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MARRIED. By Rev. J. R. Coffin, at the the bride's father, James Holman, on Jan. Edward Milligan of the Brae, to Hillman, of Lot 9. At the Manse, Valleyfield, on the I4th ult.,
residence of 29,
by Rev. R. McLean, Donald Murchison, of Kinross, Orwell, to Anna P. Compton, of; Milton
At the residence of the bride’s father, on the 14th ult., by the Rev. R. McLean, Roderick McKenzie of Valleyfield, to Mary Ann Gor dan, of Brown's Creek. At the residence of the bride's parents, on the 2ist ult., by the Rev. George McMillan, George M Compion, of St Eleanor's, to Eliza Jane, daughter of Neil McGougan
At Miscouche, on the 24th ult, by Rev. J. A. MeDonald, Joseph Felix Gaudet, to Miss Madeline DesRoches, daughter of Laurent DesRoches, all of Miscouche
DIED. At his residence, Grandview, Murray Ha bor Road, Jan. Ist, Alex. Finlays« n, aged SY vears. Deceased was a native of the Isle of Skye. At Covehead, on the 3lst January, James Carr, aged 35 years. At Pownal, on the §l7th
177 years.
ult., Mrs. Daniel Brown, age
At Graham's Road, onthe 18th ult, Lulu May,
and Edith Brown.
aged nine months, only ci
At Brooklyn, Lot 61, January 14, Catherine
Ann, aged 29 years and 4 months, daughter of Angus MeDonald.
At Springfield, Lot 7, on the Sth ult, Alfred Donkin, aged 33
At South Boston, on the 24th ult, Annie I., aged 40-years, wife of John A Chapman.
At Linkletter Road, Jan. 20, Katie N., daughter of Isauc and Elizabeth Linkletter, aged 22.
At Summerside, on the 25th ult, Callistus A. MeDonald, aged 43.
At Cape Wolfe, on the 26th ult, Anna, wife of James H Crossman, in the 42d year of her age.
Shire Horses
FOR SALE,
Lately imported from England by JAMES GUARD, Southport, Lot 48, TERMS LIBERAL.
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BOUND FOR CALIFORNIA
ND WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUC- A TION, on the premises, my
FREEHOLD FARM,
Consisting of 371 Acres,
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together with Stock, Crop and Farming Im- plements, on WEDNESDAY, 19th February, at 12 o'clock, noon. Said Farm is situated at the head of Pisquid, in Lot 37. One hundred and ten acres are clear and ina high state of cultivation, having been kept in a state of fer- tility by lime and other fertilizers. A large quantity is fit for stumping, and the balance covered with an excellent growth of hard and soft wood. There is on the premises a first- class dwelling house of 12 rooms. Also, 1 barn, 99x26; hay house, 40x22; mill house, 30 feet long The above farm is conveniently situated to station, public wharf and Laird’s grist and saw mill. and subdivided in sections to suit purchasers.
Terms made known day of sale. and crop see handbills.
FRANCIS McQUAID, Pisquid, Lot 37.
For stock
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Vi ®: ANGUS A. CAMPBELL, General Agent U for Prince Edward Island, is now taking ‘rders for said Pumps.
N. H. PHINNEY. Manager for said Company, xpects to visit the Island about the 23rd of May wich a let of sample Pumps. Parties wanting first-class Pamps would do well to give them a trial, as they cannot fail to give satisfaction,
TESTIMONIAL.
LAWRENCETOWN, May 11, 1889. This is to certify that we have bought ten Rub ber Bucket Chain Pumps from the Lawrence tuwn Pamp Company, some of which have beer in use for about ten years, and are still doing good work. Wetake great pleasure in recom-
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DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE.
YHE undersigned offers for sale the valu able Freehold Farm of the late Alexan- der Forbes, deceased, beautifully situated at Avondale, Lot 49, two miles from Vernon River, containing Three Hundred Acres of Freehold Land, two hundred acres ina high state of cultivation and the balance covered with abundance of hard and soft wood. There is a new superior Dwelling House on the pro- perty, with a large Barn, Stable, Hay House, Coach House, and other outbuildings for the use of the Farm. A Lime Kiln and also a valuable Orchard on the property. There is abundance of good water running through the Farm. This Farm is convenient to shipping at Vernon River Bridge and other markets, and will be sold, in one or two Farms, to suit purchasers.
For particulars apply to George Forbes, Merchant, Vernon River Bridge, or William W. Forbes, on the premiscs.
GEORGE FORBES, WILLIAM W., FORBES, Executors.
Vernon River Bridge. Sept. 25, 1889.
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BRAN.
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Montague Carriage Factory, JOHN McLEAN & SON,
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AS now on hand a large number of Sleighs ready for the market, and are prepared to sell at as reasonable terms as can be had anywhere. Parties in need of such will please cail and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere, as we are confident that we can satisfy them.
PAINTING and REPAIRING in all its branches carefully attended to.
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Notice.
HE undersigned Executors of the last Will and Testament of John Stentiford, late of Charlottetown, Painter, deceased, hereby notify all persons indebted to his estate to make immediate payment to them, and all persons having any demands against the said Estate are hereby required to present the same duly attested to the undersigned within one year from the date of this notice. Dated at Charlottetown, this 22nd day of January, 1890,
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After a few days’ use of the remedy, the expec- toration diminishes, and very soon one is pleased to witness the gradual disappearance of the Baccilli, the breaking off of the fever and the rapid recovery of appetite and strength.
When instead of confirmed Phthisis, Catarrh or Chronic Bronchitis have to be dealt with, the different forms of which may sometimes give rise to an uncertain diagnosis. they have always been cured. Those excellent results need not astonish us, if we consider the lucky naturai asseciations of complete antiseptic and Balsamic principles in the compound we now describe. When our Wine shall have restored health, it will be well not to discontinue its use at once, and at ali events to use it again about a fortnight before winter sets in, and at every change of season followed by damp weather
DIRECTIONS.—A small dessert spoonful three times a day, after each meal, gradually increased to a large dessert spoonful.
N. B.—The use of Cod Liver Oil, as a powerful resistant to the remedial! properties of the Wine, is recommended. Campbell’s **Skrei” Oil being the best, is the kind which should be taken,
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