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To Be Wel! Shed For Little Money BUY SLATER'S.

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RINK

Mhe Rink wil] open in the course of a few days.

TICKETS

NOW READY

Gents’ Season Ticket, $3 50 Ladies’ “ 2.50 Afternoon 1 30 Children’s “ 1.50 Promenade, “ 1.00

Special prices for families.

Good Music

Monday and Thureday nights avd every other Saturday afteenoon. Buy a seaxon ticket; everything possible will be done to make it pleasant for the rons. Tickets can be had of the manager, or atthe leading Drug Stoees.

PROWSE, BEER & LORDLY

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Do you thoroughly understand hor to mix the ingredients properly? If rot. wrofit by the experience of others and buy yeur cake here and you'll be saved time, labor, worry and

money. The choicest and and best. fruits

are used, and a skilful and experienced baker eaaployed. 4 ke price 20 and 25¢ per Ib.

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LOCAL AND OTHER {TRMS

Great Jacket sale.— Beer Bros-

Ciry Taxes.—Watch the daily paper for the list of those who have not vet paid their city taxes. Pay up at once and avoid publicity. 3i.

Funerat Notice. -—-The funeral of the | late Sarhuel Hyde, E-q.. who died early this moroing will take place from his late residence, “Meadow Bank,” West River on Wedneed ay the Sth inst., at 1.30 p.m.

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Mixen Kittep.— Michael Breen was killed in the Drammenl, N. 8. coal mine last week. He was struck ty tailirg coal and instantly killed. He leaves a wife and family.

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CromweLL.—Mr._ Perey Pope’s lecture this evening will he given in: Se. Paul's echoolroom. His subject will be “Crownwell,” and it

will be handled in a manner that should eusure a full house.

Ice ar Summerstve —Telephonic advices from Summerside this afternoon report ice (or lolly) in that harbor as far out as the lighthouse. The Northumberland bad some difficulty turning, but got out all right taking the schooner Rosemary with her. The Northumberland is expected to return there this evening.

Cavse anp Errecr.—For selling rum in Warren, Me., last week Wm. H. Whitney was sent to Rockland gaol for sixty days. He was landed behind the bars about three o'clock and appeared very quiet during the remainder of the day, until $.30 at night, when the other prisoners hearing a noise, gave an alarm, but before assistance reacbed him, Whitney bled t> death. The weapon with which he had committed the deed was a smal! penknife. He leavs a wife, who lives at Warren.

DevorepNess or Carnwo.tic Noxs.—The heroic devotedress of Catholic nuns in ministering to the stricken in the recent outbreak ot yellow fever in the South has called forth warm enconiums from the sec- ular press. “In these days of money-gett- ing aod place -hupting.” says the Memphis Commercial Appeal, ‘‘such deeds as these re-contirm our faith in the beauty of self- i The action of these humble but earnest sisters is the shining incident of this season of misfortane and distress.”

Dressep Hocs Axp Provisions,—Raii receipts of dressed hogs are increasing, and winter packers are all busy here. The average weivhts of hogs coming in are much lighter, so far,than at the same period in former years. There seemsto be any quantity of hogs in the country, as can be judged from the large receipts on the live hog market last week. Packers are quot ing car lots of dressed hoge, on track, at $5,25 to $5,35 for heavy aud light at $5,50 to $5,60. On the the street prices for farm ers’ joads are steady, at $5.80 to $6. Mail

and Empire.

A VatvuabsLe Pusiication.—We bave received from the publishers a copy of Dougal’s list of families for whom money if now in chancery awaiting owners. There sre very many people scattered over the world who are igvorant of the fact that there is money lying unclaimed in Eoglaod, and it is stated that during the last few years the publishers of the work under review bave recovered considerable sums for people who knew nothing about it until they saw their names in the Dongal’s list. Testimonials regarding the valne of the b ok have been received from »] parts of the world. Among those for whom the publishers bave done business an who have consented to be referred to, is Mr. James,W. Kennedy, of Southport, in this province. The book contains the names ot about 20,000 persons advertised for, andthe price is 1s 64; post free, 2s, Address: Dougal & Co., 62 Strand, Lon- dov, Eng.

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SLOW TORTURE, The Horrible Death of a Negro at the Hands of a Planter.

The killing of Coot King by slow torture at the hands of William Ellis, about 20

greep, Alabama. King was a negro, black

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ing was employed on the plantation, and, though known to bea desperate man, became quite a favorite. Soon it was observed that the young girl stood in mortal dread of him, not eadae to speak in his presence, yet refusing to say any- thing against him.

Mr. Ellis became alarmed a few days ago over the situation. The result of his investigation was such that, calling in two or three friends, he told them that he did

trouble; that he was able to manage his own affairs, and all that he asked them to do was to help him to seize and tie up King, to put him on a waggon, and then to leave the scene. This was done, but not without @ struggle. King declaring his innocence of offence.

With arms and legs bound be was strapped to the bottom of the waggon, which was hastily driven off to an adjacent swamp by Ellis. There, where the two men were alone, Ellis prepared for the revenge whieh he had resolved upon. With a shotgun he sent a charge into one of the least vital parts of the bound man, who could only writhe with pain,

After a lapse of ten or fifteen minutes he fired another load into King’s body. King pleaded in vain to be killed at once. The slow torture was kept up until King’s body was perforated with bullets. A final shot

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Do you want to buy your fall and winter goods where you ean get the best for the least money—TIry Prowse Bros.

Do you wish to select from tke largest and best assorted stock of Dry Goods and Cloth ing in the city? if so, try P:owse Bres.

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Do you want to buy overccats and Ulsters for $1, places? if so. try Prowse Bros.

$1,50 and $2 less than in other

Ladies, do you wish to purchase a sicque or Cape from one cf the best selected stocks ever shown in the city ? if so, try Prowse Bros,

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Over one thousand Capes and Sacques, all purchased this last fall, not one sacque car- ried over from iast seasop, all new styles and marked cheap,

’ 1X oe 9 we Boys and Youths’ Ulsters Fach and every coat in this department must be sold. The prices to clear will be

2, $2.50, $3 and $3.50. Bring your boys down; if you cannot come, give the boys $2 or $3 and send them down for a coat.

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into King’s heart despatched him. Leaving} the body there for the bnzzards, Ellis returned home and told his friends of what! had happened. The sews spreading out among the negroes, they became greatly excited and threatened to attack Ellis. They said they would not have objected to the prompt death of a man who had com. mitted a crime such as King was accused of, but the torture inflicted was fully as bad as the alleged crime itself. The dead man hasthree brothers who are going around the country trying to inflame their comrades to violence.

MESSAGE TO WEN

Proving that True sonesty and True Phil- antrophy still Exists

If auy man whois weak, nervous and debilitated, or who is sutlering from ary ef the var.ous troubles resulting from youthful folly, execeeses or overwork, will take heart and write to me, I will send him confidentially and free of charge the plan pursued by waich I was completely restor- ed to perfect bealth and manhood, after years of suffering from Nervous Debility, loss of Vigor aud Organtic Weakness.

I have nothing to sell and therefore want no money, but asI know through my Own experience how to rympathize with such sufferers, I am glad to be able to assist any fellow~beings toa cure. | am well aware of the prevalence of quick- ery, for I myself was deceived and impos- ed upon until I nearly lost faith in man- kind butl rejoice to say thatIl am now perfectly weli aud happy once more and am desirous theretore to make this certain means of cure known toal!. Ifyou will write to me you ean rely upon being cured aod the proud satisfaction of having been of great service to one in need will be sufficient reward for my trouble. Absol- ute seerecy assured. Send Se silver to | cover postage and addrees Mr. G. Strong, North Rockland, Mich. 135 p & w.

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A special despatch from Shanghai says that large re~enforcemente of Japanere troops have arrived at the Islands of For- moss. The Japane-e army now occupying that island numbers 50,000 meo.

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Have You Tried the Montrose Cigar

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We could suggest many such articles from our stock, beautiful solid, yet niexpensive, any of which would make

Useful Christmas Presents.

“Sellers of good furniture.” “Strangers to poor furniture.”

JOHN NEWSON.

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