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orders apply to G. W. DerBLOLs, Sole Agent for P. E. Island. Office—No. 35 Water Street. Charlottetown, July&, pLOre pe if

For Sale er to Let.

ry WAT Freehold Préperty, with a frout of £ eighty feet on Powual Street and eighty-

of ind slate Vor CQ GANG Sittte, LO!

four feet on Sydney Street,the House contain-

ing 16 large rooms and two Kitchens, Can

‘be tarned into one Dwelling by unlocking a

oie +2) Charlottetown, Sept. 6, L#sv pe : : fe" A SATB Aas aS SF Ae sae MmRUE SBS ‘i R Be A yA 8 = Baz yj y f | & a i 4 , Lexy Pee aECSE mei oi 8 ES wee za ig Ww 2 ‘ an aaa a \ i } Tor Lae Te “Ty GS = 3 EL ‘Paes erat te msi fate | oalibiend i. Vat aM = | P ; (+ ; q / é f i #i by ra i rf. : : ; & i a aa 2 5 a a 5 we PD A 5 3s Al ws v4 Ls | os kei ee ; Ex 3. S. “Hibernian,” | sannan i'o’d! yp. 3s Je . et i Lé wa 9 ni ff 3 3 EB g 2 4 ‘4 3 a eS i | Pate Og 1 LARGE ASSORTMENT OF i g 1 ai a. f. li | r € 7 Ee S i gS Black Silk Fringe, | i ig £ ERG wD U j Corseis, | “ti WraAMTrRnniiit RSs ; } a5 3° a ’ 7") et iy i Cash ueres, “Cr WAT ul, ibe Le

Colored and Black Satins, Pompedear Frints, TOILLT COVERS & QTILTS,

(in Plain and Fancy);

White, Scarlet, Grey & Fancy Flannels,

Cleths, Tiveeds, &e., All of which are now opened, and will be sold at our usual low prices. W. & A. BR Ch’town, Aug. 24, 1580.

Tes PACIFIC Mutual Insurance Os.,) -

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NEW YORE

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MARINE.

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Asscts 3lst Dec., |

OWN & CO,

$744,149.00

879, «

Insurance effected on CARGOES and PREM! ITs, covering $15.000- and upwards on first-iass risks.

@ertiticates issued payabie in Lendean | at the office of Morron Rose & Uo., Bankers, or in New York.

Risks taken and rates fixed without being referred to Head Office.

INTON » REW EE KRY, Agent for P. E. Island. May !1, 1589.

a

Nut Goal,

NREL from Slate and Fire Clay. Also

Reand and Slack, at Albion Mines, Picton, Nova Scotia. For orders apply to G. W. DEBLOIS,

Sele Agent for 1. E. Island.

Old Sydney Bines,Cajs breton. Lingan Mines, Cape breton.

RPERS for Round Coal can be obtained on application to

Hut Coal,

Terris as usual. G. W. DeBL IS, Sole oe for P. E. Island. Office, No. 35 Water Street, Charlottetown.

June 17, 1630—p at her sj kea tf

QUEEN INSURANCE . 60,

OF ENGLAND.

CAPITAL, . . TWO yO Hat AILLICHS STERLING,

NSURANCE wiiaek eo on all | TL ing 3, Merchandise and Produce. Youse. 3 on the stocks.

* Special rates for isolated residences.

Losses settled promptly.

GEORGE MACLEOD (Union Bank), Agent for Prince Edward Island June, 1877—

cs

kinds of Build- Aiso, on

M | $]

LOSSES

$3,0

Parties ce: dences and Ct better find o

B.-~Ca

. Rope. ANGUS,

GRe REVEL Cu

» se cen ~¢ i ¥

sifted with the § Government for security of] diah Pocy

9100, 300.00.

7 7° rr ; <p . wi weil and Fire Tested Insurance

nvassers wanted.

Provinces

is iS

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ARIZE KR

SORUHION|

——_——

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0.000.

wring I lusuranee on Private Resi- mtents, or Farm property, had ut rates, ete., of this Time ‘Tried Company.

Special Agent for the Maritime

i? we wt} ve aap we fa t » Alt a8

and W eil- first qnalit “s AX

MESSR

Feb. 24, 1880

Ae ANALYTICAL SANITARY INSTITUTION, 64, Holborn-viaduct, B.C., Londen, Aug. 18,1379 REPORT O the LoRNE HIGHLAND WHiIsky:

‘‘We have visited the b tiling s stores of

rT ari le ‘2 Brotners, and Have seldcted from the vats, sampies of their Lorne Highland Whisky, id have subjects oS iam to careinul exam nation and a alysis. The sam pies were very frag- rant, mellow, and « i pleasant flavor, and

pe wsessea all the charachl ‘istics of pure

‘* Orro HEHNE Agents: —-

wet Mari rea ity. ry srHOR Ii! i

Scotch Whisky of the

34LL, M. D. res CG

Glas

2 ¢ ’ Ae Gee

3 OWEN CONNOLLY & CO., Charlottetown, P.E.I,

iiolders,|

deer. Apply on the premises a) MRS. BOSW ALL. 1830—tf

April 26,

THE HORTH BRITISH & MERCANTILE

FIRE AND LIFE

INSURANGE CO.,

Of Edinburgh and London, STABLISHED IN 1809

Subscribed Capital, $9,.735,032.00 Paid z tw Capitai, - 1,216,6656.90 Transacts every description of Fire, Life

and Annuity Business on the most favorable terms.

Fire DEPARTMENT—Insurances may be ef- fected at the Lowest current rates.

Insurances upon Public and Private Build- ings effected on especially favorable terms.

Losszs settled with promptitude and liber- ality.

Lire Deparrment—New and Reduced pre- minms for Dominion of Canada.

G. W. DeBois, General Agent for P. E. Island.

Office, No. 35 Water Street, Charlottetown. April 14, ‘80 —pat her be 8] noe ti eod

Story B. Las »D, PAINE.

Bans. F,

({RAFTON, Harpert E.

late Cemmissioner of Patents,

PATENTS.

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PAENE, GRAFTON & LADD,

Attorneys-at-Law and Solicitors of American

and Foreign Patents,

D, Cc. Practice patent law in all its branches in

the Patent Office, and inthe Supreme and

412 Firru Sreeet, WASuINGTON,

Cireuit Courts of the United States. Pamph- lets sent. free on receipt of stamp for pans ze. sept4

A NEW HORSE BOOK,

FOR THIRTY-FIVE CENTS.

A Treatise on the Horse and his Diseases.

rAXHIS BOOS contains mere valuable infor- mation in a more a: form than Books costing $5 and $ it has 65 fine Kngravings, showing coh ll assumed by sick horses better than can be taught in any other way. Also a large collection et VALUABLE RECEIPTS. Sent by mail on receipt of price, 35 cents. Sold at the APOTHECARIES HALL, DesBrisry’s Corner, Queen Square, septi—taw wky ex lm

rs

Moncton.

The Secretary announces that the Tenth |

Annual Convention of Sunday School! Workers in the Maritime Provinces will be

held in dete ob e}

Moncton, N. B., on > 16th,

Comm 11LLG

Saturday, and following days. following

" | i The recommend the

‘oOgprammMe > —

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First Session. —Organization Meeting. — Saturday, 4 p. m.; Nominating conan lttee ers and Committees

ss ingly,

addrees ;

ional Exercises : ; Election ef Offic : retiring President’s prayer ; Reports

Davot

from

i schools.

4 ge ; “cy Me eting. — President

SECOND SESSIeN, ~ Welcome

; Address of Welcome ; Address of e Addresses.

Hriky Skssion.—Relation of Sunday School work to the future of Gur country.

FouRTH Session. - ‘ gular and punctual attendance of and Scholars, and how it may be secured.

Frere Sesston.—- Reports of Delegates to the London Centenary Celebration.

SIXTH SESSION. Primary Classes.

SEVENTIC SEsston,- with tical illustration.

KiaH?TH Sussion.—Seme of tle respon- sibilities of SeS. Teachers.

The above programme to be subject to modification by Convention.

After opening of each subject brieily, an opportunity wilt be given for short ad- dresses by delegates

‘Phe discussions of-s by gentlemen appointed for

elect ; a

Appropriat aes a

j ve \ ev VS

prac-

subjects will be opened that purpose,

and. sustained re menuibers of the Conven- tion. ln addition to Pastors and 8S Superintend-

ents (who are ex officio anhiael the Can- from each

vention consists of one Wek itime

c throug”

vate > <3

: hout the Mar

Pix Vinces

Delegates wishing to travel by Intercol- Ona nd P. E. E "Rail Ways, or by Steaw- ers of the P. E. I. Steam Nar vig ation Coni-

class fare » Con- to return free of Annapolis, and Cape

; 3 one-third of

pany, paying one firs to the

i vention, will be enti led charge; by the Windsor & Western Counties and Halifax Breton Railways, return for one-fare.

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A gentleman named Ryan purchased one cf the finest villa residences near Ottawa, for cash, at auction on the 23rd inst. Twelve years ago he passed through Otiawa en route for California with not enough money to take him to his destination, and now he returns worth over six miilions of dollars. He isa son of a farmer who resides near Pembroke, and who was obliged to sell one of his cows to assist the young man in reach- ing California. Before getting there, how- ever, Ryan, running short of funds, engaged with a farmer in Utah, and subsequently secured half his land in payment for wages. One day, whilst out prospecting fora site on which to build a house, he discovered

goid. An assay showed that he had struck a bonanza, and a company was formed to work the mine. In avery short time he old out a half interest for $3,000,000. and later on he wiihdrew altogether, the con-

sideration being an additional $3,560,600. fe sent for two of his brothers, who went into business with him, and they tco are immensely wealthy. Afier selling ont the brothers purchased ae which they worked successfully. an purchased the property for his ike

see

How enthusiastic M. de Lesseps has al. ways been as to the success of whatever enterprise he undertakes is known to the worlé. As to the Panama Canal, he is not only centident that he wil be able to can- struct it, and: construct. it so as to be a memorial to all coming ages of the enginsering skill of his time and especially of himself, but is also sanguine as to its ability to pay. In this hopeful spirit he is not, however, blindly followed by all those whom he desires to influence. The great engineer calculated that the tonnage of the annval ship traftic wonid amount to the enormons figure of 6,000,000 which wonld certainly go far to compensate for the ex- traordinary expenses incu rred in its con- struction. An American financier, Mr. M. J. Nimmo, has made caiculations which mater reduce this esiimate. In fact, he says that the annual tonnage of the ves- sels which will pass through the canal can- not exceed 1,625,000, which, he argues, would be altoyeth: or insvflicient to satisfy the shareholders. Many of the latter are naturally alarmed at thes@ arithmetical forebodings, but M. de Lesseps still main- tains his air of courage and confidence, and denies that there risk of failure.

. > ially aoa) ¥

is any financial

Sir Bartle Frere seems to bike his recall very much to beart, and to be inclined te ay nm about it On him more than on any

ne else mus. rest the responsibility of the a Zuin war, which he did not seem very auxious to avert. The defeat of ihe Beaconsfield Government was an emphatic eondemnation of his administration, in so fir as that was concerned, and his recall is the natural and inevitable consequence. The wonder is that it has been so long de layed, and that Sir Bartle Frere had not the manliness to follow the example of Lord Lytton, and save the new Gevernment the trouble of humiliating him.

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A good demand exists in the American markets for Canada lambs, several lots having sold in New York and Albany with- in the past few days at top on, in the latter city they commanded $5.25 @ 85.30,

silver five ond ten cent pieces, bear- g the date of 1880, have been recently

Por into circulation,

WY err a1eW i : i, }

Tur Montreal Guzette says ‘* A decline of sc per lb has taken place in refined sugar.

-The importance of re- Teachers |

Granulated is now quoted in that city at 104 @10jc. and cut loaf at 10h¢ @ 103.

The Allan Line Steanis ship Duenos Ayres left egsr in: ol last week, with 582 head of he British market, the largest

f live stock ever made from

According to the Whitehall Review the Princess LL mise, aithough better fora sea voyage to England, is im very delicate ith, She suffers from utter sleepless-

ness.

as. the last new just been laid in

. The Cat sla of i830,” cable is called, whic an € as

eleven days, was at work in transmitting messages halian hour, after the submer- gence Was affected, "

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‘* Don’t sit so far away from me, Harry said te her lever, while they were steaming up the ebay with the exeur- ‘don’t sit so far away and turn your back to me in that way; peonle will think we are married, ’

be 72 sh car, ie

sion,

‘Tf you are a quiet, honest citizen of Hamilton, how did these skeleton keys and brass knuckles happen to be in your coat pecket 1” ‘* I guess, judge, me and the policeman must have changed coats in the scuite, We were very much exeited.”

Mr. Gladstone was nowhere more enthu- siastically r: Curing his recent’ trip than in Ireland. A great many people

wout dow Premier

ecived

n io AiIngstown te see the

embark, and one Roman Cathotie Priest from the country was so enthusiastic that he caught Mr. Gladstone’s hand and kissed

d it amid great applaus >

Dickey BOG buckley of St. Johkn N. B.,

are to ship $2 head of cattle and = } sheep

in the Dominion’ Line steamer sal ling for England f Quebec on the 16th af Oeto- ber. ‘These animals were purchased i me the Maritime Provinces. dohn Avard also of St. dehn, has about 150 head of catile

ready for shipment in about ten days.

The large and increasing awounts paid by the newspapers of America for tele- graphic despatebes are m part shown by the receipte of one company, the

Western Union, which received from the press during thé year ending the 30th June, about $1,200,000. The increase in business frem this source the past six months is $80,000,

Within a very near approach to truth, the human family inhabiting the earth hes been «estimated at 1,000,000,000; ibe annual death is 18,000,000, Now, the weight of the aniaia!l matter of this immense body castinto the grave is no less than 634,000 tons, and if imposition produces 9,000,- O00 enbic fe et of watter. The vegetable productions of the earth clear aw: ay from the earth the gasses thus generated, and decomposing and assimilating them for their own increase. This circle of change has been going on ever since man has be- came an occupier of the earth. He feeds on the lower animals and on the seeds of plant, which in due time become a part of himself. The lower animals feed upon the herbs and grasses, which in their turn be- come the animal ; then by its death pass inte the atmosphere, and are ready once more to be assimilated by plants, the earth or bone substance alone remaining where it has been deposited.

,G2C0

The crisis in the Sandwich lalands was a strange one. A neW ministry has been formed, King having taken into his confidence one Celsus Cesar Moreno and inade Minister of Foreign Affaire, This man is believed to have been a black leg, and certainly Hives | by his wits. The

} tiie

_ iilin

oid Ministers were turned out. Of the new ones twe were natives, one was an American and the fourth was this Italian

,

adventurer, but the other tures. The people held 2 public ineeting at Honolulu and aoe aee the King ‘for having * arbitrarily dissolved the Minis- try,’ and declared that ‘‘ Moreno was a foreiyi nm adventyrer identined with interests hostile to the prosperity of the Hawaiian Kingdom.” ‘Phey charged the King with acting contrary to constitutional principles. There was fear that the palace would be

rs were his crea-

attacked. and there was strony talk of de- throning His Majesty and placing Oneen

Emma on the throne. In the meantime the King had the palace grounds guarded by cannon. The foreign ministers resident would not recognize Moreno; and finally

the King, after holdiig out as long as he

could, gave in and asked Moreno to hand over his portfolio. At last accounts the

people were talking of tar and feathers,

and had ordered Moreno to leave the isiands im the first place. It was a verit-

able tempest in a teapot, bet it might have been serious. ‘<—_-r oe for Hard Times.

Stop spending so much on fine clothes, rich feod and style. Buy good, healthy food, cheaper and better clothing ; get more seal and substantial thiggs of lite every way, aud especially stop the foolish habit of running aver a nsive and qvack doctors or using se

much of the vile humbug medicine that does you « only arm, and makes the pre prictors

rich, but put your trust in the greatest of ail simple pere remedics, Hop Bitters that cures always at a trifling cost, and you will see bet- ter times and good health, T ry itonce. Read of it ia another column.

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