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—(CONTINUED).
you neyther. Rube We mauy a
time wondered what hed becomed 0’ you We heerd, of coerse, that you} hed gone back to the settlements, an!
that you had come into gobs 0’ property, |
git |
an hed to change your pame to it ———_ ‘Duro the name !” interrupted Rube.
. . , > *“ T'd change miue any day for a piugo |
Jeemes River bacca; that wud 1 sar- tint.”
* No, ca’ t'n,’ continued the vou! rel trapper, without heeding Rut e's interruption, we hedu’t forgot you, neythe of us.”
** That we hedn't!” added Rube em- phatically ‘‘forgot ye-—forgot the
fora grizzly! tiow Bill hyur
young feller us took Rube He, he, he !—ho, —
| did larf when I giu
him the account 0’ that bisness in the cave. Bill, boy, I piver seed you larf so in all my life. Ole} , Robe tuk for agrizzly! He, he, he!) . —ho, ho, hoo !” And the old trapper went off into a) fit of langhiag that oecapied nearly a! minute. At the ead of it, he continued ** Thet wur a kewrious bit o’ dodzin— wa'nt it, young fellar? You saved my ole karkidze thet time, an 1 ain’t a-ewine to tor rit it; no, this eluild ain’t.’ I think you have repaid me; you have rescued me from the bear?” *+ From one ba» rechaps we did, but f om tot! ~ raly TOU rm sconed yur- self: an’, ng fellur, you must a fit a put cousid’able bou ifore the varmint k Och d i ler ‘he way 5 ru hey Ci him the bowié¢, ur a caution te snakes, | reck’) ‘* What? were t two bears ?’ * Look ir ! irs a kuppl iin't thur ! The ti apps point oo the direction of the fire Sure enough, the carcasses ol two bears lay upen the ground, beth
skioved, and parti: ally cut up! *“T fought with only “An thet an a little more,
one.” wur enough at a time, | Treck’n. Tain’t many |} as lives to wag thur jaws arter a stan-| up tusele wi’ a grizzly. Wagh! how) you mast have fit, toa ‘rubbed ‘out that | bar!” ‘I killed the bear, then ?” ‘* That you sartintly did, young fellur. | When Bill an me kim on the groun, the bar war as dead as pickled pork. We thort yur case wa’nt avy better, Thur you lay a-huggin the bar, an the bar'| a-huggin you, as ef both on yur had gone | to sleep in a sort o' friendly way, like the babbiesin the wood. But thur wur yur} claret a kiverin the paraira for yurde
round. Thur wan't as much blood in) you as wud a gio a leech his breaktist.”
** The other bear ?”
** She cum arterwards out o’ the gully. Bill, he war gone to look arter the white | hoss. I wur sittin by you, jest hyur, when I seed the vavmint’s sneut pokin up. I know’d it war the she bar a comin to see where ole Eph had strayed to. So Itook up Targuts, and plummed the! critter in the eye, and thet wur the end| 0’ her trampin.
“ Now, lookee hyur, young fellur! I) ain’t no doctur, ne yther’s Bill, but I} knows enough about wownds to be sar-| tint thet you must lay still, an stop; talkin. Yur mighty bad scratched, | I tell ye, but yur not dangerous, only | you've got no blood in yur body, and you }
must wait till it gathers agin. Take! another suck out o’ the gourd. Thur} now, come, Billee! leave ’im alone. |
Le’s go au hev a fresh tooth-full o’ bar- | meat.’
And so say ing,the feathery figure moved | off in the direction of the fire, followed by | his youvger companion.
Although I was anxious to have a fur- | ther explanation about other points that | puzzled me—about the steed,the trappers’ own ptesence, their knowledge of my wild | bunt, and its antec edente—I knew it! would be useless to question Old Rube any further, after what he had said; I. was compelled, therefore, to follow his| advice, and remain quiet,
TO BE CONTINUED.
ae
The Wi nter Port Question.
The Montreal correspondent of ‘Turonto Mai/, who has been interviewing a | very prominent practical railway magnate | on the subject of Sir Hugh’s intentions has
the |
elicited the following va tion which | will be read with inter here. - The} gentleman interviewed is sae ted to have spoken aa follows :—
It is well known Sir Hugh is a far-seeing, shrewd bes ness man, who is determined to be in the van of progress ia steamship | improvements and the extension of the| cartying trade between this continent and | Great Britain. He has taken the lead already in building monster floatin: palaces for passengers, with wonderfully in- creased space for freight. Such steamships as the Parisian and those he has now in course of construction on the Clyde are the vessels that will in the early future monep olize the ocean traffic, to the exclusion of the smaller craft now generally in ase. The hesdquarters of these ships must be Quebec in the summer, as the risk of navigating the St. Lawrence to Montreal could not be entertained. Under these circumstances the railway becomes an absolute neccesity as an auxiliary for his shipping business. Then there is the uecessity uf a new winter port suitable for these ships, and within the shortest possible distance from Montreal and Quebec. There is no question that the best situated and most accessible Winter ports on the Atlantic are St. Anlrews aud St. John, N.B , with a bridge
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mi or a hnearei wo ] be \V\ isc et i bec Railway. With
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ithe ccean tral Brit WUnPrO B | ADDITIONAL GIFTS T i it NOVA S&S iA i The tollown " are € by Bhi N rl t% Da he lor ly nai In i) ¢ ! ;, 1 Lirt nj 8) ln O r, 1884, fi il ’ i Phe T s i i i al 3s bee: rr ei aate hh U ric ' in ‘ : . Wiil bye © pt e ivl j Exhibit i Ti Tered a a vf) ii x ‘ = Di: : . I N ‘ ’ ‘ isti [ as i ‘ Pasi ‘ ‘ (} >
’ A 4 a SPrai Bodily 5, 4 — eo ’ adache, F. sel i abl , ANG ali Giié? Mae Aciss. No Preparation on e rth equals St. Ja ’ ’ . ; ; as a suse ’ sure » simple and cheap Ex l R medy A trial entails but the compzrst j tri Gt g outlay of 50 Cents, and every one s y
with pain can have cheap and positive proof oi ii
claims.
Directions in Eleven Lang
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGI IN MEDI
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| aks, eee si ‘AGRADE TS UST STARD FROM URBER |e ava be & a Gg > MUS Orn ane GEES GE 73 bo Ge BG o —nmmanenscmm () [ will, during the winter See ‘lear out my Stock of Cloths, Eweeds, Dress Goods, \kKirts, Shawls, Sacq tVoo!l Goods, #ioous Paper, Carpets,
Qisters, Hart
iioor 1! Cloths and Bene a mande Clothing,
rs ” » ° ec. & qt \Poe' os r* rw AT 16 TO 20 PER CHNG. DESCOUN'., LINES IN EVERY DEPARTMENT AT REDUCED PRICES OWEN GONNOLLY RSE Sew IST. Jan. 4, 1882. = eS NEA EN TE NNR EST ASE SUE BR 8 TS Se CaN AS RR NT, or TR Od RO OE NOTCH — 0: ——— ; x THILST thanking my friends and the rene ral pt ublie for the | ¥? very liberal patronage extended to me during the past ve years, I beg now to intimate that I will ; HENCEORTH SELL FOR CASH ONL HENCEORTH FOR CASH 0 1, and ieel confident that I will be enabled (under the cash system) | to sell every description of CMOTHING ve COODS AND CL TQ. AT A MUCH LOWER RATE THAN HERETOFORE.
have now in Stock forty
| ~
OLD S'TANDB,
DAY, TH:
SHEWIEIRNG
Largest Stock Ever Imported by us. W. E. DAWSON & CO.
Charlottetown, Dec, 14, 1881.
OFrEY ON
16th IN
THE
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For Canadian Tweed Suits, Kor Overcoats of all Descriptions
-GO TO-
UPPER QUEE TWO DOORS ABOVE APOTH
EN
HCARIES
HALL
j pul: ianteed, —ALSO—
and Felt Hats, cheap, &c. &c. above Apothecaries Hall Corner y fh
VALLWAY GOMPANY,
GANATIAI CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY offer and the Nerth-
Lands in the FERTILE BELT of M: amitcth
A — te line of Gents’ Furnishings ‘Remember the address, two doors Charlottetown, Oct. 11, 1881.
ee ee me tn
— eee
PAGLFICG |
rn i I
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west Territory for sale at ~ rs A fie $2.50 PE aa AY rt ane
be made e@ne-sixth at time annu:
il instalments, with interest at s " fe ~- == R RE
ATE OF $1. allowed,
Payment to of purchase, and the balance in five
siX per cent,
25 PHR ACRE
eing on certain conditions, for cultivation and other improvements
THE LAND GRANT BONDS
of the Company, which can be procured at all the Agencies of the Bank of Montreal, and other Banking Institutions throughout the country, will be
REOCLIVED AF TEN PER CENT. PREWIUM
on their par value, with interest accrued, on account of and in payment of the purchase money, thus further reducing the price of the land to the purchaser,
Special arr ange ments mate with Emigration and Land Companies
For fuli particulars, apply to the Com) yauy’s Land Commissioner, JOHN McTAVISH, Winnipeg; orto the wm idersii gned, By order of the Board,
CHARLES DRINKWA
TER, Secretary. Montreal, December 1st,1881.
288
OREAT MARK DOWN SALE ©
thoveaae dollars worth of |
‘For Seoteh and English Tweeds or Worsted Suits,
CORNER |
There you will find the largest and best assortment of Cloths in the| ‘Island. Prices very moderate. The best Workmanship and a perfect fit |
THE MAYOR.
cr sy
¥ pursuance ef an Act of the General As eembly of this Island, made and pasee od
pa Bs
lia the furty-third year of the rei, gn of Her presen t Maj aty (Jucen Victoria, intituled * on Act toamend ‘the Act of the Kighteenth
Victoria, Chapter thirty-four, intituled ‘ An
| Act to luvorporate the Town of Chi arlotte | town and all Acts amending the same.
1 dle hereby pive Public Notice that an | ot atts "} f 5 WW yor pai nd ine Pg ByPeg | BiCCLION Of a mayor aha 8Ye0
tn nwa a a Name 7 Vay nN? il | tO DETYS 48 & UIMRON vOUNC- | man i + stew Onan vii ft, " nan in the vity Lou IO i asah Word af anid flita Cauil WaPu Ul Sal ULbY, # in a 14 R a 1 FIV OMMON | OUNG] ! will he held or | - uy B é % MY fs ) A Y } 2 . vy iv JIN Ba] A — th Day o Janu ry, A. BD 155,
st th rerai placts, that is to say :
1 ant 7 = co naan th... Ga > vf In Ward . 1, ab or near ta tore < | Messrs. J. @ lt. Merris, cerner of Queen and | Water Streets
In Ward No. 2, at or near the hease of Mr
nelly, eppesite Mr. n. Heartz’s
Warehouse, Street, between Great
ay iney
| | George an ad Prince Streets. | In Ward No. 3, at or mear the Market Cg ard No, 4, at or near the Fire Engine | i f ting on Ke ot Street. cas b, between Weymouth and Ci imberland Streets. In Ward No. 5, at or near the House of Widow Tierney, cerner of Evsten and Great | yeorge Streets. | And at the said Election the Poll will be opened at nine o'clock in the forenoon, and | coutinue open until five o’cleek in the after- | noon of the same day. DESCRIPTION OF WARDS, | Number One shall eomprise all that part of j
lies south ef Dorchester the parcel of land tormerly
ary Barrack Ground.
| ( cariettetown waicn ,
| Strect, and
| kKnuOWNR as tt 2 Milit
Number Two shall « oimprise all that part of
Chariotictewn which south of Rieh mond treet aad * rth o } Bamibadtior Street.
| Number Three s! hail —— all that part
| of Charijott nelen which hes ssuth ef Graftoa
streot and north of Richmond street. N comprise all that part
imber Four shail
PAOD ’ Q T aT i \ S - sha 7 , a pin bess 4 Crist ) SS SON ABLE GOODS, - wh Oit of which I intend of Charlottetown which lies south of Fizrey th GQRRAT RT ir N PRICW Cac enn Sun d Grafton Street selling at a GREAT REDU CTION IN PRICK, Cash Buyers in anya necak an aickecttint LG” EO ee Oa” a i ae wumber rive saad comiprise ali that part Lown and { ountry Wili do weil ie see tha Goods and pr ices | of « harlettetewn which lies North ot Fitzroy , before buy ing. | Stre t, including the Common of the said : - Lown. _ T 27 oJ ° B. M: AC { y! a NOMINATION DAY een oe reen Street. J 2 ‘ ly e : eV ~ Brennan’s Oid Stang, Queen Street, January 3, 2—wk! pat pres ne | Aet 43 Victoria { ap 15: “Seven days before ann att met = esidliiapcttacincaaas a A ioveneeenbaen = — | the me ny na eve ry tilection for Mayor | or Co ull rs, the persons or candidates for the ole ads wfemts c r «i | offices of Mayor or Conacillor shali give their ae é & | nam s such candidates to the City Clerk, BY Pas 2 a } ) } a % i Wf | and tie City Clerk shall duly enter the names, ehenke ofa ‘y | residences, and additions of such persons 2 j , 2 r . . ’ | ** together with the office and Wards for which ney candi lates, aud such entry, wheu TO OUR j made, shall be deemed noamunation for such be ~ a. & j | candidates | ** Phere shall be paid by each person so o ‘A. ited for Mayor, at the same time, a fee
and by each person so nomin suncilior afee of five dollars, which sums shi all go tew ards paying the cost of the
elec vion,
| of ten doll ars,
nheils ook
** No person shall be qualified either for the office of Mayor or Councillor ualess such nom- ination be made in manner and at the time aforeraid. “
The time appointed for the nomination of candidates shall be from the time of Twelve | at nooa, until the hour of four o’clock in the afternu on of the day fixed for that purpose.
Qualification of Electors. See Act 43 Vic- toria, cap. 15, 20 and G4.
(L. 8.) W. E. DAWSON, Mayor of the City of Charlottetown, WM. B. MORRISON, City Clerk.
sec,
Mayor’s Offite, Charlottetown January 6, 18>2. dy pat till 25th.
4. 61 QUEEN STREET, FALL AND WINTER
GOODS.
| MENS AND ROYS?
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2
Uis , Reefers, Suits, &c,
| Men’s and Boys’ at Wincey & Wool Shirts “ ‘“ “ Underclothing,
Gloves, Mitts, Scarfs, Hkfs,
Ties, Braces, Sccks, Mufflers, &c., &c.
j | Overcorts,
“ “e “
in Fur, Felt, Cloth and Tweed,
Mw gt a ee
| A few Men’s Extra O. S. Scotch Shirts and Drawers left.
Wool
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| axe
en's and Boys’ Hats & Caps |
L. |
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C.L MORRISON,
Next door te P, G. Fraser’s Drug Store, | Dec. 8, 1881.
FISI
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pECEIVED TO DAY, vw son,” from Boston, —
250 bris choice Family Flour, 150 sf Cornmeal, £0 boxes Raisins, 40 bris Kerosene Oil, i5 bris Cranberries (Cape Cod), 10 bris Bunker Hill Pickles, in bulk, to arrive in
| MARKET aftcnm Street,
sch ‘* Hud.
Pp er
Anda large stock of Greceries a few day ys.
— ALSO—
In addition to the present large stock of Fish: 50 barrels Pees Herring, 200 boxes Scaled Herring,
Barrels Salmon, Trout, Cod Sounds, Finnan hiaddies, ete., for sale at lowest cash
prices, at the Fish Market, Grafton St.
JANUARY 1'7, 1882.
WiC ELECTION
Vennor’s
Predictions | Rig Storms Anticipated!
Siovepipe, ~ Stovepipe,
F you want your STOVES attended to leave your orders with C. F. HARRIS,
guarantee
Promptnesss an? a Boss Job,
& F. HARRIS,
lad m Upper Queen Street,
oct 28, 81]
nee
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