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Local Local and Other ftems. |

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wre suffering from the errors and

” EDITORIAL and corresponden ¥e on firct tnihiserc of youth, nervous weakness, carly 7 Page ‘ y,] of manhood, &e., I will send a recipe s ° , a iS HOW tssued Twice a > that w ure you, FREE OF CHARGE, This great -EMEMBER the P. B. I. Hospital Bazaar to rem¢ 8 discovered by a missionary In South . morrow America, Send a self-addressed envelope to the : ss - REV. JOSEPH I. INMAN, Station D, New York City. } ¥ ) : ed iive to-morrow. hake tn ' en a ‘Re ia i Sat ek et a . seneiihpedin o see it , = Annual Meeting of the Y.MC.A. fe « s 5 [ 4? : ‘ a r. : ; : oe Resin = . MR. JOH McQuarrie, Wheelwright, is ae ~)} ; ' ou U gain at work at his old stand, Kent Street SS eit See ~ - . . .

> 2 > (PP HE General Annual Meeting of the members

LAE UN A ree the attraction of ‘ Wa v's beautiful plush goods are marked of the Charlotretuwn Young Men’s Christia Bagaar t .2 pric O co a 3 Association w! “hald in th one A. Hall,

im pri ¥ ibs . ies are DELTCr 440 ) on the ey tf MONDA y the 20th day of ? . AY its ember, instant, at tight o'clock, p. m., for . . u md 2 purpose of eleciing an Executive or Muanag- é | al KK fin’s | scy t Stinendiary ng Committee for the ensuing year, and « er : ‘ j officers, and the transaction of other neecs ; Conrt is renoon were st- | oe pe ; . a

n . , —_— se } business in connection with the Association,

~ ) y | " .

' : eee : J. D. SEAMAN,

, ~ Presicent, to uN iss were ti id of the 82nd Battalion will } t G. F. BEER, Si05 ), 000 e 3 Z a'clock 1 » T? Secretary. ‘ Y CLOCK P- in. ON Ai i Ch’tor bor. 11 s2Ke 1 th i » at the : | hasede town, Dec. 11, 1°86—tl 20th oe

LHERE will be a of the “Horribk bis —_" Pie to-night A] to tak part ar | S .) Sets, Toilet Sets in creat : Ley r = A, » 7 req sted to ived pet k Moselle, and : & ‘ —— wt F* a

- be sold cheap at W. P. Colwill’s «On a : — = Cal nd ee and full line of es i E> “ : cy ‘ } ' on a. 5. Dé “a ' si » LrocRs Mr. Di CosTeLLo, of Bear River, was Fa at Ae = ‘

eap at VV P. < Iw S. present at Ceorgetown ye sterday, attending fa ‘ ira i

a i the sale of the Highland Light. Mr. Costello % * - . Ve . ar. +2 >a i 8

1. Rew I be i sortnrent, of Walki ig | followed ner up te 3S), 100. L. ns Ss ks will : w during the holiday | . > . P rigs uasaen. ; ‘ Store ; | REMEMBER the meeting of the Literar* and SPECI 4s, BR h BEG AETXS !

; | Sql Thationte-de-eene — ste 40 G2 8. . > on it sae * _—" ew".ung. The

M ms €3 ral C As \ i pape: to be read : r. Leem agi3 an inter- ak

ty we ; fe won wha nas is Ciere rally prepared, : ’ —_ xv 7 vy . Hop aa ‘SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE : \ : e 7 OURO! _ = Pati says | RU iii f u ab sy 0 ‘ ‘ D to rtson s —Car i} iy & . ™ — in ti Su scheme No j 1 V; ( ‘o i ? I : gi er en weer thar eith Y | a me t P i . , ( fa alii : >tH x it quite feasil a OUR STOCK OF ~ 7 | Christmas Card < ) ' : 1 9 I. J of the Rvnkin, acocm. | UATISUMAS Lards, 4 ‘ et “ , +p eT nt Pa ro } is return to Pi tou | t ho He ll likely take charve of Now V + iPass | . : ) 5 iMr Keac ai @ ‘ — 7 ee oe AoW iéar val 3, s : y nl S we ur, Neegan at that place and pilot him to ; MILLINERS ASH SIFTER. tmis city to i 5 ; hild Ye 7 v -~ | ? . OL ren d Oy%, " 7 , at a YACGOWAN, AU tloneer, 8 ; rt tie ar FUMERY. es * Watson h la s , . ‘ . Beuctionserriselleatthe! I piy.—‘y. i. ‘Vatson has made aj Choice Confectioncry, ie t irtis, Milton. on | 2¢W partu in th reriume trade, by im- ° a. . t 10 oc! m. | port ttles of Perfume (selling at Genera! Groceries, &c., guise - at : ee: irom such standard manufacturers as * ; ael, ( ker aud Julien. is the best in the city, and should be seen before purchasing elsewhere. : ° => 2 s Bix. i4 s - ¢ mental articles, The HOLIDAY CARDS are of the latest design for the sition of ‘ "a : mt wil be sold at prices so low as to placa thei : ACY : ~ i ‘ % 72 within the peas } —, vi } each « Der lor : ‘ ; . ‘ ’ “i . @ ‘ : ™ ” mT , - The (OYS area new lot. selected with special | ware, fon aid I e pia tt ecent {| ret : the a-ure of th? little ones, aud | = ' il i the |} ' Go and get a} Boh i shuuld be without them,

Paere were n ath f diintas - t. - chaseemnikanman Mt dam TaCTe cit ies ers ericton ‘ aS Or Nev ear s gif ; bne CONFECTIONERY is, beyond doubt, the b ® trom dinhth ; ae } DES as to quality and price--to ve obtaiized in . > ‘ ecity

' , — 1 MEETID ‘ Liberal-Conservative seh gh ag i : is ‘ peritonitas. | te a , A er. : ce er BS rhe GROCERIES are of ali kinds and of excel- : ec. =" me © 8 Ol rho wn, inall e poling | lent qualit ial i o ae ES EEE" An inspection of Gouds and Prices solicited ia - - } : ne » ata iOCK, ior the purpo — k. H i LAND Laue of chal Saale at 44 aang . tindsor i ; ri . ae ’ gates to atteud the Conven MRS R OD NNO? LY , , i i Lote i en t >i il te i . : ¥

rT? ; e Lib, a.” ¥, I iN $3 5

i - ch p $ at a

75 ' A uOW g twill be} = M An i ting me COR. QUEEN & KING STRERTS.

' bs fit iASL eVening. Several cl uses of Dec. 9—3aw > ¢ | ’ , ; . } : } or} ig” Sborough bridge cinemetithniamageengine ; heaith been | Co ere passed in conm it was} BFE = i, s ‘p i he v on ym, re ed it at the next meeting a ® “hy 2 i 4 nh Season ft vil€ cs 1 oO I Libition t rke precede nee of : Wain undertake ' der of the} all othe l ness. nt in j : TO SELECT ONE'S o VV & learn that an application was made to- - . ; ‘ § ; , ’

We learn that the steamers B ista and| “*Y %° one oF the .uages of the Supreme Coban, of the Blac Diamond Line, have : arti mr 2 writ of . pues n Le. Oete of 1 y again een hartered | y the United States ; Jd. Lrainor, ti ; en 3 ounty J vil = ind Brazil steamship Co. torun between fOr &@ OCOLE ACT O nce, Line Writ was grant-

. ms . a ’ 7 : rs . ail ae? . fk Pr : ' “We c "27 ¥ New York and the Brazils during this winter, | &4 #%¢ lodged with the Jailor, who will have ~t we l rainor before ft 1e Chief Justice on Friday HE nnual ente! inment under +} Hext ih Obedtlen tot Se Sade Te, ’ C} dell i> AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE

: ‘ : . OWTAL Wi List ; ci wr .* e "

held in th loft t nlace in Deck iat Tue Highland Light was sold yesterday Zit ihe Re ir. S on will deliver o ' Tuesday) at Georgetown, under an order of es

DoT ‘ +1 ¥ tl \ : i lty Court In Ti bsence : ae - \ oh a : : Our show this year both of Ane € ~ il it § 3 é k p i Li 0 i a py e . ; } » + ‘ bidding si = s 2 i : i v1 7 “ V " Z ” lite brisk. The first bid was one for SI ) : R 0 DS - Frod ‘ “. y UNTE oe s ‘ re b mtinued at $100 each, until hae’ =A 4 q SAYS aeri yn tpita While the 2 xn ; a : » ay 2 * Rar ‘ VMetronolitan +1 s caressing a D),0U0U Wa Ww l r. Oaks, of Hhaii- Tu ed teenie pyemens Oeheamcgpsse ent the price up to $4,500, and this AND—

< 3 cherous anima } - one

tc ry a adal i up al bit his Lordship’'s ’ it steadily increased until 90,000 was ' 4 ——— a oe , _-

: ee — led by Mr. Hughes. Mr. Qaks responded], J) }43} YY Bilt, RY

! places. The wounds] ~*~ ; : ons poo : aod ot i ‘ ail y attended to and are not of ee : e z ; s th tener eon ! t purchase 5 the of all descriptions, is ae : ; a - | Government ‘ msiderable moun ot m the street pro ms to his ‘ ’ ae i 7 S$ taxen in the saie, and aithough a E, ARGE, “ nu of people e present, including y sera from Ne Sant ; WEE? AGG REED & r 1e All 8 Ad eee es om and ¥ ELL ASSOR 4 , red a ch > ¢ tr ‘ } Ua} sreton I p puictly. i ca . ‘ x 7 Pi s, asking fo . ‘ tu) CHEAPER ings from ( fue St. John G/ nes to hand this 9 T n%3 ose totry this ex-j| orning with eight a lditiousl pages added to Quality considered, than ever before. during ¢ + | ng wint eae , its regular issue as well a fae similie of the — ; rvals of a fe a weeks, *‘in the | f \I jth 1862. ‘The contrast. be- Ladies’, Youths’ and Gent's . . : : ’ 4 }] make un of t} a fF +h ~ ient revo Will be vw Dtalned © ul Bye ts mage up of the Glove « wae maint I oast and tl of the present indicates very 5 * e> bAddie . = 5 . - s ae i | clearly the greit strides which have been a t & : idle : eo 1289 "ine aeite ‘ ens % f ae ae } n in }oUrn 1 Sin De ifte contents oS ‘a . wr vi the 7 of | of : iter edition are especially interesting 3 ' : j v Vv 3 being chiefly historical sketches of the public that will Keep Time, from $6 0) to upwards l i y 1OW WOTK } —s ae ee — aes oh : est seam being five fe ght, i! and Institutions wr ‘i have lived and of 2100.00, running as high as six feet of solid coal, | fourished in St. John since 1861. We con- : rang as high an sx fot of solid, coal. | Hour! i St sea ‘thie evidenss ‘of ttl Ghoanest Watches Not Kept in Stock {the coal is improving. Large |gratulate the Globe on this evidence of its | Shoanest Watches Not Kept in Stock.

: laily for this coal nd | prosperity, and trust that, although the pros-

1@TS are : ivyead aii Oi iis cv | . > ta a " . itil f su the o1 tout will no d sibt | fa pe cts are in favor of Si, John s Crovernment ”

u 5 img vac ivpu att iif AU VE LAL ; : . ; Z - } what wa first intended. being returned triumphant, and a consequent Anyoue, by paying a small deposit on any ee ontinuance of the “ biue ruin, | under which | grticie they may select, can have it laid aside for ; ee ae OS has lived and prospered,that it will continue mm till required. Wor s reached St. John, N. B., tha to improve until the end of t chapter. Mrs. i ‘: Hazen, a prominent lady of that ‘ ee started for Flori ust Sunday ‘ hg . . 4 7 ro a F 2 ; ba 2) 000 o1 Ata meeting of the Protestant Clergyme: © ‘ for her health, § rovpvuer iN >i, y m of this cit held San th ; Y. M. C. -. Rooms . or : Stor ar i »y ‘ .t 1? . + train betw ston and ew x Or*x Ton the 10th inst,, the following arrangements 1 4 5 Ch was $2001 1 and §$800in drafts. ies le for th . lt Saaiiniies 5 a . ‘ - : : * Oy +he matter cre bale At ic , CCA . J PE ‘4% "ED 7 11F He 1 as a! ving to é —— the m - ' Monday January. 2 St lames’ hurch. CAMERON BLOCK. i is no clue t > ves and t] a3 eee eter a.) e438 a 7; weer : subject, ‘Praise and Thanksgiving.” Ad- | Dee. 4—2aw may NAS No. ed in what manser she Ww . .. De Nie O'Mear "

4 : iress Rev. iP. O'Meara. qsersenesesans

yt ° ’ . > . = . . 2, sOguas. o Tuesday, January 4—St. Paul’s School- oe 00 * Py nm

” a4 ¢ one : 4 32 é , . * ery ‘ élDes cir . ' viect cs i ‘ laress Ens We are in receipt of Wadllace’s Monthly for | room. SUDJeCE, Humiliation ACaLPESS P sc oy Re -, 4 ; as 5 as } y Re ir. McLeod aa c December t is an illustrated periodical de- by I Yo aut McLeod. Re ea St ae me voted to ‘‘domesticated animal nature’ and “ eelge om C ar? Fs ea E es o poset Sapemmmnen geet ee issued at $3 per annum. The information it} Stethociss sad a. * a “f A Whit a ’ i DARKFE HOUSE BAKING-POWDER I ‘ hure ress by Rev. Mr. Whitman. : - - gives resp ig rses, particularly trotte c pha Bie: ree Ny aey. : itm . : ; | i Seaein die nd very interesting One Thursday, January 6—Zion Church. Sub-| { RR sn terete as i eee ; : ' oo Se Pegg cart ‘Praver for Families.” j cas by | Ere > if our talented young Islanders abroad 1s as-|J©&C% || on c for Families. Address by %, er *

iate editor of Wallace’s Monthly, and the Rev. Mr. Shenton. . * wf bbe stere + of the Island will not. we| Friday, January .7— Methodist Brick iy 1 OM Se

ree interest of the Isle i : - fy et . Be » oi :

+ he aure, be newlected by it. Some quota. | Ohuxch. Subject, * Missions.” Address by OLES ‘ e

7” i Dip will | ee) Mr. Carruthers.

. saturday. January 8-Baptist Church. | Dec. 8, 1886. ove OS aae ; Su bjec ty ee Praye r tor N Lt10ns , A 1wiress DY NE RED ; tintin ee Rev. Mr. Harrison. Tur Fredericton, N. b. Capifat, ace: 7 James CARRUTHERS, remarks upon the splen lid work done ny AL Secretary. Right siock, savs Several of our citizens ~ — : Be a own ls by All Right. Mr. D. F. George Ix its report of the recent fre at Tien?s . ’ which already gives indications of | the Summerside Pioneer says: -*8 Mr. Perry , ——, ‘ el Vir. L. W. Johnson has recently |is a man who aimed aé having everytaing 3. i. _ ‘ ee ' ; ale . i e &£ e he ? é 3 : Ola, ight another, and it also a to be &/the oe kind, and had ea We W E wonld iaform:the citizens of Charlottetown / r ay P ‘ » , r is . ” a >a fast horse. Sherilf Sterling has a ay Mare, | tum ile-down buildings on 2 plac 000 and Prince Edward Island generally, that four years old sired by All Right, and now in| heard the loss estimated at from ts tO} onr MR. SANTA CLAUS will be at the ror at . a ° Se oe 3 > : ; ‘ 4 ¢ owned | 88 000: ir r aent owever foal by Hernando, an Almonte stallion swhed | 83,000; our correspon _~ wever, DIAMOND BOGKSTOBE, ; Summerside, P. E. I. A foal bred from|estimates it between $3,600 to §6,000, such a aire and daw will be gilt-edged en® we are pained to learn that thejon and after Movday, 6th Decor ber, inst. oN Sascy ; t of insurance, | having in his possession the largest, choicest an om whole thing was without 4 mk t ance. | dest value GIFTS unt PRESENTS ever placed Safa? + : t a a 7 Ths Girl’ Kalendar, prepsred by she Girls Great exertions were put a wi ryin fo | at his disposal. Friend’ * Society, for the use of its own mem- keep the fire from spreacing. Un the norta,| Comeandseehimearily. , Fiend: 7 COMSSY, « i young women of the! Mr. Hackett’s new house was within a short| sa The closing Levee on Christmas Eve will bers anu other gir.zand y oo 5 oo eur Deiaecinadl e 1 across th remain open until midnight. a a A - ready. The Kalen-/ distance of Mr. Perry’s store and across the Church of England is now ready. ‘ er sheteect Mr. Mdwsich’s eremmbentee,. 24,.Chais- | Respectfully, ‘i : welve pages, aid lines, and! stree ees eee ee ee ee a »NPUWYR . dar consists of twelve page *fel cover. The|son’s store andother buildings were in. the CHRISTMAS, NEWYEAR & CO.

toons, & with ery oo Gr COVET, = ee ome ee Bg : | Dee. 6, 188%

_— - aa . Giant ate different greatest danger. Had the fire got | Dec. 6, 188%. tay fo each : eurae awe ' & ; ony ae oe th a

‘ ; : , nave after | across the street the cosy village of Tignish | : \ rticles of the Creed, aud on each page after | acro tne street e cosy Viliag I Reférriag to tt oeaing I would urge the

practical.| would, it is thought, now be in ashes |

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WEDNESD

AY,

NOTICE. A Ll persons indebted to James Reid, doing +4 business under the name of RELD BROS., are hereby notified, pursuant 10 arrangement made by attaching creditors and the undersigned, John D. Keid, who claiins said debts as assignee, that said debts are to be paid to Henry Longworth, Sheriff of Queen's County, at the store of Keid Bros., Cameron Block, Charlottetown. Ail everdae debts net paid by the 3ist inst., | wul be sued for withou! nei Lice HEN} Y LONSGWOKTH, sheriff. J.D. LID, Assignee, Ch’town, Dec. 7, 1886—dy & wky

APRON FATR.!

ee

; HE Ladies of St. Josepi's Society intend 5 holding an Apron Fair in the

MARKET HALL,|

os December 6th,

les remainin! unsold from the

usposed of

' Honday,

Ww hen tue Bazaar, will bx

be provided

Amusements of all kinds Ch'town, Nov. 1886.

or mi,

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Liberal Conservative

Cia. QUEEN’S COUNTY.

‘TON of delegates from all the * Polling Divisions of Queen's County will be held at Scott's Hail, Kent streci, Uhariottetown, on TUFSDAY, the twenty-first day of Decem- | ber, rn t the hour of Eleven o'clock in the forenoon, for the purpose of nominatinsx two can- | didates for the County in the Liberal Conserv- ; alive interest, and for the organization of the Party. Itis desirable that each polling division ve represented, and meetings should therefore be held immiediately for organization and the nomi- nation of delegates. By order of the Executive Commiitee,

A. A. McLEAN, Sec’y Lib. Con. Association,

A CONVEN | 4

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Noy. 29, 1836.

PE ISUAD RLNLIY

‘Tenders for Sleepers, Fence Material,

Timber, &e,

| ne ‘ ' QEALED TENDERS, addressed to the under “ signed,and marked ‘’Tender,” will be received

until Saturday, Bec. i8th, 1886,

for the supply of

41,009 Sleepera, as per Specification.

37 sets sawn liemlock Sleepers, price per 1,000 eet.

229 pieces sawn Hemlock, from 13 feet to 15 feet long, froim 6x8 inches to i2x12 inches, price per 1.000 feet.

198 Pieces Sawn Hemlock, from 8 to 12 feet long, from 8x8 inches to 12xl4 inches, price per 1,000 feet,

24,000 Cedar Fence Posts, 7 ft. Gin. long. 6 inches at smallend.

1,200 Cedar Posts, 9 feet long, 5 inches at small end,

2 0 Cedar Gate Posts, 8 feet long, 8 Inches at small ent

? Cedar Snow-fence joches at sma!) end.

5 ',000 feet Sawn Spruce Fence Battans, 5 inches wide, 1} in. thick, 10,20 and 33 feet long, square edged and free from sap, &c., price per 1,00u feet.

110 Tons Liewn Hemlock Timber, price per ton.

Formsof Tender for Sleepers, with Specifica- tion endorsed thereon, may be had at all Booking Stations. No forms of Tender for other material.

No Tender for Sleepers will be considered un: less mede in accordance with, and ypon the printed form supplied; nor will a tender for a less number of Sleepers than 509 be entertained,

No Tender will be considered unless accom- panied by a deposit equal to tive per cent. of the vaiue of the material tendered for. This deposit will be forfeited should the party tendering fail to enter intoa contract, or fail to give suitable bonds for the faithful performance of the same, when called upon to doso. Shou d a tender not be accepted, the deposit will be returned by reg- istered letter at tenderer’s risk.

The Department does not biud itself to accept the lowest or any tend:

=>

Posts, 12 feet long, 8

» COLEMAN, Superintendent. Railway Office, Ch’town, Dec. 4, 1886, ex pat eod tl 17 ail,wky pre 2i

TO THE LADIES.

XN RS. C, McMILLAN desires inform the -" jJadiesthat she is prepared to attend to all orders for FE \THER CLEANING, GLOSSING, CURLING, &c. Old Feathers made to look as good asnew. Terms low; special rates for large lots. Orders may be ieft at her residence, corner of Welter and Prince Streets, near Lailway Station, Ch'town, Dee. 1—6i eod

ee

1 4 % e 3. i, ‘Bs q, et) cy 32, & ‘’.

WANTED- A good, strong, smart Girl, for general housework. Apply atonce to Mrs.

M. Stevenson, Richmond Strect. decls

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FoUN '-A Bunch of Keys. The owner can obtain the same at EX aMINER office on pay-

ing for this advertisement. decl5 W ante -~A Cook. Apply to Mrs. John

décls 3

Longworth.

WANTED ~A Girl for general housework in 4

siieli family. Apply at vrca to Mrs. W. R. Boreham, Prince Street. deci4 tf

SHORT-HaND—Taughi personally or by mail; “ terms moderate. Address: ‘“'C., loc drawer 32, b. 0.” decl0 tf

WANTED-A Parlor Maid. Apply to Miss Peters, Sidmount, Charlottetown. nov29—dy & wy tf

T°? LET —A Store and Dwelling, one door narth

of G W, Millner’s; possession given immedi-

ately. Enquire at the Duncan House, corner

Prince aud’ Water Streets.—W. H. oe nove ti

(COACHES, Buggies. &c., stored for the winter inadry warehouse. Coaches, $4; buggies, £2. —D.O M. Reddin, Jr. dec7 tf

por SALE--A good Driving Mare, seven years old, dau by imnperted biood horse Roland: sire, Bagnall’s \lessenger, The mare is now in foai by Ali Right. Apply at EXaMINER ofiice.

nov 14 tf

T° LET—Shop and Tenement on Upper Queen f Street, lately occupied by W. WW. Redd. Apply on the premises. nov2d tf

T? LET—The House at the head of Pownal Street, naw occupied by Mrs. Robert Weeks,

Enquire at THe KXaMiNER Office. novi] eod

T° LET—That brick House and Shop on Dor chester Street, formerly occupied by Owen Connolly; immediate possession given. For terms and particulars apply to = Coponty- an

To LET—A House on Pleasant Street, with stable end well in yard. App’yto William Dodd. T° LET—That brick Houss on Dundas Espla- nade, now in the possession of U. H. Haszard, Ksq.; possession given Ist October next, terms and particulars appip to Owen Connot'= ; jun2] cod u

ocu

For

T° LET—A House and Outbuildings and 6 Acres '

1 "j | ' . - ; isit to Mfr. Clant, as the 7

‘ onh ‘e selections spiritua, ‘ , ,ecessity of &i iy visit | - : an . > oP

pl gs eng iffica roung |The thanks of ail a 10 tot young men as ic crush. usual on Christmas Eve, vents | of Laud, known as “Maryfield,” situated on | wearing on the lives and diffical ot young — 1 hb 7 1 eres a ng his proverbial courtesy to visitors | Malpeque Road, adioining the premises of Mal- |

. : Leva | who worker erok rarcdiess of @ } hi aving lis : g ve 5. . oe : . / oe J : ns

vena Fi i, such examination as we ave | Who wor Ke so heroic ae ir . a4 The Cheiatmas Cards, Fancy Goods, Tors, &e, colm Mc Leod, Tsg. Fo .furener ge ace. song

ude we find it excelleut charchly in charae- , scorching heat, and succeeded m saving th of the przsent Visit bein: so very numeroas, we | apply to J. G. Bekstict, at St. Vincent's } wrery. nu ‘ nau it . sw tS Uy . . ’ g . ma ; 7 : 3 ++ | " er ‘ nd tune, and commend ft tothe village. Favorable’ mention should be inade | oo not parucularize. Itis avsolutely imperative ai i ae a er @ . 3 a —————

. . . a y gy and workers of the Church for use of Messrs. Conroy, Wm. Hacketc, Wm. |

i is of ti mi erry and nambers ef others. | anong the young womenand girls of the Smith, Jos. Perry an ao ; ig oaly fiitecy tents a bopy” Mr. 6. T. Perry is an honest,,uprighd mon

Sy ai ‘unl Bebkwicee , and wo ars mach grieved at his eve

that you come ang view the immense stock,

TH. L. hares r -

Ch'town, Dec. & 1s

! OR SALE—A ius

aeeteypamerllaancntn mccain

Dwelling flocs and | rierms and par or to the

Se Ee =

t sale Book bindu > Back at Post nes placed on the English Market. Pre- : adie Remit br PB: « 0 Se eat te i aia . . , ingly low rates. Remit by Bank or Posta liminary Vee, £25 Sterlg. Relatives

SOMME OS oe satis, 1886-8 mos col

DECEMBER 15, 1506. :

“ ¥URS! FURS!

N? MATTER what competitors may say in their advertisements, it is apparcal to the general public that the

2K

BEST BARGAINS

* a at Our establishment.

can be had

ag houses—we claim you save 40

li is not our claim per cent by trading with us.

that we offer FURS as cheap as ciher

We have not the time to enumerate our bargains in Mulls, Caps, Gloves, Coats, Sacques, Robes, Coilars, &c., but we invite you to call and examine them--satisfy yourself thar our bargains are genuine, and our prices the LOW SP OF THA LOW,

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STUARTS NEW FUR STORE, NEWSON BLOCK, CHARLOTTETOWN. Ch’town, Dec. 11, 1886.

2 7

CLEARING GUT

0

ONTEMPLATING making extensive alterations in my store, earlyin the new year, whics: wil necessitate my closing for some time, I will

3 Ei Th Ly Oo ae

MY ENTIRE STOCK OF

NEW ald Seasenauié

Wns

Va

o—

TAPLE & FANGY DRY GOODS

» tates AE A esi

C-L-O-T-H-I-N-

mn A A

A TREMENDOUS SACRIFICE,

Oe ee ee eee fe

All the stock of Faney Dress Goods and Dress Cloths per cent discount.

Ali the Cleths aud Tweeds at a dizcount of

Knit Wool Goods, Shawis «nd Mantites at discount

Gray, White and Searlet Flionels at 33° 1-2 discount.

Velvets, Plushes, Ribbon aud all Millinery Goode at 33 1-2 per cent discount.

Ail the stock of Men’sand Boys Clothing, Gents’ Furnish ings, Overcoats, Reefers and Suits at 2 discount of $3 }-2 per cent.

All Cot'on Goods at a discount of 25 per cent.

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33 1-2 per cent

per cent.

pec cent

The entire etock must be cleared hofore the first of the New Ye:r. You can depend on vetting the BEST BAF AINS ever offered in this city.

Y= _ All Gooda Sold for CASiI only,

—— a a J. B. MACRPONAL 19, 86—dy wy

LJ a>,

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BOOKS! BOOKS!! BOOKS!!!

Lawyers, Doctors, CLencrMeN, Mercaants For the convenience of ‘Kin Yeyond Sea,” ” ScHoots and CoLieces Supplied. J. Mosegrey Pyz (of the abcve firm) who

BOOKBINDING, STATIONERY. |has sac experience of the varied

Th . ade hin Wahid . jrequirements of ac ceutlemen e undersigned, who atten Leading nial 2 ies, acts as GEN: Book and Picture Sales, and are Purchas- abroad a:¢ in the Colonics, a

era of Valuable Private Libraries in Eng-|2R4L Acerr, and executes with ecunor 7 land and the Continent, can suyply Books and despatch commissious entrusted to at about 50 per cent. less than usual Cost! him, for anything large or smal] that may

Price. Pictures, Books, and M5. bought oe order. All new and second-hand Pooks be wanted from Europe. Correspondents

ie gt. and Reviews supplied on shortest not.ese,/AN-a. pert Manvwfactures and Patents, Libraries furnished throughout. Whole-'also Financial and Commercial undertak-

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Draft with order.

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