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« %¢ Twas ONty A CHIMNEY The alarm at Sprora, Dugpatcars tro Tart Examins juarter to one this morsing was for 4 as Gre in a chimney im ths Brown Block. No brazilian Affairs damage : i Berit, Nov. 22. Covurtr.—Joha Cummings, vagrancy, it is stated as not impcessible that an at hree months imprisonment with hard labor, tempt will be made to secure the indepen MICA Burns (conn ryman) drank and It dence of the 200,000¢Germans in Southern cape , S2or 5 days b I Several f the powers will send Tur Hatirax Way The Caronicie says; OU lads to Rio Janeiro t proces sub} i: is said that several handsoms subscrip- ! 1@ Brazilian parlian nt will meet early in ns to the carnival fund have been pro- |” cemmber to choose a president, mised to the committee Rio JANEIRO, Nov 992 -

\li the pensions granted by the imperial have been contirmed by the government. An order has paid out of the

The public meeting to {in MeLeod’s Hall, on Monday evening

Peaurc MEErTine.

vernment provisional been issued that they be

: . next, promises to ve one Of no ordinary inter

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Lm revenues The greater number of the N ‘ : . \ VW } ‘ . 18S W h a rved under the Emperor The meeting of the V 7 J 7 ee - ‘ ' & ‘ the v. & ft. ~s e® anni unced the r allegiance to the new ill be held ia the lower parlor of the Y. M. ; “Ra ace loom ¢) ‘ i: iy ernment. j ( ition Was Give ie ( \ Hall on Monday evening at 7.30 : an i th . stand ke niaisters 1 "ugUAaY ¢ he ‘rentine | lock. Impoi tant business, ; : } rab cial tog - ; ala meni Ale Tinaes Republe last night upon their recognition Torat Apstingence.—The total abstin- |‘ i@ Tepubiie : aie » pledge will be presented on Monday | ’

: 7” a Pavey \ $63 ny Sojiected. evening, at the temperance meeting. he Pi Sposision Bike Jee te d

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WATSON’S ROSEMAPY. WER WASTES. CLEAVER’S TEREBEN! LE

CLEAVER’S CANTHARDINE., BARRY'S TRICOPHOROUS.

fiurid’s, Vitalizer,

MAIR DYES

| Canadian, Colorifie Guards, Buckingham’s,| Bush's, Xc,

* i - 4 Ba ee Ee ™ ‘es \ it, and come in crowds. ‘ oo } HAER DRESSINGS. Orrawa, Nov. 22 i ; ‘ ay a a Cor rvati ] r states that} Rowland’s Macassar Oil, Rimmel ‘ ’ : ‘ e213 ‘ mse ye @venlny mpe Slat tl t : M. c. A. Rem mber the bibie ( ASS In : D } a ‘ i ‘i : V Hi rl i Jui e and (a erine, | i { 4 ' it de ' sit aid Smith ima Jur. ul it ie | . 7.2. & A parlor from 8 to 9 oclock rn BERN ser ; , } ler Hai jeans Pomad Oils this evening. A more pleasant or profitable visited Ottawa yest ‘yy ana interviewed | a. 7 ; ‘ ; ee ’ Crs A BE eta 8 L. he ee Be ee - . hour mld not he sp ut, is the testimony of : bi J hn Macdonald, t aon Lhnat the t gr. At. | WY A TS b Taj 9 ee all whe attend it, be given control of that section of tne} ak PRIA Re ahead Intercolonial Railway between St. John} ee ote Cd l “git » 7 ; +1 ] Lesayey | : EMPERANCE MEETING. Don forget | and flalifax, th pany undertaking the public temperance meeting on londay mak sltera nS ab the service oI os 1 aN at r ; tT) meant tT e" = ‘ lohn lia 3 4 ke % eR vel , i te Leod Hall i) UPen | oenell i id bieX il POnv ecilh 7a 8 o a4 uy oy 4 wl, Chair taken at & o clock ine Ar- jto entertain Ci Proposition, remark - . . . , : 7 ] ¥Y priva band has been engaged. ing that Whole ’ } fen mieh > send Like .7. r i il iA { | ‘i LN’ N ‘ j | ENTERTAINMENT.-~-On Monday evening,!woull send the Conservative party to at N after the regular business of St. Lawrence’ much worse place. It is stated that the; . _ + ° . : i » tof) Lodge, ; oO FF. s disposed of, i mu Le rnment refus , On a former occasion, | \ : ' — 7 . . . ? >} . I tt t sealiana literary entertainment will b to cept the. proposition now submitted DY : { : held to which all o lows are welcome. jthe ©. P. RB., suse of Sir Donald Smith's at : : ; : ‘ ial aoa Me _— F , i - wiouarawsl rom the oceanDd steamship Bankine Of ‘ n | fier De

? 7 : s+ : Bois, CaTUUNCLSS, AllU ic! sin eruptions scueme. pi ) By : r ot t Doarad incicate that the system is endeavoring te re- — ti 4 \ os %

: ‘ 3" . : ; _— : . VV i sma ject polsoucus ackis, and that Ayer's Sarsa- ] hey ire Satisfied. | : _

. e e . ee . : ‘ ho 5 eot } 7. pacilla is imperatively needed, It is the mos 7 pmennens reMAble of all blood medicines. Ask your drug Paris, Nov. 22. tet fou io ; ee i - , eee tee aa or me ste . ; gist for it, and take no other. } The Herald's Huropean edition says that A 7 i 175 A #4 * £5 *

oe = . : : . ‘. = * 4 res ‘ ee moderate republicans are satistied with the Lon Ld Lf dy bu. . Soced ie Avriern DaAMAGES.—An action for $10,000 : ; : es iced <anad © fos oP . . oes ainisterial declaration of M. irar und damayeshas been taken against L'Electeur, 1: c ; an ; cabinet for baving expressed a deter- O}

the chief Grit organ in Quebec, by the prop- rietor of La Minerve, a leading Conservative Journal, because of an article accusing Sir Hector Langevin , Sir Adolphe Caron and J | &'Y the separation ot church Tasse vith selling La Minerve to the Orange- | ana state constitutional revision men. nd other salient planks in the radical plat- > form. It is stated that the recent elections A Turiyvixne Tows.—The Times reports hive convinced the Comte de Paris of the that building operations in Moncton this year uselessness of any attempt under present will total up something like $225,000—about | ¢jrcumstances for a monarchial resturation twice as much as last year. Of this sum about $100,000 is being spent in the extension | of railway works, $25,000 for a new school. | bouse, aud the balance for the enlargement of the sugar refinery, and other improvements.

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Another Revolution Reported. Lonpon, Nov. 22. |} Persistent rumors were afloat in London sai , to-day that a revolution was in progress in Monasss ..crive.—The St. John Sun | the island of Cuba. Despatches from Paris says: There is at present an agtive de-/ reports that the same rumors are current mand for molasses in this market, and the there, It is impossible to trace the rumors stocks are rather light tor this time of the | ee any definite source. The strict censor- : - : . ; R ’ , . ° 2 > = ™ . e nt . ‘ we farnba 1 & Co. have just finished discharg- iship of the news despatches at Havana ren- ing 300 puncheons from the brigt. Ed-| ders it possible for a revolutionary ameve- } . o- - Ss i x “ae S - a © . mund, aud oe 200 qf those were mold inant te: get under way in the island before fromm he Tart. 4 i detinite intelligence can reach the outside

a te : |world, The rumors are not credited. MonTReat’s Caryivat.—There will be no}

regular winter carvival at Montreal this year;; What an Examination Showed. but, instead, the Tuque Bleu Snow Shoe Club | : .

—the pioneers of that pastime—will celebrate | ee Pee SS Nov. 22 its fiftieth anniversary. The celebration,| Rae oer nee Seng every + ane which will begin on the 4th February, and | The wrecked schr. Annie G., towed in will be concluded on the 9th, will embrace , here capsized, was turned over to-day and the illumination pf tobacgon slides, Montreal | taken to a wharf. Appearances indicate snow shoe racea;« including # ladies’ race, | that she was run down by some other ves- open t the world, annual winter games of the | sel instead of having been on the rocks. Montreal amateur athletic association, and | 'The bottom is uninjured, but the upper jubilee dinner at the Windsor. | forward part of the bow is gone, and the er . .,. {masts and rigging not cut away, as was McsicaL.—Messrs. Miller Bros. of this city, | supposed. The cabin is intact, but the musiv dealers, have recently supplied the} ,,jley is gone. No bodies were to be found Convents ef Notre Dame and St, Joseph, of |°, ° 5 ns ; . about her. this city, with three very fine tone Heintzman | pianos. The above class of pianos have been before the public for about forty years and have acquired an established reputation, being used very extensively at most of the public institutions, where good tone and lasting qualities are required. al Nibdibenhirei Exvecrric Ligutine.—The cost of elec- tric lighting in various towns and cities is as follows : Moncton, 30 lights, 35 cents Mian. Sore Ny nightly; Montreal, 900 lights, 40 cents) —— nightly; Toronto, 62} cents, third class; | Quebec, 40 cents, water power provided | free; Ottawa, 25 cents, water power free; | Orrawa, Nov. 22. Halifax, 214 conts, 3rd class of 1200| Mr. Colby, M. P. for Stanstead, arrived candles and low tension; Winnipeg, 75jhere to-day. He will likely be sworn in as cents; St. Catharine’s, 40 cents; Peter-} Cabinet Minister next week. borough, $1.20 per pole yearly; Hamilton, | $1.15 per pole yearly. - Istayy Trape.—A Shediac correspondent writes te the Moncton Times: Tie shipments | : oe of Isl snd produce are Very lay ye this year, but | Generally cioucy and showe ry, not much one noticeable feature of the trade is the in-| change in temperature. creasing proportion for points in New Bruns- wick and Nova Scetia This year fully two thirds of all the Isiand produce brought over | here has been for points within the provinces, | Formerly all the horses went to the States; this year one-third of nearly all the Island) ~~~ aa horses remained in the provinces, a many going to Amherst and other parts of Nova Scotia,

Not a Warlike Utterances., Sr. Perersspure, Noy. 22. | The Czar visited the artillery school yes- ,terday. He spoke of the distinction of Rus- sian artillery cn the battlefield in the past and said he hoped the occasion would not soon arrive to test it in the future, adding '** May the Lord preserve us from that

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Toronto, Nov. 23.—19 a. m.

BikTHh. In this city, on the 2lst inst., the wife of Dr. S. R. Jenkins, of a daughter.

A ht LS. tt ES IO TO ON AT,

MAR REE GS. At the residence of the bride’s brother, Mr. |'D. A. Bruce, Ch’tewn, on the 20th inst., by - iRev. J. A. Gordon, Mr. James Cringe, of fur Lycevjt.—** Jessie Vere,” an English | St. Catherine’s, Lot 45, and Flora Bruce, of drama of mach pathos and sentiment, was Valleyfield, Lot 59. performed by the Boston Comedy Co. last; Atthe Wanzer Honse, Charlottetown, on night, to # very good bouse. The@*play gave the 29th iust., by the Rev. J. A. Gordon, great pleasure to the audience, Who were de-| Robert Percival Trowsdale, Crapaud, Lot 29, lichted with the skillful manner with which | and Margaret Stewart, of North Wiltshire. the members of the company handled their | —~—— a en —- parts. Miss Grey's Jessie was sweet anc | DIEb. ebarming, and Messrs. Mills, Benn, Marsh, In this city, this (Saturday) afternoon, John soble, Carroll and W ebber, and Misses Clif- ! McAre®@ aged oy years May his soul aaah in ton and Mather and Little Pearl Clifton were |, leuia a os = all that could be desired, Tonight, for the | (Funeral will leave the residence of Mr. J. oo mip nec city, the “ Lancashire Lass” | 7 ° Trainor, Upper Queen Street, at 8.45 on play Monday morning for St. Dunstan’s Cathedral,

; ee a . . ., |}thence to Roman Catholic Cemetery. MONTREAL's Surppinc TRape.— Navigation | , qoyemneenytt paren emeneecnm

is practically closed at Montreal, says a des- | —— pat h of the 20th. There haa been a slight | HC) in 7 falli Z off in the number of steamships this sa son, Dut their tonnage ig the highest on re-! a cord. Sailing vessels increased slightly in} 5 number but the tonnage was Jess The cattle exported have increased to 85,537 from Gi, | Licinentt ees oy ist year, and the exports of sheep number

Sijagainst 46,223 last vyedr. A singular! ‘ a & r luct is that river vesse's have brought own Johnson % Cough yrup, almost exclusively American grain, which is) more and more choosing this route while the

Can “lan grain g es by rail.

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—PREPARED BY-—

Pox tux Weak ann Laneuip.—Campbell’s | HN Ueef, fron and Wine is one of the best rien, ARTHUR S. JO SON, Dostersing many nutritive and strengthening Gnaaties, Is recommended by the leading

ana ARMACIST Shel rare” sens)... 5 MAARMACENT, © will give instant relief. See that you ‘Corner Kent aud Prince Strects.

House and Lot on Sydney Street, in Charlottetown.

IE undersigned is instructed by the E-xecutors of the Estate of the late George re, dec ased, to sell by Acction, on the premises, in Cha

ie aoe . riotletowa,

On Friday, 29th November, AT 12 O'CLOCK, NOON,

All that Dwelling Howse and piece of Land on Sidney Street, Charlottetown, formerly owned and occupied as a residence by the late George Brace, h wing a front of 53 feet on Sidney Street, and extending back 80 feet, and-is art of Town Lot Number Seven, in the Second Huudred of Town Lots.

The Bouse isin good conditiongend the pro- perty f¥'a walaable one.

For particulars as tu title, efe., apply at the office ot Stewart & MacNeill, Solicitors, Char- lottetown.

ROBERT BE.

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FRED. E. MORRIS,

—~DEALER IN—

x VN4AVEVGD Bd : { ¥ SLECERICAL GOODS KLECERICAL a ; Cor. Queen and Water Sts., CHARLOTTETOWN, - -.- - P,E. ISLAND, H4s always on hand Electric Bells, Annun-

eciators, Burglar Alarms, Medical Batteries, Kivetric Motors—for ruaning Sewing Machines, Coffee Mills, &«.,—and all kinds of Electric Gas Lighting Apparatus. Fitting up Houses and Repairing Instruments a Specialty. All work guaranteed,

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BARGAINS PIANOS. ORGANS,

ii ‘ re e ea e : oe Sewing Piachines,

eet

MILLER BROTHERS.

Gusen Street, Shariottetown,

PIANOS, in price

wards,

from $250 and up-

ORGANS, in price trom $65 and upward.

SEWING from $25 and upwards. Intending purchasers wil!

and inspect our large stock,

MACHINES, in price

arirye

MiLLs i

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Que n Street, Chhariottetown.

Agencies :—Jamesa Seaman, W. EK. Seott, Alberton

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CAMPBELL’S | Beef, fron and Wine

S recommended by leading Physicians every- where, aud is recognized as one of the best

tonies of the day, asit possesses all the nutritive

qualities of the severe] strength-giving materials

of which it is compos.d. specially valuable

for invalids. ar

If you feel weak and languid, just try a bottls

of Campbell’s Beef, tron and Wixe, and you will

find instant relief. :

To insure benefit from this justly popular pre-

paration, be sure you asx your druggist for

Campbell’s Beet, Iroa and Wine.

Wor sale at

DODD’s MEDICAL HALL.

Summerside

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DRESSMAKING.

% York, wishes to notify her customers that

DorcheaterStreets. Ladies wanting to learn my perfect system of Dress Cutting and Drapiag (french bias) in the latest stvles, can be taught. | We invite the ladies of Charloitetown, and those who céme to our city, te call.

and as many more visitors,

shortest notice. 4i—novid

R rer. |

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Vy ANYVED AT ONCE.-—A geod, smart, steady M. STEVENSON, Kichmond Street.

HW ANTED.—A ¥ Apply at th

lL. UXENHAM.

LICE O'BRIEN, inst returned from New | = LEYT.—That desirable Residence situate ou 4 + 44% ou p© ~ ‘ . sue has taken Rooms on the corner of Prince and Mack inlay.

on the premises.

We have commo- | j diows rooms, and can mocommnatene Cie: Sens McLeod & Slewart's, Prince Street, will Millincry done 4 | promptly attended to.- Joun Moinsts.

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NOVEMBER 23 1829

reguiar WALK OVER, but it makes us the of Low Prices. Overceats from $1.90 to $14.00. Keefers from $1.73 to $12.00. Suits from ddc. to $12.00. Ladies’ Ulster Cloth and Ladies’ Dress Goods at from 40 to 20 per cent less than regular prices HOW WE DID VEF.~--"Phe whole secret of our suc- cess lies in the fact that we offer what the people want,

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PATON & CO.

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made Reefers and Overcoats,

WO BETIBe VALUE 2a Te Cltz.

SEE o8TR

Boys’ Suits,

Reefers and

Men’s OQvercoats.

ili Pay You. JAMES

PATON & CO. QEEEN SQUARE,

eer acy se

iE PEOPLE?

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cked Our High Pricest of the Field.

hem out the first strike. It was a

Cham-

ased our stock at prices that defy the

competition of the world, we can sell better goods at

any other house. Try us and be

MACDONALD,

wky QUEEN STREET.

Labrador herring.

LABRADOR HERRING, now

schooner ‘ Mary Mack.”

For sale by

JOHN KELLY, American Honse, Dorchester Street.

Warehouse—Welsh & Owen's Brick Build-

ng, Water Street. tf{—oct29

RIME landing ex Every barre) warranted.

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eX7ANTED.—For the month of December, a W young girl who has had some experience in a store, io sell Fancy Goods, suitable for Christmes presente, in this city. Appiy by letter to * A. ks,” P. O. bux 586, Charlottetown.

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RT ANTHD.—By a young man holding @ com- mercial diploma, a situation a3 Book-

keeper or Clerk in an office. Apply at this office.

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Apply at once to

Servant,

IT ANTED.—-A W Mas. C. B. MACNEIUL, Great George Street.

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WANTED.—A Cook, No washing. Apply at

this office. té —novel —

girl for general housework, Apply to Maks. tfi—nov21

general servant. No washing : nor2i

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18 OLUlCS.

f OUSE TO LET, containing five rooms, on

Fitzroy Surect, in good order. Apply to tf—nov2l TANTED,—A gova Milch Cow. Apply to LAURENCE W. WATSON, Queen Street. novis

the corner of Kusion and Weymouth Streets, present in the oceupation of Mrs, Thomas Possession immediately. knguire if—novid

TOW IS THE TIME to get your hoase banked for the winter. Two hundrec and filly oads of Seaweed on hand. Al! orcers left at e

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ask for and get Campbell's Beef, Lron b and | Wine, auv Olyec ws 7

OQ LET.--Dwelling House on corner of Pownal and Kent Sireets. Ap viy to Taos, W ODL

IANO FOR ®ALE at a bargain, if applied fer

.£) KE are giving Great Bargains in CHAIRS. A fine assort- e/a a ae ae ns ; : vi ment of Rattan Chairs, Rockers, Dining Room, Smoking and Easy Chairs. Call and see our stock.

MAREK WRIGHT & CO.

Charlottetown, Nov. 15, 1S89.

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Our Stock of Fall and Winter Goods is now complete, and we cali the attention of our cus- tomers aud the public generally te the im- mense bargains we are Offering in Gents’ Underwear, Shirts, Csliars, Ties. Uuff Buttons, Shirt Studs, Breastpins, Silk Handkerchiefs, ‘Suspenders, &e. .

We have a very fancy lot ef Cloths, in Naps, | Meltons, Suitings, ae., which we will dispose of at our usual low prices.

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