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ree - _ mums oN ee asenupeneupimeane saree IE AAR EE = zt » DoLua YRA ‘‘ This is true Liberty, when Free-born Men having t0 advise the fublic, may speak free,”—¥vuiripes. Sinc te Corres Two CENT! TOW «wl (‘Ty 4 LOTLIETOWN ) T | D/ 24, oO 7 Vi HE ES | Uli TOW: PRINUE 1 DW R ANI FRIDAY, MAR CH 24, 188: OL. 10.---N 104, ) NEW Piiviso UHAKLUL: AOWN, UK ALD S. AND. ER ! 1882 VUL. J, 0, iii sinieeian { Wt : ’ , perod from the tempest-t forest t : - . uct _S is a ss ihe , ij " percd from the tempest-torn forest trees | 3 , a. . L - : ‘ LH \W 2 LY ( i NV i ( ) J 7 { N ~ i as ty E AILY KX AMIN BR, like the wail of some sad spirit for rest. d f | 4 i > a . } } a = Is Is vi i ) Al ee Ah bY ‘ JW id r SE Bd <5 - ; But where do the sprites rest and feed? ' i ioe ea a 5 ©’ MARCH 24, 1882 whcre is their home amid the wild war of Ue , % ‘ ’ a 4 ‘ ' “ ae A a oO eo eon ee | Witery temp/sts ? Many wild plants i FROM THEIR Orrick, Corn! vy WATE! ae , arry their seed ot. The tall G -feet Th ao ‘ttle iant carry their seeds yet. ; e a xoose-Teet, snp GuraaT GEORGE STREETS, | The Little Giant. Docks, Mullens, Percicaria, and many i ‘ harlotte own, ° » P E. Is] on i. Wy és A bs 4 S &, Cec | — ame / rt Senginecious plants bear their heads above } Ome sits bo i@a } Sas 5 i 2 Speak ing so much of the *‘ Little Giant th» snow, still laden with seede, We have it Rates oF SUBSCRIPTION Railway” of Colorado, one may be ed to seen philesophers ridicule this redundance ag +: AT with mn Bf) L7 ’ > ry bench ial . - ak ae . . Sl . sit cela a a= ‘ a le ill a ‘i ee 1 ‘ ® ‘ } min eg a 8 Keep in Every Department of their Establishment a full assortment of suppose that it is the only railway belos of-sceds as: beings dntaraihs “te Stare. 1 Three Months, - ; ‘ j 25 to the * ** youngest star in the con fe ation of Buotis it not God’s garnery for the wild ie Une Month, - ° - 0 50 =k eer But not so There are many birds, sweet forms of grace and beauty Hi f iry 7 SS . or } Ww CS ae am -+OQD ars beside j t \ that dienlace on ahial rust hi ; : i == Advertisiu r ati tn erate rates. AE _e ” s--4 i i r 4! 5 i ers i eside it, Hut none that aisp ays 80 whicn teach us to trust his provident:al f f C asia a ; > athe we He: sinned A_ IN p a as Dik Lat. muc h energy an id et iterpr “Lse care ? Hi an stn hull weesty co. enasiy aidvertiee- - . . “a ‘ ‘ : ‘ | The great Uvion Pacific : R iiway Com- Spow Buntings and Red-poles feed on ay aCe aswitee yaar i of superior quality and texture, which cannot be surpassed either for price or quality, pany hes gained control of the Denver and the seeds of the plants which we have just li satiated leeliimnaeeneserrpnitaitommnsmmrmeanoes as they import direct from the best British and Foreiga markets. Sonth Park Railroad, and now this line is named Grosbeaks are reputed ‘to'live on i ¥ begin: ing to be known as the Union Pacitic. the seeds of pines, but we have more fre- ae But the i i foul iy wine h | ALMANAS FOR WM: RCH, 1382. pe — I antl nade te a ? oe ae al ‘ailing i 216 the most Important extension of the quentiy seen them feeding on the young es INSPEU THEIR STOCK IF YOU WANT GOOD VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY. [ja 9 Union Pacitic Railway, so far as Colorado buds of firs and spruces. There are a few ii MOON § GRANGES a 2. ee is concerned, is the ** Inleshurg Cut «fi,’ beech nuts still hanging on the bere limbs. uy 7 — = a ee ; ~ were: nee ee Temes ye sa , S ’ ere ; o, = : b eres ee Otro. p. m., &. © kaown as the Venver and Omeha short The Jaughing jays in their bright blue + Third Qoarcer Mth ey, Sh. idm., p. m., N. = Ee _ , ; (lime. The grade of this new road Is very frocks, Hid a substantial meal among these. , {below horiz»..) , - 5 8 ad , easy, ar dit effecis a saving of twelve hours’ There is nothing more striking oma clear, New Moon 19th day, Sh. 5m. a. m.. N. W. , ’ | time in going from Denver to Chicago. It bi ing day, when you are at work among First Quarter, 26th day, 91. 2tm. a m., E. j13 560 wiles in length, and, therefore, the frozen scenes of the winter woods, than ~ sifinndicaade -- . — Lr "L'— | ae Omorha 50 miles nearer Denver than te see a Linnet, his head and breast all E PD! day or week! >? Un | stoon/ thy n Day: anv other lin:, flaming with crimson, dash, like a brilliant 1 M i ay eae {ris : ; <2 : a h» C jorace Central is also a branch of meteor, across the narrow, ferest- ti i him hm the ion Paiie. [tis 184 miles in length, hemmed opening where you ave, anid rising i; I! Wednesday [6 435 42) 2 ’ and coe pds from* Denver to Chyenne. thro ih the lofty archways of interlacing 4 2)Thuredlay | 4 13509 @ Geox< @ The Kansas Pacific is also owned and limbs, monnt 1 where Segreat yellow birch I 3 Friday re & 4 e = ? = operat d by the same Company, and may (efu/a ercelsic) waves its gididen twigs in . 4\ Saturday 28; 46) 5 53 2 11 24 4 i ~~ S ft ~ : ~“ . ifairly be considered the main lit " | the deep azt f heave Tl ti ute * Ce os inaiae 3 aha . ' Ss ’ kk ‘i cine é | fairly em ine. cep szuare of heaven. Then, resting ae Be ~ Bel ee : o% 2 Sila li Se il G ity LOCK of Gi ocerics at ;_ The Union Pacitic Coup ny also own the | among the seed-laden strobiles, that hang i | Rae 2) > 9 iit nal | Boneder Valley Railwey— a line 27 miles pendant from their extremities, he pours DG 8! Ve cay - Se Bale glel 28 Err Se, A gig long, and used chicfly in hauling freight ; out to the sky half a strain of the soft, #ich, be 9 + Seat aii 93 58411 711 2 @.5% 5 PS a @ the Golden Boueder and Caribou, a spur) mellow, flute-lbke notes of his unrivalled t 10|Friday — 1. 961 65) morn| 1 43 mS jroad six miles in length; the Wayandvth song. The whispered, rippling ‘tide of ie | | i ; ee BS ee ics at ad ei tin aia il. Saturday | 24 56) U Q 3 Su) 5 Pp; arti e Ss Wis shiz ig to oO »t e > ‘ 4‘ 2. 4 y | de ve ei Vv a heir orders and Eaterp ] e, 2:80 a spur four miles in} sour a rol 8 its soft waves out through the 12 Sunday ' 23! 57/1 6) 3 44 mt ~~ ae their GRUCHRIES Cheap should call at onee and leave t *; length. ; crystal air and hollow forest arches, like a a 13 Monday | 2t; 58:2 O' 4-49 os oan i? i by a The scenery «long some of these sections, | rising flood of incenee, that lifts the listen- = ; | GO EA, 25, 30 and 33 cents ; IRACKERS, 4 to i4 cents; ASSE: ees : at \: : : 14 Tuesday } i9¢6 OF 2 49 6 ‘ OOD T A, Vy a a 10 > CRACK ERS, 4 at i4 cents a eo ae aa , like most roads in Colorado, is particularly | lig soul to ae holier cornmunion with 15 Wednesday 17} 1} 3 29 7 351 vAISINS, 10 cents ; CURRAN IS, 8 cents. SUGAR, 8 cents. beautiful, by reason of their wild and|meture. ‘Tis the wild bird’s benison on the 16, Thursday ; 5 31 4 6! 8 38 . | rugged grandeur. : Heaven given bounty of bis forest meal. i. ee i 2 ‘ a. . on + t x . ‘ 2 } gi : I7|Friday | 13, 48 28) | A Targe lot of CONFECTIONERY from 15 to 20 cents; lot CHRISTMAS GOODS, very) From the South Park Branch, an ex | How often have wo watehed the little 5) Saturday s 5D SIG 12,12 07) ' te psioen to the Gunnison River—a length; gold-crest Regulus (Regulus satr in hi saturds =~ Se ee ae ee pe aR a iT ial s ° i ‘ th | gold-cres eulus (Regus satrapa) in his 19] Sunday | 9 7 5 37:10 53 cheap; and sundry other articles too numerous to mention all at cost for Cash ouly. f 220 miles—is now nearly crmpleted: In| winter home, and as:oiteni@obibesdshew oI tr 5) 6 5 Bs ef its ourse to the Gunnison it has tunnelled | he braved the fierce tempests of this sea- 3 29] Wednesday | 3 al 7 I86.13 Wi, A. god & sg bad f= SON, the Continental Divide through what is|son. He isthe smallest songster of our 23\Thursday le 1 12: » 9! O 54 | known asthe Alpe Pass. Then there is forest bongh, and so much at home amidst . ‘ 24/ Friday 1559 13 8 52! 1 39 |Dec. 16, 1881—3m eod, wkly 109 Urrze Queen Sees the Breckenridge extension, which rans /its wildness that he never frequents the 25} taturday | 57) 15, 9 45) 2 29,12 2 ' idown the valley of the Biue to the Guana} abodes of men. Insects and their eggs : 26| Sunday 1 55 (16,10 44 3 26) . pom ee tee - + rn ne, rere rnemememerremennemen mien River, a distance of ninety-five miles. with | constitute his food, and most marvelons is 27| Monday 53 ITLL 43; 4 38! ‘ jbranches to Kokouio and Montizuma. | bis activity in porsuit of them. Bis golden 28 Taesday | BU isjaft 46) 5 53 I hirty eight miles have already been 1: sid | eres st and ash-green coat and tiny wings, 29|Wednesday ; 49 20/147 7 1 | i : th Guns F 1 | with steel rails, and on the two extensivus| barred with white, make him a gem of 30/Thursday =| 43 2 247 7 57) over 100 wiles of grading has been!feathered beanty. But how frail a mite ! ae j5 46.6 22’ 3 48) 8 39, 12 49 completed. The Usion Pacific, therefure, | The little mass of z:lken plamies locks as if

a 3 a C a Cl thi T a A H Cl th comes next to the D. & R. G. in the extent! the first breath of the storm would disolve Rea LV 2 3 0 ing, Ww P38 S mel CAaVY 0 D5 | of its mileage in that far distant State. itin air. Wedo see him shiver with the

INS SU RANGE iy OFFICE ; The Atchison, Topeaka and Santa Feito ld. He puckers up his feathers and his ” LUL, AS I WANT TO CLOSE OUT MY STOCK IN THIS LINE. has also dome a great «eal to epur up Colo-| wrice is lees goy then in the save y hours of

rade, This line starts at Atchison, in| summer. But he succumbs not. Bravely

| Kansas, end run thrangh that State and|he dares the fiercest storm. He who ap-

Queen Tegurance Uompany,| “Soeme Expensive Ladies’ Cloth Mantles.and Dolmans,.and [Cor until it touches Puiblo. From | pointed him his howe in the wilderness

this point an extension is nearly com- | knows how to mske thet shivering mite of = ' a,’ ‘ Tea ae OF ENGLAND. ior lined Cloaks, Sealettes and Colored Dress Goods. pleted to Santa Fe in New Mexico—eaid|a down-clad spirit of humbie gong, stronger CAPITAL, TEN MILLION DOLI ARS to be the oldest towr in the Union States. ‘nt the wildest fury of the tempest. . ener It passes Sunth througk much fine pasttral B.

AMA BA RGH RED VU Ot zt Corte. lands in Colorado and New Mexico. This o- -

f ance Cs omp ny . is the reute one takes to connect with the k pDli : uly of London Fire ‘osu ? JUST GPENED AND MARKED LOW, Biisite.n PociGo to.las Angela im@elid-cre ser et tan te eee

CAPITAL, TEN MILLION DOLLARS. fornia. The following are r kab! ire) , oe ah Several other railroads have partly built{...0 ee coed ei he tee Pe Insurance effected on alt kinds of property] A ABLE Assariment Of Flowers, Feathers, Velvetoans, Ladies -Sneqieey 80s, 0, | projected ines in Colorado daring the past] tanece commented wih the dates of some

at current rates. Losses :ettled prompt oan Whe pie Bae . rit € é : led prowptiy year. ‘the Denver and New Orleans has} ,,,,, past 100 yevrs. ‘The sum of the digits

and cquitably. ss i ir aded ars : at > 1 y F. KENNEDY its line graded as fax a8 Puiblo and laid composing a date appears sometimes to ‘ ee Trae several miles of track. ‘The Chicage, Bur-|yiyoa kind of fatahty with r ffi bh Sid enete A . . 3 lington. and Quincey, has coutracted for the hele re eh ce ye ra ." i respect to the Office—South Side Queen Square. i 8 . on! gradi Pig” et ; ; person or event concer ne Ch’town, Feb, 301852. Nov. 1, 1851. 83 oe Sear = rer ae, Some Senaes 89 er Commencing with the accession of Lonis ating a 4 a , | ees Se ee ee ee F ——<e or r roe e. 1774, to this date, adding 19, the

as . ; Utah and Pacific; the Denver, Western| oi) bf the divits. brit “ " THA i ‘ ‘ 3 a a Datei oe ee sum oO } gits, Drivgs us to 1793, the CHARLOTTE Tew ‘ HO) ‘OMEN TS, ‘ Foy « i } fl ny] oh Tweet ay y rgtod Cnits and Pacitic; and the Greel-y, Salt Lake} year when he was behesded, . i g E, i NTH bi all ERG US uu Q Huu i and Pacitic, have all graded some mics, Inthe same way the date of the convcea- BUSINESS COLLEG HRADST | | i, . 4 re When all those lines are leted hla Le mess : i BAUS — For 4 anadinn Tweed SULLS, OSiesae teat ie knoe i ede ea i RENCE MERS Se the French Res olutic n, 1789 (ESTABLISHED 1573,) oe j= ol is bronght to 1814, the termination of the ie Bi ERSTONE \ i ‘ s meet her requirements. The great dr. w- French career of victory end commence- of}

and laid some track, thon of the States General, being the com- ‘ * ‘ yt } ~ oe , ™ ck in C x », £0 , ‘ re © Wi i . y Welsh & Owen's Brick Building, Corner ki or Oy ercoats of ail Desc: iptions : back in Cek rade, so far, has { een the want ment of the fall of Napoleon,

| € pro acil 0 hip L nm . ; ‘ King and Queen Sireets, Char- N HAND, at the subscriber's pre tates } = am" Foe : od 1} ere i The fall of Ri bespierre and rise of Na- lottetown, Py EK. I. IPP JEEN STREET, and for gale | G5 AEE CRNSE PLUK leon 1794 is brought to 1815, the date of UPS+R: GUS eaeen rae a NR -GOo 2o)>= and machinery for the reduction of ore bes hie san’ Mabent > ; at very low prices ‘— 3 SaaS e : ar as : © bar Ceicat, also materially retarded the growth am So alse of the Restoration of the Bour-

REAGH & MILLER, - - Proprietors,| 1 handsome Freestone Monument,

7 handsome Freestone Headstones,

— f on oar krnt + . he S:a 2 H afi - aa 3 Ren Ine nt . the 5 ate. Her m gvit hors in 1815 te their expnlsion in 1830, ‘ cent system o laliweys, Nowever, Wii ite ch Bhs ad 3. a mee. i: ap specdily overcome this aaeatt Gr.w tarts and L Py . wet > rat non 27s his quesa SE) SE a 3 . 5 ’ Amelia in 1782; they were married in

. Penente Woune and a large quantity of a? a ee ee a er epea GEP SEs. vs. * Designed to a — ante Yeung Men the ae State i. ” » oa rts mit 4 | 1809 Tie digits in each of these dates for Uasiness. FREESTONE IN THE ROUGH. UPP= on. OU “EN ST ~— “ET. “ * {time, wil throw ¢ her ** swaddling clothes” | sncunt to 18, which added to 1890, the till alaitat hm ‘ aud stand forth in the full manhood of her} ., y, wencen: tof bi : bi UR SYSTE , . . ere All the above Stock . rom Battye’s best ' ‘ zs : = ee ; va vreatness and power. 1948 | Sih: aa m ils reign, bring us to Ss ;Onaucrer on imi fn . J 7 - . } . HIS ¢t ca : . ts Ps . : - pee r Pri fea and | Qu al vy, Te eently f los sed 1 TW O DOORS ABOVE APOT HECARIES HALL CORN ER ¥, hy i leg marper I OY is N ipoleon Mt was i 58 anu ACT UI LIA MYT Pies, i Ap ‘iy at the Of ic i r STON ’ Ww WAS ey Ta Pe i -e / : ' 4 ~ iva : 4 e embraces al! abjects necessary for a thoroug! le at ' lice of Fextox T. Newszry, mrs a voor : 'boru in 1808, and Engenie in 1826; they - COMME CTAL “E tueation, Our faciities” fox ” NORMAN J. CAMPBELL here you will find the largest and best assortment oi soths in the Notes of a Naturalist. were martied in 1853. Add 17, the som of teaching these ~~ the most compicte that hav: a iol . ee . ; : * iTsland, Prices very moderate. The best workmanship and a_ perfect tit the divits, to 1853, the year of their coro- re Me vised, heory ar practice are} Ch’ , Feb, 24, ’82—2w e j Z ‘ : , “i “my ’ : te d pie the ‘. 1 , oD wt? fea as Y ere, Fee) w,,cod.whiy 4} wuaranteed, “And cheering his dark hours, and teaching} mation. gives 1870, the year of their fall. [ 0 wnoie course rf } ti so mo er ee (+ a ~ . . . : 7 ae vis a af 5 En him, Another singular ccine: dence, numerical interesting and practical that th duile 8s stu 7 ' 3 1 ee . . : ler t cannot fail to be laruely be - add The : Throu sh cold ana gi00n, 4.ulcumn and Vin- though not chronological, 1s Ire corded. At CE GREEEEE tp teds “nenihtael eoaiel and F A complete line of Gents’ Furnishings and Felt Hats, eheap,&c. Xe. ter.” the juint Plebiseite, (he votes cast for and course of > y ts short, practical, useful and Mok ‘ Ps jell bu reasonable ; it is just what every Man needs Remember the address, two doors above Apothecaries Hall Corne —Hore | apainst Lonis Naps leon as first President and ‘will use, ne matter what his calling or Charlottetown, Oct. 11, 1881. This winter has been more than usually|of the French Republic were 7559795 and = tn, ho severe We have had a greater number of | 5559 These numbers, written t getber in profession is to | . . . ” . . ’ ‘ _ severe. e have had a greats uber 059. Thes ; ! £ The yout men x a business life with feam Communication Ww itt ita co a GE ee eT Pe ee Se ee ee fnrions northern storms,anda yreater depth the French current haud with a perpen- only indus t: y an i integrity as bis capital, the tdae Wag aiem asianuds. of suow obstructing the farms and highways| dicular line between them, 7559795 | 559, if clerk engags ad ourivey busine ‘$8 hours, but than is common. held before a | okit g giass, or read through desirous by evening study to re pulr the de- Yet. with her most sav: age aaspe cts, how | the hack of the Jap er, will show the word . ; hy } ; ; ; + ¢ . } fects in his eaucation, each have the advan a. RS addressed io the Postmaster. nature associates features ot beauty, whic ‘h ** empereur.’ L. —— et eut ry tons ocetovu x ba Y General will be received at oO tawa until refi ct th e bens ticene e of he Tr gre at Ai ue he iT — ——o z i UiN LN Gs. i roing “ession, 9.50 tol noon on WEDNESDAY, the 5th of APKIL uy “i . tl keen ‘ . , When the storm clears off and the kee C pit ti SPOON PNG 8

ra _“ Zted p.m. Evening Session, 7.30] s EXT, for the conveyance of Her Majesty’s . blue sky bows over the world, wrapped in 7 ? pe by steamer once @ Werk, during the, . : Sec . 2 : } on ranter sich : ra fidling ; its stainless snow-cloak, how it flashes with Rage 1 to such a3 pass satisfac-}. acon of N tvigation between Pictou, N. 8., | brilliant crystal light! Every plain is a We do not hold 7 ureelur "68 responsible for the fF €xXamitations. Students may enter at ’ , ' opinions or statements of our correspondents ai the Magdalen {slands and Gaspe, under | resplendant floor od m marble, and the great oe 2

any time No ent nanen examination required |, ,. — , — ala I : : ee Basiness men an de others are cordiall Ly inv ited arpa eon ee ee eee —? with | -. . i : : . 7g > to call and examine our system pte. a gicnage HAS LATELY BEEN REPLENISHED WITH tecture,maxe piled domes that langh at the To the Editor of the Examiner. - T : o ; The steamer to leave Pictou on such regular : : each your soos what they will practice]... ; : ant “eh mine a:ts of Greece. S1r,-—-It is much to be regretted that the aes : . day in each week asthe + ostmaster General ‘ is ee 1 cre When they become men, vil : : ¢ ~ : 5 Tx; * ~~ graudest moonlight nights in the] Railway authorities did net consult the F . a m4 8 may appoint,and proceed to Amherst and , t x Q 9 : ° - a vt : all particulars concerning Terms, Tuition, )4 aie Sian ieee Selenlie nei; ah i iat if il} Mh iW i BS all , ie ch world are these of our northern wisters | ‘earned editer of the Pioncer, before locating Scholarships ee b apy lication to ayy e@ Mcuie, Mos ee oy * i ww =! } ‘ the s ow fences between Suimime reide and st.

y HC.y AC, | : , ‘ ‘ ' : eee Pro; ical coustres, with all their magnifi walnipg ope cay at ibe Islands fer exchange , : : teats bra cence, never enj -y a night display iike the Kleavor's He might have told them which

L. 5. MI LLER ; ‘ ails # t Pi t call y 2 h + “|r . 7 5 TAN ‘ y } , . ; } nie ble : Jan. 7, ‘Si—eo é. Pri : icips 1 ane ven oottineadinel Mets rat “Ge sonste OF THE LATEST INVENTION AND BEST DESCRIPTION, gold. en blaze of the eonstellatiuns above| W4y the wind would blow. and a valuable life

night have been saved. The omission arose,

hilis, wrap} ed up in the pure white archi

meen ind Souris. Prince Edward Island, On every vur pleins of glittering snow. After on [ suppose, Irom vie experience of former BANK OF Pp Et ‘Tg TA Ni, fourth trip the steamer is to, proceed from the AND WE ARE NOW PREPARED, of those keen, resplendent nights how ae aor sw in tk hand’ to thane tahetion DLE ‘ Magdalen [slands to Gaspe and back b fore morning W uit sometin es flash with fr: me charge of murder— ce rtainly of manslaughter

ANK OF P. E. ISLAND NOTES taken} 'etarning to Picton, calling for exchange of he il, crystals ! Every ferce stake is covered} grounded o this om ission. In the same Bir iacis ce for Geode orin payment oy|Msilsat Gaepe Basin, ant at Perce weucher | PRAT the Saretal and Skilfal Supervision of Mir, Js W. Mitchsil, | wish vem, and clesm like a red of stlver.| way, neither he nor his eoudjuier, the /alriot

Bills, at permittin ae The Postmaster General will Tee The ( ull puiidi gs are ablaze with crysta: | nor Ne im: artial prow p er of both, the BOREHAM’S BOOT STORE. quire a first-class sea-going steamer for this beau'y, end ouch spray of leafless vegeta-| foronto Globe, were ske:l as to the taxes to Nov. 29—tf service, and the tender must give a on dee TO PRINT tion has won a new beauty, clothed with] he taken «ff by the eee eee a _ | scription of the steamer offered + Specifying | _. ~ . . + ervstal foliage. You toweriny fir-tree| how wach better it would have been to have ae. a TANTED. name tonnage, speed and accommodation for | me BEADS, LET TER HEA OS, whose le t spire clezves the blue sky, foutered the Sta‘es’ manufactures then to have _ FARM W A N Te passengers and freight, also the price ask d/ Sag s RK f : ER EC EIP is flasues in the sunlight as if clothed to rs encouraved some bloated feilow subjects. Alas, for euch round weekly” trip between Pictou a i, s:SR i E y La, ‘ 6 araiaeh spray wi! ih blaz! ; g jewels ‘alas, Mr Editor. WANTED TO PURCHASY, & Fam off ad the Magdalen, Islands, und for each NOTES OF HAND POSTERS Our winter birds! wilt sprites of the [+ Full many a lower is born to Blush unseen; from 200 to 5 \) acres of friaele sotland| mon hly round tmp beiwecn the Jslancs and 4 : ~ 4 9 Rc ye a tiles esa! Howape “hiv! Aid waste ite sweeten? on the * lela d’ air.” porous subsoil, well waterd, with good] Gaspe. X * GERS ¢ Ke a} : a 2 i : dwelling Honse aid oth r necessary build. WILLIAM WHITE, | HAN a» BILL ’ DUDGERS. &C., & *¢ fed _ harbored — ¢ — the Ait of BS have ny Coub & about the bduches, Mr, ings Address, with full particulars to Mr, Secre sary, | @:assing Wing 1 the (CK telp So, oF B) _Lditor, e downey gum pressed clse to the icy} Yours, oo,

Baa, tras Job Bil a Foe Otee Dooly nema Atach th, a/On Short Notice, in Good Style, at Cheap PriCS, [one Zeeihy ane here ls slo wir 0.