.—R. ahs $0 BEDFORD KOW, ; Pp. Oo. BOX1 . . HALIFAX, N. 8. i

a berth in the Poor House. But it is said | | K. Brace, no10 she is not willing to leave the house in | 7 A g ce Now is the time to lay in winter apples. | io 1 ’ which ghe has a life interest. This being | BESL Ss | 200 bbls. choice varieties, received by Beer & ES THE PLACE TO BUY [pARTICULAB ATTENTION, given to.she the case, it is difficult to know the best Gorr.—Nov 16 6i , Shipment of Lobsters and ‘other Canned { course to pursue, We think, however, the heirs of the property, whoever they are, and the Government could easily settle the

‘Goods, and collection of Custom Drawbacks

i th CaLL at Harvie’s Bookstore and see the : ’ IMPORTED. ; 7 . I ; % WE HAVE EVER IMP | beantifu designs of Prang’s Prize Christmas : 3 . : | thereon. A ts so that Cards. oct 31 Ca 9 Hulls, Cargoes, and Freights insured in < i fir y i

They are arianged on sample shee st-class offices at most favorable rates,

difficulty, and relieve a charitable neighbor- ‘every Card can be seen by customers. We | $09,000 Bottles Minard’s Liniment sold in hood of this bur len. /look with confidence for an ‘Nova Scotia during the past six months jctiaer | Consignments of Produce solicited, and 7 —_—_>-——— | —the universal remedy, the king of pain, used prompt returns guarantecd, tt Farmers in the Royalty justly complain of | FP. WE VWSE SALE lby everybody, Try it. Price 245 cents.— . ° | Correspondence solicited and answered : ‘ is terlow vesently cessed tam St te oe | . i pide: epee ? Mov le anes Flannels, Blankets, Quilts, Knit Wool Goods, Dress Goods, mptiy. 7 , : : , : s ue e ere - = ; 3 Pe cil. it will not protect their flocks from the Savusaces made fresh every morning of the Wincies, Sacques, Shawls, Ulsters, Cloths and Tweeds, Noy. 14, eon tye ¢

ravages of vicieus dogs. It will not materi- | civies Wiil Commend Themselves | best material, at the Fish Market, Grafton

bj ; : ie id ; : s recent action of the Council as a mockery of | pe ee ee ; t their repeated ap,cala for a good | BREMNER BROS, | mas Cards at Harvie's Bookstore, ¢ oct 31 HE Summerside Board of School Trus- F

by-law —one that would give — their} 44 and 46 Queen 3, | Smckep Dicey’s at Brrr & Gorr’s, 3aw —IN= tees hereby offer for sale Two Hot-air flocks protection it the City Vouneil did | Noy, 14, ’81—6i whly 1i, pat | Don’r delay but cal! st Harvie’s Bookstore | Furnaces with the fittings, which can be used : not int«nd to pass a law for the benetit of the for Praag’s Christma, Vards—a splendid lot. Ulsters, Overcoats, Reefers, Pants and Vests, Cardigan Jackets, for heating Churches or Dwelling Houses, 3

. These furnaces have uct given good satisface

farmers, and if they wished to protect the) 3 oct 31 : os 7 : beautiful ‘‘Newfoundlanders” of the city, PRANG S od ee nes Linders and Drawers, Flannel Shirts, Wool Scarfs, | tion in the Davies Schovl, owing to the cellar

| being unsuitable, which cannot be made suit-

wy did they increase the tax at all? Why| Warps, Best Makes, CHEAP. able without incurring very great expense, :

did they not let it stand as it was? It would . 1 (} (|

Tall ll 1 oi } 0 then bomore ject $0. ofh.sene, and sive S| Prize GHPISTMAS UAPOS. | sr so% cs new'or no charge made.—Wruutas , Whee the Couneil meet & oh and know they _ | Brows, shop on corner of Prince and Grafton pas Cash Buyers can depend on getting good value. Sackville, and have been highly recommended aa) ” ' Streets, Charlottetown, P. E, I. nov 1 tf wy ‘ | for heating purposes, ,

have muddied their work, we feel sure they | First instalment received this day at , Tole We Gans 40 stock yous Chilalines OWEN CCNNOLLY | wb RAMSAY, ; . Secretary Schoo! Board, ; '

will take st to pass @ by-law which will 4 meet the vequiiahents of the yo —The muz- | HARVIES’ BOOKSTC RE. Cards at Harvie’s Bookstore—beautiful de- . Oct, 31-tf signs, oct 31) Noy. 19, 1881 —pat , Summerside, Nov, 7, '31—4w, 2aw

your old Sewing Machine for a new ore; bat ‘ : Si fetch it to me and I will repair it and make it| Hats, Caps, Gloves, Mitts, &c. Cotton

|The furraces were made by Mr, Fawceti, of

ale, or clog, or death !