THE DAILY

APRIL 2,

EXAMINER

18?

Legislative

Tue Legislature has been in session ever

since last Tuesday week. Practically noth-

ing has yet been done—n thing finished Day after day the Houses met, biew off sume Pp litical gas, or pe i aps | : formal resolution r two, an en a urned. The whole of yesterday forenoon was lost ; and but for Mr. Shaw, with his

dairy bill, and one ortwo other members

with other little bills, and a little ventila-

the Government s petty bDooding in

tion of connection with the meat contracts, noth- ing would have been done yesterday after- noon. To-day, not aade of doing any Legislative Why this slackness’ Are the measures of the Government tot yet ready! If u

why Or, Governinent measures spart, why not goon with the necessary

> of ao the / inal work of ee the ise. “so iomerd i’

even 4&4 preten © 18 business.

mots

f iterAly, a heap of statutes, al! mad« ready

Elie busy

Legis iat ure

the

to be laid before the these statutes are withheld and bers are kept in idleness—while fur planting is rapidly approaching they will have to pass the A ppropriativn bill, deaw their seasional allowances, and all go the affairs of the

ig Cerit

mem- the time

Soon,

home, leaving public Province in a muddle,

inansagement

But, such

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Farmers Protection

OuR farmers are sedulously taught that the Natioral Policy is, at their expense, fer the sole use of the manufacturer. Bat if Can- the National

the statistics show that the farmers « ada have an advantage under Policy, as well as the manufacturer. for instance, the atement of farm products imported from the States in 1878 and 1891, if the Nat Policy does not keep large quantities of the superabundant produce of the United States’ farmers out of the Canadian market Imp’d from U. 8.

Read, following st ional

and see

1878 181 W heat .36,510,131 $2,542,683 Flour . ‘ 1,853,620 255,872 SED & .. dec . 651,365 43,253 Barley ..... ‘ 137,102 153 Dace tecccescecsas 4 77,398 24,432 Pork. 770,288 630,935 B.con and hams 269,503 296,985 Cattle 133,736 16,736

Thua, the Canadian farmer finds himself protected from the cheap Weatern compe- tition which has broken down the farmers of the Eastern States and loaded them with

mortgages. —_2-+ @- oe -

The Meat ¢ Contract.

TER squirming of the the Government im re- spect to the meat contract for supply of the Hospital for the Insane, etc, was at once pitiful and amusing. Our Minister of Public Works was compelled by the Leader of the Opposition to submit the tenders» showing that the loweat—those of Wheatley Brothers, Mr. Maurice Blake, and Messrs. Saunders & Campbell—had been presed

ver in favor of a pélitical friend, and he was constrained, when he did so, to point out that the late Government, aiso, had not accepted the lowest tender. The Leader of

the Opposition at once showed that there was a good and sufficient reason evidenced by the reports of Dr. Blanchard

and others, on record—why the late Gov- ernment did not accept the lowest tender snd that this reason could not possibly be sdduced by the present Government as an excuse for rejecting the tender of Mr.

Maurice Blake. The tenders received by

the present Government were those oi — Wheatley Bros. 35 9 per 100 Ibs, Maurice Blake.... 6 00 Saunders & Campbell 6 25 : ; Mr, Sellers, ...... ‘ 6 45 s $2 Mr. Bat A. a 6 50 ot Mr. McNeill... 7 00 me A Lee 7 00 ae Mr. Drake 7 50 ee Mr. Henderson.......... 7 50 lian. MoKenzie anc J. J.

Davies... be wise’ "

The Posmier came to the rescue and at- attempted to justify the acceptance of the fourth tender on the list. First, he pointr- ed out that Mr. Sellers’ price was consider- ably lower than, that at which the late Goy- ernment had obtained its meat supply in the previous year, forgetting, of course, that that was the year of the hay famine, und that good beef was consequently high. erthan it was this year, forgetting, too, and that Mr.

Blake supplied the iate Government with

that the price of beef varies,

for one year at $5.50 per hundred pounds. He freely exerted skill in the elaboration of the funny plea that it was Mr. Blake's policy to drive other butchers out of the competition (don’t you see /) and then to come in and “‘scoop” How very un-

beef

his forensic

the contracts at high figures ! successful Mr. Blake was in this, is ent bythe list of teaders which we now

appar:

publish. To cap the climax of ths ridicul- ous, the Premier justified the desl with Mr. Sellers, and the rejection of the lower tenders of Mr. Blake and Messrs. Saunders & Campbell, by saying that the Govern- ment wanted to prevent Mr. Blake from monopolizing the meat supply business and to show that ‘‘ail the butchers are on the same basis 1”

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A Smoot Sxin.—Estey'’s Fragrant Philo- derma is strongly recommended for softening, beautifying and preserving the skin, and giving it a blooming and charming appearance. lt completely removes tan, sunburn, redness, ete., and by its balsamic and healing qualities renders the skin soft, pliable and free from iryness. Sold by drug ggists. al dw Im

, For

House of Assembly.

APRIL 1

The Billto incorporate the New Perth

Dairying Association vas read a second time, referred to conmmittee, reported gréed to and ordered to» be read a ftiirc i time to-morrow. The bill to provide for the better observ nce of the Lord’s Day was read a second Hon. Mr. Pot: rs rec stled the ~*ct that late in last session it was propose to amend the Lord’s Day act. But the bil did not meet the approval of the House. ihe present bill is prepared to meet the

old act will

The

except that

eading citizens

LS if id,

views of | stand exactly the tine for the sale of any article on Sunday is en- larged from $1.62 ta sam not exceéding $25, or in default of payment imprisyn- rent for a term not exceeding two months are lo De he purpos of = vinoting

Act thr sughe ut shee c anhty. theught exceptions should be » case of sickness sid that

Hon. M the Magiarrate would

he fines collected pppappts ates , ue oe Re

in the city :

Cen pern;

alice

that

Jenkins made *, Peters § In such ua ise havi power to jM- rely a ucominal fine.

he bill was committed tu of the whole House, and ret to without amendment, and ordered to be read a third time to-morrow.

yee’ ith 4 conhimiviese

yorted agreed

Hou. Mr. Gordon asked the Commis oner of Public Works if any arrangement has been made or contract entered into

with any patty placinga steam ferry boat m the Cardigan ferry on the opening of uAVIvalion.

Hon. Mr. McLean said that no steps had

as yet been taken, but the matter would be

considered sta very early date, The bili to amend the iaw relating to grand and petit jurors was ond

read a sec time. Hon. Mr. Peters explained that the change

proposed was simply for the pur- pose of saving money. Iuste ade ce eight jurors at every teria,. wt propo sed to draw from the list furnished by the Sheritf only tne

names of thirty-six persons unless, in

the case of heavy criminal cases, an additional jury be requiged, where

the Judge may order twelve more to be drawn from the aame list and summoned The bill was committed, reported agreed to, and ordered to he read a third time toemorrow.

Hon. Mr. Forbes fur the committee on Private Bills, recommended that $25 be charged for the Medical Bill. The recommendation was adopted, andit was ordered that the bill be read a second time to-morrow.

House adjourned,

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Notes and Comments. The Evipire succinctly states a great fact in the following sentence

**Whenever the Grit party and free command of the finances, be at Ottawa or at a prov oo. , sooner or Jats

acquires a ful) whether it capital, the

reeult is disaste

The m ortgage burden seems to be as ene as the continen Dr Dockery, of the U. Honse of Representntives, rete ring to ne position of firm mortgages in the States of

Alabama, Arkaneas, Tosasiiia, Ittinois and Iowa, said: ‘‘Fhe amount of mortgages in those states had increased from $648,588,000 in 1886 to $906,669,000 in 1890. There was immense

the startling disclosure of an mortyage indebtedness upon five agricultural

rtates amountiog to one-third of their entire sesessed valuation.”

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" Religious Services. St. Paul's Charch.—The Mission Services to-morrow will beas follows: Morning Prayer, Sermon and Celebration of the Holy Com munion at 1! am; Evening Prayer and Sermon at 7 o’ciock: The Rev Mr Du Veruet will preach at both services.

St. Peter's Cathedral.+Services to-morrow (Fifth Sunday in Lent): Holy Communion at 8 a m; Morning Prayer at 1015; Holy Communion (choral) and Sermon on ‘*Moses at the Bush,” at 11 Evening Prayer at 3.30 p m; Special Penitential Service and Sermon on ‘Our Promised Land,” at 7 p m. Gospel Meeting. —Remember the Gospel Meeting to-morrow afternoon at 4 o’clock in McLeod's Hall, conducted by the Railway

am;

men, Strangers always welcome. Lesson: 1 Kinga, 18-21; ‘*How long halt ye between

two opinions ’ Zion church. Sundsy as hi’a mm Paster Morn ug

1015. Sabbath Sechor

t2 Pastor's Bible

conducted and 7p m by the prayer meeting at x} and Bible claeses will meet at 2 39. class at 3pm, Se-ond Methodist Church. Prayer meeting it 12am. Preaching at }] am and7 pmby Rev C W Hamilton. Subject: “Happy ! Who? What Like?” At7 pm, ‘Unhappy ! Who?’ What Like’” SS services and Bible classes at 215 pm. Society class at 3.15 led by Mr. G@ W Ritchie. At’ the close of the evening service the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be administered. Baptist Church Services.—The pastor, Rev J A Gordon. M A, will preach at 11 a m. Subject: ‘Legislation fer the Ear, Tongue und Temper.” At 7 p m the subject t will be : “Nails that will Hold.” Sabbath School and pastor's Bible class at 2.30, Morning prayer st 10.30.

Services will be

meeting

Bartist Mission was crowded to the door last night. Meeting again on ee

night at the close of the church ‘services

Sli ee Pouce Courr.—This morning a man admitted selling intoxicating liquor ch

Sunday and was fined $1.62 and costs.

THe Sraniey left here this morning with the mails and a number of passengers. She is expected here on return early this evening.

New Borer. — The Agriculturist- re- ports that a new steel boiler made in the establishment of Messrs. McKinnon & Me- Lean has just been placed in the ferry steamer Frank C. Batt. The boiler, the Agriculturist says, is a superior piece of

workmanship and reflects-credit on the makers, —~—— Burtpincs Sorp —The hospital build-

ings on Dorchester Stteet, lately vecupied by the Grey Nuns, were sold ‘at auction to- day. The main building and foundation was sold to Mr. Patrick ‘Connolly (of Con- nolly & Co..) for $185; the extension was bought by Mr. Michas! Duffy for $48, and its foundation was ‘‘knocked down” to Mr. Michael Trainor for $29. The build-

ings must be removed within sixty days after the sale.

Provincial Togisatur,|.. Moar’

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APRIL 2 1892

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a ipeenememtiiien — —————

The Russian Her or.

THAT iA8 YET OCCURRKEI dently upon the very thres- hold of a phase of ‘the Jewish nisery com- pared with which all that ha gone before h

We are 6Vl

1a8 been trivial, says a late Lc idon cable to the New York. People hav: read during the last day or two of German ’s intention her frontier to t! happy fugi- tives whom Russia is squeezin out through the pale. ut ev to-day s news of the decree as offic ally pnblished h .rdly attrac:s any attention. The truth is that ir is lit erall ¥ _s sible for anyone who has not been over the ground or iliy studied thé literature of the new ex dus to grasp the tremendous tragic scope this latest development in the situatio:. Since the Napoleonic wars devastated Ce :tral Europe, he Old World has seen not ing so awful 4s What must now happen. N. y, is already happening | Before many da; s are‘over I

shall be much ee if Ch ‘iatendsi, ~ o

to close he i

eu

cart

not awake to the giver? that this is | gst Pee Hie than all its tri mpery bud-

po ‘a other news combined.

oe can only be dimly in agined bow cruelly winter has aggravated he sufferings aii over Russia, It has been a -season of exceptional severity in Moscory On the

26th of last January, when th» lutest bateb of Jews was expelled from the Holy City, the meredfy marked’ -37 Recumur below freezing point. A lady now in London, tells me she saw tittle ehildren being taken through the streets to the station on that awful day wit,

absolutely

nothing on but a shirt for clothing. [ do not wonder that in trying to narrate these scenes to me she broke down fer tears and had a shuddering fit

und was unable to finish her story. If these huntee d wretches left Moscow in such a piti- able state, it staggers imagination to fancy what their condition must have been after few weeks in the Pale had ex'iausted their tiny means and the problem was how to live in a place where every morsel cf food, every habitable hole im which to sleep, was alread being fought for. The horrors: of this past winter in Poland and the Pale indeed cannot

he described; they are too monstrous, too sickening for words. —_—_—__ 42 9 Personal.

It is said that Archbishop Welsh, of Dub. lin, is likely to be made a earcdinal in June next.

We are pleased to observe that Mr. A. D White is moving about again after his recent severe illness.

Professor -J.. W.. Robertson, Dominion Dairy Commissioner, arrived here last even- ing, and leaves for New Perth this afternoon He will lecture there on Monday evenirg, and returning to Charlottetown will lecture in McLeod's Hall on Tuesday eveniag.

Mrs, Hunt speaks on the p!:.tform with the same grace and dignity Jwhich would distin- guish a high-bred lady in her own parlor, She states the most importent facts and strongest arguments with a calm and quiet force which reminds one of Wendell Phillips.

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; BIRTH. At 619 Church Street, 24, 1892, the wife of the ‘Rev. of a daughter. On the 3lst March, the: wife of Franeis Creehan of a daughter. -

Toronto, on seinals F. HW. DuVernet

DIED. ei At Sydney, Cape Breton, on March 29th, Mr. John Murray, formerly Schow# Inspector of Prince County, this Island, aged 36 years. The deceased was'a son of Rev. Dr. Murray, formiérly of Cavendish.

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New SHor.—Mr, Charles Hermanus is now ready for work in his new tiu and plumbing shop oa Grafton Street, a few doors west of Dodd’s corner. See his advertisement else- where in to-day’s igsuc.

dieale-ise

City Boripinc.—The » Mayor's otlice and the offices occupied by the City Clerk and the Clerk of the City Court have fust. been artis. tically painted and tinted by 'Mr.: David: Bethune.

eiaeitilelG ap THE subject of the address at the Young Men’s Christian Association purlor, by Mr. R ©. Goff, will be ‘‘IT'wo ways and their results.” All men are icvited to come. Sunday after- noon at four o’elock sharp. Good music. — Burtpine Lors.—Don't- forget the sale of building lots and houses by Mr. Beairsto on Monday next at twelve o'clock. Bargains may be expected. See advertisement.

Att Reavy.—During the winter the steamers Northumberland and St. Law- rence have been painted and thoroughly overhauled and made ready for the ap- proaching season’s work It is expected that one of the steamers, probably the St. Lawrence, wilt leave here for Pictou early next week;

Cuancep Hanpvs.—Mr. J. Heber Haslam has sould his splendid farm, known as the McMahon property, at Emerald, to Mr. John Hughes,of the Dominion House,Emerald,for a gum. Mm Hughes now owns about three hundred acres of land at Emerald, in one block, of “the very best yuality and situation. He also oie some two hundred acres in Newton. Mr. Hughes is evidently satistied with the aie: vy the way he is going in for real estate and making improve- ments at Emerald. He is one of our pro- gressive farmers and gstoek’ raisers ~Agri- culturist.

large

100 Rots of carpets is a large stock of ex- pensive carpets to receive, but Jas Paton & Co ‘ Market Square, received that quantity ester- day, which is only part of their spring impor: tatious. They handle the largest line of these goods of any firm on the. Island and buying from the makers enables them to. sell véry close. They beught this year 10 per cent. cheaper than former years and.are now in a position to show you the largest- and- cheapest line of carpets and oilclothson P. E. Island, m30 3i

ici eae *. = THE REASON why ‘‘ Myrtle Navy-” to- bacco has taken so strong a hold upon the smoking comuiunity is because it is the genuine article. Noman has a desire to smoke anything else than tobacca, Even opium is not smoked for the pleasure of smoking it, but for its soporitic effects. The desire for tobacco is, of course, best satisfied by getting the pure article, and when to this is added the finest quality the satisfaction is complete. These two things are combined in the ** Myrtle Navy.” *

French Kid Gloves.—-We have imported direct from France a large stock of ladies kid gloves, in all the newest makes. Also a good line of ladies undressed kid gloves. Lowest prices at J. B. Macdonald’s.

mar 26 6i.

’ iéacting druggists.

acne. BEER BROS.

Smolenski }

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Local Notices.

Tremendous steek of men's and boy,’ clothing. Don't bay unfil you see the big stock at J. B Macdonald's. a2 Si

Read James Paton & Co's new clothing ad. They won't be andersold by any. Cali to- night and see their goods vefore pur chasing. Open after 6 to- night. —Jas. Paton & &o,

Field night—Don't mits a chance of alife-_

time to get children’s suits st your. own price. Boy’s suite for 25c; 50 and $1.00, worth $1.00; $1.50 and $1 75; at Prowse Bros, the wonderful cheap thew:

New Emprorepigs just received. — Har- |

ris & Stewart, London House.

You can get apples for 6 centea dozen; also strawberry, hhueberry, andblack currant pre- serve at costyprice at R. K. Brace’s, »p! 3i

Tourists, whethér on pleasure lent or busi- | ness, should take on every trip a bottle =} Syrup of Figs, as it acts most pleasawily and | etfectually on the kidney, liv er aud bowels,

“is ane

preventing fevers, headaches 238 dther forms |

of, sickngng<* [0 Bale im 75c, bottles by all | mard0 Im

h R LUKE BIGGINS. has iactacted | me to sell by Public Auction on Mon- |. day, the llth April, at 3 p.m., his two val uable Jota of Jand situated on the Lower. Malpeque Road, adjoining Gates. Mills. | There ia a house and barn on the premises. | These:lote are te. good condition and laid | down, for, ‘pastune, Terme made known at sale. F. H, HORNE, .. ! Auctioneer, a22w d3aw 4 :

NOTICE, pd

LL persons having any accounts against the P. E. bing say ac are request- ed to furnish the samme on or before the = day of April, to the undersigned. «. JAMES WADDELL, Secretary P. E. I. Electric Co. .Chitow u, April 2nd, 1892.—5i eod

GRATITUDE.

EAR DOCTOR, — Having heard that | some persons are making false and | injurious: reports about you, I write to Bay | that in: theitreatment of my wife I am _ satisfied. Other doctors said it was cancer and incurable ; you have cured her without | operation or any violent or painfal means. | am also ‘thankful to be able to acknowledye pubiicly that you have cured my daughter, although other’ dociors could do nothing for | her but making her worse, [ also wish to say | that I write this of my own free will, and not at your request ; but you can make use of it} in any .wao you ‘think fi Thanking you again for what you have done, believe me, dear Sir, - : ? Yours, v gratefully, 3; DANIEL REILLY. Mentean Bridge, ‘30th March, 1802

DR, GEO. A. J A. BAYNBS,

Specialist in Diseases of Women & Chronic Diseases of Men.

Office : MarketSqware, Ch'town, P. E. I

New Plumbing and Tin Stare.

P AVING rosiitned work, to meet my former c mérs and as many new ones af'inay favor me with their patronage at my Store.on GRAFTON STREKT, two doors from Dr. Dodd's Medical Hall. Constantly on hand. Copper Baths, Range Rofiers, Lead and Galvanized Iron Pipe and | vaiees. with a large and genera! assortment of

Brass Goods,

TN Want of all kinds in stock and made to order

Estimates given for Hot Water Heating.

Ajl branches of the business pesmbeniie ‘attend- ed to. tisfaction In work gnaranteed at the

lowest prices, CHARLES HERMANS,

am now prepared

ap2—2w eoa

Mission

«separ

REY, RG DUVERNET, ST. PAUL'SCHURCH

APRIL 2nd TO 13th.

Services each ‘any, 4.15 and 8 p. m,

at seve! Lens All are invited,

Notice to Lobster Packers.

AVING gold out my Lobster Can Mehing f Tr ae ace AMES > an [i 2 espes or him t patronage o ’ackers — may roquare the best hand-made Lobster Tans. 3 HORACE HASZARD.

Provgeial Rifle Aswition, 1892

James Irving, Lt.-Col., * ~ B. MB, President. ©

Sundays

x Se $ THE AN L MEETING of the Provincial ; Rifle tion of Prince Edward Island pies pel og ty Court Room on WED-

u ; day of April pext, at 8

~ GEO. D. DAVISON. Capr., Secretary and Treasurer,

@harlottetown, March 29, 1892 - 4i

w.c. T. U.

\ RS, MARY.H. HUNT, Life Director.in the National Educational Society, in the FIRST -THODIST CH RCH;

On Tuesday, Sth inst.,|

AT EIGHT OCLOCK, P, M:

SUBJECT—“ Scientific Sagostance Instruc- tion in Schools and Colleges

Silver Collection to meet expenses.

apl

will LecwaneT °

We have now open 14 cases Mantles and cases Dress Goods, ete., and will make

OUR FIRST SHOW |

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16

“ate 3K a

ge NSE eee food

ECAUSE

Tt is Free from Lumps, it does not require Rubbing, if gives a Beautiful Polish, It Costs only Fifteen Cents, It Saves Labor and. ‘Money,

USE WATSON’S FURNITURE POLISH,

Watson's New Drug Store

THREE DOORS BELOW LONDON HOUSE CORNER.

Charlottetown, April 2, 1892—dy : Sart z : = : Bag aN FOR SPRING! {AS I awe} f ss Hopi | —

We ae opened for this Spring’s trade the handsomes: line of SUITINGS, OVER- COATINGS and TROUSERINGS ever seen in Charlottetown, in WORSTEDS, TWEEDS, SERGES, ete, etc. A> call-to our Store will convince you of the fact that these Garments combine richness of texture, elegance in finish and rich shading... We. guarantee per- fect fitting Garments every time.

| | Hats and Men’s Furnishings.

saad Largest and Best Assorted Stock ever} Ay sho

wn by us, at the lowest prices.

D, A. BRUCE, FASHIONABLE CLOTHIER

eS sos 2, 1892—e0d & wky

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PORTO RICO MOLASSES

We have just received a few Pun- cheons of Choice Porte Rico, and as we have sold out our old stock of Molasses, we have marked this lot down at the old price,

40 CTS. PER GALLON.

Call and try a sample lot, as it is extra good yvalae.

BEER & GOFF, Ch’town, March 31, 1892 —eod&wy

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Guess ane King square maoene.

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192nd

Medical Man, Dr. T. W. N. Baker,

SA.Ys OF M:: EB. kF.:

** Having occasion to test yorr Porter and Extract of Malt and Taraxacum, I can highly recommend it, supplying a long felt want to the medical profession, as it combines the fat producing qualities of malt with the alterative principles of taraxacum, and from its composition will easily be retained by the most hn stomach, and conse: yuently prove invaluable in protracted convalescence and all wasting “diseases.”

For Sale by a:l Draggists.

Beware of imitations.

"|THE MALTO PEPTONIZED PORTER CO,, LTD,,

TRURO,

mch3l—dy & wky

NOVA SCOTIA,

case aud

LAST away !

Charlot

HE BAZAAR CO. are sho Z Be stock of ENGLISH, AN and CANADIAN WAL APER in Charlottetown. l .

A Grand Jury, old customers and

GAINS are to be had. , giving their verdict as followa :~

and Borders to Match, the Ba- zaar €e. are away ahead.”

.Their WINDOW BLINDS and CUR. [TAIN POLES are very fine,

Window Blinds

—AND—.

Curtain Poles

wing the

consisting of all their one hundred new vnes, to examine into the decide where the BEST Bar.

YEAR'S PAPER almost given

EF" See their sample BOOKS.

BAZAAR STORE,

Queen Street.

tetown, March 29, 1892.

Wa

ap!—ai

nted at Once.

ogre Coat coun five Pant Went makera, three

fuakers, one None but

DUNLAP, COOKE & 00. Amberst, N, 8,

Seiden bands need ap apply.

Lobster Packers, Attention | Tilstkh GANS, ing a ite

Flats, lined wi tects the eh trom asi, feo yee

moch more saleable in markets, ALsc~—Paper Lining: «* all sizes, without Cans ; ee nee Apply to ™ l. NOWORTE mob30—Iw La & 00,

TO LET.

half ef House situated on King

evel ‘reoma, bends

mmediate y. A to Mr. Thomas Lower Quota Street, or to the owner at Io ” EDWARD KELLY, mch25

chen. oom,

TO LET.

LET.—-

LuitcH.

WANTS, LOST, FOUND de

CH COW FOR osaperine anes two one a supericar 3 ved.-—W, A. WEEKS. Iw

To eae Street, a, contain x

Possession gi

se

—-Euston Street Hall, four fe the week or qevuee. eultable tee Music Room, eto.—

RK K. Brace. in

Tsien IRATE

LET. make

LE?®. Norton &

Waa good coat t makers,

Street. Apply at this office.

TORAGE,—First-class storaze for Sleighs, etc, can be had by P. C. CONNOLLY, Grafton Street

WA Soir TED— By the jest of April, @ cureon

coat makers aia two at D. A. Broce’s,

api=< may Xi wy ili

—Three ong T, situate on King Streot, near

—A Cottage with Stable. at east end

of Kuston Street. Apply to It Fanneut. at

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Fennell's.

i

Conwell, America,

into ev well to enna are

Pict iigver

mch8 W ANTE

1. t-Our “ 5. Bpurgeen

pages, Golden Sermon and others. Splendid nials from the highest authorities. den Cobern says: “‘ The story ought to come like a cup of

T° 1. ET.—House con one Se outhouses, e'c., ina locality. C. I. Morrison, Auctioneer.

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yoo ussell H. monly mye the oo ‘Seusaian 625 also

a

Rev.

of this brave life the Waser = home in America.

doing. One repori

three days, another 114 in fonr days, and

Send 3 cents for our PeBLisHiNG Hovss,

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tick.

ALESMAN WANTED, wer a we Oy. 8 tore Chariottetow a.

8 in young man, with good an and some ae “ Dry Goods,” P.O Hox 329, Charlottetews.

‘ite

w rary. Apa

—The eastern half of House a lsborourh aad © Kuston Street. Apply to Mrs, ¥. Parxen Carvel

hk

the ist of May D.—A good cook, by Brightoa.

Apply to Mrs. Arthur Peters,

a

LET.—The House on nee

present occu od by A. Yana c. Hevmage with hot water ng, stables, by Ist

ossession civea os

what ¢is called of

Garden, with pi-aty of frult trees ad ee

various kinds. In eultic nguire st A. sen or for oo or = ticulars men2: