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Provinces. 2 , G. L. DOGHERTY. Nov. 3—ex pat 2wks
an illustrated history of
Curivsities in Sea ant on Land.
criptions -a whole library of natural history, travel and adventure. A grand youth. “send for prospectns to W. E. Earle, st John, N. B,
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JAMES A. MORRISON. GEORGE MUSGRAVE,
MORRISON & MUSGRAVE, BROKERS
-AND—_ Commission Merchants, HALIFAX.
Consignments of Island produce will receive prompt attention.
Rererences: Thomas Fyshe, Esq., Cashier Bank of “Nova Scotia, Halifax; George Matleod, Manager Bank of Nova Scotia Charlottetown.
WARREN & JONES, TEA MERCHANTS,
71 East Curap ann 9 & 14 Mincine Lang, Lonpon, EN@LaANp.
Represented in Canada by Morrison & Mose@rave, Halifax.
Oct, 24, 1887—1lmo
ANTHRACITE |
COAL.
T° arrive ex Robbie Godfrey, a cargo of
LACKAWANNA,
Chestnut and Egg Sizes.
R. McMILLAN.
Oct. 29, 1887—-dy wy eod tf
APPLES.
[N STORE :
150 Barrels Choice, No. 1 Gravensteins, offered to the trade in lets of fiver barrels and upwards, at Auction Prices,
A, MCNEILL,
Auctioneer. Ch'town, Oct. 94. 1887.-.-tf
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NOVEMBER 12th.
HORSES and CATTLE carried at through rates to Bermuda and West Indies.
Through Bilis of Lading issued to Philadelphia. Baltim:re, Savannah, Bermuda, West Indies, London, Liverpool, Glasgow, Havre, Hamburg, and other European Ports.
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T° LET—A House on Douglas Street, near Boyle's Tannery, containing four rooms ; adapted for a man with a small family. Apply to James Bradley. nov tf
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HeEvUse TO RENT— The House on Grafion Street East, lately occupied hy Jes. bly. nov” 71
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POR SALE—300 Loads Kindling Wood—J.
Marr, Cumberland Street. nov7 6i
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garden attached; rent moderate. N. Riggs.
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To LET—The store lately occupied by A. E. Yuill; immediate possession. Apply to M. Stevenson, Queen Street. junel4 tf
TRAYED OR STOLEN—From Mrs. DesBrisa 5 Spring Park, on Monday night, October 24:h. a large Newfoundland Dog, answering-to the name of “Mars.” Any person giving such infor- mation as will lead to his recovery will be rewarded. mv? 3i eod -
T° LET —Half of a double house on King Street, ‘+ near Pownal Street. Appiy at EXAMINER office. octl3 tf
Me annem
"THE Gallery. King Street, has been re-opened : The best rifles and ammo , nition, aud the “wery best” Range in the Lower
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WOR SALE—One-half of Town Lot No. 28, on | corner of Hillsborough and Fitzroy Streets, | with the Dwelling, Coach Housé.an’d* Stables thereon. One-half of the purchase may remain;
CUE DATLY EXAMINER 4 4-1 his, IXAMINER, . - - 4? eeisse*? a7a*eees, “ tif *» 3 oor . EVIE) . ey gy r Pes... aid viher noo. | LETTERS TO THE EDITOR j > | MPAINTINGS— Ani ccllont off painting If Not the Scott Act -What?
\ in’s W mw. Habifa ore Sir, --In Tue Examiner of Saturday last , SSS ADVANCE IN Suaa v We lea | M ae Toe a the Rev. We Har- tl Horde ea ae x a that . a un x. e heading c - Carnival ! nee OF one-eighth of . eent on cal “e pm a 7 7 - aske the question : it not
| i ‘ yellow, sugar, | the Scott Act--what/” [remember well
we , , | Nor Gryreratty Kxow N.—~The assets of the the enehonten controversy between .Cardi- ‘ o ‘ lett this | Great Mutual ‘Life Bnsurauce ienpend of nal Newman and Gladstone. Newman ith 1 oor he ay ex¢eeds the capital and surplus of oa told Gladstone that in the region of
Bank of England by upwards of forty | “heology he had the same advantave that
a , Ailtfon dotlars, “ | the great statesman would have in the
. J go Di tein cha — region of politics. The world saw the force
ee® any man i) ‘OVERNMENT POND Many of our young of Newman’s words.
, Serpe lae ware onx<ious to know whether or not} | 1 would tell the rev. gentleman ‘that on
a ee Sh 9 te to be Hooeded this | the questions of rum, law and polities, |
oe So hs aa 7 i = if it ts gong to be have the same advantage which he would
W. Field.of New | re well it were done quickly. have in the dowain of theology. Now, if
Mutual y a . ‘av o ae . 1. » a hike . >
‘on 8 = DEVELOPMENT OF CoaL TRapE.—A special a To ie dal aoe cw o : _ — correspondent of the Halifax Herald writes : an vilaintiy We pee er s Penns. FOS » a8 “ai Che ontput from the mine daring the past ery ae oF city! whiots has adopted "
Fick M . of Trimble. | Ona Bas reached its probable limit, nearly ta 1: ay aiee? Se festion, pr eas by mstel Webb for twenty 49,000 tons having been shipped off, exclusive a ee - the Gor ernor-General =
Now she’sues hia! local consumption. meee ! = ron mae Act be defeated =
Pe “_— 160 Wis holavtte iiss eZ Ins >> it Wlil retnain in lorce unt ew urting. No M Ls To-Nicat.—In consequence of the publication of the Governor-General’s
‘ Ca Hie abeemnes : le hea y gale of wind, the steamer St. Law- proclamation. The proclamation need not ' vod FiUi Bolitea”ee ae is detained at Summerside; and the| be issued until the meeting of the. Legisla-
y yal eumanél dink cia rimeams of W ales, which went over this |ture, so that if the Scott Act be defeated
eg Wi . . W Boyle, Mr. J_E ‘ee dao will not leaye Pictou until the wind}on the 24th, it may still remain in 2 passengers . , _ ae he ‘tenth y there will he no a9 od pe . used for the con-
. 5 roiling of the liquor traffic, as now.
re Be Che. sdbr. Katig iy. Rial rs the “Kimhecst It would be impossible for a man un-
Stewart; of } ee a e . “ 0! sae CO eo ape: completion aa < “om accustomed to write for the press, and with
. , » CSP Halex, “Whe | Railway, tie gutputef coal atthe Sea very little time at his disposal to follow the
SAS ET Boum mean Co be inmnediately doubled, and instead of the pet mn a etcinon thepugh 2 the ee
" _- men deIng ldie in winter their niu nber, new ngs of Ais long anc aiffuse letter. n the
‘ the news . is to beviher€ased.to 140. There are to be} tit paragraph of his communication he Mga tauahy dive.larnest a o 7 regular train’ a Aay’alter Tee. Ist. Says, ** Lf the Scott Act is killed, what will
iad + @25/000)“waea:4 - inevitably and without question take’ its
; Saturda: nirris bi ete, ne 7 a] ou v > Khe appointment ot Judge plate ?’ ft answer the Scott Act. This
j large agpay.of ari iti ~~ 1 Chief Justice ‘of the C ourt ofjansSwer may appear absurd to the rev.
—— Sede tp autabe: of PE: Bour-| gentlemen; yet it i true, To a child, the . Sepprter rf AA T Onchen :t0 date bedi Tale roe > hada array of an army in battle seems an 7 OS SER pupils of Cir kiss. of Grand Falls, as Drientive’ hn impossibility, AS the trained soldier it is a = 4 In dvertant y° omit. of Inland Revenue to date Sonee 29nd Sahes the simplest thing in the world ; to the Kickhiim, who | have been rabetted ene vWY> | backwcodsinan, the locomotive. with the vk on that, dc- Sen long train of passengers and freight cars is - hott bh BURNED.---About _half past one ae woes and fear, to the denizen ; , nd ast oo ea Q@ r Cuteppelie’s “Ane | 0°! nu Monday morning, the roof of the of wae ont _ it is a thing of every day WY Wilk’ cofitain | vat kevian Chupgh at Musquodboit Harbor, | Occurrence. efore we write, or teach or in di : ne of inéermation;: vs 3. , was <liscovered to be on tire, Nothing preach we should know that of which we eet he vear froti Zadieiel. Phe | Wk betlone to save the building. ‘The con-} write or preach or teach. To teach is the ag ” Rak . Wein Gary | tre gation suceeded in saving some of the win- | highest’ work of man, VINDEX, = “| dows, pews, ainps,ete Noone injured. Build- — — s os ered. , Local Notices. N; 0 i pers DesBrisay ais : oe, , re Te | at th Paul's Catholic}, PUR, SSuING.—-An order-in-council bas| Nrstie’s Mi.K Foop at Beer & Gotf's. 1, Sunni i Sunday's service | 4£" passed rescinding previous orders relat-| nov9—2i : . uteawed | mS t ) ishing for snielts “and prescribing the | pea ae ; ub detalail that he Ras following: l, Close season to be from Ist of | cae ee ‘ cae ao - vars and Otto apacity for April to Ist of July; 2, the use of smelts for = Tes eee oe ee i ] niantire is proWibited; 8, the use of seines ia}. CALL and see the new silverware now open- aha itech) | prohibited ; #, no bag nets’ to be used with | img at E, W. Taylor's, Cameron Block. ( cet-—-D smatier meshes than one inch and a quarter Fresh CANNED SALMON, Lobsters, Corn and vloun | two extension ineasure; &, the use of bag nets is | Tomatoes at Beer & Goff’s. 2i—nov9 1 Wheat last spring. proliihited except junder special license, and} Auction SALE.—Carload “choice Winter . fe s ago and | thempoply between the Ist of December and Apples to-morrow, Th lay, Nov. 10tI : n of fi ve and one- | Me P6th Of February. 1 clock at rooms Qu. Poe ‘Str ot If ‘the ‘ wheat. Who can —— weather is unfavorable Sole aial hes siadiehod CORRECTION. Large Assets, Large Liabili- | ;,<; McNei ae fe ’ oni 5 tn a Dil | inside. —A. McNeill, Auctioneer. i: ties, and Small Surpluses,—The Mutual Life's il Maile 7 r 4 ' The Mount! Assets are not over $117 ,224,867.36, as report- |. . ——e ae = and Ulsters made to order bbe Viétiditst Cithteb]! LOt_49, after ed in Saturday's paper, but by the Superin- j)at J. McLeod & Co's. Sa¢ive repaits’ and alterations, dent's ré port the total Assets are $1 13,679,962, | A FURTHER supply of ornamental brass and on Sabbath, }@0d their Liabilities $99,833,766, leaving a bronze placques, figures, inkstands, vases, agen edat 10.30 | Surplus of only $13,846, 196,or a ratio of $1.14 candle sticks, etc., just opened at E. W. dt 2.30 by Rev. J. Mc. | of M88ets@for every dollar of Liability, while | Taylor's. dy and wy s Dee, 4 col- | the New \ ork Lifes total Assets are $74,- BEAUTIFUL silver egg stands, fruit dishes, ken an @& v2] 927, and its Liabilities only $59,372,608, | desert sets, sugar dishes, etc., lined with ruby oa jieaving a Surplus ef $15,549,319, or a vatioof;or satin finished glass and elegantly hand ; ‘adnate has | 31.26 of Assets for every dollar of Liability, | painted at K. W. Taylor's. dy and wy lan, N. Sa, which | ®Md not $71,944,9)2.24, as reported in Satur-| ysen don't | ; : y profitabl nder-| days paper. Which is the strongest es. a og Tato sendgmnde sa vy pr eu Soil ially 91} 5 | before looking at James Paton & Co's. stock.
" Lae retire ipbufiding frigi@own | PAany Nnancially -— li Yin wy ¢ Mart Bros. have gone/into* the enltiva ce oe ~ ’ side Sibu of-6 io rehddl bn the mead pws adjoining L i D rpoe Cue 7 le Gloucester, Mass., witlineee a Te ee.
’ eldaseabundanbapd | Advertiser records the decease of Mrs. Mary |g, .. oa
econd to nome Crittenden, who died from grief for the loss of l — t : o ae first attempt to | Bee s6n Benjamin. The latter was one of the |. For good value in Reefers, Overcoats, Suit- th@t section of the | crew of the ill-fated schooner Thomas L. Tarr, | 1285: U nderclothing, &ec., goto B, S. Davies &
| adanted to the | Which was lost on the Grand Banks in the |C°%-, Cameron Block. j : September hurricane. Mrs. Crittenden, the| Curisty’s Lonpon Harts in Silk, Fur-Felt, a A dvertiser says, came wp from her home in the | &c. Two cases American do,, at B, S. Davies his ‘ -ih-\A biecting in’ the | Provinces to meet her son upon the arrival of | & Co’s., Cameron Block,
= ‘ia Jast efening! Was thé vessel, but it came not. Day after day | ANNOUNCEMENT. —I have been chief baker
gel 5 (nite (a snecess. | pas ed, but no tidings came of the craft which | for J. Knight & Son two years, but open
; Al i be Meva!. Henrys | held the idol of her heart, and when the ves- | to-day on my own account. Please come and
yn Mr. | Sel was given up as lost, she became stricken | buy Bread, Buns, Cakes, &c., &e., at the old lealt with | With grief, and could not rally from the de- | stand. —John Blaker. nov? 6i ‘ v dele. which the Mis- | pressing influences ‘which ended fatally. Curap dress goods at J. B. Macdonald's. list Church of oe octl3 tf peecnes were; A (Goop Story.—Dr. Sutherland told a Lapres’ and gents’ walking boots, latest oe AA iD ' tek ot idently good story at the Centenary church on| style at Gorr Bros. oct. 6 tf oer a = eae ” ow Wedness Ly night. He was illustrating the] Boors! Boots! Boots!—The largest stock rie “«| proverbial ability of Methodist ministers to| in the city. One hundred and four cases boots - om en. Fone ne for church eet This is the | and seventy cases rubbers now open and more ,, Che Mutual story : A “4 icy bepmees me - half dollar | to follow. _ You can get the best quality, the = 013 of mow Jutel- FAL) eh ele a oe ae be — largest variety and the lowest prices in tawn at phan tone lane for and tried every means possible to dislodge | at the Dominion Boot and Shoe Store,—J. B. artes wrote *),-| the piece of money. At last he told the | Macdonald, Proprietor. octl3 dy wy tf oe 4b DUSINESS IN} anxious parents that they had better send |, osm . poegeaes nd they Pale =: if ra _— = ee ae ci eet 4 MARRIED, iness of the New wet me 2 y Sov sa ail up Wi ' a : voy . ané At the residence of the bride's father, Oct. 19h,
: CW | were sorely distressed. The doctor, however, 1887,by Rev. A. H. Lavers,Mr. John McLaughian ; hot, ald the y gunid MM | bade them be of good cheer, ‘‘For,” said he, | and Miss Sophia Jane McLean, both of Clyde 92,074,239. — ‘if there is anybody in this world can get ee P. e Ie
fits paid asin Lon- |+ ee af ‘ r a Methodis At Waltham, Mass., Oct. 24th, at the residence is or protits are only Satelen tae ~ St. Janie eer Mt Wii C. Hubbard. by the Rev. JM. Avaan, célared, at of the Tontine Period, bats to Miss emily Ball, of Charlottetown P ar
Te "oS , Sext Down ror Vacraxcy.—Last night a | #24:
PRACTICA 1: Work.—A Spring Hill | strong, healthy young man, about eighteen DIED
‘responce f the Halifax Herald writes: years of age, enter d the police station, and i, ms “oa dni : :
Uur principal excitement this weelhas beew | #!ter informing the officer - oa that he on tees fan of the "nh Wetambans Klizabeth, the series of special gerVices helin All Saincs | had ho place to go, asked [ot protection for | beloved wife of Capt. Robert Fraser, of the 8.8. Episcopal Church, by the Rev. J- I. S: Park the night. Che officer granted his request. | Coban, in the 49th year of her age.
im and-Ieev. AV... Wilson... Rev. J. L.V. | and the:young man, alter picking out S = Lvanee), irom. ae late residence ta St. De Bridle ahd the teeter opened. the- services last | spoton one of the seats, stretched himself for | stan’s Cathedral, to-morrow morning, at 8. Monae r, . at ae hedges were the night. This morning, after straightening thence to Roman > ane Cemetery. publicly taken in the churcl, Of , Tuesday | out some of the kinks in his hair, and giving | oe cae i tit earentony tok place by Rev. his face a ‘‘ surprise party ~ in the shape of a Dr. Bowiain and the other cleny Mentioned, | mild dose of water, he started over to the ; es Min hing. During the four| Magistrate’s Courtroom, accompanied by a
- cial § ices 127 temper- uard of honor in the persen of a stalwart ener conan pledyed w ete phiblicly takeu duting the | otlidér. After a brief wait His Honor arrived, LAST TRIPS FOR THIS SEASON. ily ay lable result. The }|and the Marshal lost no time about making and there | t! two better acquainted. After the talk he’ putting up of)a | young men's cuse had been expla‘ned to His Honery he sentenced him to one month’s im-
- prisonment as a common vagrant. The young
POSTON UOMEDY’ COMPANY. lhe “second | man *‘ went down smiling. He is. one of htertainn this popalar organization | several able-bodied fellows who spend their Was 1 in the Lyceum last evening. There | time during the sunmer eating wherever and wasa fairly large audience present. ‘Phe! whatever they can, and sleeping in the open periormance commenced with the senstional | aiy at aights, and abont this time each year ‘rama, ** The Life of an Actress,” andielosed | manage to get sent down to jail for vagrancy. with the lanvhable farce ‘A Ghost iw Spite|It’sa great pity there’s not some real hard : ‘ ft Hin In the drama | Miss Geng as | work for Gnodé? jail birds to do during their For St. John’s, Newfoundland.
“1 is good, as werealso Miss Hill | méarceration. « Tr + Montmoreney and Mrs. = ae et Lliiman 3 Mre tlo kins,”’ Me. Milis’ . S BONAVISTA comma wa ep me HOTEL ARRIVALS. SS.
Gesir a. . +i ; le odit at ~. Salaleceaall mae ss RANKIN HOUSE. will be dne at Charlottetown about aK ir. H. W. Farrish; and Mr... Web- Nov 8—T A Cossman, E A Skinner, Hali- | gy , x y
er as Wopshot” ably ‘sustained’ hig high |fax;W Edmutiis, Montreal; D G Crawford, PUESDAY, Sth NOVEMBER. reputatio! i I nm mbers of the Com- gators. NS: WH McLeod, F Harrison, St —_— > Pan y il parts in their usaal | John, N. B. se, & 66 C O B A N”
hes” Sedell: “da Gs Gravéednd™ “2 OSBORNE HOUSE. ° . + \ Diggory” and Mr. Sullivan as Nov 7—-H Price Webber and 10 members will be due at Charlottetown about kept those present on the broad | Boston Comedy “Co. 8—Rev John McLeod, 4 , r . During the evening | Strathalbyn; G W Anderson. Houlton, Me; Tt ESDAY ’ 22nd NO*V EMBER. i to work off some very} E McCallum, Pownal; Fred J Bradshaw, ddan ral acttateadlae ne the bad sidewalks, | Centreville; Frank E Barrett, Annapolis,N S;| These steamers will have room for produce as another bateh | Angus Macdonald, North Bedeque; John under deck and carry catile and sheep on deck. company will | Chappell, Port Hitl; Mr and Mrs Charles For freight or passage apply te pi itive of life and love | Hooper, Point du Chene; Hubert Sutherland, PEAKE BROS & C0 under the.Gaslight,” | Gardner Chapin, Boston ; Geo Wilson, Trure, ewe ‘88 wk nt th a ti. ew wud =pier stunes. | NS. ais" Webster, Stetliavy ¥ J Cerhtlt SGENTS. al) to attend, Tigui ; , : ~ et, pve & Saw 4 PF
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