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[NGS RUILDI NG, { IORNER OF WATER AND GREAT GEORGE STREETS, Char|ottetown, P. E. 1. KATES OF SUBSCRIPTION : Six Months ; “ $2 50 Three Montus, - ‘ 1 25 Que Month, - wo 0 50 Onc Week, - e a v 12

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a Advertising at most moderate rates, @ontracts ma) be made for monthly, quar- erly, oF ball-yearly cation. Ww. L. COLT N, J. r

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aivertisements, on ai

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. MITC HELL, * Office Sup’t

Prince <dward Island RAILYVAY.

TIME TABLE NO. 13. Winter Arre vugeme at,

TO COME LNTO FORCE TURSUAY, December and, 1879, TRAINS GOING WEST.

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SOURIS BRANCH. |

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tr: Bs Going West.

Me on? te od ; STATION &. No. 7, Mixed.

RSE | Depart 7 7.153. m.

Marmony............ ‘FST.

St, Poter's....... ..2| “ §55

POE AIS. U's She ee:*, OSB" 9

Mi. & Stew art Junction, | Arrive 10. 10 a, ml.

vr aims Going ‘Hast.

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S1ATIONS. No. 8, Mixed.

a ae eitea Bi Stew cart lunetion. vs Bepart 4.15 p. m. ee. ae ole ie Peter’s. he s SB. 6“ armony...........| “ 648 “ Rb abe. aoa oxo.) Arrive 7.10 % ee

ALE xX. MACKAB,

Sup’t and Engineer. Railway Oflice, Chtown, Nov. 28, 1879. Pte sane pres 8 he anesp sj kon pio 6i

Bones.

Bones,

7 undersigned will pay fifty cents Cash perewt. for all bones delivered at the

Mill, less than onc

in the Royalty. No quantity ewt. (112 lbs) taken.

FRED. W. HYNDMAN, ¥ gen Chitown, Dee. 1, 1879

‘Belvidere.

IS well-known property, situated in the Royalty of Charlottetown, consisting of Ut 200 acces, is offered on lease for a term

ears, either as a one or in part.

™ partic 7 oP i IEL HODGSON, or

G. W. DEBLOIS, Agents for Alexander Beazeley, Esq. 10, 1880—pat tf

Mareh

Ss AS eR ST SCT. 8

ARLO?T! TOW N, PR N

‘Herring - Codfish |

gen P FOR CASH, j 5) bbls, Herring, 4 LOO qus Molifis h, 200 dbags Sait.

Db. SMALL, Head Qreen’s \W hearts epponits k. ©, Halls.

To Hish and Facto rigs,

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piu ON ‘ON AMERTI — MANILLA ™M on LEN taeteed cea White) Cotton Lines, ‘wines, Leads) Hooks, Wait Mills, Fishibg HAnchors, Cotton Ducks (light and heavy), 106 coils Manilla Lope, temp Roy e, Wire Ro ype Maints, Oils, Var, Cakum, Ships Chandlery. au Making, | ight Ducks for Boats’ Sails, '' §D, SMALL

Jah oY, 1580-—tf

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nufacturer

MONUMENTS Pah ats Headstones. fr 4 18 bs ina! : nag fit! LQU Gud, LGU Suules 1 Gubiy in variety, at LOWEST pe biek, BEST

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STOCK. Superior Workmanship.

“ - ar Fad => -_— . SATISFACTION GUARANTEED TO PATRONS N. B.-- Farm ee taken at market rates, In payment, during shipping seasen. Kent Street} Charlotietewn, P. B. I. Pleaso call ard, examine Designs & Mar. 20, 1889, —-w

> ° rrices. a—tu sa.6m

ight Brahmas as

NOW'S Your CHANCE

W BUY BHoGs FOR HATCAING FROM * First-Class Stoek. I 2m breeding fyom two pens; ene consisting of Cock im- ported, from Geo, P. Burnham, the well-known i'nited States breeder, at a cost of $15, weigh- ing 134 lbs., mated with four hens, large and well marked. Second pen: Cock weighing 9 lbs. when 10 months old, raised by myself, mated with four stperior hens irom im- ported stock. :

I offer Eggs from the above Stock at $1.50 per sitting of 13, which is $1.00 less than price charged by other breedérs whose stock is no better. if as oe aS mine. Kegs ‘packed to carry any distanes. Terms strictly

cash with order. ita 5 W. F. DONKIN. Amherst, ape 20, 1880. jap 24

“hidden § Carviages :

Tandsomest and Cheapest in the City,

MHE I at AR TI UR & TOOMBS e

North Side Queen Square, May 6, '30-—din

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CONTALNS

HOPS, BUCH, MANBRARE, DANBELION,

AND Best Mrpicar QvuALI-€ ALL OTHER BrrrTrera. "

SAN ND THE PURUSI TIES OF

THEY CURE

EAL Diseases of the AStomac th ’ boweis, ijgBlood, Liver, Kidneys and Urinary Ord zane, Nervousness, Sleeplessness, Fem: leg

yas tae nhs }

Dinhbeness.

$1600 IN GOLD

‘omplaints and

eWill ~s aid for a case they will not cure

rhelp, or for anything impure oF injuri-

] sus feed in them. Ask your Drugyists for Hop Bitters ands ree books, and try the Bitters before you

ome Take no other.

gihe Hop Cough @ure and Pain Reliet : is the Cheapest, Surest ? Best.

WATSON axt

Wi R, HALL.

FoR SALE BY

APOTHECARTES

finar 5, 80

~ AUGTION SALE.

rZXO be sold by Public blie AUCTION, ou FRI-

DAY, the 14th day of MAY, aext, 1880, at the hour of i2 oclock, noon, on the premises formerly occupied by the late Albert MeKinnen, blacksmith, of Spring Park Road, Charlottetewn Common, the following mentioned Live Stock, Goods and Chattels, being part of the estate ef the said late Albert McKinnon, namely :—

lL Cow,>>1 Horse, one Water Cart, 1 Iron Plough, 2 Agricultaral ormentors, 2 Tables, 6 Chairs, 1 cies 1 Stove, 2 Beadsteads, lot Crockeryware, 1 Mirror, 1 Washstand, lot Knives, Forks and Spoons, | Cireular Saw.

SOPHIA MCKINNON, ; Administratrix of said Estate,

Ch’town Common, 10th April, 1880.-5i caw

pubeiiermemn pty,

TO Ee A TS A RIN, ssaientactesnerndiaay en eee DmnnnNepaeocenernstinetesinaaraemarae

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Ocenia en. SEES TTS 8 ON

GUARDIAN LARS) FLEAS , a. A

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Assurance Company,

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£2,008, 000 $56,000

| a | Sits eribed Gapital, : - if Funds, Upwards of

fetal invested

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1 Tatal ai Annual Ineame, hes 758 i on : = ° Lue undersigned havis “heen appointed

Age Charlottetown, are prevared to

ie vs a mals Li vames

isstte Pelicics of insurance Against Lire on the

isu i} if is

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NSUPANGE i HANUE

Oi Pin al ESTABLISH!

809

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i, s every description of Fire, Life Business on the most favorable

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Sabseribed Capi Paid up Capits

Transacts and Anuity terms.

Fyre Deragrmeyt— Insurances may be ef- ficted ot the Lowest current rates,

insurances upon Public and Private Build- ngs effected.on especially favorable terms.

Logsks settled with promptitude and liber- all ny.

LIFE Derpar TME} misims for Destinien of Cz

>. Ve. DEBLOIs,

iieneral Agent for P. E. Island. Ohiee, No. 39 — x Street, Charlottetown. , April Af, 'S pal her ne sj kea tf eat ;

N Tis GRANGE iG OF ENGLAND,

TWO MILLIONS STERLING, |

effected on

and Redueod pre-

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APITAL, . NS

: URA LN CHe all kinds of Build- f ings, Merchan@ise and Preduce. Also, on ¥ USsSEi5 OF the stocks,

Snecial rates for rn ted residences,

Losses settled promptly. ae x ‘ iii 3! Be ‘, % GEORGE MACLEOD (Union Bank), : ai er ae Agent for Prince Edward Island

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-~ A. Me as

vont Nissi rae state Agent,

TOTION ROOMS (ti No. "tI Queen Street {

HA ngsr,

Wa ans wat lit

e largest in the City, )

(Bric! k Building

TORAGE any quantity and Frost-proof

, } Cai

facilities for ) 2H kinds of Merchandise,

el} ir (capacity 1,609 Barrels) ; Estate,

Bankrupt Stock and Furniture Sales attended to af reduced rates.

Sales of Horses, Carriages, Farm Imple- ments, Stock, &e., on Market Days, at Mar-

kat Eicbeiste: Auction Sales of Household Fur-

niture at Residences, and of General Mer chandise at Stores, Vapony Wharves, &c., eondueted on moderate term Consignments jor Goods of every deseriptien will receive | prompt attention. Apples a speci: ialty.

A dvarnees when required, pondence answ

tt rence,

incuke and, proceeds guaranteed Business solicited, esrres- In con-

ered promptly and

McNELLL, Auctioneer,

Island.

—— Prince Edward

N. B.—-All kinds of P. E. Island products | ib ught and shipped to order.

April 29, ‘om 1

re HIS WELL-KNOWN HOTEL has been ED THOROUGHLY REPAIRED and

Furnished in First-Class Style

FOR THE

tseommodation of the the Travelling Public,

conveyed from the free of

acd: Lan:

Guests and baggage Railway Station and Steamers

| charge. CG. V. Mc&REGOR,

PROPPTETOR.

Water Street, Ch’town, P. E. L,) eod April 20, 1880. pat sj lm

‘Hides, Calfskins & Sheepskins.

(VY EXHE Subscriber will pay the highest | Cash price for the above. ROBERT BRIDGES. April 29, ’30—oaw wkly, ar pat

2 ee emerge Bean athe eat - - . _

Ub EDWARD LSLAN ID, TUESDAY

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MAY 11, to80,

Work 19 late Session

is A list ef the Acts passed a Dominion

of th

The following during the last

i tile

sesdion Parliament

Att to extend Act outitled Act respecting oflences against persons and to repeal Act entitled Act to provide that nersdis charced with eommom assanlt shalbbe competent | as Wilnesses, # | *

Act respeciing Credit Valley Railway Company.

Act to extend power of Manitoba South Western Colonization Railway Company and te further amend Act incorporating the snid Company.

Aci reap et Boye.

Act to veperl Act extending Dominion Land Act te british Columbia, and to make other provision witk respect to certain pub- lis lands in that Province.

Act for relief of permanent Buiiding Societies and Loan Companies.

Act to provide for winding up of La Bangtto Ville Marie.

Act te incorporate Grea

in

ing Ontario Referma

North Western

Telegraph Co. of Canada Act bY aiithorize Corporation te BMiuicrsoh

passenvers and traffic # ed River in the Province

io constract for Bridge over the R of Mantteba.

Act taamend Acts incorperoting Mon- treal Telegraph Co

Act te _incorporat Junction Railway Co.

Act for Appeiitment of resident vepre- sentative agent for Canada, in the United

Kingdom.

Pontiac and Pacific

Actto amend the Act forty-second vic. chap, 15, entitied Act to alter duties of

Customs and Excise.

Actafia: extending Consolidated Act, of 1879 respect ing duties imposed on Prom- issory notes and bills of exchange to whele Douinion,

Act to enable Harber Commissioners of Montreal to pay life annuity to widow of the lateJohn Young:

. Act te anthorize raising of further sum to

ey COFb

Act to repeal Act 42nd vic. chap. 5, for granting annual subsidy toward certain elegraphic eommunications, Act further te amend Act respecting har- bor of Pictou, N. &. Act respecting the reformatery for Juven ile effendors, P. E. 1. Act respecting Industrial refuge for girls, Ontario, Act te amend Acis Central Railway Company. up Consolidated Bank ef Canada. Act to Incorporate Assinibeine Br C». Aet to incorporate Simuntain Railway Companys \ct to incerperate South Railway Conipany. and consolidate several Aciz relating to Nerth- West territories. Act respecting administration of criminal stice in territery in di ispute between Gev- cl ument of Province of Ontario and Do-

mie » oer |

Seuris, and Recky Saskatchewan \ alley

4Actio amend

minion of Canada, Act to amend Acis respecting Deminion

Th o.ee, {et to autho pe ma gations under catl Act to -amendden of evidence in crim- inal cases taking and use depesitions oi persons whe may be unable iv attend at trial Act to amend 1 Act inimals. Act t6 inderperate Nelson Valley Rail- way and Transportation Company. Act to amend General Taspection is74, and Act amending it. _ Act to mio ~we respecting renioval ef ‘strtictions in navigable waters by wrecks. Ket respecting “Mont eal Assttvance Com- pany. Act further to amend chequer Conrt Act.

king certain investi-

as re Spee ts

respecting cruelty to

:

Act,

Supreme and Ex-

oS

sou Bay Railway and Steamship Company.

Act Dominion Land's Act, 1579.

Act to consolidate specting fnland Revenue.

Act iv amend Act respecting inspection | of petroleum.

Act to amend i Acts respecting Trinity House and Harber Commissioners ef Mon- treal.

to amend

navigation of Canadian watere. in Council respecting g guimault.

Act to amend “ Act relating and banking,” tine charters of certain banks to which | said Act applies.

Act relating to moneys secured by mort-| gage of real estate.

the Prerince of Ontario and Quebec.

_— . ~~ = Se es

French Jesuits.

enable Cee Naa ‘Commissioners to, coniplate t _ ene

Act to incorperate Winnipsg and Hud- |

and amend Act re-;

ee

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NO, 145 HEWS OY TELEBRAPH,

Pirrspurc, May 9.

James — tapbell, employee of Fort Wayne R. R., has received a letter from ‘his son Wil am, now in Pennsylvania, h brings pews that a son of James was captured '} ‘the -Chilians in a raid, and after oe s “subjected. to various or nolties WAS tried an ]

a shot.

New York, May ¥.

Mary Andarson, aged 28, died of starva- tien iva 2nd Avenus tenement yesterday. She had been siek aud had neither niedi- cle nor pourishment.

ihe North

. Str wburg

Lloyds ateai imehip i Age yesterday wich 1000 emivtants, ainong when sn: alf-po: & had broken out dari: ww the vowage. One of the parsengers died,

(sertmial

Crarnorre, N.C., May &

An extraordimary story is published here froin Pranklinten. siuted @ negro and while man, while examining the bedy of a lady whe died two days re, were

costed by the woman when thelid of the raised. They had intended ° to steal athe jewelry from ber person. and fled in afiright. When they returned she asked to he assisted heme, aud is now pecoveriiig.

Cricacs, hiny 9:

es . Av is beds

ahi Wiis

An unnatural murder was céminfttee by James Tobin, a boss alevedere, last night, nis oWn daughter being the victim. "He wen? home partially in oxicated, and turned his family out of the house during a terri- bis th 2} dle i Rt< Th. wy hic hh VW ’ Aging, be- enuse his wife refused to go for | heer for him

and a friend who was with him. jiater his daughter, Mollie, a rentured

wirl of 17, back, and he sent her.out with

five dellars to buy a valise, saying he was going to pack up his things and

leave his family for ever. She got the valiso and returned, but had neglected: to provide a key. This so enraged tie un-

natural parent that he tore the lock to pieces and ordered Mollie to return the

valise and get back iis piice. She went inte au adjvining room, but he, suspecting she was Dok obeying orders, followed and

dragged her back by the hair of the head, and threw ber visienily om the lloer, He

then juraped en her ek. 4 with his knees, and began pounding her, she erying “Oh, father, do not kill me.’ When, he stepped, aMrs, Robinson a a 1e

Miad been calling for help, asSinted

inte the next room, but blood came freth- ing to ler iips, and she died in a few min- utes. Tebin was arrested.

. Duin, May 9, 4A deputation of the Mansion Heuse Re- lief committee waited on Mr. Forster, Chief Secretary fer freland, on Saturday, to call attention to the continued distress in

respecting» Car nada | distress was not likely

Act to autherize and provide for winding i had no reason

i] > id hefare the iaAy it HEToere Tie

i of

lreland Lerd Mayor, Gray said the te be mitigated be- the end of July, and as the committee to hope that their resources would suffice until then th icy left the matter in the haads of the Government. The | Mayor read d telegrams frem Clifden, Galway County, stating that if relief was not given immediately the & peop le would die by the ” replie xl that*© the Gov- ernment fully Jectignined 4 the extent of dis- tress, and added: We are doin# our ut- most to alleviate the suffering, hy means Of loans to landlords. Subsequently a depa tationfrom the Canadian committee askéd My. Forster to urge upen the Government the necessity of direct: ng the Lords of the Treasury to advance funds for the construe- tion of fishing piers, ete. Mr. Forster said they had made astreng case and he would Government.

i fore

score. vir.

ie

Brvsseis, May 9.

iy In the Chamber of Representatives the | whole bi i prolenging the operation of the jlaw relating to the treatment of foreigners 1; loiltm wa 2 ‘ . ae |in Belgium was, yesterday, adepted. The (law will be app! Nod { B séctitte § rom F rance, las it was to the réligisus bedies expelled lfrom fzermany.

St. Perenssure, Bay 9.

| ‘‘Agenece Russe ’ylemes thatthe Russian |Gevernment bas addressed a sircular te its }

| seprgsentatives abreal dwelling on the 'peaceful tendency of the Russian policy.

PAN Is, M: ay 7

| The ap spointmeont of M. DeCr: s Min- {ister at Brussels i Ss ouabthbe

Corr or Muxico, May 2, via } New York, May 9. ‘

| Peace prey vais throughout the Republic laud business ig good. Thefe-has been™

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Act to make better provision respecting War seder Jaurez

to banks» and te centinue for a limited |

Belgium is enacting laws to expel the ter times aud good health,

considerable increase in ex ports, iuostly in Europe. The Government finances hev

greatly improved. The Presidential ati tion has taken another camplexion. Gen- eral Ignacio Majair, formerly Secretary of and Lerzo, has been proclaimed a candidate. The partizans of

Act to confirm certain order of Governor all weak candidates aro flocki ing to his sup- ‘raving dock at Es- | | | port. | majority of suffragos. Act to ratify and confirm certain agree-| E mente thereli aicntioned between Govorn- | ment of Canada and Canada Central Rail-| | way Company.

itis believed he will unite

> large

Remedy for Hard Times.

Step spending seo much on fine clothes, rich food ‘and style. Buy geod, healthy iood, cheaper and better clothing; geb more real ‘and substantial Shings of ile every way, afd | especially stop the foolish habit of running | after expensive and quack dlocto. S or using so much of the vile humbug medicine that déés }you only harm, and makes the proprietors

Act respecting certain savings banks in yich, but put your trust in the greatest of all

‘simple pure remedies, Hop Bitters that cures always at a trifling cost, and you will see bet- ‘Try itonce. Read ‘of it in another column,

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