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Local and Other items.

PRAYER Meetina in Y. M, ©. A, Hall this

Legislative Council Elections. tab at Clow.

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It is admitted, on all hands, that the| Six,—I noticed in the Weekly Patriot|evening at 8 o'clock, Rev. Mr. Osborne, | Potal Assets January ist, 1882. ‘ : 86 .264.215.57 ; +) Abolition Candidates have much the best ,of the 9th inst., a communication headed | Charan. Bi Hh “ Payments to Polivy Holders, ‘ ‘ 19,000,000 0 Ss cl Elec > of the argument, that the ead Hh en ee a eae * Aut the ministers are nowin Ottawa, ex “ Pividends ” : © - 4.032,915.54 OP NiCKGl-riace, Glass, ete, Chamber is not wanted, and that the) Thie, ev =’ a he aha , — “th ' cept Chapleau, who is abroad for the benetit —e Warranted not -o contain acidor Legisiature should be reduced. On the; this article may be classed among the | of his health. STANDING, COMPARED WITH LARGEST CANADIAN COMPANY: not to injure the finest jlace Grit, and ' ther hand the Government have been meanest, most treacherous and contempt- | ~-- > -— i . ni other he - he O Seth tate have | ible, that ever came from the pen of any| farnex Strarrorp, the great Temperance : as =< re FOR SALE AT very slack ; and ‘ e Oppost lonIs : _| seribbler. The writer says the people of | advocate, died siddenly at Lindsay, Ont., on Tesi Aeces Total Receipts Deposited with been upceasing 10 misrepresenting the this district should not vote for Clow, Saturday night, e nc-eane auillienianenaielitipsosaiidininciniaa ioe : . - ee — _ on ee an la E W TAYLOR'S matter and in awakening every Pre)¥- | because forsooth he once sold liquor. | Girorox R. Garret Ese., of New London SD iciicss nates baavediows ésssians $6, 264,215.47 $1,058,779 00 $139,000 , : ’ ice jut, over the whole field, we Twenty years ago, or even not so long a iy ghrp 2 =e ah : I I iii iis sie ats sha anes 5,964,206. 55 1,008,164.31 54,000 : : dice. : ; , oly Jy 5° 8 * | was in town to-day. He is preparing for an- | VSO8G8 hile - ote en y OSS f , South Side Queen Square. 4 expect the right to triumph. one it was ~rog . ee. all mer-| other trip to Newfoundland. == => W) : a 3 ' = : Cheenti aah id : ————___-- <= --—__-—— chants to sell liquor. A man doing any codiiain hy you should Insure in the Union Mu 1a] ‘ oe , e : business at all did not deem it complete} Pye schooner “Maggie” was lost at the ' a ‘ Step a Daven. unless liquor formed a part of his merchan-| entrance of Sheet Harbor N. 8. yesterday. BECAUSE EVERY POLICY IS AN ENDOWMENT. UNRESERVED SALE ; : ie all i dise. Perhaps as large a number of the | Cargo of a potatoes and oats a total loss. BECAUSE EVERY POLICY IS NON-FORFEITABLE. [ue Superiuiendent of Education is to people, as ninety out of every hundred, - BECAUSE EVERY POLICY IS INCONTESTABLE At M ” } ae é be commended for having ordered the use| used or countenanced the use of liquors. Te value of Dominion notes in oe BECAUSE ALL PROFITS ARE DIVIDED ANNUALLY Tay al’ or, in our public schools of Tanner's “ First| ft was not then as it is mow, by many, /on Oct. 31 was ae ; the — 0 BECAUSE DEATH LOSSES ARE PAID PROMPTLY. oak jit ; Principles of Agriculture.” We hope thought a crime to take a glass. The beet | specie and debentures being $2,575,792. B : OG ; AM instructed to sell at Public 4 ‘ a5 ” i . { ‘ including . " —- > ae . - ee oy ; pitc uction am that other books on Agricultural Science Steiree Oat any ny Sno. NEEM, Tue Minister of Justice refused to commute rancn ice Queen s Building; Flalifax- at the Beach, Murray Harbor South, _ \

officers and wemberships of the Churches

will, ere long, be studied in our Common the sentence of John Richards, the Sutton,

W. R. ANDERSON,

\e , \ ) 7 of all denominations were among those 1 Sh etcedie anil j JAMES DESBRISAY, * Schools. Our children, reared upon the} no aided, abetted and countenanced et, ee Rihagde Wak: Sesame Special Agent Agent Charlottetown On Tuesday, 28th inst.; farm, should take to the study Of! the traffic in liquor. Were these people Peg ; rnc 5 os a g ’ 1 Paced | ‘ scientific farming as readily, if not as/all hypocrites and vagabonds? Were they! Tux Barkantine “ Ethel Blanche,” McLeod, Noy, 8, ’82, Commencing at 10 o'clock, @ m, | : naturally, as young ducks take to water. | all criminals ? W ere the men who were ——— to ee, a « n, oe a = coer ee ee -_ | Phe whole of the Stock-incTrade of Malcolm ' But they have, instead, been carefully engaged a a se a and cr th, Sao van a McFadyen, consisting of debarred from te profit and plemsare of sireepected No: thousand tines, no. here tho 14th owt C..B.W ARRAN i learning the principles of the calling in D chemaat in their Fara ark as re. |." On Dir.—That at the political meeting = . 4 DRY GOGDS HARDW ; which they are, of all, most deeply iv- spectable as the people are at ‘the present | held . ae, wa eet oe aan L. Kick j terested, Our Educaiional Department has| day. The only difference between og hereee nt Has now on hand a Large and Well-Selected Stock of a heretofore, been practically in the hands|and now is that the times and opinions} ~ 8 wees Groceries, Fishin Stock, th of professional men, teachers, doctors,| have changed. The people are beginning Epwarp W. Garpxer, Ese., 1919 Nicholas HOME MADE AND IMPORTED Stos : ’ clergy meu, lawyers. Courses of study, | t® see more clearly the evil effects ot £938 | street, Philadelphia, employed in the Tax Sultabie to teachers. doctors clergymen. traffic, and are earnestly working for it8} Kecciver’s Office, suffered terribly with rheu- Silk Scar’s, Ribbons, Tarlatan, Musli ; ee ae saan ) = laid | Suppression. This is an age of progress| matism until he used St. Jacobs Oil, which Goods, Ginghams, Tweeds, Winceys, Prints, ei aud lawyers, have consequently been ae! and improvement, and it is not strange that | cured him entirely. Plaids, Cotton Duck, Jeans, Flunnels, Bigek down avd followed, . the comparalve | cor opinions should advance with the times. - |‘ loth, Laces, Wool Shawls, Ladies’ Jackets, ; neglect.of science ; und, as a natural re-| Ayain, we should not judge the actions of | Cakrer’s Litre {1ver Prixs will positively Hosiery, White Cottons, Linders, Drawers, . if; TP ; . > : re . ire sic 4 the ay i . 0 Men's Coats, Pants and Veste, Black Fett ; sult, we have a far too plentiful crop of} people in the past by the age in which we | cere sick headache and prevent its return. | ‘ re : ; 2 f an. 8 , teachers, doctors, clergy men and lawyers, live. Then it was not considered a disre- a ad: fail ‘Sena sa eT . a Our ME} S and BOY 9 BOOTS — HAND-SIDED, SIDE- ae san Ladiew Gatte and CoM ; » . , . aie. + : tee aE o be had of a uggists. See advertise- ’ . . e Scaris e sufts n swarming. our towns and villages, and | putable business —now itis. I thing it is anh S nol4é Qwhs aed whi LINED, Good Stock and First-Class Work. and Cotten Gloves, Bundles War il wk i Bu Ww : ae certainly very unjust and very unreasonable l ly. ? | , rp, _ Knives leaving the Province by the hundred, to charge a man for doing an act thirty oe O and Forks, Pocket Knives, Spoons, Doo farm frou which they sprang, is, a too [222s 48°. Which was not then, but is now, | .,/unaueame man abertean, was remered om! In WOMEN’S, MISSES’ and CHILDREN’S, a Large Variety, | {kh batches Gimblets, Nets Sem, Hi arm from which th s > i . atic Pin > do | Saeuraa Ji : ° wee oe ” = > 68, many cases, neglected wait despised. AEE ye wang ee on wood Asylum. His removal was not made Nice Fitting, Well Made, and Warranted equal to Brushes, Fishing Lines, Groceries (assorted), Fe 2 oe : Aig BOS VOO ice Ow vecause when & Child! before time, as we are informed his clothing . 100 Mackerel Barrels, Paints, Oil and Ture There cao be no question about it; We}he stole a spoonful of sugar when his} ,.4 person were filthy beyond description. any in the Market. pentine, Window Glass, large assortment of have made a mistake. This Agricultura) ae back was a rere ~ —_-——_ Reis cntelpeciecni Crockery, 1 large Deckea Two-Masted Bost, Province has educated her children to|t#rew the nursing bottle from his hands| Tux vital forces are speedily renewed by . . 4): 2 years old 1 Dingy, 2 Lobster Boats, 1,700 desert her, The zaost honorable toil of ms ie Z oan ae mention this as! Mack's pete Medicine, the great brain| A Choice Lot of Felt Boots and Slippers, Overshoes, Rubbers] Copster Traps, 40,000 Bricks, 3 Hloreeay4 ™ ; . : well! Such childishness is despicable in| and nerve food, it is the best and cheapest and Moccasins head of Cattle, 1 Harse Rake (wheels) 2 Carts, the farm vy bave taught we? youth to the extreme. Such low, unmanly utter-| medicine ever discoverd. See advertisement ; ; : 9 Trucks. 1 Roller, 1 Plough. 1 Set Barnes b UW o y . ° : ’ gh, ArMeER., : un ay continually impressing UPOD | gnces are unworthy of any gentleman, are | im another column. Sold in Charlottetown 0- @ quantity of Hay, and a large variety in } their rainds ”. eee —_ = is anworthy of the press, and greatly tend to| by Apothecaries Hall Co. [no2 2w eod wkly. The Whole Lot to be Cleared Out as soon as Possible, Dry Goods, Hardware, Groceries, ete., too Fi eat rewards of life are to ound i0| poison the intellect and degrade the mind si emp Mg numerous to mention. : er e e ‘| Tue militia general orders, just issued, call CONDITIONS OF SALE—AII sums under

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the professions and in politics.

Now, we hope, a different course will be pursued. Having seen our error, we shoul ‘‘ hasten to make the correction.” Instead of employing the public money to educate our children for the pro- fessions and for success abroad, we should

of the people.

Mr. Clow sold liquor twenty-five years ago. He abandoned the business, I believe, because he disliked it; and instead of giving this asa reason why we should not, it is a good strong reason why we should vote for him. He stands, to-day, a man,' whose character for integrity is untarnished, whose

attention to section six, appendix No. 4, Queen’s regulations and opders for the army, 1881. This section, which relates to discip- line, came into force ih Canada on 27th October, and all ranks are eautioned to take

cognizance of it. onrnatiniesnnil

Quick Work.—The steamer ‘‘ Worcester,”

Cheap for Cash at

Ch’town, Nov. 7, 1882.—wly

Stamper’s Corner, Cc. B. WARREN.

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$32), cash; over $30 to $100, three monthe; over $100 and under $200, six months; aad over $200, nine months, on Approved Join Notes. :

Sale positive. All Goods set up will be sold, Boats wiil be in attendance at Poverty Beach to carry passengers across,

BRITISH WAREHOUSE,

employ it so that they may be the better | probity is above suspicion, honoured and | Which arrived from Boston on Friday evening B. WILSON HICCS fitted to do their duty here—in this Island | respected, wherever and by whomscever he iad o cloc| -_dinciarged hae jou aa : Auvtivan ors ~ is known; and whose word is taken without | “S°°° * BM cargo Of produce, an Ch’town, Nov. 14, °82,—2aw wily vi kc ad

—in the state in which it bas pleased God to call them—the state in which, if they were properly educated, it would be their pleasure and their profit to remain and live.

a moments hesitation. | I care not~where this manner of attack originated, whether with the Presbyterion or with ‘*Pemplar.” | It is as unworthy of one as the other.

It

return at 22 oclock on Saturday evening.

This quick work reflects credit on the energy of Capt. Hallett. '

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By cable to L. C. Owen, Nov. 13, we learn

that the brig ‘“‘Lady Milten,” McRae, master,

QUEEN SQUARE.

& A. BROWN & CO., have now completed their FALL IMPOR- « TATION.

WANTS, LOST, FOUND, dc, ae » te intima « aoe y ANTED—A ‘Tenant for a House at the

The Superintendent of Education|is atreacherous stab in the dark, s arrived at Liverpool from Charlottetown, 16 a ee aa Dele : ila : : Head of Hillsborough, Street. Rent has, we P biok, shown a praise-|thrown from ambush for p y politica days. Brig ‘‘Fanny,” Murchison, master, Bus we om ta it to vga ee to Inspect their Steck, as they have a cheapest in the market. Apply to W. L worthy discrimination in the selection of | ™otives ; but instead of havi hepan: Sree Br aoe, Oe ee ee ee ee Wellner. {uol4 Iw . it will reb ri ubled force rig ‘‘ Lauretta, ‘hristie, en i the first book on agriculture to be used ee 2 —_ P recou die or nas f, , from Liverpool for Buenos B = - h d « 7 220 LET—A House on Long street, with in the schools of the Province. Its lam, de. Ayres. Ti 1s an Orelen ry 00 , igs Mnote, Minden and Collar a language is simple. It is as free as pos- Murray Harpzor Ta: C a ee , mediate pogse-sion. Kent moderate, App ‘ c é ° Card of Dr. James Warburton, gradu- ede . as ee, NE Quine P , sible from technical terms. Even the Nov, lith, 1882. ate of Edinburgh University, will be Set in OF EXTRA VALUE. » M&=, THORNE, Spring Park Raga, iad

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dullest schoolmaster can understand it; and it will not fail to interest and please the pupilsperhaps induce them to go deeper into the study of the grand science of agriculture.

Wixpsor Corron.—Halifax New Era: ‘*The first web of cotton manufactured at the Windsor cotton factory was brought to town and exhibited in Mr. J. C. Mackin- tosh’s windows. It is strong, well made and was much admired.”

InreR-ProvinciaL Trapz. — Moncton Times: ‘‘ The trade between the Upper and Lower Provinces is growing to large dimensions under the National Policy. On

»Satarday in the L. C. R. yard at Moncton might be seen a couple of train loads of Maritime products from different points in Ontario and Quebec. There were several cars of ceal from the Chignecto mines in Cumberland for the Paton Manufacturing Company at Sherbrooke, Quebec, and Pic- tou coal for the Central Vermont Railway (to be delivered at St. Johns, Quebec,) and jor the Canada Paper, Mills at Windser, Ontario; also several cars for the London- derry Steel Company, for the Massey Manu- facturing Co., Toronto, and parties in Hamiltun, Ontario Several cars of these freights were forwarded by Saturday’s noon accomodation. Shipments of Moncton and Halifax sugar and Maritime cottons, in addition to produce, are also continually going forward.”

Hatrrax Marxers.—Halifax Herald: There is a large number of schooners from P. E. Island at the Market Wharf with cargoes of potatoes and turnips, The pota- toes are for the most part calicoes, and are of excellent keeping quality. Both potatoe: and turnips are selling at 28 cents a bushel. Prices are rather firmer in the United States markets, and prices here are not therefore likely to be lower.

Iumicration Statistics.—Toronto Mail: The total number of immigrants who had arrived in the Dominion up to the 3lst October was 153,055 of whom 82,482 are known to have remained in Canada, the rest having been through passengers to the Western States from Liverpool, and who took Canada asthe shortest route to their destination. These figures are only ap-

mate, as British Columbia has to be from before the full returns can be made out ; and there has been a consider- able influx across the Jong American frontier between Emerson and the Rocky Moun ains.

Ruxryitxc.—In New York, on Saturday, the second of a series of three races took place

Crapaud Notes. Fall trade—shipping of produce, ete.—- is causing the usual boom in business in this

On the whole, we enjoy delightful weather. The tail of the comet sweeps round, and sends all the storms to Europe, or the Western States.

The cause of temperance goes on glorious- ly. At the last meeting of ‘‘Lady Fane Division,” quite a number joined the Sons of Temperance; and still they come.

We have received the accession of a new M. D. No doubt, Dr. McAlpine, will be able to chase bad health away, aud find plenty to do, as well as our old, well- tried, and successful practitioner, Dr.

Lobertson.

We feel quite pleased at jthe fact that we can obtain the prize cloth of the Prov- ince so close as the Tryon Mills. Tailor McLeod says, ‘‘it is the best ever we cut,” and he knows what he is about. Good workmen like good stuff to work upon. There is quite a rush on Mr. McLeod.

Polities are all the rage. ‘*Johnson for ever, was the cry last Saturday night. Johnson for ever may 1t be. He is a good, safe candidate.

Nov. 14th, 1882.

Miliview Notes.

Mr. Peter Curran, Inspector of Schools, visited Millview and Seal River Schools on Monday and Tuesday. Mr. Curran is a gentleman fitted in every respect for the office of Inspector, and we hear him highly spoken of everywhere he goes.

Miss Annie Storey, danghter of Wm. Storey, of this place, died on the evening of Friday, Nov. 3rd. She was a young lady of exemplary Christiah character, and her gentle and loving disposition endeared her to all. Her remains were interred on Sun- day, in the Cherry Valley Churchyard, to which a large number of ‘Telatives and friends repaired to pay thetlast tribute of respect,

J. R. Bourke, Esq., of the Corner Store, has lately received his new stock of gox and has everything from a pin to a anit of clothes, besides a full stock of hardware, crystal ware, jewelry, groceries and patent medicines. Mr. McDonald has everything arranged very tastefully, so that even the fastidious Oscar Wilde would be satisfied.

Gellas Point Notes.

lappointing Drs. Taylor, Conroy and Jenkins

another column, His office ison the corner of Great George and Water street, opposite St. Dunstan’s Uathedral. Dr. Warburton is, we learn, quite skillful in his profession. We predict for him a large and successful practice in this commupity.

out fine on promising to take the pledge. The trial of John McKenzie, arrested for cruelty to animals, was postponed. Patrick Louyhraa, arrested for sare offeuce, was dischargel. The MePhersons, arrested for larceny, were againJremanded.

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Tue case of Grant vs. Beaudry, was can- menced in the Supreme Court, Ottawa, on Friday last. It is a case involving the question as to the right of Orangemen to parade and is exciting much attention amag the members of that Order in the Upyer

Provinces. It arises out of the arrest ry Mayor Beaudry, in Montreal, of Mr. Grant,

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MARSHAL f LYNN is, we are pleased to see, | endeavoring to punish truckmen who unfeel- ingly overload their consumptive looking animals. He is right in doing so. Time and sgain we see single horses dragging loads past vur office which are large enough for double teams. Such cruelty should be severely panished by the Stipendiary Magistrate.

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Tue Locomorivse BrornerHoop, — The Moncton 7'ranseript says : Mr. M. Phelan has received from the Locomotive Brotherhood of Cleveland, Ohio, a check for the sum of $2,500, which money is te be distributed among those drivers who were compelled to quit work rather than withdraw their names trom the Brotherhood list. Each will receive about $180. The sum of $120 is to be paid to the fireman who refused, at the time of the trouble to take an engine, and who subse- quently went west.

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Tax regular monthly meeting of the City Council was held held last evening—Mayor, Recorder, acd all members of the Board _pres- ent. The usual aumber of Bills were passed and ordered to be paid. The the appointing of a health delegation to Ottawa was taken up. A profusion of motions were tabled, and irrelevant discussions followed, which were interspersed with crude jokes from the Coun- cillors and followed by loud laughter from the audience. At length separate motions

as delegates were adopted. The Council, after hearing a number of written complaints

from citizens, pee bad streets and side- walks, adjourned,

BR. WARBURTON,

PAYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

The yery latest novelties shown in every Department.

A great variety of Mantles, Ulsters, Wool Shawis, Clouds, Scarfs and Fur Goods. Also Mantle and Ulster Cloths, Brown, Blue and Black Pilots and Beavers, Scotch Tweeds and Coatings and Seal Cloths.

A lot of Grain Bags, ete. All of which will be dj ‘posed of at their usual low prices.

W.& A. BROWN & CO.

Ch’ town, Oct, 31, 1882.

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OF ST. JOHN, N. B. | o §00,000 Deposit with the Dominion Government. Working] under Government License. 0 in Assessment Company with a Safety Fund. Life Insurance| at its actaal cost, |

ted

Kas> Good Canvassers Wanted. |

LEONARD MORRIS,

Genera] Agent for P.E. Island. |

Summerside, Oct, 28, 1882,—ly

Fancy Sale and Tea, Notice to the Public. |

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"N aid of the Baptist Church Building | ESSRS. DESBRISAY & ANGUS heise . Fund, will be held in the |

been appointed Agents for the “Lan-| MARKET HALL,

cashire” |pnsurance Company in Prince Ed- —ON —

ward Island.

JAS. McGREGOR GRANT,

Yednesday, 20th December. rel Donations will be thankfully received by CIiG A RSs y

Gen, Agent N. B. and P. E. I, St. John, 6th November, 1882. fe undersigned Committee.

W ANTED—A good Coat Daker dt DIA

| 3RUCE’S. [Nov li 77 LET—Dvwelliug House, Stable, 6 in

vod condition, to lst May next, or for | one or more years, in & pleasant part of the

district. Potatoes and oats will find ready Bee ; a e need tuo. W i

{ —_—_——_— shipment from Victoria, notwithstanding | Ay the Stipdndiary Magistrates Conrt this A large lot Blankets, Quilts, Horse Rugs, ete. | city. \pPly 10 Jao. Wan, Murioat. -"

{ Trade and Manufactures. that prices rule low, in comparison with | forenoon, James Goodman was anni é 300 Lambs’ Wool Shirts, assorted sizes. 300 pairs Lambs’ Wool Drawers. OARDERS accommodated at the Railway oo many previous seasons. assaulting his mother, and discharged with- | House, Richmond Street, at moderate

terms. {no 8 lw tage nae man with experience in Dry Goods to take charge of a establishment in this City with a view to closing it out Good terms will be given to any one wishing to purchase or coptinue business. Apply by letter to box 135, {nov 6

W ANTED IMMEDIATELY—Two or

three yirls to work on pants and vests, also a machinist Inquire of John Bell, tailor, ete., corner of Pownal and Grafton Strects. {nold lw

\) SHARES of Merchants Bank Stock 200 (no?

a for sale —E, H, Norroy.

\ ‘7 ANTED—Four Gentlemen Boarders, Apply to Mrs. Robert Rodd, opposite Pickard’s Bakery. foc! 6 wkly 2i NOR SALE—A Second-hand Pianoforte, im good order. Apply to 4, McNeill, Aue tioneer. {n06 \ 7 ANTED—A Smart Compositer. Good / wages and constant employment to the

right man. Apply at Tur Examiver Orrict TANTED—Light or ten Boarders, AP

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\ ply to Mias Alice Hickey, Dorchester

Street, opposite Murray’s Bakery. i [no 6ieod

FIRST-CLASS HEARSE, fitted with wheels and runners, for sele at a bai gain. Apply to E, H, Norroy no7 3i eod why 3 ANK OF P. &. ISLAND BILLS—I will pay cash for Bank ot P, E. Island Bills, mailed tomy address,—E. H, Nortox, Chat lottetown. fno7 3ieod wly 3i

a od

ffyO LET—The Shop, We ehouse and Cellar

at present occupieu by Mesars, Arthur & Toombs, Possession given December 12th next.—W. W. Wet.xen. [nod 6i Jew WY 2i

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particulars, apply to JAMES

HOUSE AND PREMISES TO LET,

situated on Richmond Strect West. For

D. Masox. _ foot 18 6i eod

NURNISHED ROOMS TO LET—A par lor and two bedrooms, with use of kit

Enquire at EXAMINER OFFICE. , (no 3 lw pa

chen.

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bet het am W- 2, Cove, oS ae The Cow-Tail War is over. (EDINBURGH.) s. Whitman, Mra, M. A. Cameron, REEN § Genuine imported Small Queens,/ $f ough Street, Rent very cheap. Ape Sasetoar ‘chert distanive runner of America Three of our rising young men left a few | Oflice in Old City Hotel, corner of Great | F* Jas. DesBrisay, Mrs. Louis Wood, None genuine without the trade mark, | to 6. H. Schurman, Great George SI. Bn The distance was one mile, aud George won | weeks ago for the United States. George and Dorchester Streets, opposite the | #* George Davies, Miss Hearts For sale everywhere nar a memeis ok: ital Dew 1) house easily in 4m, 21 2.tapes'; which is several Catholic (hape]. Entrance on Great Georgo Neil McLeod, Miss Currie ee ‘ ANTED--A, Girl for | geners end etc eae | Me, Sewn, Moa i ling » mac wes wg Sal ay |e Lames Min ras orarmmc watt gt, | WW ene i a ee £4 about tlre si : hip ¢ d hits family will move 8. 5. Mc ole Sgents ee ill*fing eny Ae fig ane ee slower his He mily will mioy Pi K. Bracé, Upper Great ree St. - ‘[ubd

Own fege:

Bete winters

can.) “tales” Oh'town, Nov, 14, '82.—p3m

Ch'fowid, Oct. 43, ‘2.—dew Wwkty | dol. 2, <9, —om