| bury.”
4 dhnsster igh,
1, AND OTHER MATTERS.
[ata Tee
~~ se . : a . % © Rives has rec eived a solid she ting of 1¢@.
—_- dy fearsthat the Pat —
We gree*? °
ere No Popery Howler
a [psince!
oe
has had its first enow-storm
&; ywenstve : ee..s0n So has Chariottetown., for We - « ALMANA Sia ef ete | A Rel pation respecting Nuva Scotia, is, ti ie ns wo Messrs. McA'pine & Barnes, on jas BS ’ nm ‘ — ey , y ce a Wall We are informed i woale, about OU feet long, came , ‘ . , yet ‘ i tow the farm ofa Mr. Morrisey, we vr’ gsb0T Pond i Sen LOW * - i I ) Mm Wail a i e UURIDE y se e (ew id S mi ah. Ganada $9) <4 <> fan Beitish Columbia soap works soar -* + UO ids, Of eonp pel week of
ar proviace has yer annuum,
——_——-—* —_
Alian MeKinnor of
; been to
{ae
83 )au0 worth }
$3.
Hives Pouken. ~ Mr. Road, sold to Owen Connolly, Esq.,
— 8 : ,
: this city, on Friday last, @ pig which
~~ it 'eJ¢
” 712 pounds, only seventeen months
eeighed + Phis is pretty hard to beat. — Preshy- fern . _<—--.- |
Tus WaaTaee IN Vancouver,.—The Main«
nad Guardian of a recent date says :—* The a '
eather i truly deiightfal, more like June wea - .
than November farmers cannot attr: bute any of their grieve
(ne thing is Certain, our |
e wealler lois year,
ances 0 ti j
ger. D. MCDONALD, Baptist Minister of Charlottetown, got badly hurt on Tuesday poroing,
tia, nea : mken to the residence oi
by jumping from the Express
Station. He was
Mie. Robert |
r Freetown
Scburm4n where he 1!3
tor ~Journai. =
Viw Pusitcatios.—A prospt : number ofa newspaper to be calied ihe Canadian ln is | shed and distriDut-
surance Advooale | aj by Messrs. I. & Li. : + . geselle. From its merits we should sav that 3 ‘ s the the pubiicatbior as th ‘gadipn Insurance Advocate
be, Woul|e ju
White of he Montreal |
hn @ urnai | promises ot
1 OF Su
ove a benelit \o Canada. ee 4 Gooo Scecestion.— Free trade is free | trade. is not free trade; it is a fetter on absolute | free trade, #0 let us strike it off Abolish | custom houses, dismiss revenue officials, open the ports of Canada to every body ,— hice Herald, . Loreen. —The hol'fers of tickets for the lottery of & splendid draft mare, advertized to take piace at Fairfield on [5th Septem- ber last, will be plessed to learn that the drawing took place on the 27th inst.,at the branch store of Messrs. J. Koight & Co, resulting ia favor of Mr. Angus A. Mc- Donald, of Cross Roads, South Lake, who held the lucky ticket,
Aw Istayoen Drownep.—A telegram to! the St. John Vews, reports that © the Brigt. Miggie Wood, from St. John for Alicante, put ia to-day for hands, and reports Nov. 2 lat. 43 12, lon. 65 08, shipped a heavy wa which’ Washed overboard and drowned the chief mate, Joshua Black, a native of P. E. island, Albert Cogges, of Newbury, pert, and John W,, Proctor, ot Port Hawkes-
Seventeen and one half per cent,
_——-—-
Taz Alterton Pioneer calls attention to the uakept state of the playground and surroundings of the Grammar School ia Alberton. [tsays ‘a comparatively smal) um would make it suitable for its intend - ed purpose, and not compel children to we the street asa playground during re- tess. Our School Act is silent on this neceseary adjanct, as well as respecting the adispensible out-houses, which are genes mily left to take care’of themselves |
Ornaxgk. Lovar.—By the last Presbyterian | Weare informed that “On the 25th Sep~| @mber an Orange [ee was planted at Clifton, New London, in the shape of a new Urange Lodge, by Bros. F. H. Campbell, GM, and M. McLeod, C. M., of Queen's Vounty, with the following staff of ojicers., | Vig, :
Bro,
i
James D. Smart, W. M. William Whitehead, D. M. | George Heeney, Ch»plain, George McKenzie, Secretary,
R. M. Lamont, Treasurer.
“ Edward Heeney, 1. G. George A. McKay, 0. G. " Chas. McKay, C. of C. * Donald McKay, D. of C.” —_—_—_—_———— i Camada 4 Nation —‘ Canada,’ says the American suthor ef ‘the characteristics of | the Internationa! Fair, in the <Aftaiitic | Honthly for December, ‘ cannot be spoken | was 4 colony, and her large and fine exhi. | — was to be judged on a par with that “say independent country.’ The opinion * sehoed universally, and Canadians may "ell be proud of the way their artists and wtaens, their manufacturers and merch- | ‘a, bave interpreted them to the world. Mail, } it the Reformers of Cardwell are shortly _ Meet to nominate a candidate for the | mation of Cardwell iu the stead of “@ late Hon. John Hillyard Cameron, we na take the liberty of naming Mr, James aa a @ fit and proper person to con. ean constituency, His experience in ig \s great.— Kingston Daily News. Well, that’s not a bed suggestion. Mr..|
_ #0 always makes « good run—just good | ‘Ugh to be beaten,
a. ile might as well | , eaten in Cardwell as any other Grit. | tata become so used to tumbles of the |
that another fall won't hurt him.— Tos Tome Mail,
“
fax Herald |
Tag Sccar Trae, -The I lal. wks ‘Do our patrio Pt Knew that their '2@ most Profitable ‘0@ destruction of t
lic Nova Scotian peo- eountry is fast losing branch of her trade in le he West India return bes which formerly put money into the sea every class of our population ? Seon * Vessels sel their fish and lumber mot bring su livery wake them p
& Very thousand
gar home, for our wise | ay five hundred dollars | dollars’ worth of sugar, | c “~~ allow sugar from the United | ve to come into Canada for Usand dollars to the thousand, All : _ Vessels can do is to bring home| he ~~ buts and oranges, or carry sugar » boat forthe Americans to refine | Peay to us witha heavy profit added. Is | ®® man in Nova Scotia who would not |
te E | " see a large refinery in Halifax work- | TOP a cargoe of
. West India sugar every "Wad shipping i: all over Canada. We
see it some day, and the sooner * better, |
|
4 > ; ‘totum Disasrvee.—Sebr. 7’ ‘Leblanc, which
Mer 14 for Charlottetown P. E. Island, | “overtak
ys en by the easterly gale on the | ; nin when sixty-five miles east of Cape | = the beighe. of the storm her masts
ma ren _— close to her deck. She | CNtitinn “Sout the ocean in a disabled | es am I p.m., of the 23rd, being | Qj. . ~“Sttham, 9¢. which point she was )
heresa, Cap- sailed from Boston, Ne-.|
Conic tit by the British steamer Perit, | ‘is *y, bound from New York to | took the steamer in tow aad
- The hull of the ves- | Felmained tight, or otherwise |
to Boston,
B4t have been more serious:
fue import of evap to | the amouut of}
teing kindly cared |
| trations of the latest and most acceptatle
| States would be able to say it was a bittex
'on the 29th inst., and denounce in no
LOCAL AND OTHER MATTERS.
Tur Pal is good at polit
Al Pal singeeligious «t)
t bad
Tr om Mr. Wits has re fo the New Brunswick Gor
bigs signed his. sen: ronment,
——S <P
rvs Masonity —Altee vary ng from 147
pe S Msjority is at last settied et Sx.
Tuk English Mail for Canada will now Some bia Halifux—tnanks to the Press.of that
city,
We will now have a Weekly English Mail + mae
CHARLO TTETOWN D¥BATING
CLuB,—The UOject for discussion on Friday eveniog ext will be: ** Should trial by jury
Ss be woelished ?”
<—_-— - STREAMER—wWhich should Nave boen heve three, years ago—hkas not yetarrived. Can it be possible that Mac- kK Caechom are the
Tir Widxter
ei * ’ ; wie and retaining
| Northern Light in Quebec because this Pro-
vince recently declared iis disapproval of the acts of cheir Government! _—h.. - - RUFPIANLY Arrack.—On Friday evening last about 8 o'clock, p. m. Mr. Maledlm
, Ross of Brackley Point, was set upon by a | } @80g Of roughs and badly beaten. His: head
Was siit open and
other injuries.
he received several same night a man named McKenna was stabbed. The
The
-_- AN Ivexsious BuinpMan.—In the poor-
| house at Charlottetown, Prince Edward Is-
land, there is a blind man named Lenis Fallon who has constructed a model of a full.rigged ship. The model is admirably designed, all the spars, rigging, blocks, deck-houses, and iron work are wost faiths
fully executed in miniature. It seems not
| only incredible that so elaborate a work
should be performed by a blind man; but the beauty of the model as well as the gor- rectness and finish of all the details of the little craft would render it an object of much curiosity if coming from the hands of am artist with perfect sight.— St. John News.
_—em +
Ecevimsé tue Sraxdaro!—Hon. W. D. Stewart, Minister of Public Works, paid a flying visit to our town on Saturday last. His election duties did not permit him to remain long. His visit was occasioned by the fact that a contract for supplying our county jail with nut coal was to be let. It
_ appears that early in the autumn, s‘supply
of nut coal was got in, which proved to be nearly useless—so much so that it was de. cided te procure a new supply, So Mr. Ssewart came to Summerside, and after making inquiries, he awarded the contract to political friend and supporter; to whom also, he sold the remaining nut coal, at, it is said, a merely nominal figure. Of course ne tenders were called for. But then there was no necessity for this while Grit officials
were in the coal trade. — Progress. a
Cateponian Cive.—At the annual meet. ing of Caledonian Club, held at the “St. Lawrence Hotel,” St, Andrew’s Day, (the 3 jth ult.,) the following office bearers were elected for the ensuing year :—
ied ancmmenent> —
Hon. James Duncan, Chief,
John Andrew McDonald, Esq., Inspector Iniand Revenue, President,
Hon. Col. McGill, M. L. C., First Vice President,
Lieut. Col. John A. McDonell, 2d Vice President,
Jobn W. Morrison, Esq., Board of Works Department. Treasurer,
A. A. McLean, Esq., Attorney at Law, Cor. Secretary,
Stephen McLean, Esq., Student at Law, Rec. Secretary.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS,
Archibald MeNeill, Exq., C. H. A.,
Hon. A, McDonald, Postmaster,
John Ross, Editor and Proprietor Satis Times,
Austin C, McDonald, Esq., Montague,
Colin McLennan, Esq., Summerside,
Jos. A. MeDonald, Esq,
das, E, MeJonald, Eeg.,M. P. P.,Cardis gan,
Alex, McKenzie, Esq.,
Murdoch McLeod, E:q., Bedeque.
Mr. Peter Ferguson, Piper,
Mal. McDonald, Messenger.
After the election ef office bearers, the Club joined in celebrating the day in the usual Scottish style. Speeches were made, toasts given, and several Gaelic and English songs were rendered by A. B. McKenzie and Jas, McDonald, Esqrs., and others. Towards the early hours of morning, the party dispersed, each feeling highly pieased
with the evenirg’s entertainment.
Tue Domestic Montaty.— The Decems ber number of this popular Magazine, the last of four double numbers issued during the year, takes the-same complete and satisfactory survey of the whole domain of
Fashion, for which it 4s held in such high repute. Its usual review of fashion presents an interesting and retiable: ccount of the preval:ng and fortheoming nov
every department of the toilette:
articles on Combination Costumes, Ladies’ and Children’s Costumes, Seasonable,}'s- brics, Trimmings, Millinery, Furs, Winter Wraps, Lingerie, etc., contain am abun- dance of fresh and practical information concerning those topics. Numerous illus-
styles in the various garments for ladies and children, hats and bennets, coiffures, de- signs for needle and fancy work, etc., are provided, and the number is also accom~
panied by a handsome plate representing stylish street costumes. The literary con- tents are variedand unusually excellent. the principal attractions are the opening chapters of @ capital story, ‘Our Gover. ness,’ several poems of merit three very entertaining sketches, respectively entitled
My Fortune, ‘How Nellie Lost Her Chance,’ and * Shakelton Grange,’ and an interesting paper. on ‘Christmas.’ The serial, ‘ My French Master,’ is concluded. The usual Miscellany, Small talk, Mosaics, are more than ordinarily fuli and instruc. tive, while the usual critical taste and judg~ ment are exhibited in the reviews of new books, The Domestic Monthly is publish- ed by Blake & Company, 849 Broadway, New York. at $1 50 per year, Specioren copies, 15 cents.
| individual in the ordinary garb of a.
latter | | y%, We are glad to say, out of danger, hay- |} ing been attended by Dr. Creamer.
COMMUMCATIONS,
—TRn SEERA LRA AAA es
A & SPOTTERS,
—_—_—_—_—_— ‘dhe Editor of the Examine. Though Lam @ patron of Our Island rail+ Way. Co cOfisiderable of an extent. both as ‘hipper and a passenger, and though T
Have pei -onally been the victim of niuuei ous
irregalariifeg*of the Railway authorities, |
nevertheless, being ofan Uniable and forgiv- ing disposition it-is seldom that [am canghi crowling. There has been. 2 of policy put in operation recently, however,
<troke
which I euphatically condemn. While on the train ¢oming into the éity the other day , from Summerside, the Conductor, as usual! examined and punched my ticket shortly’
alter leaving the last. named@-Station. and as I go over the road frequently, and the Cou ductorsall knew me pretty well, of @ourse i was no tronbled further by the Conductor and did not expecto be until we approach- ed, Charlottetown. ever when some distance d6wal tlie line. an itizen. and of auburn t6émMpléxion, approached me and requested to see nty tieket. Theeitgted at first to determine whether’ to~receyt the insult orsend for the Condttetor, but tinaily
I decided to obey and watch the matter |
cooly. L The mysterious official passed on,
and I accosted the Condutter and asked him the
| meaning of the proceeding. He informed me | ¢ aos : that the individual was a “spotter” recently |
chosen as a tit and proper person to * spot” the Conductors.on the Line and endeavour if possible, to detect irregularities.’ In other other words, Kechnie and Mr. Witliams had been imspired with a streak of Grit economy, and as usual with that class in order to stop the leaks they had commented at the fautet insrqadt of at the bung-hdte.
Now, Sir, tesay nopiing ofthe annoyance and inconvehienc® that it’gtves a passenger, 1 claim this proceeding of ** spotting * Gore ductors on the Roads as” grossly insulting, anc a greedy, heartless stab at the char- acter of men of whoim there is no evidence
whnulever Of etheirpdishories: y,”
to he trusted, let him be dismissed. the name otal) that ds jas t “Hom lel thin k the leasf the Railway authorities should do would be to wai@uutil that awe cause to
check a man before they send out a * spot
ter to perform the meanest and most de- | grading calling of humanity, thatof 4 spy, |
MERCHANT.
BRITISH WAREHOUSE,
Queen Square,
HE subscribers have received per Steam:
er Prince Edward and other vessels, from London, Manchester, Glasgow and frony foreign ports, a full and complete supply of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
Latest Styles; | Adapted to the Present Season.
Customers and the publicin general are invited: to inspect our Stock ef Getieral Merchandize, now
Departments.
“ee,
On Sale—Choice Songou, Sou- chong and Pekoe TEAS.
of good strength aud excellent flavour. Also several grades of Refiaed and Granu-
lated is mA 6 6UTE SBUGARS.
All of the above Suld at the lowest prices.
W. & A. BROWN.
June 12, 1876.
; » &RIM E Virginia Leaf Tobacco
—_—_———
CHEAPER THAN EVER. For Cash! Cash! Cash!
HE subscriber keeps constantly on haud
a choice selection of Virginia Leaf To- bacco.
All dealers should call and examine our Stock, as we are prepared to
Sell Lower Than Ever to Those whe Rocio for Cash, CHARLES QUIRK
—
Mar. 6, 1876.—ly
NA PALL
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. |
Wasainoton, D. C,, Nov. 30, 1876s
More troops are under orders, or on their | way here. An officer of rank in the army says that within a few days there will be twenty-one companies in Washington, comprising in all about fifteen hundred men. It is likely that two or three gun- boats may also come here.
Certainly the citizens have not the slightest conjecture. The sensational stories about | a contemplated uprising of the Democracy on inauguration day and the ‘‘dash” into Washington of the people of Virgiaia and Maryland is the greatest baiderdash ever penned, Any ene scquainted with the
¢ ofthe surrounding counties of the
sarcasm on their warlike proclivities, should as soon expect to see a congregation of Quakers praccising the infantry drill while their women were making cartidge s asto see the people of Prince George's Montgomery, or Fuirfax engaged in any warlike demonstratio'. The Tilden anp Hendricks Campaign Club have abandoned the idea of having a torchlight procession
measured terms the sensational stories fors warded to the northern papers by their correspondents from this place, particular- ly those manufactured out of whole cloth for the New York Herald.
What all this | means is known only to the authorities. | pure and fresh, consisting of—
| Drugs, Essences,
SAXON, : |
Aa ee
GOODS
hoi ALB ZB: 1omn Our Extensive Importations
eer ee
ri y
LL & WINTER 000s.
NOW READY FOR INSPECTION, : AND OUR : | PRICES LOWER TilAN EVER!
Friends, give usa ca!! and see for’. | yourselves. | '
ROBERT ORR & CO.
Oct. 9; 1876.
MDG TOR,
x subscriber respectfully in-
forms the public that he has opened with an
EXTENS'VE STOCK. |
oF British and Avericaa DRUGS, “1 a Aiseetebat dhs This Steck. which has been parchased In the most reliable markets, is. warranted
Dye Slugs, Spices, | Perjumery, Brushes,|
SOAPS AND TOILET REQUISITES. ~~
Particular attention. will be given to ;
, DISPENSING! Open on Sundays for Dispening only.” Moruing from 9.45§4.m., till 10 45 a.m.
Afternoon * 3.00 p.m., till 4.00 p.m } Evening * °8.30 p.m., till 9.80 om. |
* £ i D. N. j coves. Qbide Be BARRELS.
200 Herring Barrels 90 half do 250 Mackeral Batrels, For sale cheap b. ea F. T!NEWBERY, & CO,
P}
2
row | Speciications.and esti
To my surprise, how-!
as J wnderstood it, Mr. Me- |
bE at ene | ploye prowes bysliis conduct that he is not But in¢
102°U pper Qneen St |
Na APO RTRAD
Pieture | Mrames
< bwe willbewatall times happy to show our
+ Qe, ‘ *
Shirts, Cardigan, Jakes Vis, be.
aK? HE subscriber hereby begs to netety an ; Halifax make [Bere
arther nojice, it .aiaeg
PNov. 6, 1876-21 ‘ } Southport, Nov, 1£gi
|
(PRE undersigned, beiog relieved trom th Public Service. will resume his former occkpAdion gf fuinishing Designs, Pians, nates forDwellinzs, Churehes.. and school Houses, ot the most modern. und «approved style of Architecture, ab short petice and reason- ,abbe costs. Having had a long-experience in ulding, he feels thas he cam give watis- ) faction, i ' RICHARD WEEKS, Late Supt, Pab. Works. Ch'town, Oct. 9, 1876,—times's} tf
1
a et oa, eT
e
~
' WILOS, '
LAGE
na)
We offer special!
AGENG FOR
PO EASLAND PRODUCE
HORATIO B. SELLON, Commission Mechant Auct’r, &c..’ WANTLE DEPARTMENT, |. Bedeford Row & Sackville: Saat,
WALIFAX,
——
Y
inducements
DRESS DI
in Black and Colored French
N. =.
| Consignments cf Propuce solicited, and ; Cash advanced, or Goods forwarded us ce | Sired. All kinds of produce purchased fo ; | Cashg { | Ordefs for Goode from Halifax promptly | attended to. Reference in Halifax: JOHN S. MCLEAN. Esq., ! President Bank Nora Scotia. | Reference in Charlottetown : W.R. WATSON, Ese.,
High Skeet, Queen's Copnty.’ Oot, 1876.7. ky: payers Ts is SA +10 ya
pe IUTCH BULBS!
IST RECEIVED and FOR SALE a near St,
Haszatu Conservatory. Euston Street, Naples and Red Versailles Cutrant, Bik.
Petér’s) Roa® ‘Also a few Bik. | ==
LCHITECTUR. Great Clearing LONDON
ii 4 j i
Mefinoes,
Sale |
THES
) (Te RECEM BEE ba oho APR S hithe
CASH! BUYERS fa the follow-
ing Departments, wiz:
DEPARTMENT,
Faincies “and Wincies,
BUANKET AND SHEETING DEPARTMENT, WOOLEN SHAWL & FANCY WOOL DEPARTMEN’T,
Ready-Viade Clothing Department, ‘in Gents’ Reefers and Overcoats,
FUR DFPARTMENT.
CLOTH DEPARTMENT.
‘GEORGE DAVIES & CO.
Dee. 4,
LRT6:
Raspberry and goosebuery bushes, Peony 4 |} and Giant Rhubarb roots, &c ; Ch'town, Oct. 30, 1376.—3in E pose nf a
Great Variety |
- j
| g AND
More Elegant Styles
| aD It will pay every buyer to call
LOWER PRIC 8S!
before purchasing elsewhere. !
LARGEST & CHEAPEST STOCK
76.—4ins
= > Ho
Astonishing. Low
Creat Bargains in Dresses. hawis. Clouds, Overcoats, Reefers, etc.
CALE AND EXAMINE
W. A. WEEKS & 00'S
IMMENSE
JUST: OPHRN ED.
STOCK OF
Prices
KEverybudy Wieased.
Furs.
eet tot
and have a léok at Our price
W. A. WEEKS & CO.. Queen Street.
IN P. EV ISLAND,
| Boston and Dominion j ! Establishments, = i
which, together with our own i
|UNRIVALLED FACILITIES,
put us
ahead of all competitors ia our line.
Drawing, ining. & Bed CAPITAL, -
... Room Suits, : f TT ‘High & Low Cost.
| -LAVGREAT VARIETY OF ¢
: ALEX. _ Chairs, Bedsteads: &c.,
TO SELECT FROM,
| Window Rollers. Cornice Peies, | Rings, &c. &c. &c,
Henry Lyr, Secretary,
English & Gerayan Looking, Glasses, | .. «Platts to fic Old Frames, 5 VERY CHEAP.
at
sd
,
Some New and Klegant
Picture: Mouldings |
7 A Selected from London, New Yook, NATION Ab
Complete in’all the Various)
AT QR Eases (80 ST. JAMES STREET, MONTREAL.
.. $2,000,000
‘ WITH ’ a Power to Inéreasxe to 85_ 000 OOO, DEPOSITED WITH DOMINION GOVERNMERT. - - - $50.600
W. Ocivir. M. PY Pe. President. WituiaAM ANGus,. Fitst Vice President, + Epwarp H. Gorr, Seeond Vice President and Manager,
C. D. Hanson, Chief Inspector, _ J. R. Hea, Inspector for Maritiine Provinces,
snd/ AM Descriptions of Fire Risks iaken on Favorable Terms! Wheeler's Compound Elixr AGENT FOR P...B. ISLAND: |
JAS... DESBRISAY,
WONDERFUL
j }
* ee
Bominion of Canada, Province of Prince Edward Island Mortgnrage Sule:
sold by public ancrion, al Char Letown, in Queen's County, im feont e Colonial Building, on WEDNESDAY he Lighth day of November, A. 1., 1876, sour of Lwelve o’elock,noon, by virtue i a Power of Sale contained io any beden- ture of Mortgage. made between DANIEL SULLAVAN apd Bridgethis wife,of the one nd JOSEPIL W. HODGSON; ef the part, and bearing date the 26th day of PD. 1873: All that tract, piece and being part of Town Lot 1 the flist hundred of Towa vitetown, bounded as follows, be commeucing on the Southe je of King Street, in the North- angie of Town Lot number fifteen, |,.and running thence £ontheast- » the division line between the said jot and ‘Town Lot number fourteen ‘in the said Jirst. hundred of Town Lots, forty-two « Tour inches (42.4), thence northeasterly ‘etallel with King Street, forty-two (42) feel, (hence northwesterly parallel with 1 resaid division line forty-two feet sur tuches (42.4) t0 King Street aforesaid, and theuce alopg the same southwesterly forty-two feet, to the place of commence- ment, tegether with the Dwelling House avd all otber buildings and . erections wiereon. For further particniars apply to Messrs. Breckeu & FizGerald.
4) be
. i ai, August, A. Parcel eo! ininber fifteen. ir Lots in Chari .vya
1st n si
Wwuea'
L. PHILLIPS, Assiguee of Mortagee Sept. 18, 1876—ts The above Sale is postponed until Wed- then to take plave
nesday, the 22ud inst..
abtie jrour snd pleee zbove mentioned. L. PHILLIPS; Assignee of Martagee. ( pwo. Nov. 10, 1876. , Phe above Sale is curther postponed un- fi! Wie diesday, the 6th day of December, next, tuen to take place at the hour’ god place rove mentioned.
L. PHILLIPS, Assignee of Mortagee.
Cl’town Nov. 27, 1876.
CARDIGAN BRANCH
THE
PAREIL CARRIAGE PACTRY
AND
Ot
“y
NOW
Good Work Triumphant t
HSTANDING the Dull Dimes,
1¢ demand for my make of ¢ arriages, Sleighs. Threshing Machimes, Fs avers; ac., in King’s County, lias remdered it pecessary,
in order fo sapply the rapicly increasing demand, that | should extend my busiaées into that County, I bawve, therefore, st the request of alargée number of my friends and patrons, opened a BRANCH PACTORY €T CARDIGAN BRIDGE, which ts condycted by a competent mechanic, who served his time in the **Noupaweil.”’ and has pinee worked for several years in the United
| States—a mechanic who knows his business,
and has such an interest in the work as to allow nothing but a faithful job to,page.
| He and several competent workmen’ Will i attend to the wants of the public in thas
; { ;
County.
The stock used in the construction of the work will be of the best imported, vine American Hickury, Oak, Ash, Elm, Baas, Whitewood, ete., etc. The iron will be of
| the best English refined; and Norway aad
Swedish iron will be used for the parte re
' quiring extra streneth and durabillty.
Also, in connection with the said braneh
| isa PAINTSHOP, which is conducted bya
first-class carriage-painter, who will attend
to the panting of new and second-hand
work for the public. : N B.—Persous wishing work done In the
' Carriage. Meigh, or Farming Implémeat
JRANCE CamPANY
line, will please call. aud they will be treated courteousty and fairty dealt with.” All kinds of REPAIRING, including Mowing
Machines, done. Prices Moderate; Terms Kasy. o.. ANGUS GREGOR, Proprietor. ‘“Nonpariel,” New Glasgow, ) : Feb. 21, 1876. 5 9m. European Merchandise. Evglish I chs of eee standing alee
A
#4 Jony experience exporting to all part- ofthe wovid English and European Mer- chandize, ofevery description, and Mann- facturing in T'welve Departments of Bir-
minghaia Goods, will execute orders with care and despatch, at iowest Eaglish prices. Direct Orders must be accom-
panied with all or part cash, Ondegs through London agents cash, on delivery of goods. Ifinstrated Book sent on ap- ; plication to JOHN PELL, GLope Works, BIRMINGHAM. Responsible Ayents treated pwith. Foreign Produce sold on Com | mission. Sept. 18, 76
Another Suppy of
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Phosphates and Calisaya
$5, Queen Street.! ,
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Ch'town, Feb, 28, L876, , ; ’ ? |New Rustic Frimes, with New, Corner | = Pieces, am? Oval Frames. &c.. which
we will SELL, CHEAP !
Wit | In imitation inlaid, French Buti, Ash | | Burl, Blife and Magenta, and other Foney Pattern’, not hitherto imported,
eo oo
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) v: eo every variety, Ke, & Sf “JOHN NE WSON,
March 6, 187690" 5)
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J. B. RENAUD, Ese., PRESIDENT, GEO. J.
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Charlottetown, April 17, 1876.
English, Scateh and Canadian | TWEEBRDS. —
elt te cinch ae
Blue and Black Does, Broads and Worsteds !
Cloths and Styles.
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GOOD. FAIS !., LOW.-PRICES !
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BEER &
Oct. 16. 1876.—6w |
SONS.
Agents .Inly
BROAD'S AXES.
‘)— BOXES, st, 2d |
\ Cak¥Prr Bros. Ch’town, Nov. 6, 1876.—ei
Notice ‘to Debtors. 4(] 30) 0
Ch'town, Nov. I0. 1876.—2}
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BAEDWIN APPLES.
“tl »persons incebted lo ‘him by nole #f hand, book account, or otherwise, that
clive. amounts’ are before the 20thday of NOVEMBER, inaté, b! hey will pasilively. be. SURD for without (}() '
© MESRY 'BOVYER.
American Kerosene. (Saturday).
yo’town, Nov. 6, 1876,—i
- AUTHORIZED CAPITAL,
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITS, $100,000.
‘CHARL@TTETO
| Patwgr, Esq. Ohairman; |} Jousx Quirk, Esq. | oo " Jonun Incas. Esq., | P. WW. Hyypwen, Eso.
CARVELL BROS. Agents..
i> Yocal Boards Established throughout the Dominion, Fire and Life Policies issued at Moderate Rates.
MERC HANTS INSURANCE COMP’NY | OF CANADA.
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: ‘Taylor's BBLS. Choice America WINTER
‘ MCKENZIF & STUMBLES.
CASKS, 120° test landing abl
CARVELL BROS.
i | Auguet3. 1876.—3m
ov EEL oXRADACONA
‘red Life!
- $5,000,000.
HON. JOHN SHARPLES, Vicz-Presipeyy, PY KE, GENERAL MANAGER, tse CRAWFORD LINDSAY,
SECRETARY WN BOAR:
JOHN F. Roy wetsex, Esa.
Chatlottetown. P. ¥
MATINEE.
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HEAD OFFICE, - - - - - MONTREAL.
RISKS TAKEN DAILY AT THE OFFICE OF
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Dyeing, Finishing, &c.,
usurance Co.
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OFFICE: QUEBEC.
Ieland. |
‘Caital $1,000,000, With power to Increase to $2,000,000 |
eg jCARVELL BROTHER,S.™
for Prince Edward
Cloth Mis.
HE sabscribers wre now réeeiving . woth
Age , BIS.
Fellows’ Syrup of Hypophosphites, , ‘The Great Shoshonee’s Remedy, Kenvedvy’s Medical Discovery, Whitcomb’s Remedy tor Asthma, ...4t Pr. Baxter's Chalyhbeate, an iron Toke. Dr. Larookah’s Pulmonie Syrap.7 StiT9 Veruviay Syrup and Lron Combiner Whitwell & Crark’s Quinine Wine, Largesen’s Caleulifnge, for Dropsy, @e., hadways Renovating Sarsaparililan, Grant's Wild Cherry or Indian Bittéra, ber. Flint s Quaker Biters, ' Dr. Walkers California Vinegar, Bitgerg, Constitutiona! Caturrh Remédy.
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IUST VECKIVED BY WM. R. WATSON. City Drug Store, Vietoria Building, ) Mareh 6, 876. 4
Consumption Cured.
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‘ 4 ‘ physician retired. from active 4% practive, having bad placed in his hands ‘bv an Kast lode Missionary the formula oi | asimpie Vegetable Remedy, for the speedy
| and permanent Cure of Consumption, Brop- | «bhiuis, Catarri, Asthma, and all Throat and Li ing Affections, also a Positive and Radieaj (jy re tor-Nervous Debility, and all Nervous
| Cor 7piaints, aller having thoroughly tested
iis curative powers.iu thousands of ceses, duly to make it known to his riug fellows. Actuated by this motive | and ag *euscientious desire to relheve humab i sufferin ¢ be will send (ree of eharge) to. all l eto des rf it) this recipe with full directions | for prepar ing any! successfulusing. Sentpy , by addressing with stamp uam- di
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DROW. C STEVENS, Munree Bi deck, Svrause, N, Y, jan!
2° to
WANTED.”
W 4 WAN reliable energetic canvassing
agents in every town in the Dominion for the new “‘Ilinstrated History of we Don inion of Canada. This work is truly containing over 2.000 doubie
magnificent
lnmn quarto pages. and over 300 supberb’ fuli page engravings. The work is publish
‘arts,on a plan which Insures ite to ‘every English reading family. ‘To energetic young nen or ladies, who are
‘ in ft
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‘ willing towork, we will guarantee @ pes- manem position for lwo years, and Goop pay! isous fail to write for Gur private
terms, sample pages, etc. This is & grand opoortanit¥® for school teachérs to make more than donble their salanes without rfering with their professional duties. work fs being manufactured at a cost of-over $20,000 for the literary, artietic and mechenieal wock of prodncing the pilates, the well-kuown, reliable Lovell Printing | Pubdlishing Co., of Montreal. AN letiers. from agents must be addressed to the pablishers general sgents as follows :—
MAZEN B. BIGNEY & Co., 25 and 30 St. Franeis Xavier St., MONTREAL QUE,
by am
Prescription Free
} for Taylor's Cloth, Mills, Mount Stey art.
| ‘The work done at these Mills has | .een qyQp eye epeedy Care of Seminal Weak-
superior to work turned out from any o ther } ness, Lost Manhood and all disorders
Mills on the Island! ° Seats on. by indiscretions or excess. MACKENZIE S3STUMBLE §, | Any Druggist has the ingredients.
Address Davipsow & Co,, Box 2296, New York. Sept. 13, 1875.
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