LO@AL

Oe WN LS ree

AND orn RK WATTERS,

works acmirabDiy

At the fire i

n Long Street

yesterday afternoon, it was evident that iad improved siderably since Millne:

\ great deal of aj bation was ex- pressed at the accuracy with which some « t nbers of this society pinked the sparks

1 the roots rhe slop-pail branch the department s very poo! represented, and in lieu thereof, recourse was had to the mudpuddles for water supply. After half an hour “Tre- | mont” managed to find @ pump with a littl water init, andthrew a stream which re mindedgme of a storyin Gulliver's Travels This was the feather that broke the camel's back, and the fire was got under. As the mile and a half moreShose referred to in my last has not yet been supplied, the steame i was unable to do anything.” 1 do not know what we would do inou! vara it were not for the two branches o! sery mentioned rove. It is true, } ave hithert« , on their side, the acs tages of ; ather, and the abser wind, and, perb t would be hard to t wv eff t they v 1 be under advers nstances. One t g is certain, they | et oNnLY available and prompt organi z ns we posse s for fires, (for engines a1 ttle use in mud pudles or snow). Evers body appears to be convinced that their uni- n and iplete ess at the last twi s ought to shut the mouths of thos o have been raving about water-works By the way, a grand discovery was made at this fire, which ought to be remembered n future. The heat of the burning house melted such quantities of ice and snow that buckets could be filled with dippers. This was very useful indeed, and contributed to the general result, Let us hear no more about bricking uj

ur pumps, or fetching Pure

be had from Spring Par

water for ad!

water

inki

Winter ng can always

from

or Heartz’s pump,

- ‘ : 0 i Sit VV em \! t \ itt ml i ‘ ‘ i —~ \ \ | \ \ a \ VV 1\ Bert sy Sums \ B “11 - « ie ot : s \ W t . | { o0e } \ 3] | y i t ——=_—s & A M l ] ke Ww | xt wi | } » ep ' | * > - | I] @ | + ‘ L t ( (7 Has e heav\ nee —_ W Col N nt sing want ] } ed fron his Sy ' h peak i \ i <= { ~s DRA ( ~Alten- t! rlainment to b git by the ¢ { vo Amateur Dramas | tic Club, in M tH s (Monday) ev ig. New s t ncipal characters | ; l 1 ma ut » establishment of Mr. | 3 A. MeDonald, (south side Marke S new scenes signed sp will be } ted. Encours h t t by attending. -<=- . i N 4 s The Nortli on is m ot - v dierald says - ee See e of] s J s Nfl harb being frozen, n g vessels steamers have left for th seal fis sup! ale I oth is the dat i for s g vess by law, and to- th, for stea The harbor was | »* known to b ozen sufficient to | t stea s leaving port for the sealing ~~ _ <- Weregret t ive this *k to reeord th uth of Mr. Patrick R tobacconist this town. Hesus I b - ¢ } & t 3 sdea i Q M kK was an ging 2 ! I les edly : wl g, and hi death is vw sincerely regretted by the wl commun W ply ipat with | } ‘ s,la ¥ Bibsii¥, «ids sdb 2 > sitas f b= urn clit lel cltaenan A Ma -i et splayed { W } lu ) \ 1] i’ jor ‘1 { t! Messrs Blake's sta \ t! cen 3 at tract I s I { W s $ iOows f n Big (x, 217¢ { idian Heifer, 1343 lbs B an’t Ox, 1129 lbs Charles Gardiner’s Heifer, 900 Ib do do (x id McKinlay’s Cow, 850 lbs Lewis’ Heifer, 730 Ibs Bullman's Heifer, 700 $ Clarke’s Heifer, 650 Ibs Messrs. W. H. Lord, O'Brien, Wilso1 B vs and Brvdge so 6exhibited extra . oui + —]>> i su I ans.—On tl iinst., A : I DW AGA g i a Lodz I s East, ca I h 18 « i I ! licera lve ( VW ! il li "YT G | } | i ( , i I ft - rétal { | .M 1a ss |i 1 Beers 1k ter. ‘ s Ma Ja { iia, & Suppo John White, ! i Permenius McLaug { G i Peter Stewart Pow AC. J. Geddie St _PD Night of meetir ,. VW s ' ALD B? LB SPe 5 Ny CE j CORRE Ja DEX 4 THE FIRE DEPARTMENT. oan . oe ° “ j To the Editor of the Examiner. Dear Str.—The snowhaliing organization |

The latter is preferred Ilughes), and we perfectly safe, as we have seen, trom fire

No honest irance agent who witnessed this last fire. will keep up premium to three | four pe nt. One per cent will be the |

I m in future Let us thank that ! pa nd unseliish party, who essfully resisted Mr. Murphy's,

and every similar scheme. Every one now

ees how partucth; are. Loud appl e tlre annibilators

fo

vosh Billings says :-—:

the

\

The

'y u maneney such schemes noble army of

Varp No. 5.

two bizziest,

and at the same time the most seifsimportant kritters on earth, are apismire and a kuatry

konstable,’

w= TROT , te , wink hae ot LeOUSe OF -ASSEMUD, Ld: 1 ‘4 Nf i ; t ty I a Add lis H D t NN | ° A » I i nha ty \ r ( ral r any l i! n could ‘ vi HI ‘ itulat- } h ! wl } ’ t} pirit of their dream I ti Asylum, Ihe of His Honor v ] id, a very bald Hi ul expected to have ] \ ret respecting ires Of 1 l re- form The Civil Serv of the ving isadmitted to be bad, It sl ahd aadeab- ly bet uized, The Board of Work i i to tl Provi ii try ul n ly | ? a ) ( t } district l 1 ids wers the wl 1 he had did not think t n \ nd n rent ‘ t | oard of Wo1 ' t ) ! I matter of nted He t \ nh ‘ last ] ul ref m VW Vv n a s n \ t l l \iinister of VW . to #) si al \ on { ry \ gal I ! 'D : . s { a tes +) } e I old { b it is law { ! - t . hal be line i 1 His Honors speech respecting t lition of the imprisonm widebt Land Offic he t ht, might b ved w | | results to the oO i Hon, ProvincialSecretary said that the L, ler of the UOppe sition had had his first shotat him. He would remind the Hon: gcnileman that there were variou skinds of

dual representation, The Hon, Leader o th Opposition was the paid Legal agent nd adviser & this Island for the Domin-

ion Government,and yet he was net asham- ed to sit in the Local House of Assembly,

Mr. L. H. Davies said he was not legal adviser for the Dominion Gygvernment, he only ulvis d Mr. Swinyard,

The Pe vincial Secretary would remind the House that Mr. Owen's election was the cause of the late session, Nor was the session so very late after all, In New Brunswick, the Le = is still sitting, and in Nova Scotia, only met a week ago. Our Le sided o cor _— not be con- vened so early as the Legislatures of Ontario and Quebec, for our tinancial year

lid not end until the 31st of December. D n ation ofthe Board of Works came v very ill grace from the Leader of the Opposition, That Board is the political child of the party to which he belongs He (the Provincial Secretary) had favored tl ablishment of a Board of Works He | ved it was a move inthericht dir- ecti ind he thought so still, He beliey- ed tl I ic Works of the Province are now carried on with more tisfaction to the peop! large than th used to be And s regards a Minister of Public Works, have we not linister now? We have as ( ‘man of th joard of Works t Leadet the Government, and what better Mir ud wan The Hon I r of the ¢ n might be fend of ] ! nam jut what'sin a

aor tents and pur y e% < Pr } \ : Minister, over, Vv but th Li ‘ his I ql ing ti I ti¥ t d to this H Then the H Leader of the Opposition had d the Govern- n & meas ‘ a ] VE ‘ he is! H th ( (

Mr. i. H, Davies said he would like to have it dealt with in an honest manner, The Provincial Secretary would ask the Hon. member if he remembered the time he and his fri ds v ing about a petiti cainst non-s ols and hor sed to sign the himself 3 t it re with his 1 ¢ n tl Such t} inner in the L the Opposition) \ in t l with the School ‘ It l 1 that the tion « 1 s to be left where it L t} ieral election ; an 1 he ( I l Secretary) a publi mh \ i I to that nder- \ ds ti n of ( t v Id | to 8) verTnment } ul i i tt i} Leader of ‘ i Lv< to mak that nly two m | lin His Honor’ ecl Pr il Seeretary) would re- i hon tleman that Gover- ( ‘ G t Dominion—with millions—had only promised two I it the ‘o; of the Session; I ports at Ottawa, 1 correct, one of these—tl Suj re t Dill—was t st tin bi ) qn i Mr hards, th House tself into Committee of the whole to consider the Draft Address. Mr. Kelly in the chair The first and second para- graph passed without debate, To the third paragraph, viz: ‘ We de eply regret that the Governor

n advised to withhold his ‘*Land Purchase Act, 1874.” —When the copiesof the despatches, and other papers having refer to that measure are submitted to us, we will ap- the consir mofthe subject in

r consistent with its great impor-

General has be: assent, to the

nee

proach leratle a mann

tance,’’ The Les

position submitted

der of the the folowing amendm ont —

‘* We regret that the Land Purchase Act 1874 was not framed in such a way as to commend itself to the apppoval of His Excellency the Governor General, When the despatches and documents promised by your Excellency are laid before us, they will receive our earlicst consideration,”

The Attorney General, judging from the correspondence inferred that to the neglect of our six men at Ottawa to perform their largely due the vete which had been put upon the Land Bill. Jt had evidently been represented to the Govern-

duty, was

or General, that the Supreme Court of this Island, was too radical—too favorable to

tenants—that it would not do justice o the proprietors, they found however that the reason for disallowing the Land | hase Act 74, lay deeper than ap- peared by the correspondence. The cor- respond would not certainly inspire the people of this Island with great confi-

dence in the representatives, and the Government at Ottawa, They had the right to expect that Mr. Laird, and his follow this Province would have exerted the Ives. They had the right to expect that our representatives at Ottawa would have d forward with all their ability the cause of the tenants ; and that every fact resp cting their

rs trom

ms

urge

long standing crit ‘vances WO uld have been laid before the Governor General in council, But what was the fact? Judging by the corres- pondence, they have done nothing, It was somewhat remarkable that the correspon- dence contained nothing respecting the

principle of compulsion—which had been embodied in the Bill; and from which, only fears were last year ente rtained There are but two prince iples upon which the purchase of the proprictors estates may be effected —the voluntary and the com- pulsory, It was tobe re gre tte d that they had not been intormed whether a Compul-

sory measure would or would not, receive the assent of the Governor General in Council. As it was, the only thing to co, was again to apply ‘a test, and that, he might say, the Government intended to do,

Mr, Campbell, from New London, spoke.

Mr. MeNeill Sof Cavendish, said that he believed the Opposition did rig rht when, last year, it advocated the appointment of the third arbitrator by the Governor Gien- eral

Mr. B. Davies never believed that the bill would receive the assent of the Gov-

ernor General, because, in his opinion, it was based on wrong principles.

Mr. Beer said that when the bill was be- fure the House he supported the amend. ments proposed by the Oppesition He

believed that the bill would have been the

| Margaret Griffin, | dropsy caused

iter forthem, But when h nind that the Government would not accept these am-

i its, he supported the bill as it stood,

1 the principle that half aloaf is better than no bread, He would now support

he paragraph relating to it in the draft fly beoat he was heartily sorry it had not ved the assent of the Gov-

General i Call k objected to the statement t our rey ntatives at Ottawa were re- nsible for the loss of the bill, He did not believe that the bill, as it was passed, would have benetitted the country much, had it ived the Governor Gene-

it

The amendment was lost in Committee withont : divis ion, and the paragraph, as it stood, agreed to.

On the paragraph respecting the Railway DCLD re ad. the Leader of the Opposition said th it he toc vk objection to the statement in His Honor’ pd h that the Railway was opened for a short time last autumn,

‘through sie etiorts of my Gove rnment,” lie believed that Mr, Swinvard was entitled to the credit of ath i ailway accom-

tion to our business men in the early

1 Swinyard d to tl ning of the ot have been opened ; and nment did not, therefor ttinge the words objected to in 10uth,

Mr. Owen said that the deal

,. do

Government to do with the opening of . Mr, Swinyard raised every le’ he could to the accommodation had been afforded to our business

said that Mr, irty politician

The Provincial Secretary nyard was the greatest iv had ever heard tell of. He had aided )pposition by every means in ‘r to thwart the efforts of the Goy- raiment, and render them unpopular hroughout the country, The opening of the railroad last fall was due to the efforts and

of Mr, Owen nd to the compliance

local local (¢

> DOW

wiy assistance of the contract

TS,

warm debate en General and the Leadei osition taking :

d ued, the Attorney of

the Op: Pi

of t discussion.

paragraphs the

All ig’ af passed withou When the Speaker resumed the Chair, ‘House divided on the Leader of the sition’s amendment, as follows :— or—L, H, Davies, Stewart, McLean, Welsh, Conroy, Campbell, McNeill, B, Davies, Rowe, Callbeck,—10 Se ee,

Brecker, Haviland,

Sullivan, Arch’d, McDonald, J, A. Mc- Donald, J, E, M icuaane Beer, Holland, Arsenaux, Lefurgy, Richards, Kelly, Me-

Eachen, McIsaac, Yeo,—16,

Miscellaneous.

Wepnespay, March 24.

Ifon, Solicitor General moved the second reading of the Bill, relating te the registering of Deeds, etc, He explained

that it provided for two books in the Re- yistry Office instead of one, as at present,

The Leader of the Opposition said that there were more officials in the department than formerly, and yet the york was not done as well, He would support the Bill.

In Committee of the whole House Mr. Richards in the chair, Bill was agreed to, Hon, Mr. McDonald, Chairman of the Com- mittee or Purchase Bill submitted a report

commending that the Bill to Incorporate the Presbyterian Church at Montague be passed, and that the usual fee be remitted

—except the actual cost of printing. sev ral m mals rs objec ted to the r port nd it w ferred back to the Committee yr amen viene nt. Mr. Welsh gave notice that he would

ask the Government to lay on the table of » House, the Surveyor’s Report on the Harbor, and Breakwater of Wood Islands,

Hon. Provincial Secretary submitted correspondence between Lord. Carnavon the Governor General, and the Local Goy-

ernment, respecting the state of the Luna- tic Asylumn, Received and read.

mr. MeNeill asked for papers respecting the settling of the new Bridge at Clifton, New L mdon.

Mr, Owen replied that the Govern-

ment had not yet received official notice

of the subsidence of the Bridge.

Hon Provincial Secretary submitted cor- respondence respectrig the “Land Pur- chase Act 1874” which was received and read, In the afternoon, the Provincial Secretary submitted the papers respecting the refusal of Her Majesty’s assent to the ‘* Park Bill.” He said the order in Council passed by the Dominion Cabinet was some- “ chips in porridge.” It was

a h —. 1 ssible that the

I ton ne ould give away ] erty 1 id not belong to them, H P 1 ! Se retary also submitted the pondence respecting the trans- fer and opening of the Railway and moved that it be made the Order of the day for

Tuesday next—Carried.

Hon, Mr. Owen submitted reports re specting roads, bridges, etc,, referred to Committee on Public Aceeunt

luurspay, March 25.

Mr. Stewa nteda petition, respect- i Union « Presbyterian bodies of the

laritime Provinces, and submitted a Bill t urry out the prayer of the petition.

The Bill relating to registering of deeds, etc,, was read athird time and passed

lion, Mr. Owen submitted a list of un-

nished contracts, together with a list of

ntracts entered into last year,

sir. Breeken moved the House into Com- mittee of the Whole on the Bill to raise the pay of petit jurors. The Bill provides

uror shall hereafter receive including Sunday, and for every mile actually

that each petit one dollar per day, four cents per mile, travelled.

Mr, L. H. Davies trom the Committee on Private Bills, submitted a report recom- mending that with respect to the Bill to

incorporate the Presbyterian Church at Mofttague, all fees be remitted. Report adopted.

Hon Provincial Secrétary submitted cor -

between John Hamilton Gray, neral, and the Local Govern- ment respecting the transfer of Drill Shed, at Summerside and Georgetown, and the barracks (now used as a poor house) in Charlottetown, These documents were received and read,

re sponde nce Adjutant Ge

CORONERS INQUEST.

On Friday afternoon, [Good Friday] Dr. Jenkins, one of the Coroners for Queen's Cuunty, called an Inquest on view of the body of Margaret Griflin, who died the pre- John Caven was | chosen Foreman of the Jury summoned. The deceased person before her death, made a statement, on oath, before Peter to the effect that Thomas Carter had seduced her ; and on the night of the Slst January last, had kicked ,and otherwise abused her. of Drs. Dawson, Hobkirk, and Johnston, Purcell, and others, and the following verdict ren. That the deceased, came to her death from by disease of the heart; and that her death was hastened by the cruel treatment and illusage of Thomas B.

ceding morning. Mr.

McGowan, Esq., B.

Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. was taken ; dered by the Jury: —

Carter. ——E ~<- ie-—

ANOTHER St great pleasurs that we record Mr.G. A. amination

the fact

for the India Meuical the British Islander candidate stood tenth on

—Pairiol

Empire,

THE JUDGES’ recently,

Maritime Provinces of the Dominion.

not ;

|in relation to this matter,

| |

|

The evidence

CESSFUL IstanpeR.—It.is with that Warburton, lately passed an ex~ Service. There were forty candidates form all parts of and the Prince Edward the list

SaLakies.—In the Senate Mr. Miller asked if itwas the in- | tention of the Government to introduce a

neasure this session to equalize the salars ies of the Judges of Superior Courts of the Mr. Letellier de St. Just replied that it was but the Minister of Justice intended to bring in a general meature next session

DIED.

t the residence of her brother, Mr. John | J. € Caonghell, Cardigan Bridge, on the 18th | ef February last, Mary Ann, second daugh- ter of Mr. John Campbell, in the 24th year | of her

At Melville Road, DeSable.on the Ist inst., Allan Stewart, Esq., in the 66th year of his

May slic rest in peace.

rage.

age.

I

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the low

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of the said devise, take effect.

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ih

ENTERTALHME RT!

The

ant 3 oe Hinks 5

Easier Monday Night, March 29. The Erening’ sWetetitans “nt will com-

mence with the splendid Dramn,in three

Acts and two Tableau of

and

A

gaged to perform suitable music for the

o¢ce

Tiekets of admission 25 cts. Se its

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UWION BANK

Q WILLIAM

3 OUICe

ionhampstead, in the County of Devon,

and who afterward was, it is believed, an r in the army; or to the son cor sons of |

said William Keen. Catharine O’Bryne, late of Chagford, in the |

County name was Calla

the 2

Easton and

estate wheresoever situate, unto my friend | John Perryman, of Yeo, in the Parish of Chagford, aforesaid, tohold to him, the said | John Perryman and his heirs, upon trust for my brother William Keen, his heirs and as~ signs, for ever, in case my said brother of whom I haye not heard for many vears,

should, within three years of my death, ap-

te ai sons,

apy

not

In cas: no such

said Je | my Newfoundland, upe

Dodd, and at Apothecaries’ Hall. Performance will

‘clock. March 22, 1875.

if

you will s

would

machine, Give ita trial; encourage home manufacture, A. GILL & CO., Little York. Ma. A. Gitt—Sir: The Hay Carrier { pur- chased from you, has given the greatest satis- faction, and I have no hesitation in recom-

mending it to farmers,

Me. A. Carrier

from 4 to 6 hundred

Hay Carrier an indispensible implement on a farm, and would not grow hay withoutit. 1 also used it for housing oats, and 1 consider

the saving of

balance the Ics: (if any) frem putting up the grain loase. Dr. 5. I JENKINS, Charlottetown. Mn. A, Git—Sir: I have found your Hay

Carrier to be as represented. both for

Mr. Carrier last summer,

dving away with unloading the car Is by hand, what I consider the heaviest part o! making.

Mr. chased from you gave full satisfaction, I siders it a great saving of

(XAMINER OFFICE.

YEW A DVURTISEMEY Ts.

a A Naa! al ee

af PB, ISLAND.

NOTICE.

GENERAL Meeting of the Shareholders

4 of this Dank will be held at their Bank- ing House, in Charlottetown, on Thursday, | 29th April, at 12 o’clock noon, to consider a resolution pussed by the Directors of the said Bank, to increase the Canital Stock by the issue of New Stock. as provided by the 39th section of their Act of Incorporation, and to obtain their sanction and approval of the same. | Gro. MacLEOD, Cashier. 7 Ch'town, March 28th 1876 til meeting | AUCTION, io

WILL SELL BY AUCTION, in ut of

iny Sales’ Room, on THU eanay, Ist RIL. proximo, at 1] o’clock, a. m.:— 200 bbls FLOUR, 10 puns. MOLASSES, 30 casks SHERRY WINE, An assortment of GROC

(in be ndl,) | ERIES, kc. |

TERMS AT SALE. G. C, CARMAN. Auctioneer March 29, 1875 uv he li er } “a oO sia 2” e . | Albion, Sydney & Lingan ar 3A ce MINES. | ( YOAL ORDI ven, on the above nam- | ed ban: at the office of the Subscrib- er, No.f35, Water Street, Charlottetown-— | Prices : ALBION LUMP, $2.5 * Ton | « NUT, $80 | SLACK, 1.50 SYDNEY LUMP, CUCU CT LINGAN. 2.00 ‘4

TERMS as usual. : W. DEBLOIS, A

1875. 2in

KEEN, formerly

of More-

of Devon, Whose maiden ine heen, and who died in month of March, 1873, by her will dated 3rd day of October, 1871, devised as fol- s:— I] devise all that my Estate. called | Whitsalery, in Chagford, afore- 1, also, my estate called Keen’s in Saint n’s, Newfoundland, and all other my real

widow,

to the said John Perryman, for the rents profits of my said estate; and in case of death of the said William Keen before leaving any sons or son surviving, then n trust for such sons share and shares eas Tenaats in cominon, cr for such son nly one heir, or his heirs and assigns ever. I sunset: ‘the said John Perryman ivertise for my said brother and for his in the Times, and in such other papers | ulating at home or abroad, shall sar most likely to come under his or their *e, andto pay for such advertisements of therents and profits of my lands in

gford,

as

application, as aforesaid, the said John Perryman ‘s after my decease, then the 1an and his heirs shail hold whether in England o mtrust formy great ye- w Theodore Tyndal his heirs and assigus ever.”

olice is hé

ll be made to lin three y yhn envy

said real estate,

that unless the said im Keen, or a son or sons of shall from the date of the death x, make such application Poy ‘ryman, 1 by vy Will li benetit the devis® over will

reby given, his

years

id Tests 21: e said John alk will, he and the

and

asis requir

se the

W. & P. BURD. Okehampton, Devon

Solicitors for the said John Perryman. sro = 29th lay of July, 1874.

Marc h2 29, 1874.

TER MONDA

GRAND DRAMATIC.

oven

oa - eee Creme

ae 2 wt

I? Market Hiall. nee | Charlottetown Amateur Dramatic

Club will give a performance on

at 2 a3) > | aide ~ § cw ab Gs ' 4 9

will conclude with the roaring Farce entitled

he trish Lion.”

first-class Orchestra has

oc FR & been en-

asion.

Reserved to be had at the Stores of | D. Brenan, W. R. Watson, J. A. | Donald, John MeKachero, H. A. rvie, P. Walker, John Quirk, Dr.

2 cts

SSrs.

commence at sharp

Farmers, Look Here. AVING improved my Hay Carrier that it now i generai satisfaction to all, as 2 by the certificates of some ol the st seins ntial Farmess of Queen's County, o have worked it and proved that it will all it claims. Hoping that some of our ependent Farmers of the other Counties patronize our new and labor-saving

as the best labor machine I have seen

SaVs

JouN DEACON, North Wiltshire, Lot 31, 1875

Gitt—Sis: The improved put up for me last summer, one light horse being alle ata lift. l eonsid

liay worked ‘to hoist ier the

nirabiv;

labor far more than counters

I have used it hay and grain, and considered it aluable where iabor is dear and scarce Joun W. Newstead. Gut—Sir: Have used your Hay I found it of great use in ing the hay high, and carrying it back,

JOHNSON,

A.

hays

Duncan McCatium Brackley Point Roa.

A. Giu—Sir : The Hay Carrier | pur- con- labor for stowing y in buildings.

BENJAMIN E.

Gui—sir: The

Wricur, Belmont,

Mr. A. improve ments put

you Jast year, on the Hay Carrier, pur- ased from you in 183i 7 have so increased capacity for W rk, th the horse can now

a yreati ” amount of Work and with great-

ease, iu the same lime Cuanves J. Haszanp, Bellview.

Each order has to be accompanied by the

ygih of the mow, and the height of the

ige from the ground,

March 29, 1879.—ar pa 4in fortnightly

+ LAIN JOB AND BOOK PRINTING done at the

411} Te FENGE

9

29th inst...

Als

20 ft.

P

i iE ADVERT

f POSS &

and Navigati

Assorted siz

J000 Pieces

long, 5

armers and oth

Flour, Molasses, &c.

WILL sell by AUCTIO

FLOUR, MOLASSES, TEA, PURE CIDER VINEGAR, | MANURE AND HAY FORKS, CHURNS, &c., &c.,

In » 1 Superior G. C. CARM

28, 1875.—I1n

ee

CRACH ED

Be

200 Bhs

EX i

AND

Horse Feed,

tier & Cheaper

ever imported to th

Aan 5 A e | Ar AT va oY | Wevdecbides OY Ld 0 Vas . QD : Ship aa EDWARD P 29 Water Street, Feb. 18,

Seed Wh

) ARRIVE per

small quantity of that

Supe rior

Nonpareil

Don't buy

seed

elsewhere ti

this.

March 22,

Wednesday, March 31,

Doors open at 2.30, p.

‘

M

. a

R

F. W. Chl’town, March 22,

~

San

M:

se

vey brs be

1 ; Adimissic

K. Isis de

FANCY $i VE | St. Peler’s Bays School Reo,

ON

Mi, 25 cents ; chi

arch 20,

at 11 o'clock a. m., and on TUESDAY, 30th inst., at 2 o'clock, p. m., in front of my Sales Room:

Lots to suit Purchasers. ENGLISH PIANO,

Best Family Flour

first Cs

1875.—till 31st.

18 ENTS,

eee

FENCING I | To arrive onthe opening of the Railroad | ‘THE CHEAPEST YET 7 3000 !

ion,

luniper & Cedar Posts,

es,

Sprace fencing,

wide,

14 in. thick.

‘rs wanting to purchase,

will be su] plied at the lowest possible | rates. Apply at r A. McNEILL’S Auction Room. Ch’town, March 29, 1875.—tf.

N on MONDAY,

AN, Auctioneer.

COGAN

than Oats.

SELLING OFF!

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tee | OUR RAPIDLY | Inereasing Trade

REQUIRES US TO

Enlarge our Premises!

We have, therefore, decided to Seil the remainder of our stock AT COST!

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As we wil require to suspend business for a time

Parchasers shonld Call at Once, AND GET BARGAINS ! ROBERT ORR & CO.

Queen Street, March Ist, 1875.

in Chancery. AU OFT TOM.

| I the matter of Roderick R. Morrison, a person of unsound mind.

HEREAS, by an order to me directed, inst, 1875, made in this matter by the Hon-

is Island. |

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ALMER, Jn.

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‘Public Notice that I will,

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Idren, 10 cents,

MARINE |

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS:

Rospert LoNGworru, Esq

Jas. DUNCAN, L. C. OWEN,

Hon. lion.

Hon. A. A. MCDONALD,

Hon. J. C- Pore,

Tuomas HaANDRANAN, Esq.,

GEORGE R. Brrr, Esq. isks taken daily

‘IRST-CLASS TEAC] male, at Bedford whills, Lot 36.

By order of Trustees.

arch 22, 1875. a

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