ever, to ynera! me

go and 8% erpool arrived here

nurder pia Vv to-moi wi rning at

epi tatives of the

4 Les! N dispat says it is now d nied he Marqu f Lorne shall return to Lon mber. Lord Dalhousie wall pr

igbit sueceed him as (rovernor (seneral of

Hon. Mi Mow EAU, the Wuebec Prenat. has 1 : i his seat, which was a. 1} » gontested i is believed iie Wiii pg ©” leg retire it Pe +} + wo rm : ‘a by : Mr Talion Will i na new Cabinet.

» Government and that

> — Do NOT sufier | Sick Headache a mo pent longe* is not necessary. Carters yrle Liver Pills w il you Dx se, one yatie pull. All druvgists sel] them. ins . {mayS 2w cod wkly — A RBOTLAR meet of the Benevolent Lrish ity will be held in St. Patrick's Hall on | gat Thursday, the 10th imst., at 8 o'clock, p * As some DlUsiliess importance will de

gaosacted, a fall atten iance is requested. H Prvgesa.Dd, Hec y.

a 4 Mowsrrosiry A Montreal corres

css states a monstrosity was born in farm yard of Mr. Creighton Cassidy, of | Point aax Trembles, last week, in the shape | gacali with a dog's he ad and pig's feet A three-legged chicken was another phenomenon on the same farm. |

eo Me. Wiriuram Dingwett has returned from Ssioundland where he has taken another comgclaim. Mr. 1. reports that both his | dims at Port Au Basque Bay are rich in gold, | ger and copper. He is about forming a | gisiog company inthis Province. He intends wrtara to New foundland to commence work ! in Jaly. We wish him success

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jris reported that H. M. S. ‘‘Royal Albert bu been lost off Honolulu, Sandwich Islands items that the offivers gave a grand bali at | pach there were over three hundred persons |

t Increased accommodation being re quired the guns were all placed on one side. | hotly afterwards a heavy gale sprang up| aping the verse! to keel over and become en- | guled in the raging waters.

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The schooner ‘‘J. J. Bill,’ owned by Mr. David Small, has commenced a good seasons | wk. Leaving Souris with a cargo of

on the 15th ult., she reached St.

; captain of the steamer was pickid up in-

| lin this spring has been postponed until the

THE DATLY EXAMINER MAY 8 1883

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SPREE I S . | IAL DESPATCH ES ‘x Pik EXAMINER, ]

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Seventy Lives Lost.

SAN RANG Isco, May 8

Liat sf accounts show that seventy people, m istly Chinese, were lost by the burning of the steamer ** Grappler,’ ° _ Girappler” was preceeding north from Victoria, B. C.,. with one hundred pas sengers aud a ful! treight and took fire She burned and sunk The hocies of twe hive men were foun? in the water fl ating,

The

cd . fied Dy pleces o hicts to wrecka

ee } , T } sensible on shore and restored Iwo white

;men who floated ofi in & boat without oars.

were picked up by Indiows. Heartrending ‘ones are described by survivors. Men © iby to ropes until the flames reached them, when they dropped into the sea, and in most cases Were drowned, The hull of the steamer sank in thirty fathoms of vater The goods and money lost ars valued at $20,000. m: atly insured. The survivors praise the Indians for their kind- | ness, and but fer the food and shelter they | supplied, those who got to shore would | have perished j t

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. . ‘ . . Navigation Committee's Report. Orrawa, May 8. | | the House of Commons, vesterday,

Mr. Breeken moved the adoption of the |

| rer ort of the commiitee appointed to enquire

into the best means of communicaticn with the mainland, winter and summer. Sir!

John McDonald said the House could not

}adopt the report, as it recommended the

expenditure of public money. Mr. Hackett and Mr. Davies both spoke on the motior. Mr. Hackett hoped the Government would place asum in the estimates in aid of the|

' scheme |

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Timothy Kelly's Third Trial.

Dustum, May 8. The third trial of Timothy Kelly for the murder of Lord Cavendish and Mr. Burke wes commenced yester ] iy-

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eae eee be Somes a Anam frontier. | English and American Millinery, Feathers, Flowers, Pompons, Egrets, Ornaments, etc., ete i ibe eKtih Government does not intend , . ;

jward K. Dwyer Gray, proprietor of the

Ae eet

wh > a

: ri icked the buil ling ocenpied hy the ea werk \aseciation, the doors anil windows 1Of which they broke B oth awa f | e) e, i>?) pat 1e¢8 o | | rioters wer linally dis) ersed j & a

f rhe M quis lseny, Ch hese Ainba sador nt London, hashad a conference with Win, | Ferry and Challemel-Lecour at Paris, at|

} ster | . the ¢ ity i y four hundred more str ikers, | i

whicl he ambassador the tate . : M r . y Sn Tua ceo sved scr! OD PERE and Summer Ory Goods.

tO =maintain suz-raip rights over Annam including Ton- quo. He proposed & settlement of the eestion on the following basis: That France should recognize the suz-rainty of |

ene ree () mee pune TY . . ‘ . . ‘ i Chiva, the latter conceding a French pro- N advertising our Spring and Summer Goods we cannot enumerate the variety and manv g i 2 an cual vacuieinitn nn » eae die- novelties we hold in every department; but we feel assured that an examination of our USSLOt te prveposais Were refused and the : sl el ‘ aes i ee: 5 , . : aus : ’ Chinese ambassador left considerably Stock will repay any intending purchaser. We have great confidence in offering this season’s

chagrined a‘ his failure. Leaving Paris the purchase, containing, as it does, the Marquis started for Berlin. Thence he will i,

p oceed to Mo cow. Large purchases of & 5 . , a a r 4 war muotiions are reported in Garmany on ice ie . Vin: se orders, Engtish China houses have c iv C v private advices from Shanghai and Canton, : giving details of extens:y; movements of , | +» in

making an early declaration of war, bat wil] | ee CRaPPO and ee qr : ‘ : i i wait the ‘ ogres of the French expedit'on | Our Lace Department is replete with Maltese, Soutache, Hand-run Spanish, Point de Alencon, to on i tile var tle rotestine . ‘i "ad ¢ ‘ 5 . ‘ ;

, yu n while earnes ly pr testing Point By abaut, \ ermacelli, etc., ete. Laces, in Black, W hite, Cream, Terra ( otta, Crushed

against any occupation of the country ~ : Strawberry, and all the new colors.

; Mr. Forster's followers in the Commons have agers 80 closely upon the Parnell party for an explanation of the identity of ) ; s

the blonde member of the House, ah PARASOLS AND ioe animate ces ; arey en atrerded the meetings of the | _ : :

pis ne Se eee oU0 pieces of Print, every variety, in color, pattern and price. Sateens, Cretonnes, Zephyrs, ‘ 1@ IMB. Members mort uncomfortable. . : - l

ih, We Me eee eee Galateas, Oatmeal Cloths, Ferry Cloths, Lace Checks and Stripes, ete, etc.

Parry, lish member from Wexford o. waty, | Dress Goods (black and colored), in Cashmeres, Nun’s Veiling, Beige Cloths, New Checks and t strong ParneLite, and the gentleman who Plaids. ete. ete ;

secured for Tynan the situation he long . 7 > : oe : > > j

held as a commercial traveller, in Ireland, | Staple Dry Goods, of every description, in very best value, Room Paper,Carpets, Oil Cloths, ete. for the London s‘ationery house of Costello

& Co., offered to resign his seat in the House Pe j e& on the ground that his presence may prove ERKI i S & S ERN Rae ew

embarrassing to the Iiish leader. The Gov- Ch’town, May 3, 1883

ernment had learned of Barry’s former re-

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ations to Tynan and used the knowledge eee Se TTT i ee a a a ee

to harass the Irish party, but it is said

| that all the Government members knew Steal Navigation Company,

was the fact stated above, which they

used to produce the impression that Ty- SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of

nan had turned informer. ‘The amaze- SPECIAL GENE 4 MBETL o + ees aa ; mo CC the Shareholders of the Prince Edward

men over Oarry & proposed resignation &

3 : i ’ eee } Steam Navigation Company, Will be was net leas ned when, shortly after- Island , & . pany, 7 rtly after held at their office, corner of Great George

: ln clan ‘ | Doblin Freeman's Journal, informed Par- °0. and Lower Water avons. on TUBSDA . a | nell that he also intended to resign Par nak a ‘eo wa ma oa a So n ‘ll that he als: ended t ‘4 ; ar- next, at the hour of seven o'clocz m., for | nell was requested by Gray to explain that] (Y y VX } | the purpose of taking into conpidlieliinn the Right Hon. Richard Deasy. Judge of the | 1) =F ie Be, : . . F ; : i g ‘api : Senet of Aunect tl aed. te ill health an: pressing journalistic duties T L expediency of increasing the Capital Stock ot or c m a a oor , 1s oy | 50 | wecessitated. hin. tc signation. Parnell, of YU the Company, in accordance with the amended - orn in 1812 and appointed judce in | course, refused to accept of either tender Act of Incorporation, and other matters. Ee o read strongly veged Barr) and Gray to re- i eS: By encet, : Phe meeting of King Humbert, of Ltaly, jtain their seats. very effort is being FRED. W. HALES, and the Emperor Francis Joseph, of Auns- | made by the [rish mem bers to induce the Secretary.

tria, which was to have taken place at Ber

%ch of next November.

At a meeting of the Central Labor Unien | 1 New York, on the 6th, the opening of | the Brooklyn bridge on the Queen’s birth |

| day was denounced, and a mass meeting to | }enter a protest will be held in Cooper Ix-| | stitute in a few days.

Lord Dufferin will return to London from Constantinople early in June. Before leaving he will press the Sultan to begin

. i . . 's, Nfld. on the 20th, and discharged. | the Armenian reforms, also to confirm the fhe took in ballast, and left for thia port| concession to an English company for a & Tuesday night last, and reached here railway route from Palastine to Englend.

yaterday morning early.

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Advices from Loando state that the}

} French gunboat ‘*Saggilataire”’ has visited |

Lance ARRIVALS OF IMMIGRANTS. ~Some |stations of the International Association | 1M immigrants, 900 being Irish, and the} and hauled down the association banner |

wmainder Eisvlish and Scotch, arrived at/and hoisted the French flag. A conflict is| Montreal on Friday. A despatch says the | believed to be imminent between M. De- lish section came out under the auspices | Brazza and Henry M. Stanley.

d Tuke’s Committee, but are apparently a wilto-do class of people when compared |

wih those who arrived on Sunday last for| friends are willing to put up a stake of Mianesota. They a!) proceeded to Ontario | $1009 for a fight between him and Mitchell

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tad the Northwest.

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wot canal is unabie to accommodate traffic, miitis probable that by the time a second

finished there will be enongh business for} An engagement took place on Friday on Capital will be forthcoming ip} Snequech canon, 163 miles southeast of thundance in London. (anal shares have | here, between Apaches and federal troops, in Paris, but Delesseps treats the | resulting in the defeat of the Indians, who

ish project with disdain and says NoO| sustained a loss of 12 killed and many me knows better than Lord Granville that | wounded. Three of the troops were killed

tis impossible. nena AWELL-DRESSED man, named John Ruasel, to the Superintendent of the out-door iment of Bellevue Hospital, New York, ‘Satarday, for admittance, He complained Willness, aad said he was withont friends or

¥s,of which he soon died. Twelve buoks showing depusits in city Saving kato the amount of $40,000 were discover-

td on his person after death, and wrapped up|

Bpaper $60 incalh He had lived a very Siterly and solitary life, frequently making a of @ crust of bread. — > — Taz Dovnte Scuit Cuattence.—A tele- Min from Lowell. dated May 2ud, to the ton Globe says :-—‘*Thomas Spelman,

| with bare knuckles or gloves, London prize ring rules, at 140 pounds, and within three , " “ . fmonths. McCoy offers to fight Billy Mad- Tag project of a second Suez Canal is} 7.) under the ‘same conditions, allowing mpidly taking shape in England. The pre- | his five pounds.

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On examination it was found that he | Alexan Sssuffering from Bright’s disease of the)

Mpresenting the Llalifax Rowing Associa-| t

» Met Edward Hanlan this afternoon, points in Texas show that the crops are in & the Amer ean Hone, for the purpose of good condition and corn especially. There tonferrin y further in relation to a challenge | jg an increased cotton acreage of 8 per cent.

med by thems on behalf of Conley aud | Central Texas crops are described as fine and | relatives and friends to mourn their loss.

mm, of Halifax, to row Hanlan and

Spelman came with articles, te row

two Miles, for $2,000 a side, on June 27.

Pattics were unable to agree, Hanlan

Rot feeling disp sed to enter into such a

“atest before the middle of August, and for a distance of three or four miles.

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Our Advertisers.

Andrew Lewis, Head St. Peter's Bay,|of all ran

Wants g brick-burner.

Patrick Kel! y, Montague Bridge, has for ~ 1000 bushels white oats.

Carvel] Bros. have on hand 475 barrels Wromeal and 80 barrels white beans, Phich w:

li be sold cheap.

plimpbell & Rayden, will sell, at their

lock Room, on Friday next, at 11

lites’, #880Ttment of carriages, fur- » Pictures, ete.

Norton Bros. have purchased from J. R. Hane’? je. _ the stock in-trade of the ** City the Ware Store,” and intend carrying on tent 8s atthe old stand. See advertise- a W, Bales, Secretary Steam Navigation

¥: announces that their new iron. CY ston

Nil les ter, Roderick Cameron, master, UNe Rext.

| ing explanation if such is the fact.

Pete McCoy, the light weight, says his

A special from Hermosello, Mexico, says:

and five wounded.

A despatch to the London Standard from Rome, says that Cardinal Jacobini, Papal Secretary of State, has sent a cable des patch to Cardinal McCloskey, of New York, asking whether it is true that he ree-ived der Sullivan, President of the Irish National League of America, and demand-

Prince Batthynia, who fell dead on New- market race course, bequeathed a great part of his personal property to Lady Prince’s family regardless of the scandal which is likely to result from their action in intend: ing to dispute the will. The legatee is pre- pared tu fight the family on the ground that

| reconsideration requested by Parnell The DR w Gc OOGDS Ch’town, April 30, 1883.

Forster party point to the conduct of Barry ony Snel ennetainentnn saint — jand Gray asa confession of weakness by f i i ‘ ; 'the Irish party and as the beginning of the 5 =

| disruption of Parnellism which they claim

| cance Felits

NHE best and cheapest in the City, whole-

the Corerertrets. iniermation We Rem Ex §. §, Prussian, Caspian, Peruvian, Sarmatian 1E best and ches Weather Bubiosin: and Brantford City, SHEPHERD & SON'S.

twine Princ” “| FROM LONDON AND GLASGOW, 2eckisitsiin ne tm Mody

public generally , as we always keep on hand 0; ———— a full line of

Toronto, May 8--11 a. m.

Fresh to strong prshesly te oe ; si mons coe fae weather, ater to FAUT STOCK IN ALL DEPARTMENTS General Groceries,

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HOTEL ARRIVALS. —:0:

teste Wholesale and Retail, ab usual Low Prices, HG GS,

May 6th—A. McLean, Belfast; E. J. Howell, Montreal; J. A. Sterns, Moncton; H. L

: 4 Huddart, Toronto; C Fawcett, Sackville; W. GEO DAVI Be & CoO A specialty. S. Fisher St John; K. MacDermind, bBrock- s |

ville; C. Wetmore. Toronto; D. W. Hurley, We wilk buy Eggs, in large or small quan.

which we will sell as cheap as any in the city.

Montreal. May 7ih—W. L. Ward, Boston ; Ch’town, April 24, 1883. j tities, till the close of the season. When you Stains Wadddienn Mabivest come into town, please call at our store, and ee ee a ae —— oe eve your Tees end we guarentee ten ane

See men = ~ ———

MARRIED.

In St. John’s, Nfll., on the 25th ult., at the GIVE US A CALL, residence of William Brazil, Erq., (uncle of the | aici bli bride) by the Rev. J. Scott, assisted by the and our aim will be to oblige all. Very Rev. W. Forrestal. Administrator, and ¥ bi Rev J. Ryan, James, eldest son of William SHEPHERD & SON.,

Thorburn, Esq , to Josephine Mary, daughter pith Tt cee = ae v of the late William Reddio, a of Her ; Sellar’s Old Stand, next to Quincey House.

Majesty’s Customs. 7 BEER & COFF’s. Oh'town, May 3.—2w wkly 4i DIED. \ 17. At New Glasgow Road, on the 24th April, ees ae N I W SN K kK DS,

highest price in the market.

in the 77th year of his age, Peter Wilson. Esq., Fresh Garden Seeds, Fresh Flower Seeds, Timothy and Clover Seed, late Sergeant of the 93rd Highlanders. Having | Turnip Seed—Carter’s Imperial, Champion, Laing’s Purple Top, Sharp’s West. JUnT RECEIVED, AT

lived the life of the righteous his end was cattle tied nthie-eheliee taiietios mn pew. ; 7 Hae : HARVIE’S BOOKSTORE

At Little Sands, on Thursday, the 26 April, e Ry ER & GOF i 7 ’ Catherine, rel:ct of the late Angus Blue, in Slst year of herage. Deceased was a native a

Ch’town, April 24, 1883. —2aw wkly Direct from the best Seed House in London. -- A splendid collection of

of Scotland, and emigrated to this Island in . i ‘ear 1832 | } ication Lot 13, April 20, Flizabeth, Garden and Field Needs,

tne iotoya wate of Wiliam Wicket get 73] RATT Ganada Life Assurance Company, 882. siescaei riod tre j *

the Prince simply honored his obligations in leaving her his property. The crop reports to the News from all

\splendid. At one or two points rain is needed. Northern Texas has had fine rairs

aod all crops are flourisbing. In Eas ern Texas cotton is three weeks late at some points, Western Texas needs rain. There seldom have been finer crop prospects in Texes.

| In the French Senate, on Saturday, M. | Batbie contended that the decision of the | Council of State, which renders clergymen ks liable to —7. ot 7 ti was a violation of the concord: t. Fy 90 tae that the Government had entered upon a downward course. M. Fenillee, Minister of Justice, replied that the council had faithfully interpreted the concordat. The state, he said, could pas be left powerless in deal ng with public worship. He would maintain the panne dat and protect religions, but would also exact obedience to the law. The matter

then dropped. 4 be

icht of the Sth one thousand o at coe bakers in Vienna a-sistants engaged in a riot. The one oe and fureiture were destroyed and win _ broken. The rioters then threw @ ere e in the street to enable them to resist ae jolice who had been summoned oo the disturbance and who had a ) i a ‘time in subduing the infuriate mob. with this outbreak, _

the pe ondon for Oharlottetown abvut | Sin eds made in

Deceased left ten children, 7 or grand aun. eornmnels "C45 ‘duiipatchenipe | May 3.—tf len ' i thirteen great grand children. ee. x " 2 i: Aaa rien tibiiadiaiecediiiinngease iecniganl tinea ° At Walmot Valley, on the 2sth pr, aiter| Odpital and Funds over Be” 5,600,000 Dollars. '

» lingering and painful illness, and in fall hope Anuual income over . * P 1,000 vod Dollars. To Contractors and Builders, of eternal life, William Rich+rd, eldest son npeeeremenenemnts® (DY apaniimnantianpen

Ls sana and Sarah MeMurdoch, aged 20 EHHAD OFFICE, FAMILTON, On'T. bs ~teis Warchonis Dnok el tans Wie, ee a Neos 1j te the 18th Fet- SO eee : Tenders for a Buiiding to be used asa | At “er 1 ae oe _ i. Ik. even the | Managing Director and Pres’t : Seeretary : Superintendent : | Banking Office, ete , at Summerside, Pb. E. I. Ls Se ee onan A. G. RAMSAY. R. HILLS. ALEX. RAMSAY, | Pians and specifications may be seen atthe

57th year ef his age Deceased was a native of | oflices of the Dank 0k Otmieibieem aan

|New Lordon, P. FE. I, and son of the late -—— — 0: — — Sd 0 r-a78 y i or ‘ i Su ers

William McKay. He leaves a large cirele of Abstract of 35th Annual Report to 30th April, 1882: | The Directors do not bind themselves to i Ri OUND BOR Ameil: BUDE) owas oc msn <bbiaisy Edo 6 <0 000 occ cee ceptand ee veine 000050 eseevcesesoemeeess $5,064,206.05 : } _—— a - ee Se ¢. Income for the year ie base 6b de ONE 60 46% < be bed 466.0: 6068 bOb b Odd O68 + Ob 6 AO 06.6004 04h 00% 0 409 WeGO EK ES 1,008, 164.34 | accept ihe lowest or any Tender, mine Hane + o> ear 3, Income from interest (included in abOVE).. 6... kee eee ce eee eee ees Sobs Orage) s seat seer oes Gis 271,232.62) Sealed Tenders, addressed to the under- SHIP NEWS. 4. Claims by deathand matured Oe -~. toe nua ansnagesease chesesinbecsesseresetss tases aes Signed, must be delivered_at the Charlotte. ' eitiagan 5. 0, as estimated by the Companys tables and provided fOr, ,... 1... ee cee cece cece eee eens 02,355.00 | : oa ee - PORT OF CHARLOTTETOWN 6. Diiterence in Company’s favor between actual and estimated death rate.....................5 150,816.14 | to n or Summerside Agency, before tw _ ‘ ee : 7, Excess of interest revenue over da-hclaims...................---.6++ Loe ceuteveeessscessa. 69,199.76 /0’clovk, Doon, on Thursday, the seventeen

ENTERED. NEW BUSiNESS is nearly a FOU RTL of the returns of 1881 of the 24 Licensed Companies. day of May, 1883.

i . i TOTAL On the Company’s Books EXCEEDS A FOU RTH of the entire amo ust in forcein Canada, D. H. DUNCAN

May 7-- Comet, Laroche, Cow Bay, coal; BONUS aPDITIONS to Life Pol icies for the past fifteen years have added $375 to each $1,000 of Assurance, : : . he SY a?

Mary B, B ssett, Port Hawkesbury, mdse;! CASH PROFITS for same period have been from 35 to 39 per cent, of all premiums paid according toage | Halifax, April 25, 1%83,—tf Cashier

Morning Star, Power, Shemogue, lum; | 4 entry. i } : | rae Are, Irving, Shediac, lumber. Abstract of Life imserance in Canada for the Year 1881: @ L BE fi e

CLRARED. (Condensed from the Superintendent's Annual Report for 1881.)

May 5--Minnie Scott, Harpell, Wallace, pro; . Amount of Policies;Number of Policies, Net Awount in foree " Snbeaniae McDonald, Paoli, West Point, [Prembumefor year.) “_New. I" in forceat date. at date. : . ballast. , DESIRABLE DWELLING HOUsK May 7 -- Morning Star, Power, Shemogue, bal. | Canada Life.............. $698,111 | $3,914,780 13,998 $24,904,171 a. three-story, brick, with good stable ao, a Cisiseme. .....cse.e- oe eee: 21,168 $153,70¢ 97 1,032,254 commodation, on Prince Street, opposite St OUERGRES, Sag TROP TN er: «39> 2°: woe f oa aek ~ at neeree Paul’s Church. Possession given May Ist. Montague, May 3—Inwards Susie E, Dick- A a 30'388 * 1,410,354 1.816 1°197.232 JOHN QUIRK. son, Canso, bal; Lily Bank, Landry, Pictou, | Lite oo lo2L. 4 158,564 1,671,768 3,047 $,000,157 April 27 mdse. NN iuids ds caves + 5 403.507 2.881908 Ho 11,870,008 ; . s 7 yy . ? a a al rt og wa, Vs, . . , Piette, April 27—Amelia, crate ota Mased” Cae: 94,804 | 472,050} 1,92 | 2,888,028 eterna. ant May 1—Joha Tilton, Bonnell, } o ndard.......0000c cc 194.724 | 1,072,600 | 3,289 6,870,014 COAL. Co s Pictou, ba!, eo Sl Outwards—John Tilton, Bonnell, Shediac, saa cae alates Tnc ustrial Destnets, ae anil i : MeNei Inte nding Insurers can Judge from the foregoingas tu where they can place their patrouage w ’ 7 400 bush cats by R MeNeill gna meets ae DVARTAGE. zg CADIA NUT CoaL, frees trom oo SL SE s i sine aia P mines, frow vessels Shed, PuysictaNs AND Pi. ccists have been in fc bP. ARITIME PROVINCE BRANCH—169 ee eer Millan’s Wharf. Terms Cash. ‘ ae t . Mo i A ‘ the habit of charging ).tients and customers is ie With, ee Lien: | Secretary. THOMAS CASELEY.

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more than many of thom are able to pay. ffonorary Directors for P. E, Island—Chas. Palme’, Esq.; W.E, Dawson, Esq.; Hon. W. W. Sul ivan; Geo, .

are glad to inform our readers that Mack’s | p. Boer, isq.; Hon. J, 8 Carveil; R. RB. Hodgson, Esq. ; , Apnil 24, Magnetic M. ui-iue is sold at the low price of | ed ical advisers at Charlottetown—-F. D. Beer, Esq.,M. DW, H, Hobkir , Esq., M, D.

ce eS gp tlm te

OB PRINTING of every description

; ante ity suilicient to last : é ” d,and Mont . are ee .; Et “ead the easetinaient im a ee er one o} executed with Nestness and Despatch ska, t F . WM McLEAN, at the EXAMINER JOB P ING ther column. Sold in Charlottetown by ; | Apothevaries Hall Oo, (926 2w cod whly Nov. 4, 198%. Ageut for Charlettctown. y ROOMS, cor. Woter and Great George Streete