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The Preblem of Life.

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G h l everything which He ) n use ir rdimit

it h ested all things, we must also ad I tee em ior some purpose he thought of this ought to awaken en erel to ourselves. What is

stance here What are

ehau ¢ exXl here An answer to this is an an er tothe enigma of life. Upon this nderstanding rests our mental prepared 43 rh as We ough’, And at hough ‘answer may be surrounded with m tle difficultv and bscurity, we must ll be vdy to adanit at least that the main object which we live is to serve Him ,no matte) I i culasi ices We may be callec ! 1 to do ’ rhe guiding star of om ex'stance uty ¢t Him And even al vagh the path we tread in carrying ou ‘ be of sorrow and affliction, this I I neans mdicate that we are ke Ss } hildren { His love and care, r that ‘ ourselves, through the suffering we nave ndure, come less near arriving at the

Nect of existance, which, after all, is not happinness in the abstract, but duty pur- sued and executed in whatever station o1 circumstances we may be appointed to per- torm it.

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What True Merit Will Do.

The unprecedented sale of Boschee’s Germas Ss » within a few years has astonished the world. It is without doubt the safest and best remedy ever discovered for the speedy

i effectual cure of Coughs, Colds and the severest Lung troubles It acts on an entire i litferent principle from the usu ul prescrip Tiomns given by phy sicians, as it does not dry

« Cough and leave the disease still in the

i, ntrary removes the cause

e trouble, heals the parts affected, and

s them in apurely healthy condition. A

tle kept in the house for use when these seases make their appearance, will save doc tor’s bills and along spell of serious illness. \ trial will convince you of these fact It is tively sold by all druggists nha general

rs in the land. Price 75 cents, large

Lies. -

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_ The wiswer of Great Britain to tlhe threats made by the French journals as t what would iappen if Egypt Wa not aban-

doned, is to prociaim @ protectorate ior an

il sHnite peri l over t country Each ‘ ne steps which have led up to this close relations between Egyp and Great

britain has been taken by fngiar nd, is she

is fain tu think, in spite of herself. This one she reyard rendered imperative by { hrea f France, for Britons will en‘lure the placue of flies and the worse plague of scoundrels forever before they will take one step bickward at the bidding

Besides, if the impres- +t Cairo that England's rule in by ypt is net Srm and lasting, the native oficials become unruly and indolent, fan- begin murdering Europeans and anarchy comes again so far as the manage- ment of public affairs is concerned. ee

Scoit’s Emulsien of Pure Cod Liver O11, with Eypophosphites

Oi their heighnbdor

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Buics

; prepared in a perfectly agreeable form, at

sime time increasing the remedial potency

th of these specitics. It is acknowledged ry | edaiite alihedicliens to be marvellous in its ou alee po in iwumption. Scrofula,

chronic cous and no other,

wasting diseases. Take

-—_-- m es oe . In Toronto a ‘journalistic sensation has been nsed Dy the appeal of Rev. Wm. Inglis, of

the Glohe editoria! f, tothe Toronto Pres- bytery for redress against a writer in the Presbyterian Review, who stated that news- piper writers are men who ‘“‘get their biead aud butter by lying.” Inglis is still a clergy- man of good standing and in his memorial to the presbytery, he charges Rev. J. M. Cam. erou, and Rev. P. McLeod, who are on the elitorial staff of the Review, with the calum- pation. Afteralong discussion the presby- tery declined to take action and Inglis give novice of his intention to appeal to a higher court, —_— ae. id

ae To Morners.—- Mrs. Winslow's

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kind. feb4 eod Wk -—--

Superintendent Griesback, in command of the Northwest mounted police at Ed- wonton, has succeeded in capturing Lone Man, who is supposed to have been impli- cated in the massacre at Frog Lake last year. Lone '

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by calling at G. G. JURY'S store you may realize it, for he bas a large assortment of goods, such as Waltham, hi; gin, Hampden, itllery, Seaside, and American Watches, in gold, silver. and si.ver- ore cases, at a Reduction of Ten per Cent on former low prices.

In CLOCKS, a large assortment of eight- day and thirty-hour pieces, varying from one dollar up to twe sve dollars.

SILVERWARE, in Castors, Butter Dishes, Pickle Dishes, Cake Baskets, Knives, Forks, Spoons,

we Sioa ae “Y aA, Dw Bets Mr see

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Repair of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry Work done promptly and guaran teed.

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Sept. 16, 1886

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SET, EES sm RNA tng oe eres ae % 5 «€C& : i e : ie = ie errs 4 = —_—_——— o-—

uA PITA i. - - ” 9 ° : 2599,000,

O- Head Office--MONTRWAL. Halifax Branch—J. SUOTT MITCHELL, General Agent,

—_— DO (ce NESS TAKEN ON Moot PAVORABLE TRIRMS. og

Agent for Prince Edward Island :—

F. 4, ARNAUD,

MERCHANTS BANK OF HALIFAX!

Ch tarven, Jan. 128a.

NN ee eee ee eee

~ PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND RAILWAY,

i@SB6. USER wee r Arrange arene. I=86. ()* AND AFTER TUESDAY, JUNE Ist, 1:83, Trains will run as follows :—

FOR THE WEST | TRAINS ARAIVE.— FROM THE WEST.

TRAINS DEPAK i.e

Man, relying upon the lapse STATIONS, | Express | Mixed |Mixed STATIONS. —_| Express | Mixed Mixet r tune since the rebeilicn, came imto the ! ‘i with a complaint about stolen horses. A.M A. P.M. |! nari P.M. | a | = was immediately recognized and | Charlottetown...-.-.{ 600 | 10 15 330 | Charlottetown...----..) 7 W 2 55 arrested y — i oyaity Junction...... 614 10 35 349 | Royalty Junction......| 626 | 235 9 i7 = : North Wiitshire,......j 6 48 1l 23 43> | North Wiltshire....... 6 22 | 38 8 30 tluoter Miver......... 6 33 ll 33 450 | tlunter River,.......... 6 iz 1 33 34 : re _e~- ~ P. M. | Bradalbane .. A ae 547 ; 1258 7 3y Prof. Saunders has received a letter from | Bradalbane........ ee 7 23 12 i3 5 26 |, County Line Junction. 5 40 12 3!) 7 25 London stating that the Canadian fruit dis- | Geant Line Junction. 7 3 12 21 5 4u || Freetown... to ceeseces 5 30 12 35 7 1) see med —e 1S- | Preetown,..... eosece 3 740 | 12 3 5 5d | Kensington ....-+«+.... 517 12i3 , 64 psy at the Exhibition is the wonder] Kensiugton............ 7 53 12 57 617 | _ | A.M. aud adwniration of the visitors, and that the ide ar} 815 16 60 |. id yap ie ae > Se oe summerside...... } | Summerside...--. 4 I Comuittee of the Royal Horticul- dp! 8 30 2 00 g ar 64 40 | 11 05 = i Society has held a special meeting to | Miscouche.............1 8 45 221 ! i] en nr ; 25 lv - euss our "peta Kx ibite “ Ww ellinygton Ccecccecsceos 9 U5 2 47 7 ry ellinggton.... cecertsce YO 10 1 c:scuss our fruits. Exhibits such as this} port iiull.............-- em | 30 ' wh iGemaiatc:..........5 33 ; 990, ge vuil dispel a great many English illusions} v’Lea ait caeleces W030, 455 | EF |U Leary... seerceeeese.. 2 42 8 10 ~° ut Canad ; Uyreeees 3047 | 5 20 oi Blouniiield............- | °2S8 F O88 + ae See taeee sad... ibe’ ahs 1 ew = fe ena Be ee ee ce — 2 = | ‘igars oo ar) 11 55 |} 700 | S FAEMTOG von vec ocs GR 1 20 6 WU | o The N (70) t tracetle, comm ntii | i P.M. i i tA . a,: M. Lab adttiieeianl French | County Line Junction, i 545 ||\County Line Junction., | 7 20 : ay Dass r ae a 2 FONCH | Cape ‘Traverse ar ‘ oe Cape Traverse......dpi— 6 3 ambassadur at St. Petersburg, draws atten- | --——-— —=_ = aa = —— tion to hi atspoken and incarnate hatred | 30° Ty + : ann ae (aAlS DEPART. FOR THE EAST, | TRAINS ARRIVE. FROM THE EAGT. a STATIONS Express | Mixed STATIONS | E | Mixed u China = ll send a high personage to om » j i ares Beccige® - ome in em ce eneenee . j 1 Vecel ber to ptesent to the Pope ' P.M, A. M. lle j A.M P.M, e res ects of the Emperor and of the] chariottetown ---.... $15 63% | Charlottetown ....... > 9 W 6 15 Imperial family, and to notify him that the | Royalty Juuction...... 3:0 o- |Royalty Junction, .... 9 05 &¢ . . J nor z: 3 38 - | Berife ra § 6 § 37 seaman I ‘ oe Lee gaatnetie edford........+++0.. j ! i FEE tg ee eeecsens ‘ Eunperor has attained him majority. ar 4 20 8 0) Ht ye! 813 44a — Mi. Stewart June. § a as i}; Mt. Stewart ye oa + 1c P alls eek nas , ; 4 : 1} ar) , 20 The Canadian Pacific aut Lorities have sorell ee ¢ =3 9 Ot otitis Sette vase 7 42 3 25 made a shipment of chuice cattle to Liver- | st, Peters............., 5 20 | 9 35 St. Pelers..coeesscecces 7 20 ' 3 02 rool from Win lipeg as an experiment to-| Bear River..-...-. oe 5 59 19 27 iMeur GPs ...6is. cee 6 45 } 2 lv wards upening up teade in that direction, | 200: eee ~ 6 25 ‘M15 |jSouris..--eeeee dp 61 | alae . “Toe or A Me | A. M. P.M. leavy s a : ’ throuchoni wit Stewart Jucetion 4 36 8 | “ft. Stewart Junction 810 415 . dl oe vaneg wil paves ereligar Coats ol : 5 us 9 38 Curdivan........ 5 i 17 3 03 SR : A 4b I a nev seurgetown. ..... ar 5 2% 10 J COUTROLOWD eee dp 7 v0 2 40 4-1 " wh, and workmen j - ee ——_—— vse near ne = ears “] e ! . . tree Se ee fea ee . a RE Oc ' em cine iraias are run Ly Eastern Standard Time. Phrase paficnts way were dismissed as| av tC 1ins om Cap wwerse Branch leave County Line Junction Tuesday, Wednesday ed rom i! rasteurs Institut heavy 3 Satur day , and ik traverse Monde ay, W edie lay, Thursday. Round Trip between t . 2

lve died OF wy ruphebia, —_— me | = A death from what was undoubi

Jew Uae due Vuuized bt Vivnans

Cape Traverse and County Ling, Weducaday, Al viher Trains run daily (Suudays excepted,

| JAMES COLE WAS, imtendeat. ' Railway Office, Charlottetown, May 27, 1880—all prs Gi —

Napkin Rings--all in prices that |

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| Me ny | AX acyl

ace LAN rae tO sdk sis

RETAILS EVERYWHERE.

Gans, S, 14, ana ‘25 tenis | Paper, 6, ER and &4 Cents.

Nov 8, 1886.

4327 a © o ae ga 1 WENA Y dy MW i. Kit iN ¥. | ry Goods and Sh pple.

HALIFAX, CANADA.

YT & E. KENNY, (F. ¢€, MANON) Ship Owners and Brokers, General 0 minission Merchants, 16] GRESHAM HOUSE.

Lbishopsgate Street, LONDON, E. C., Kngland, Scott's and Vaughans Codes March 29, 1886.

CHANGE OF HOUR. BOSTON STEAMERS,

~OMMENCING with the “Carroll” leaving here 7th OCTOBER, the hour of sailing will be 'on THURSDAY of each week for the remainder

| of the season. t CARVELL BROS., Agents,

LSS6.

~~

' Sept 2t—pat her s’side prs-

Land For Sale oO Lot 48,

> OR Sale on Lot 55: Three bundred and thirteen acres of Wilderness Land, (uear Goffs Milis). the property ¢ of the heirs of ihe late Capt. Jobu Campbell, K. The land will be s0« en Dive or in twenls- el acre lots, if 50 desired by parties wishing to purchase. For further p.rticulars enqmre ¢ . 2. at McKinnon & McLean’s Foundry, Wh. Charlotictown, Oct. 20, 1886—-o0c22

all the vest grades of |

DALZIEL, Ciarivlie-

wy ex herdi |

' tings of all:

GLENBURNIEE,

ee ee ae

simali, but valuable Freehoid state, Coiupris-

ing sixieen acres of Woodiand, being Pusiure Lots Nos. 9and 16, in the first range of Royaity Lots at Georgetown, siluate withiu 30 minutes walk of the ail way Station, ‘Tue land is cov- ered with sixty years’ growtnot Wood, spruces, Juniper and Var, fit for “cantiing and Sdiyie- ; Woou Pbere is a never-failing stream of Water jrnnoing throush Lue Contre of the iand, the only 'strenm avaliable for manufacturwig purp ses in | the jocaiity. ‘The laad is all of the trsi-class | Quality, und fora gentleman's residence sccona jlu none in the piace, commandiag a Splendid {view of the Guif, Panmure and Boughton | Islands, and Capes George and North im the dis | tance, | i

| | i" “HE Subscri ber offers for sale the above named

Like wise for sale the following Town Lots:

N:s. 14 and 15, 4th rauge, U, near tue water, fenced aud under crop.

Nos. 5 and 9, 4th range, D, the same. No. 9 being a Corner "Lot, 2 tronts, i2u and $4, and No.

| 5, 2ud range, G. ee is WM. SANDERSON. Georgetown, Aug. 27, 1886-—wy 2am for 3m

Real Estate Sale.

HREE valuable LOTS on Douglas Street, 50x 100 feet each,or thereabouts. Apply at Merchants Bank of Prince Ed ward island. June 28, 1880.

TRA! TRA

185 Half Chests CHOICE TEA.

Suzar

sugar f

300 Bbls. Yellow C. W.

MOLASSES! MOLASSES !!

120 Puns. Choice MOLASSES.

RFLOUR! FU

500 Bbls. of KENT‘S MILLS,

FOR SALE.

W. WHEATLEY,

269 Barrington Sireet, | HALIFAX, N. S. ugust 13—wky tf

ACIROOM ENT ap ASS SOE DLS

EM,

A Boon in Life Insurance.

Reliable and Cheap. The Canada Mutual Aid Association,

NCORPORA

the Powupion Lasurance Act of I8S5,

Insurance within tie reach of the industrial Classes—ihe people who need it m ost.

Insurance according to age from $3,0% to $1,000.

Piid about $33.00) in claims to widows and orphans of me nbvers in 1885.

Cost to cach uicmber pid, oaly.

UR!

Ee2d @fice, $87 Hing Street West,

TT o. ae > me Onto.

WILLIAM RENNIE, President. W.P. PAGE. Secretary. REV. WILLIAM CROSS, Gen. Agent Maritime Provinces, EPHRAIV BELIL, Carleton, Local Agent P. BK. Island, Aug, 20, 1880—wig tf

ream ati eS il ta,

SALE,

; TO be Sold by Public Auction. at the Court House, in Charivtteiown, on WE nas ’ the first day of December next, A. i 1-86, at Tweive ocock, noun, by vir ueo. a Power of i Sale, contained in ap Laude nture of Morty EC, daied the tweifth day of Ay ii, A. D., ised, nod made between Catherine Alcs Zi e aud Nei MeKenzie, of the one ort. anal Kdwaid Jai vis Hodgson, Truster, under the will ol the late Charlies Wright, deceased, of the other part, LL that tract, erouad, situaic, iying and being on Lot Township vumber sixty-five, in Queen’s County, bounded a- follows, that is to say: ¢ Olinenceas

—

"MORTGAGE

boundary of land jorme: 2 leased to John Jic- wen, (bence ruining (hereon north ome degree west by the magvetic meridian of the for tbe dis'ance of thiriy-fourchains ana hinely links. or UNLiL iL strikes the suuthern boundary of the property of Mrs. Lydi# Wright, thence ran ning thereon south eigbty-seven degrees west twenty-one chains and eighty Jinks, thence seuth to the aforesaid road, thence follow ing the course

of the said rowad to the place of beeinning, and is

bounded on the west. by lund sold to Amshibald |

Currie, containing ninetyseven and one-hati

acres of land, a litile more or less, Dated the z8ru day of Octuber, A. D., 1886.

Mr, Edward J. Hodgson, -hariottetown, EDWARD J. HUDGSON, Mortgagee. Oct, 23—lJaw tl sale sat

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Fall Arrangement, 1886, Nand after TUESDAY.OCTOBER 12th 1886,the

steamer “*Heather Be? le" will cun as follows Will leave Orwell Binsch Wharf for Charlotte- town every Puesday, Wednesday and Thur-day Mornings at seven «© clock, calling at China Point and Hatliday’s Whirves. Leaving Chiriottetown for Halliday’s Chiva

TED in 1880 and Registered under |

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Point and Orwell Brash Wharf same evenings, at two o‘eleck, remaining at Brush Wharf every Tuesday and oe en sday night, and Vhursday night returning Vhariotteiown, arriving about eight o’c’uck, ?

During the month of Oeroher, S'eamer will run to’ rapaud as follows :— Every Friiay morniug, at seven o'clock, leave Charlottetown for Cra- paud ; leaving Crapaud for Charlottetown ut eleven o*clock, remaining at Charlottetown same aight.

Saturday, leave Ch arlottetown for Crapaud, at nine o'clock, a. m., jeaving lottetown, about L o'clock, p m

JOHN HUGHES, Agent

Charlottetown, P. FE. 1., Oct. 13, 1886. imo law pat

7 SO gw RES.

T HE Snabscribers offer for Sale that beartiful Farm, situated in the im wdiate vicinity of Souris, and knownas the LESLI* 3 I | taining 117 acres of prim lind, Po , ist December next. TERMS EASY Apply in Souris to MATTUEW, MCLEAN & ©O,

Lesilis Lis

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On the premises to

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8. 1886.

piece, or parcel of land or | or

ou the north side of Lie road ieauing iro ions, | (reek towards Canve Cove, and at the west |

yeal i760 |

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