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oye Wi ‘ 3! vrai Conny ' , . ie ninicieretbg htenrtiaee — HG da Ved etd ill V aLenenrne’s Das Vole < | MEN AND WOMEN OF THE BEST ‘SOCIETY > j co . ! Dress Goods, cheap, at James Paton = \L Despatones ro Tux Examiner. | BEUIND THE COUNTER. OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. & Co's oii % ; *

monthiv meeting of the office of Ilon. L. C. Owen. K ; , ' . : o ee ee ole ‘ on. Ly . m. King Strect,. on City Couneil to-night. wholesale traders within its sacred portals. | SATURDAY, the Sth :

o—_ ‘ day of Febpt v. ins © >~4- " ae 2 8 . How wonderfully its views have broadenéd | ptr aa ek, m., for th electi in of Directors duced prices, NEw CAsks,--Some, New Scott. Act} + leaesies hii Speeches. = shown by the way in which men ancl "Sidighes of thor Peete, an Taran ’ Summonges were served to-day. women of the very best society are now JOUN HUGHES, iyeens Overcoats, good val ue, at Jas.

— — engaged m retail shopkeeping, and are not Secretary.

Svorr Act Eunctivelbphubedeg lent is Important Topics Discussed. in the Jeast ashamed to owi up to it, Lady Ch'town, Vv. KL, Feb. 6, 1838-31 law z Paton & Co's.

Scott Act election day m Moncton. Granville Gordon set the bali rolling when

“Hy arn J in the Citizens’ Rink. ; ’ oe hae ‘ et ee . cris. Regie COMPLIMENTARY — DINNER, 2%, "i.e Mise Biker tones | Tiay sys yoresec stm: Badies’ Jackets and Dolmans at re

o~ « ~ - ans her father, Mr Henry Roe, the Dublin | "3t0 if t 0 Cc ll ki d d i 5 ' . ams 2 1h & n s p F siaimeaill = - oan the Mo aii () ‘REI ‘, ] eb. 12. distiller, failed in buéiness. Lady Gord: ns | > p ce | orsets, a Mh ~ an rices t Dance in the Excelsior Rink on Friday even Between four and fis } ir success Induced. many, people to. follow her —_———— , relw ee ( ret ive hrndred cuests PY Pre , ; +t y ing next, attended the banquet Inst hight in honor of oan? Customers discovered that whet | " os mh a 7 , i r . fe teats {Sir Adelphe Caron, the calleries being | US te, be called ** quality”. have: some | [fF YOURGROCER WILL NOT GUARANTEE Cc — ANE. Meeting of \ ictoria | f)hec with abide: Athpatt a Minions taste and are pleasant to deal with. The L his Baking Powder contains no ‘Achebeiie. | ar ets. Division to-night. The members of Prince Me i claased mnbng P

: . > + arp : \ * only trouble is that. the market may be classed among Pousdwa a oe Gloves, in Kid and Cashmere.

present were’ Sir Adolphe Uaron, Sir John verstocked ith illi . . ) ‘TS CcKe , >)" ‘ “a - Macdonald, Sie Hector Langevin, and Hon. overstocked = with milliners - and — dress

Sr Messrs. Costigan and White. makers who belong to the ‘*‘ upper suckles,” PAPER. WOODILL’S TINS Table Linens and Table Napkins.

° 1 F t a» duns oo » ; IMPORTANT on t forget the enter tainment Sir Adolphe Caron replied to the'toast of but who are unfortunately dependent for

in St. James’ Hall to-morrow evening. Read ' their j i ul J . &- ' eva , 4 vs ee ol ir imcomes upon Trish tenants and ‘D tr the programme in another column and you the evening, and was greeted with enthusi- ; 5 ota GERVWAN 7 cts ex a 00 va c.

Edward and Orient are invited to attend

ie Seoteh erofters { : : 1 crs. will go, astic ipplause throughout. He ridiculed T / ; ; ' sarcoma Commercial Union, and called it Annexa LADY MACKENZIE S VENTURE. 10. cts BAKING 12 cts ie best va ue in Cambric Embroi- DISPRESSING.--It is distressing to be told tion in disguise. He was opposed to grant- The latest recruit ee ' k g » late to the band of high a > J ad ~ by such a good author ity as the Baltimore | g any mail subsidy, ubless (‘anada eould born women who have gone into tradeis mote i Ow DER 22 cts eries.

American that the canvas-back duck is grow- | afford sufficient to secure a line able to com- Lady 45 ‘ : * °

g 7 ~~ wm~-) Lady Mackenzie, of Seadwell; Rossshire. : made : . Ne ° ix d ll k d

ing scares, re with the first-class lines between] Her Ladyship bas opened a shop in Sloane Cc wm indeed pure Grape ou Prins 00 = of a rn s, To Avorp Decne. Dr McGlynn has he. Eee aoe my ar ae gwely omen Strevt, where she deals in bonnets, hats, ae fin en Maiilliner made to order on short

ra. a ~s a 7 - - 3 oe void ie are ol deepening the St. Law etc., under the name of Mme. de Courcey All Grocers are authorized to guarantee that x

een tel et © in Vieveland now to avold | rence canals, and intimated that the pro- ‘Mme. | AMMONIA, LIME or ALUM are not used in its ©

poverty. e might have said it al) in the mine. | manufacture, . jan9 notice.

single word—-‘* Work.”

1 Quel bri : —no relative of our DeCourcey’s. posed Quebec bridge would have his sup-|de Courcey”’ is a tall, handsome woman,

port. a ti : l Si. Ta) ’ with & broad, open face and a very fine Sir John followed and was received with pair of cl

: el a : : , lear blue eyes. She is evidently ' Lecrure.—Gote McLeod's Hall, on Thurs- | shouts of, ‘‘ For he’s a jolly » good fellow.” |a woman of business vith ib stone’ chee ' ; JIA VET Pp N ‘ CO day evening, for a perfect description of the | He complimented Sir Hector and Sir} acter : at the same time there is nothing of a 4 P

Church of the Holy Sepulchre and the different} 4 jo)nhe. strongly eulecisine the latte ; denominations having departments in _ its a Ol] — et wy . uk P< one latter, of tthe streng hinded woman about her. Her —_— —. ; building. See advt. ' aw eee fo a pee one Of my|/manhers have that charming ease about ‘71; WATER STRERT, MARKET SQUARE, < ys. e referred in flattering.terms to]them which de » tr ' foasie a ' rr i ch denotes the true geatlewoman, | . . A Makirime Provixce Direcrory.—The a sm pregoes ot Quebec and said the lhe shop in Slone Street is handsomely yet 7 Summerside. Charlottetown. St. Tohn Telegraph reports that Messrs. Saat ay ie rn the yo Nea = quietly furnished.. Mme. de Courcey does WILL PAY February 6, 1888-—dy & wky McAlpine & Co. have under way a directory | '@ 48 favorable @ ight as the condifion of | not attend updén:her customers except they C bq F od T . . r 2 vat) tru > — . - . 7 ; . 9 VALLE zs 4 Seep ee —

of the maritime provinces. There has been the oe would permit. After a long} happen to be intimate friends, but looks AS OR w EA t a aT ee _ none published since 1870-71 political address he said he could not close | after the business part of the establishment at their Mills on and after :

nme without referring to the .treacherous and] in a room up stairs.

FuNeRAL Noti E.- ne embers of Prince unworthy ‘ mndu t of the Mai a spaper, THE GROFYERS DID IT MONDAY, JANUARY 16th. r Edward and the other city Divisions, S. of T., |] which, although established by himself and i on a a ; 7 3 - GEORGE KE. FULL. . are requested to meet, without regalia, at the | his friends, had basely deserted the party Yes,” said the lady, in answer toa . ’ a

; 7 my y ‘ J . dy, i, rs t, . residence of our late sister, Mrs, James D.] in the hour of need, and.he now deemed | Y2ety put by a correspondent, ‘the crofters aS 6) iP ie. we Egy 0. See, ene White, on Tuesday, at 3 o’clock.—Puiuir M- | it nec asary, in-the statiest possible inan- | 2re at the bottom of it. We can’t get any 3 W , SK OFF C P - —WILL SELL HEAP—

. , , } ‘ ike « P “1O}] $ ‘e : f I , > 1 , ; ‘f For, W. 1 ner, to repudiate that treacherous paper,,| Ming like our original rents from our ten-| A qapinistration Notice 2 ants in Ross-shire. Matters are bad enough } * "

i i a a alata ia Sir Hector, White and Costigan aiso spoke, .

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Flonring Mill has been in operation for a Cc APIT ao NENG. | Seeing this I determined to shut the stable sa Vasbebu ayppeinlba cAbeinteireter of the Dress Goods, Clot he, Flannels, week past. Ever ything is working smoothly; l Al, N OT IEZN., | door before the steed had left. My hus-| 1 "Eitsteand Hitectsof Donald C. Martin, de. Dress Goods, Cloths, Flianne ls,

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now, but they are goilig to be worse.. Fore-

and grades of flour ate being produced which hand was: very ia . wihod 4 : ll gt ‘ and was ‘ry much opposed to my going ceased, intestate. All sums of money due the ‘ are said to be»fully €qual to those imported. + eee . i : 7 "© | said Donald ©. Martin, personally or as partner : @ ‘ Oo ann S © Salk o eq pe into trade, but, you see, ] g rt my own way in the late firm of aeeee & artin, doa Me- Dress G ods, Cl ths, FI ef

“he > < 5 FF ali , of flour . ” : The pes W ~ . ) test the quality of th . THE DEFENCES OF CANADA in the end. Lean, Martin & -McDonald.. are required to be is to buy a bag. t pasa forthwith at the office of Messrs. McLean &

si : WORSE TIMES COMING. feD ld, <Attornies-at-Law, harlotte » ae aeDound, piielenpe-lay.. Gpeuetiecons. Carpets, Knit Wool Goods,

THexMometer Reapines.— Warmest Satur- ** What makes you think that still worse! *; Le : ‘ la hae ml " “< | will exbibit th .d ted, ithin 7

day evening, 30 above zero ; coldest Saturday | | (JA) - LANSDOWHE'S — DEPARTURE, | times aze-coming 1 Ce ee ene ee Carpets, ) Kuit Wool Goods,

night, 10 above zero ; temperature Sunday at i. 1 “Well, people who own property in the KENNETH J, MARTIN,

one p. m., 12 above zero ; between Sunday

7 ¢ and thi ‘ning, 7 below zero ; at 10 ; Highlands are dependent. sv a large extent | ch'town. Feb. 6, 1888—1i dy 4i on ne Carpets, Knit Wool Goods,

s'chaah thin nancies aledelten oe Orrawa, Feb, 12. | ye es deer forests. A greater | ——~-~——-—-~ ~ +—

wee a lhith « slow of arriving wt « definite con-| Te vasnclans mia inevitably be mele | PUBLIC NOTICE,|Overceats, | Mens’ Suits, Boys’ Suits, Pensoxai.--It ia pleasing to. seo Alex.| defence aystem of Canada consistent with |:England beforé lovg; Once repealed on} °° 70 isa Overcoats, Mens’ Suits, Boys’ Suits,

other side. Then where is’ the Highland ANY patinership or agreemeat in the nature Overcoais, Mens’ Suits, Hoys’ Suits,

McKinnon, Fsq., ot the Board of Water Com-| the country’s wants and present means, a

missioners, out again after his long illness. committee has been appointed at head- thndowhSe'to oe Nie thoome fone? thereof, heretofore existing between the The Rev. V. EK. Harris has returned from quarters to consider the subject. It con-|" wher to get His Income from : undersigned, whether inthe name and style of

England, and been welcomed home by his parishioners at Ambherst. Mr. A, W. Sterns, of Perkins *& Sterns, left

ah : bens : *<T don’t bk me rs. Some A. L. BRIDGES & C rise, T

sists of Gen. Middleton, chairman ; Adjut,[~ ‘1 dont blame, the croffers. Some of | Ak. BRIDGES & CO,. of, otherwise, has this Underclothing, Flannel Shirts, Cotton Shirts.

Gq | am a ‘ my husband’s tenunts are men. whose fam. ’ ’

yeneral Powell, General Oliver and Col. | =. . consent. All amounts due ‘to the late firm of

Irwin, Inspector of Artillery. In each ilies have ucéupied the land for generations | A. L. BREDGES & CO. are to bé paid tothe

by the Western train this afternoon en route eee rr sagphtinth n'ai back. They would do any thing they could | Uedersigned, ROBERT BRIDGES, who is fully =<ALSO—

to Great Britain to buy spring goods. misery istrict. the serv —_ = local to meet their obligations, but it is impos- bugherined faxiveraceipts Sheretse. - ! : officers, the commandants of. permanent ce + 28 jm pos Dated at Charlottetown, Ist February. 1888.

bales ere » | sib} i , B -

oa eat . : corps in those districts, and the D. A. G’s aibte for them to do-so. : Their —e oie t . nee 5 ale Bean Soctar.—You won't forget the in other districts will be utilized to report be excellent, but what is the use of a good ; : A. ee .

6 ”" social in the upper rooms of the mateo : etn 16 Drees in ese Reet. Bae : a

os Methodist Chareh his evening, at 8 eat state of the defences. ae the canadiilieaaian killed Sees eee ne to the shave. R. nce Rag he Ww TAIL. CHEAP. AT : —— : ; WG IT iolidays the officers and’cad of the Rey: : _ » | tinue the business on his own account in the OLES J A JHE AT o'clock. Selections of music iro we ieee, Military Colle e Wil bs on playel Oe times are hard now buat nothing like what stand, Hillsborough Street, A. L. Bridges doing HOLESALE AND RE : en cornet, flute and accordeon wi ye given | - y Voueg they will be. It is no use trying to shut | 2Usiness on his owm aceount in the store on

during the evening, interspersed with ao a toni yes survey, of YE ore (8 bam Narita Grafton Street, in J. Di McLeod’s building. i 3 ings and solos. Silver collection taken in ak tnquiry at Rideau Hall elicited the in- Pa) oe eee ' ’ e B. VEAGC @ 7

of the Parsonage fund. Come. formation that the announcement from les 4 “ —_.— London of Lord Lansdowne’s departure The Champion WalkKist. Bi aR SA 4 “cE Oh’ Vel. 7 Dowp Dereatep.—A Fergus, Ont., cae from Canada next month is incorrect. No —— ® Uh'town, Veo. 7, 1888.—dy & why. ate ays: ‘* The championship | date for leaving has yet been fixed, but’ it New York, Feb. 12 patch of the 9th says: *‘1 ham pions date for leaving has yet been fixed, but’ i } , » 12. e . i i seithnditiiaiinaaiias serene AL San ithaca skate of 10° miles, for $200 a side between | j, likely they will remain until after the Albert won the world’s championship in At A. MeNeill's Auction Room. Slack, of Férgus, and Dowd, of “Montreal, | close of Parliament ary session. the six days’ walking match last night by | 1Q§ Rarreje oy inter Reniag ATLAS (cheled

half a lap. His time was 39 minutes.’

Tae Mats.—The ant which reached A MURDERESS HONVIGTED, Toronto, —Feb. 13 —10 a.m ' ROTICK. wes ddm hailedbeall tile ee

Cape Traverse on Saturday afternoon were Moderate winds generally | fair ..weather } forwarded to Summerside seme evening and comapitiheilainil lighter temperature. - rN ‘har mt , regu: rai i calle eal Bt \HE Subscriber, uhankful to the’ public for the e) > arrived oh hares a by ee as — y ° ° Ved " , T Redronalge so generously extended to him. for DD INT oa -" _ - i J this forenoon. The mails which arrived’ at “3 a i f yf q rimes a a ~ patron or ; er ri ¢ als ‘ } ws OrackEp Frep for horses, cows and | the last ten years, would intimate that oa the 5 : : Cape Traverse at 1.40 to day were dispatched : “1 : first of September last he took his son into part-}| to come to D. A. BRUCE, and be convinced that his Stock of — o : . pigs—barley and oats mixed—only $1 10 rds : — ,

; -ni he ice. was in . ; - ; ; : came of oe “ ne Pe ay. te Sather It is more than likely phe Government} 14 miles, having finished 621 miles and 4 25 Half Chests TEA. : ak tpg lost groted ‘but quickly will recommend ta, agree that there shall laps by 10 o’clock. Boxes Onions, Oranges, Lemons, &c. ; j slack fell onee : : ’ . o eeietae Cit eSintnatnS Smaeiihiie ‘ Mies | mee ~ , regained and came in ahead, winning «by be no revision fof electorial franchise this a ‘Selling at AUCTION Prices to close cut con g , year, Weather Bulletin. ——. “er ” ee eee

to Summerside this afterneon and will not a nership with him, end that the business is now

reach Charlottetown until the arrival of the sell 3 per 100 lbs., also Bran and Shorts.—Henry | carried.on under the firm and style of -

rezular train from there to-morrow forenoon. Boston, Feb. 12. T. LePage, Glasgow House, Queen Street. JOHN McLEAN & SON. V Vv 2 3 INT an “EG Ee Cy Ty 7 “- EL S ohne sg ¢ Mrs. Sarah S. Robinson was convicted ja 26, 4w 3aw JOHN McLEAN. ‘Taz Bastes Home.—The annual meeting | on Saturday evening of ‘murder in the first ; is not surpassed ‘by any house in the trade.. We have a large) range of , Naps,

of the Halifax Babies Home was held last degree ‘for! poisoning her ‘brother-in-law, BIRTH , Reterning wha Me Maha ge ayn orn Meltons, Suitings, and@-Pantings, which are offered at prices that will suit you;

week, The yeport showed that 1887 was} prince Arthur Freeman: She was pre-

3 alife . ’ : : : ; a more extensive scale, and would solicit a con- commenced with 43 babies on hand, and dur viously tried for . poisoning her son and

At Montrose on the Ist inst., the wife of -tinuanee of the support hitherto received.

ing the year 46 were admitted; 15 were : — - | the Rev. George Fisher, of a son. ~ JOHN McLEAN, sit ool ebie wdespted cud 11 died ; 27 of the children’ were | 48ughter, but the jury disaggeeds The dist . JOHN H. MoLMAN.

of her supposed victims number nine.

. fa enene if ; : Montague Carriage Factory, .: ? ° ® taken away by their parents, leaving on hand The motive was the securing of life insur- DIED. ramen 14, 1888. { 41 wy—jan20 Gen ts Furnishings, Fur Caps, Fur

on June. |, 1888, 40 children. During the I3

i 43 i , J the victims save one were meim- tn chnt bt od ; é ee oe | vearg the Home has been runving, 643 iniants | ance. “All : Nee At Charlottetown, on the 12th February, ° R b H ts have shared its advantages. bers of her family or near relatives, Joseph Young, aged seventy-nine years, THORNE’S BLEND Coats, Sleigh Oo es, a ,

eee ae : Peti {Funeral from the residence of F. Kelly, 9 : $.— ! : Nova Scotia News—Election Peti-) Crafton Street Kast, tq St. Dunstaa’s Cathe- wie KINRaT OF Gil N k eb oS a iin ae tion—Steamers— Sudden Death. || dral, thence to the Cemetery, at 9 o'clock’ to- THE FINEST OF oves, ec WwW ear c&c. ’ celeora ve ; ) 5 Nas 5

: 7 : a morrow. Friends and acquaintances respect- afternoon. Quite a number of friends assist- ends and acquai I

ae e } Wi > k ‘ § 9 f » oe i ; ed at the celebration, Mrs. Lord furnished ig HALIFAX, Feb. ‘1. fully eae wens Jal eve inflam Scotc } 11s e . 7 o— u excellent five o'clock tea, after which A petition has been filed aaginst the re On Sunday morning, Feb. 12th, of inflam- ; ) a oud time was spent in pleasant] con-| turn of Major-General Laurie, for Shel- raation of the lungs, Bethisda M., dearly be- Tr the produce of some of the most noted on sation ; Rev. Job Shenton read a chapter] burne, alleging bribery, etc. The chief | loved wife of James D. White, aged 27 years. Distilleries in the Highlands of Scotland, zx GENUINE BARGAINS OFFERED.

from the Bible and offered up @ suitable} canvass against Laurie was that he had in- {Funeral from her late residence, King | where nothing. but, the finest Malt is used for

si . ; » af hast ; y 0! teck. The company departed well pleased | yoly 1 Shelburne in an unnecessary elec- | Square, on Tuesday, at three o'clock, to the | distilling. After being carefully selected, it s@ Pefore purchasing your winter OV ERCOAT come and see our stock

prayer.

with the manner in which they had been} +ion. utest by unseating Robertson. People’s Cemetery, is removed to = os eg ee ; ' entertained, and . expressing the wish, in Ti “nglish mail steamer Cireassian ar- At Grenfell, Northwest Territory, on Tues- Stores Mm ae 7 7 in te a. Pein which we heartly join, that Mr. Lord may rived lay, and §the Polynesian sailed. day, 31st January, in her 27th year, Mary | portions ~ "the 6 to or are +n d mes f live to celebrate many more birthdays. ‘ named White, while on the way | Eliza, belovel wife of Charles H. Coles, and is done under the era superinten rae : = = 5 | a from. wash to Maitland, called at a Mr. | €ldest daughter of the late William S. Mac- | Messrs. Thorne, whose pl y-feat . . , 24 4 L ‘ se eae ee ae ee - over 7 years, _— Lear Se Bust a aed 1D. Linds» hovse and asked for a drink of | 8°¥*. ae a TO I _e - coecpag a) sac el in every respect water. ; was handed him. He drank it At 210 Creighton Street, Halifax, on the | -—-——— CUS ° th wat ecic : Oe 2. ao >a finw <3 ais eed ee r ‘ , ~ . ; In the aan which, by the way, was wet | and dr xd dead. np inst, , oe A. ae “ the es W ANTS, LOST, FOUND &e. Ch’town, Dec. 2, 1887—-eod & wky ‘ ’ . 7 ——$————_—__-- ot his age eaving @ widow ana seven chilaren . a easant, the ladies went after the gen- ; : 5“ 3 pa: PE Sr en ee ont and conveyed them to ott Act Campaign. In Bostoa, Mass., on 12th January, from ee ———— on ee ee ——— — : a

he ball- where the fun was kept up } injuries received in the freight yard of the OST. —On the Hillsborough ioe, last Thursday eee ae sma’ hours.” Of course, as at Moncton, Feb. 13. Boston and Maine Railroad, William R. R. L afternoon, a ‘Toe-weight, with strap at-

i y : ingwell. aged 20 vear ‘merly of this city ached, Find rill be rewarded on leaving the every leap year entertainment, there were de- The Scott Act campaign waxes warm Dingwell, aged 20 years, formerly of this city. an Apotbscatios Hell Ske bit > cided belles, and some who were 50 cpa and the indications are that a large vote - ss nate as tohave to play the very unpleasant will be polled. If nothing intervenes be- R aT FOR SALE.—A well-bred young Cow, newly 4 e

vart of “ wal! decorator,” but th.se unfortun- ree is and election day, the Act will calved. Apply to T, A. McLEAN, Charlotte- aaa consoled themselves with quietly reading tween this a 7s » town, or at Holland Cove Farm. 5i—feb7

: ikely ained by a handsome ma-! gm ‘Mm. ‘& eT e ; t were comparatively | likely be sustained Dy | - we : ee few. wall flowers,” considering the large jority. ‘The opposition, however, are work: || a a ee. j LY OARDERS AccommMopaTED— At Mrs.) AL Oth Lot J ust Received. The ladies managed it in | ing in earnest, and there is a sufficient non-| (QA gaye a B°: 0 er

number present. . - lone the elect ‘ McLean's, Hillsborough Street, between Dor- such # way aa to avoid this solitary position, committal e eaaaek among the electors to eres chester and King. oct?9 eod tf eathicei ciitaiiiiiiaall beiag seen very often during the evening. | render the result somewhat uncertain. 2d Se wt

‘oace forbids us mentioning all the costumes $$ : TRSE TED = A Exaury 7 Opes ee ON Ste eh ire Wolves Hacape. CITIZENS’ RINK, |Ne One eeaa Nice Overcoat for $4265 that ought , 8

of the most attractive. —— ~ ; = 7 b h Sh ao Mr, 8, M. Rosser wore 4 cutaway with a Loypon, Feb. 12. WAN?PED—Two Thousand Dollars, at 5 per to be cheap at ' : eet heliotrope blossom pinned to the lapel. f _ = —_ cent. First-class Real Estate security. Ap- sweet heliotrape <i 4 : A pack of caged wolves escaped from +;- a ‘ we CK ATTN | Ply at this office, 2w dy wy—jan27 He carried a sweet child-like smile, lawn tie Sanzers Cirous to-day. Elephants cattiate The Managers of the CITIZENS’ SKATING | *_ , i It th ‘ ew coll: a a : re RINK intend holding a rw ‘ : , . : ‘ vie LG. Hafuer wore a Prince Albert | horses and other animals became mad with eo WANTED. qnatt propery a micortve| Heavy Tweed Pants and Suits altogether oh olistent : : } , liberated with difficulty. . spring of water. Information of such please jae it litterin diamond ornaments. terror and were : d q % sie : 1 > spring ot wate a ntorm nt p : 1 vues Z Wingfield carried a {broad smile, | The wolves were trapped in a stable where } aucy Dress Carnly al furnish to «°C. B.;” P.O. Box £3, Charlatiotoyn Too Cheap, long legs, noble look. Just too sweet. they devoured a horse they had already | e or this office. c | : ‘ Mr. D. B. Dennis, hair parted exactly in} slain. They still fiercely defy capture. a [0 LET—A House on Sidney Street, cpposite| |: CALL AND SEE. e the middle with mathematical accuracy, —$_—_—— r. : . m . , the Brick Church, containing seve rooms, a ios a, ; Mr. J. W. Freeman, being the most popular benial MON DA} FE BRI AR} 13th. gaod-cellar, state and coath henge, Apply on oO young ‘men present, was awarded the prize— A Denial. | Se 9 : the premises. nov as tf KO E K 4 5 i a o nana “an Lon poNn,, Feb. ie. Admission, 25 cents. Chil yr 15 ia ma eee eee? ane ome vere | Le te da fe & 9 : : "= 1. ) . 'Y / ‘ -| Tickets for sale at the Apothecaries Hall. in the City Hotel, Great-George Street, hithe . . a So Comes and see the Clairvoyant, at Osborne The Post demes the truth of the = Py) co ees t At ot mpeag - to ooenated by Dr. Warburton. Apply at the SIGN OF THE LION, QUEEN STREE1. 4 House, where you ean learn all about bu iness, | that negotiations are being mace a esagonggatine eee ndop Honse orto Daniel Deviea, Dundas fe} ny lage etc., ete. feb 8, lw England to join a Franco-Russian alliance, Ch’'tewn, Feb. 4, 1835-—3i 4, 6, 11 b . noris + , me '

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