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~ + , : ae eer ai) UG he Surin Gx QUE v| ' EW : c ° We Laugh, You Laugh, They A Chapter of Accidents. Boston Markets. } is issued every evening b : Fe : A workman named Quimby, in Mr, Gib- Boston, Sept. 22. g by i. t (} U NS i lI ST (jPt & Laugi, Everybody Laughs son’s Mills, Fredericton, N. B., lost the] Porarors—There has been a iiberal sup- e|

VOL. 19.—NO. 107.

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The Examiner Publishing (Qo. | 4 : at Cet hand a few days ago, in a ply af Potatoes the past few days, and 1

. : Who Sees Gur Splendid Bargains, |)*¢"!'ng machine. ; priees are easy. _ Eastern Rose have been et

fiom thetr offes, corner of Water and | —-— AT —— During the past five months between two|selling at 50c., and Hebrons at 5B5c. per i Grea’ George Streete, Charlottetown, i :

and three hundred persons” have ieee panies. Northern Rose and Hebrons at

Prince Edward Teland, New and Exclusive Styles, Latest killed in Minnesota, Dakota, and Montana

i 2 a 9 ntana | 45¢,, and Northern Burbanks at 48 to 50c. —RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION— E2 VE a q ’ Tie KK A BD ) ; ny ‘ y ; j a ) by atmospheric electricity and tornadoes. Swéets are quiet at $1.50 to $2 per bbl. ; " e a oe - i a 4 EL ~7@ Noveltis, Finest Quaiities in Sea Eeos—-The market maimtains a firm tone, i

Six months. ... aa $2.50; : On Wednesday night last a well-dressed : - . ¥ ef fee eer ececcvcnccee Ge on sonabie foods for Fall and Winter, lad cnesday nig civ a at Sieck’ and fresh stock is well sold up.¢ Eastern H rh PAs os + -sdvepeeatt 1.26) nneane ady and gentieman registered at Siecks! . 435 command 20c., and Eastern fi 4} Ole WN nbs . fececksbilcichnctixi. * a ’ Hotel, New York, as Mr. Reilly and wife. | ja) 4, 'p E. aad sold r Site ak Advertising at moderate rates. Rew B>a "as Gs i . y rq JUS? OPENED and selung at phengnenal/Upon retiring they blew out the gas, and 18: t a Me a iT i: Mg a. Ginttinan tet te f thi t es8 GOOUS, ew Ca shmeres, prices during the dull season in harvest :— next morning were found dead in bed 191 sf bod yoy ee on ay» = : TT ne BOS EOUTDY, GUAT). , Men‘s Black Suits, $6 50, up ° F 95c. is asked e best marks at the teriv. hi: if-yearly, ‘ yearly ive a Pp r - } » r . ‘ . ee ,» UD. ‘ : , : a BP my. halt zearir, ov yearly stvertionmeans, |New Vel vets, | New Corsets, Bens Fine ince Warsi. 82, up Christopher Patriquin of Trump, N. 8..[1am6 i We w Ribbe ns . | Ne Fl 1 Men’s Fal! Ali-wooi Suits, $5.75. up. aged 68 years, was accidentally shot whilst mentite spate: aeilrumags, tates mackere rom t Ap PERN. New annels, Youth's Suits, $4.75, up. taking a load out of agun on Wednesday the provinces sineo last Friday foot up Men's very heavy Winter Pants, $1.25, up. about 5,000 brls. Market contipues firm,

ALMANAC FOR SEPTEMBER } | yy i :

MLA AU Ub OBL its ' 1886 »uy «Fe iy Men‘s All-woui heavy Pauts, $1.75, up. evening. The abdominal wall was tern , ' Aew Buttons, | Rew TPweeds, Unlld'y Suite at encrifice, oway, feving dive bostela: groan aie

Men's Shirts and Drawers, 32cts, up. lived im ayony for one hour.

with a good demand. Sales of unculied at $11 to $12 per bri, and some iate receipts

.S CHANGES

, ® . Men‘s scariet shirts and Drawers, 6 cts, up. held higher. Several Bay ‘trips have ar . . ; . . 4 ‘ rabi i ave ar- $ First Quarter 5th day, 4! Sisk... wo. m.. Bie. | — il ¢ ( h t L Men‘s Neck wear in variety, 10cis, up. + tte bd ahi . F " oo ; a m or. : ir “ - F ) : Ys My A | a... ; m., ag ro S ine cA eg ss rices Men's Braces, I6cts. to $1 a puir. A North Sydney despatch says that the | rived, and sa rule at $15 to $14 with bri. 4 ri Ww ee eee eee hae Sek oT Saree eeeeee Pinna oiie oo Set American fishing epee re rece pos } Not much dome in inspected lots of Bay . LOY OriZon., } Mens Knit an annel Shirts, $75cts, up. y ay 5 ived there. She lost cea nk ciel teal Cel ane ai we i. ; Last Quarter 20th day, |lh., 43.2m.. p.m., FE. Heads AT a Men's Keyaita Shirts at coct, ; avorth Bay, pen: ATEN os . > i . rf oe rel, et ite ta ek eae ey — } New Moon 27th day, 5h, 6.1m p. m., W Men’s White Untaundried Shirts, 50cts, up. jibboom, seine bout and dories, and split! [ast quotations were $9 to 310 for No. 3; a oo! ne Heavy Horse biankets, $1.60, up, her foresail. She is 14 weeks from home, !g¢g wo $13 for No. 2: and $16 to $9% fo +

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: ‘ dina : fear : 2s ‘ i A iciiiieliiedinanaiiill ae a * i tt ££ SAT a { Stylish Carriage Blankets, $3,up. © ‘ ee ae to te ruhnlane sas as

- ' Sus Sun |Moon High'Day s oD g Cd va A q) & ‘ | wy i 9 & White and Colored Bed Biankets. low prices. has 300 barrels of mackerel, and will repair No. 1. _ Blosters Tun Up Lo Boo per bri 4

4, VAY OF WEEK , ; ° BY 8 ale ee * A 3 Large Stock of Ladies’ Corsets, i0cts a pair, up. | there. {Helos of late caught 1885 No. 2 at 88 to $Y }

rises sets | rises ‘water| len’h | , Tt - ‘ = , Another stock of Dent's Kid Gioves, 85cts. a

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er bri, and these are now the cheapest

: 1: Ta TDD 1 mh mimorn morn h m TUG xt rh .an pair. On Tuesday afternoon, asthe ship Wil-ji a 1, Wednesday > 256 34 9 0}01313 9 © UBRBEHN STREET. oe seenersy. 10cts. a pair, up. liam Tapscatt was getting under way at St. jgrades on the market. The Bay fleet are ee ee ern ee Oe ae ; or ste Very large stock of Faii i weeds, 45cts, up. mm be oe ‘ . ‘arte arriving home wi Q rerage "e vt 2) Thursday 27, 32:10 12) 0 33 5| Ch’'town, August 26—dy wy Tailoring done this month at extraordinary |John, N. B., one of the sailors fell from the a ul ‘ot g home with oman average fares . 3) Friday S3' Will 2): 1 2|);---—— --- “— Now is the time to yet your fali clothes, upper foretopsail yard into the water. He am there 18 ho prospect of more i:arge i 4 ' ” ee > Oro aw) chea , 4 . é S Season. ‘ 1@ tote ACW Y lark e! 4 Lay = = ult t= 12 ov | ea Trunks, S5cts, up. struck the water with such force that he! : ae opto : ; a nd eng Eng and ‘ 0) SanGcay 30, 26) 1 29) 3 18) = 36 | ‘ . “er s Large Vaiises, 9octs, up. lost consciousness, but was rescued in time | CC® 0 Gate is only vi,cod biis, AS made + 6 wbonday oe st 2 25) 25 ve @ e& ; ne finest stock of Umbrellas ever ex ted in a = up by the oston Fish Bureau, as acains . ee 36) 3 23) 42 4 a ; Tue a ) I hibited in | +. save his life p by the Boston Fish B . ; 7| Cuesday 33; 22! 3 13) 5 46 19} ES = this market, Hocts, up. & ; 250,302 brls for the same time last year, a e a 2 ! 2 - inl ee ; NeW Fall Unioas and Drvggets. 25cts, up. A son of Mr. William Roach was seriously a : aah. on & i . ae = on. ‘3 Be . iL. Men’s Rabber Coats, $2 75, up. . fee ae nm Ma ‘River dehcioncy of about 200,000 bris. Of this Rl ) Thursday 36, 19' 4 35) 7 59 13 | | SAS g Shirting Flaunels, i6ets, up. injured on Monday last, at Main huver, season’s catch, only 8,726 bris were caught 19 sy 3" 71s O18 46 10} Yarns~ali shades and makes, Hats, &c. Kent County, N. B. He was engaged onthe American shore. The balance : Ae 3a irday s aS 5 39 O 26 37 | 83 QUEEN C4 TREES is hauling hemlock bark, and by ee means 42533 bris. were brought from the Bay. ik . tay ; d ) iu @ ° tout Aha , . oke ; TOUNE | ry 2; . ; * ~ as + : Lay o 21 oa f A 25 ai | ae ° Ror Your Cabp Kor ur Coke I the binding pole =r, striking yo ng he jobbing trade is fair, but country a sth ey « rs | y 0 ac : . : , 7 y es : ; , 49° (10 ; O11 : Qe | ‘tection eneen sane eee ' { Uy gy Roach in the stomac - aificting wou dealeis do not respond freely to the advanced . ' - £3 8| 7 25/11 38 25 | os , ( nf 4 c k that may yet prove fatal. prices. Codfish are in liberal supply and sf : ; z a a NY ‘ y . : le ; low ives Ss > iekla Cura . 16) Phared i cist > BARGAINS! BARGAINS ! QVUDGSS SaXs Albert Higgins, of Onslow, N.S., died }#ule at low prices. Sales of pickle cured 4 17| Friday 16 1182 : 43 ~~ Come and Save Money on Tuesday last, from the effects of a kick | 82.374 for larwe: anil D y - $2.25 to 8 BO { 13) saturday 176 2) 8 56 10 o| ’ lw PTA 7% - —" is horse, three weeks ago. At the/|**-043 TOF targe; and Mr) —— 7 "! 19 San y 4S | 9 37) 2 ] }2} a) 4 ) R ee KDE L ‘a MB Hi, R ONLY. — froin his h ree, tl ars as 8 li itt " per qtl. Good shore codnish command 83 Ad seats «OE AS Bw 4 post mortem eXamination the liver was|ho°oi J ; es 7 : 7 7 oa ; = 7 a a REITTD BROS found to be ruptured, and the doctors now | *?-?? Per qh. 4 - Ve . _ a RO Bd = wn | 8 98 = ° 4 Laree Lot of WOOL TWEEDS ee ~- | wonder how he lived so long. He leaves Ol sitive la mos tee ee at eal Tifhreday <3! =9| 9 911 6 S4ill 59 A LAPS LOL O ia CAMERON BLOOK. widow, a smal] family and an aged father.| Uniting England and Amerires. oa 2 i nurs by vo nape 2 ; us i ~~ , ‘ {TRUER ‘ . o i 24{ Friday ol 54) 50) 129) 8 7 56 ee Se ULSTER CLOTHS, Ch'town, August 25, 1886--3moes The Chatham, N. B., Advance says: As ee ee ee eee i 25) Saturday | 55) 47) 243, 9 2 52 MyPe! py, ‘ 74) it we go to press, advices from Doaktown ae sade! Bead Oe ae Bie bs| Sanday sal 45135919 50| 49 ve ee GENTS’ UNDERCLOTHIN G, thee the Pat that two charges of dyna-| gated oar ns on ae rength | ¥7| Monday 58' 43) 5 16/10 32 45 Yoo gt ‘ REGULAR TRADERS ne yee by lof @ New York special last Friday to the 1 0; 41] 6 3211 13 41 | e € DRE SS GOODS, P ne wueh Ot a a ae — effect that the Prince of Wales and his con- ‘ ~ Lu ‘ - * 2 sy" MK - . ° ao Bo) WW | at els SS 4 se ™ PANCY PRINT nant Se T - oe z ; sort have decided that their son Prince SE ie is eel on AL ATS. town Railway Bridge, on Tuesday night, ~ie ; 30) J hursday 6 2/5 33) 9 10morn |11 36 practically dastrotind thé. Ganka of. the Albert Victor should marry an American . i i . 1 = ‘er ‘ AC < y f \ g . ese ‘ siti Ae . eave" ' Balance of CRETONNES chords and rendering the re-erection of the wife. The reasons given for the decision a - | were the opposition of the English populace ae . ot ee nt A temporary supports and the reconstruction to sny more German, alliances, the paucity . | # ; ’ cent ~y. ~ / : é é é CON, a + PACKER HOUSE LARGELY REDUCED FOR CASH. ike codstomaasy. ee en morycermanalinnas Ge poacty” rats Loa ERO A distressing and fatal accident occurred | and the bitter opposition to Catholics be- a 2 : . ce aie a ‘ os . i at Lower Village, Richibucts&j Kent Co., | coming connect ith the English Gov- ‘th Gf ease} a | ; Tw N. B., a few days ago. A lad, twelrs;ernment. In addition to this, it is also hl 1 | a Shs @ Liban Ce Ge w ’ 3 @ years of age, son of Marcel Arseneaw, was stated that the imarital union of England nett | alcina +: 5 ; a * , ayes ras gomea tit » ; ° 5 ri ac . Tt e | Ch’town, Sept 1—wky taking a horse to the pasture. The rope and America w as some time since sugg: t i ; was fastened around the iad’s body. The e1 by Lord Beaconsfield. There was mys- att! 8 ee horse became frightened by a dog, ran tery, however, in connection with the iden- gt I y & ‘ f 3 ITIN away and dragged the boy after him for a tity of the American lady said to have atl BRIGANTINE y SS y d J i aa tea 44 Li 5 distance of two hundred -yards. The lad’s been selected as the Prince’s bride, but a it 8 = any \ , head and body were frightfully ‘Wtilated, ' Pittsburg gentleman who has just returned if { Hiehiy Recommended, 3 Be nt, € g A b i | so much so that he survived only a few from New York is authority for the infer- afl! _. s | ~ ° L. KICKHAM,. COMMANDER hours. | mation that the lady in the case is Miss it if ote | : oo ae oe : The recent gale on the Labrador coast Jennie Chamberlain, of Cleveland, whose R . | yILL "ROM * 7 - ° ‘fh »> hae eraata scum teal’ eat 40 WS PER POUND IN BULK oo WILL SaIL FRO has involved more destruction to property beauty has roene 4 soneation, on Bie A . : wv y ‘Ipe » r at & atittin’ > a Northe continents. e says, while in New ork 7 Bei | see he oe ee ee Liverpogt te, Curr eeione, See a are ae ate Driltdhy eclusonses ehtte ‘he Foport was ‘privitely” Gincdatea'im the al abrador coas re schooners wer , . ae siete ae rae ‘ - to do so, will clear out at prices that must Direct, About the 15th SEPTEMBER, Next. | totally lost. Only three lives were lost. — social circles that she and Albert Be ERs ; z x a wy ; a , a ‘ictor became engaged while she was in ; sell them. all remains of summer stock. AND BARK The vessels were fish laden. One Grand | ee : g s Toke oes al aes 6% Banker was cut down by an ocean steamer | Europe ast winter. A Leader reporter was a, Aug. 6, 86 ECONOMICAL buyers will do well to call ie oe) S$ B. i i = 33 off Cape Race. Hundreds of famishing , ent to ie to investigate os tele- an cs: aceon i families are at present hurrying from the | gtaphs. 1e same rumor prevails among 2» ome e. ¢ secure the bargains we are 2 families are at } yg 5 i Be wine 2 alia a ‘Sang Er tn gh eubectbroar oS R. RENDBLE, Commander, French shore into the mining settlements Society people am that city. Miss C ham be r- j offering, in ends of silks, dress goods and y of Notre Dame Bay. ain is now in Scotland, and in an interview i i WILL SAIL FROM ' with her father, that gentleman disclaimed ¥ cotton goods. Our prices for cotton flan- ‘ vie A terrible wind storm, accompanied by | any knowledge of the betrothal. nels, all-wool flannels, ginghams, etc., Liverpool for 4 harlottetown, ee Tice gl ll er aaa oe ccm ileal ish : x SD . x = le s Aso 3 5 / “| ‘ must please you. Call and see them for Direct, about the 25th SEPTEMBER. from Wilkesbarre, Pa., on Monday even. Another Good Man Gone Wrong.

Carrying Freight at Through Rates to Pictou,|ing, and wrought great havoc. Nearly

vourse d save money by buying at eight at : Pa? : ‘ yourself an 7, "9 Ai Georgetown, Souris, Summerside, and Shediac. |eyery building in the village was damaged.

The city of Portland, Me., is profoundly

once. For freight or passage apply in London to | Sixteen houses standing on a hill above the agitated, and = F ment ee

i Joh Pitcairn & Sons, 16 Great Winchester | village was totally demolished and swept defalcation of Mr. Wim. Kk. Gould, cashier BEER BROS. Street ; in Liverpool to Pitcairn Brothers, 51 og nak , arian Of the First Navional Bank, the amount of

| South John Street, or here to the owners, away. They were occupied by Hungarian the deficit being supposed to be all the way

i . ’ zh i > afic ‘Ings se oO » . ay

August 17, '86. laborers in the mines, who had to fly for “© “ g sup] vay

PEAKE BRGS. & Ce. their lives, losing all they had, Several from $87,000 to $150,000. ‘The money has

“5 O N | sersons were badly bruised and hurt, but! beea spent in Wall street speculations. . Ch’town, Aug. 14, 1886—eod tf Ps Ne fine was also felt, @0uld was held up as an exemplary

no one was killed.

’ pea : ‘ ritize : ras, ft ‘ Poriiay — a - _——$—$$— a =—== 1 at Wanomie and Morgantown, and s0mne | Oats Aas He it ~~ iy ee, al pn a's _ —

UE iEMENS harlottetown Steam Ladndry }e-msze was done in them. ldespatch, yuite a ‘literary stritont ans aU EUR ARRANG EMEN al 7+ (j r Wil ve ii — lhad fitted up an elegant library in his ietatesiiebiin A few days ago Thos. McFariand and! palatial State street residence. He was

anc ames Sullivan had a very narrow escape, prominent Congregationalist and oftc? Ty AL ACK STEAMERS seb Opeton : James Sullive 1 ha a’ y a p ia prc ent ngregation ali md often no dece “Sed ~ ’ | iii 7 from being killed. They were at work in supplied pulpits In the supurbs, lectured on OF THE Mark Wright « Co, Furuitare Ware- the sand pit at Silver Falls, N. B., when a io mmercial and literary subjects um local

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~ aTiO Ma L 8 3 TH room, King Square. slide of about fifty {cet took place. The} and sometimes in college « irs 8, spoke on ii ni wh sWe . v men were completely buried and for a time | temperance occasionally, and stood high in - , Fr it was generally believed that neither would Pa, M. C. A. circles. Gould is held under Leave St. John for Boston, via Eastport and Port AGENCIES : be got out alive. Word was passed around jarrest in a civil suit by the bank awaiting

iani. every Monday, Wednesday ae Waw7son Blicck. |G. H. HASZARD‘S Book Store, Queen Street. what had occurred, and ina short time a]the action of the corporation. It is sald he

oe ee se John at So’clock every Saturday night G. T. DAVIES, American Clothing Store, S'Side |}, .58 number of men living in the vicinity | first commenced to take funds of the bank JOt al o¢ on Je + o ‘

for .. i . hy were at work digging McFarland and Sul-|as far back as 1882, and has continued the , ee ; . ia lty. |livan out. The work was proceeded with un-| practice ever since. Gen. Neal Dow is on BOSsSTO D cT.: VAT WW Gents’ Goods a Specialty. |1i rh m-| practice ever since . Neal I Ss N ! R E ' a INT 2! oe BG PA Ee, a ty RB I j J der much difficulty, as the sand kept slid- his bonds for $20,000 and the same will be Ware from Charlottetowa to Boston, 36,50, 2nd ’ an Ch'town, Sep. 6, 1886. ing into the pit until fence pickets were} paid to the bank. class ; $0.50, Ist class. | . a0 . procured to prevent further slides. Sulli- neat tae ti ait ‘or tickets and other information apply to . : ‘ ; sty é e very LOWEST > as fi 2scue at des 5 . 7 a . 7 Sa , F. W. HALES, { | A 7s, ot the Latest Oby les, at th y van was first rescued, not a great deal the Railway Earnings.

*> 2 ay. P, KE. L. Steam Nav. Co. PRICES 1829 = = s 1 SRG. worse of his experience, but — .

" or to your nearest Ticket Agent. r vs : a s ‘ , : . was nearly three-quarters of an hour la tie! The Montreal Gazette remarks that one

May 7, 1886—eod wky | Fay RS, of all kinds, Clean ad, Dy ed. al tered and Repaired, i & K x KNN ) pit. W a. out - in "t a very ©*-lofthe most encouraging and convincing rT TAQ , naid i 4 ’ ° ’ hausted condition. e has, however, re-|.;, £ the renewal of trade « this con

; GHOST C: PRICES paid for Raw Furs. ae aCe 1 oe signs of the renewal of trade on this con

se 4 ik 3° 23 i) 3é & 4 14D.» HIGH est JASH mk Dry fs,0ds8 and Shipping, covered all right. tinent is found in the steady increase in

; ran of ie vailwey earnings since the opening of the

: 7 ’ - JALLFAX, CANADA, A new way to pay old debts. Shakespeare . ; : 1mMwT en, i Tr, - HA ; A new way to pay I eas. Seventy-three roads seporting for : GIN y R A. : - : ‘ rw a tT & a 2 tells how this can be accomplished in one of onal eventy-three rads ye aa

ae - arid August, having a mileage of 53,287 mm ves, his immortal plays; but debts to nature must Aug oo a

‘ . ’ J DOL , ia ; lene ts ; » al mileave cof a) y rain Mg h f Ch’ town May 4 TS86 ray & K K NN be paid : demand less day f vrace be or over 40 per cent of the total mileage

n Hi wha, . i in } 2 paid vn demand, unless days of grace be ee a i 24. - UGH issién srcnal 5, Sr , ° A 9lobtained through the use of Dr. Pierce's the country, show gross earnings of ®

the

a = : : : : ‘ >. the very large increase of $3,-

. - = Golden Medical Discovery. It is not a ‘cure 939, 906, oOo! the very ne : . : :

(21 ATLANTIC AVENUE, — . i tea vcabl for sls thow tachi, | 740,245 a compared with. the corenznd , Shin Owners and Brokers, asthma, catarrh, consumption, and all diseases | ing month last year, and sixty-elg ee

ke Ss a > i traffic receipts have been i " MAS Ss. “ of the pulmonary and other organs, caused by} whose returns of tra -— 83 O* FORM General 0 mmission Merchants, prt or bad blood. Scrofulous ulcers,} made, show an aggregate increase in carn- ' \ iait a a swellings and tumors are caused by its! ings of $13,995,346 for the eight months Kiros and Produce a Specialty. iGi GRESHAM HOUSE, wonderiul alterative action. Dy druggists. ending August 31, It is a matter of signi- 7

saw lely 1b—dly whly | Bishopsgate @treet, sodiintaieongeaan : i 3 -— LONDON, E. C., BARTLETT PzARS, Purple and Green Grapes

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fieance and eatisfaction tuat the most nota ble gains for the year have been made ! the two great Caaadicu ue Grand

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ie ile ‘ain mons. Apples, &c., at beer « : England. Grange, en so 2i—sept23 Trunk showiliy an inerea ight

a ” N ¥ U yr ore us R B Nii} HO i. | s Y = Ur Scotts and Vanghangs Codes Cae re nana an ae ‘ec sel]. | months of $1,121.393, and the Canadian oe - wv Oo March 29 1886. A VERY LARGE number ot Tea Sets are seil-) if an increase of $991,798. These

: hen . Ta » new lots soon to]. ; ; aad ing cheap, to make room Tor new 4 P Scures. to quote the language of the Fail- Fo] ‘= ’ 4

ini a | r siete ie ’ P. Colwill's. 1 ; ; saiened will lease for a term of years at z 3 = y yf ae, " y a way Age, are encouraginy evidences of the ‘NHE undersigned w! Bt Pcgarbscs ae A e ~yt21—- dy eod wky 6w ; . aio 6 anion ed L the above wel} known Hiotel, situa ed ou cue b . | m ; ’ actu’ > aprovement In which the security ‘ t in hariotte- oa 2 — : ricen

7 ' ceived at| owners have a share. , . ; ‘ape Col ZANBERRIES just received at|% tow — — A T—— VIE Land ard Property oe eT a rR . ae . #'s coe ; 2i—sept2Z3 nto ’ a aj st 2. > | peer & Cro 8. « a . " \ Ang information Feanire ae yo ee a Oo smiitiateenniasitiie ANOTHER very large supply oi good Tea-

by letter or personal intervic*. ‘ at La Py Krighton Road. ss mi ceil , gs arc so'd cheap at wiii be guild cheay at W. P Colwills. : DED STRING, BO RES i Y, Card iG a CO. BENJAMIN HEARTZ. hwiattzand Loney oN a iw. os oi dyad wy Chwwa. Juav 12, 186s—sunid daw hime Ch'town, Svat 2; 1886.

April 20—2aw tf & pat * ie ia