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POSTAGE PREPAID, *

THE EXAMINE

CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD IS

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VOL. XXVIII

NO, 44.

—— LAND, MONDAY, OOLOBER 30, 1876..

ae < > | € h u Ne itt \ tier _.._ BUSINESS CARDS. POETRY 1 Ye th edubitted, then, thel’3 ; s : MIAN | wer - s admitted, then, that . acob Ogden | willn’t stop; andif it’ ; Sa Oe : Is Printed and Peblished every Monday Poreneon COOMBS & WORTH Aewrewrewnnrnnnrnnenneeinm | Was utterly and irreclaimably illiterate, “\ 4 seomnelige ee oe oo to build me a new | of the finest cathedral he had ever seen, | thei a BY . 77 JOB ’ THE STORM. really never read a book in his life, except go and live in yp eaye there. 1 shall | He was not an imaginative person; but os ti ae ee ee ' eu sili PRINTERS & BO Up fro is ll ea perhaps, that book on dog-breaking. When- Py i : Pepa had quite enough imaginati ali: oe And yet another big chief rose Vill xk “ ; from mirk midnight t« 7 g | The idea of Mrs.O : : Z ion to realize the | up and said : 1¢ : i vy ANSESORER 4 Cotton x Waking I ght to the dawn, ever he tried to read it - Ogden living in a creams | vast vista of the interi ° aid: Lo! the wicked and depraved ee 5 51 WATER STREET Wi ao heard the wild wind rout, : read it was a task and a/ pot may appear to so ; a @ interior, the roar of the / have sought to rul ay Cherleteatinen ER rT, ‘th sobbing wail and gusty shout labor to him; and as hterature is not the ws ag me readers almost as | innumerable wheels, the incessant activity tk ght to rule this misguided country Aa . - * "wee ao} = i : a 2 3 7 i ’ y y WSpe 2 7 . OFFICE : r SE Island. cep through ths :Glene: Shat-aistes the least titein the entton teede: thd exetgy of | much more i e nory of that other and | of the living makers of his wealth. Hesaw | aaa the newspapers. Now give to me fesnes Qoemn ond Eine Oe Jan.17°76 ly ° his indomitable will had never been brought | ons te e famous old lady who lived in a} himself standing in the noble engine roo | ee thousand ducats and with my bow rERMS—Per Annum, P . a E. C —__———.. | These patgjarchs of their race,whose leaves to bear upon the mastery of a book, And : a ee rs creampot would not | and watching the unburied seesaw of at Nabe or eS Pub sher, 1.40 in sAtanie Rae C by a ” NELSON eee a as the zephyr's passed yet you could not meet him without feel | oe pee to live in if one were a | colossal beams, the rise and fall of a med paper which in. Ottawa is called the Times, ee, Wie ab ae ey eee we oaned in i Waites © : ~| mouse, and the ri ‘ : , e pis- | that i : : within the year; $2.00 If mot paid within | IPORTER & REPAIRER! “"d with hate besesiian, Sane eects ing that he was very intelligent—that he | deep, it is ‘i a fluid not dangerously | tons, thicker than the spear of Goliath sad _- sony noe eee ; et CLUB RATS or Dim } oF 1e CAVES. | possessed a kind of intelligence cultivated ales ala . cena that Mrs. Og- i brighter than columns of silver, and steadi wT te the truly good men of this * 3a. m broke the morn along the crags by the closest observation of the ertained such a project in an obvi ness of , ; vs | oe will make of it an oracle of : fun E » will be forwar Nhs ong the crags men and : ; : ous of man’s great creatu , : ; ae i : ' z ae oe pi to SEWI NG MACHIN ES wii above the sea, things within the narrow circle of his a oa rps sense. Her intentions were ra. | knows fatigue. That engine a ee — and a fountain of purity,and theres ment strictly in advance :— UOT | een th te ae aie ‘ Of vapory Poetye gates gol Has it never occurred to the reader how a they wr word of explana-/| be the finest in all Shayton. It should | bee will I saye this blessed country. And i 5 copies, one address, « - - - - oe Oct. 25, 1875.-—Ly clown. we wondertull st ili : - She possessed a small farm ¢ have t ; : | they gave him the ducats and : : . . Teal aie va = Por ee ~~ : - i - enna Now in one sheeted flood it rains _ impress re oz a illiterate people often the Creampot ; and of all her small mt oa z ee se round its ceiling fountain of purity was 0 tary oe Be ty, oi ee ow eras aa MackENZIE & But the slant wind, with headlong force with a sense of their intelligence | this was her best beloved. Th aa © great moulded ornament in the | town that is called Ott in the eo, ui Me oe wee as ; STUMBLES, Caught it in its impetuous force, g force, |—how men and women who never learn | she resolved. year: da erefore had | middle of it, and about the casings of the | maineth ae a i a res am ibs may be made up atany time, but | Anctioneers Commission one ant And dashed it on the trembling panes. the alphabet have its light on their coun-| when Jacob or Pa years eres that | cylinder there should be a luxury of ma~ | spectacle to all Sahetat! 4 = - ' : not for ashorter period than a yer, 3 i h , Ace ‘the tenance and in theireyes? In Ogden’s fi arried she would go to the | hogany and brass, ree ay: or signs ’ e sun . wa ; gden's lace | Creamp | post on the wa : : : AND ’) Bu pallid - his ro on rift, there were clear signs of that and of other mr 394 4 ae . Neste ree ‘But, Jacob,’ said his mother when, she ae er : ee 4 tnd See aH ———— When glows on hich oht’ ualities also i ae remain to her. had fully adjusted her ee a miracles RATES of A DVERTISI NG GEN ERAL A G INTS, Chasing through Bee oleh e eober Boon ; a ta mae thse “aiaginictimane ae She waited till the builder had gone and | gradually Se a or apemenaee 08 and wonders were seenin the newspaper rites - i 7 : : mm e | then went into the li 2€ | heavens, and the } 77 Xo . At lene : ; thinker or th ae sein e little room. Jacob lan, ‘ ate ’ people were all amazed pis following are the Rates and Terms | Ch - Side Queen Square, Magee ps Age ea — ways dike aha laa cor ae busy examining a plan. ‘I wish you diel idee ae ree a building | «nd asked one of another what these signs ; i of Advertising as agreed to by the pub- arlotte‘own. - - hind inh s the orb of day, exclusively close and | not trouble yours aap side and the engine but half fills | ani sayings might signify: : . ishers of newspapers in P, E. island ; “60 cae 18 = = wane, : ca Dnadmannes aie : eas attention to money matters, and | for as a ee about that building, | the engine house,’ * an ao coe oa i : “4 = I cents per inch I rv first insertion, and 20 | —_-— - one altel ’ eA iay nfs r ests us might. rom the passionate love of money and eo S ever you get wed I shall go Ogden had never heard of Te 0 F 7 ve Is 1s one t t the cents for each continuation. Ten per cent. | Gone the long night’ which no other passion i to the creampos, Cast! d the old a. newspapers may be unfettered, that cors 4 discount from this rate will be made on all } W | | g night s tempestuous dream passion or Occupation ever Her s : : © ani e old Earl of Bradalbane, who, | rupti omh : , } “ dvertisements continued for 3 hemes Sa o . TAM DODD, aig mountain vale and forest aisle ; * | Produces, air sn occa: _— his plan with an | when somebody asked him why he built his | sal ee ee : 20 per cent. if continued for 6 months ; 30 Commission Merchant and Subdued by that all-eh eee Sats In all that related to money Jacob O d e as astonishment. Mrs. Og, | at the extremity of his estate instead of he i ry oe ee 4 ; jer cent if continued Sah Sedan | ond 66) ‘weet ewe s all-cheering beam. i ia bs ey Jacob Og: | den continued ; : the middle of it cE , served punishment which Bad Men have ¥ +) ent if continued for 12 mont! 7 ER ‘ ; en acted with the pitiless regularity of the ‘T think ; ; e of it, answered that he intended | brought down i j per cent ionth. And all is still, sav : uk you might have toid me ab to tb int. : 343 = upon it. And all the Good 4 ae QUEEN SQUARE $ still, save from afar irresistable forces of nature. As the sea | ita li out rizz yint.’ But like the ambitious | \ anc i ee. menntinnesl hin ’ That one |! i : . s the sea| ita little sooner. I don’ Men and all those who looked to ; Hwa orm GOS # CHARLOTTETOWN. P. E.ISLAND. | Where the long roll beats on the shore _— feeds the fisherman will drown bim | name, not positively Ustigh tig gt ~ 1 Gee was one of those who ‘brizz | sustenance and who followed eiouan > aaa ae And wind and wave wage a without remorse—as the ai ‘ : guess it | yint. . : P ' ges war and war.| _. air we all breathe | perhaps. ‘I here’s no doubt : ‘ ' ; , _vants and who desired to profit b : CARVELL BROS., or Lunt, in Harper's Magazine for will bury us under heaps of ruin—so this} —you'll have time cama h vis a al he said, ‘ this here is but | rooting of corruption and aa ea . ' November. man though his capital : “a In, | 2a enew mill. What can you d i ce : : i f AUGTIONEERS, aseeeeemsssesheensemamasmeranatoes on tel i + pital enabled a multitude | As they make their bed, so they must lie. | forty-five thousand ?” you Go" with the standard of public morality, rejoiced Commission Me h t LITERATURE ame sak aoc u me the bed from under a} ‘ What the devil” said Jacob, thinking aes le ee with exceeding joy because of the wise i re a 4 ebtor, and, rather than lose an im- | loud and ver en ee. things d t 2 G : n $ , : 3 . y loudly—‘ what th ‘li EASY LESSONS > _ ings done by the Good Men and because as ie ee th atom of his fortune, inflict the | the ould women driving at?’ ©. deril is ONS IN POLITICS. they had purified the land and becatise ‘ : “~~- | utmost extremity of mi i : GOOD MEN AN he Red Man hi: ; GENERAL AGENTS WENDERHOLME. his attorney a eat. one Henby. sm if 'm to be sworn at, I’ve been D es wee, allen THE COUNTRY d no om b 2 rn and — 4 . ’ eans tender-~ ong in this house already,’ ' : among delaneuineitin hearted ” , atready, : : ; ' I Lower Queen St. Charlottetown, P, EI. demiiieas aie carted, had been staggered at times by his) Ard Mrs, Ogden, with that statel hese ee eee +h | or ite Ps ' pitilessness,and had ventured upon a feeble | which distinguished h at stately step} Once on atime, when the Bad Men were Now shall we be filled and we shall pot seeye leuk eee y HASZARD BROS., Se ae ni a. or J a at Mi- peaererate ~ mies occasions a shade | the door. guished her, made slowly for noe their substance in elections, and edi oe a _ now shall we find five ooaGee S41 : . w began to be called in the mess was ed to the keenness of when they were corrupting the vi 3 where we scatter one; now shall we EERBESonseee| ¢ Commission Merchants & Auctioneers, | eden tami ee y Ogden’s fi 6 of In cases where the Ind Wing Adel. virmene a | ee ee ee ; face, and h : : e lady of the house acts | people wh k : ; lay up provision fo ] 22 oeQeerorse! « , | Vane amily, to distinguish him from his pas 08, © repeated a terrible | jn aude peop o make the legislators, the right- r ourselves and little go sSoKe - a ee = FORWARDING, MANUF ACURERS nephew and homonym, had arrived at that maxim which, with one or two others eae — is altogether absurd, the | otts souls of the Good Men mai ae ones ; now shall we salt down against the SS2ee : = : m 25 . om ’ point in the career of every successful cot~ aries his life: ‘1f aman means to be rich | degree athe a — is ina great | and they gpid gne to another :.* Where. | 207 s28* Sineth :—for we have put away Zeer se2eressr 4 ton-spi i e must have n ings: eut upon her good tem i i 1., | bribe i ss . Them Sane ws General A vents, sare” mee a one of nn embars Senna . ~ oe ane then | have a much better chance . ee ae heanghor. 2 to goon?’ Let aie adl “ oe and we have saved eSSzuvezexnezels ts : : e comparative wis- ’ ean @ rich.’ than Ts ng, that we may save this at and glorious country, And Sees soccsaunn | & OF a ee ee dom of purchasing an estate or laying down} Perhaps he would have had fine feelings able re ss is but moderately mnregsags | GaRNtEenie clunty, “And dbatig® the the Big Push, and Isaac, and Walker, the Zisas = ied : Opposite Merchants Bank, a new mill. When his brother Isaac re | On a Sunday,foron Sunday he was iatinteten are quite my one byt pee oes ti they | Good Men there was one surnamed Big Major, and Cook, and Cushing, and Simpe VERS SESE . Oa ti ; x 1¢ most fatal of errors, | Push, j i : son, who b BSE Eos = Charlottetown, - 7, B. I. met pays ~ meen pe: - thousand | and went to church where he heard a good | “? attempt to bring the lady around by | at a ae enka his voice and wept tet tgs wren neh eee aie in the S555 a % % SeSiF J. E. Haszarp, | Horace Haszarp, 4 ’ ‘ nk rT Ppa y cheated deal about being merciful and forgiving, | those two direct arguments which are sug | and he aiah aoa an ofthe Oat Men, en eed ' a RO ae wy good } PRS RSS ORS ™ ng), agneee m, perhaps, but he had made a bargain which on week days he would have attri. | ested by masculine frankness; they are tb eer wr Mane sree th all Ma elkdk iad ZRSRSSSESaSS!E REFERENCES: which, considered prospectively, was high- | buted to the influence of the sentiments he warned that judicious manag Se peewee migeely wines nts. tt we spate © iP eee eae Heaven, ind Haatngue, t ei Saas: eet s oe W. 8 R. Brodie, Qe Sa eniane, ly favorable to his own interest; and since despised, But Ogden was far too judici cessary. That, although 4 ay = ne~ | big push and come down handsomly—and who mineth, and Jett and Leflam, who ‘ins a a 2 a Messrs. W. . Brodie, Quebec, . J a ‘ dicious ssary. at, ¢ g aco en, in i o4 ; ate’ Lachi : == Ssssssi® Mesars. J. 8. Farlow & Co., Boston, ee been alone, the profits from the mill an economist of human activities to be ig- | te first shock of his astonisbment, ea sh mae DA) we van all joined in the \ sekseeanelaaeaal and Mackenzie, who we i ‘ a | = po oer Esq., Halifax, N. S. been so considerable that his savings | norant of the great art of selfsadaptation to | replied to his mother in a manner precise. | thous nd no rng dat 2 j aan senna a5 Sis May 3, 1875 avies, Charlottetown, P. E. I. | had rapidly accumulated, and he was now | the duties and purposes of the h d | ly calculated to sooth her, he at >| thousand dueats, and they outbid the Jad | ¥* pt for joy, for that the wicked had been SSISSSSeeSeal& <a troubled with a very heavy balance at his} as a prudent 1 0 oe and | id ts Geel alta i this dat 6 Men, and so they saved the country, And | 7Plsced; that bribery and corruption hed Sa Srbyeo Skee 5 bankers’, and in various investments, which, | music will take rhe - ae taste for ceaalelin ail , ie mo at ee must be | there was a man named Isaac, a most godly been destroyed, and that the mouths and ee : ’ ’ re that it shall not inter- S in politer spheres, where | man, a pill Shure -4 | pockets of " edvertic sari dh t , : : a pillar of the Church. And ; pockets of the Good Men had b ' wih be subject eae on ar onto Shean | REVERE HOUSE, ee a Sinan re reer with his professional work, so Jacob people beg pardon of each other for the unto his friends : Rom. is at a antly filled ee Pg ce an — cent. 8 -spi ie : " a3 ; é : : additional, if continued for one veut. ADJOINING THE POST OFFICE d li aie Pe Ogden, who really had rather a taste for most trifling and even imaginary offence, | country a most terrible state of affairs; wi" e+ Auctioneers will be allowed 10 per cent. L2 ° ed little better than letting money lie idle. | religion, and loved to sit in church with the duty of begging pardon is so constantly | people must b ; allas's ; the FUROPE, diseount when they advertise to the amount ALBERTON, - - - - P. B. J,| Mrs. Ogden had three hundred a year from} gloved hands and a clean face, had no practised that (like all well practised du« arene to tb rae from selliPE | nue pirwomam sirUaTioN UNCHANGED af 320 , - 15 . 2 : ‘ _— : ; . ’ : a 5 s i : oT £ nf . SHANGED — - anast of Gots set sb per gueawiioate tee The subscriber has fitted up the above House Gye GY. EE: VY small farms of her own, | notion of allowing the beautiful sentiments ties) it is extremely easy. But it was im»|and my friends rr ae itiolans; and To! I} TILITIES REOOMMERGED —SBRVIA UADLY SRATR smouut of $60 per annum, and not other- in good style, and wishes to inform which she had inherited from her mother, which he had heard there to interfere with possible for Jacob Ogden, who had nev i : See at eee ee ee aaan : his friende, and the public gene- and this amply sufficed for the entire ex-/ his action ona week day. Every Sund begged pardon in his life , er | this miserable country.’ So Isaac expend.| @UESTION HOPED FOR, ETC, | ea an : : rally that he is prepared es . ‘ . sunday : r ed of his means over twenty th 8 y ox . charged for each junovtion of or Capeiiel to accommodate = Se ak pe er the he prayed repeatedly that God would for- b | say, mother, stop a bit. You've gota} cats in St John, and we Bm n pear — saree one. Pale i Notices ;”" : 25 . 5 ane . na n i i i it of b : mets ’ ; as rt the diplomatic situation ‘ oon th fe te for notices iu edi- Transient and Permanent Boarders, pounds a year on himself personally, of mane didienas a ee as * ae ri pre gee -y Ym ok sent a thousand or two into King’s, and a | changed. IToatilities _ es rr : : < . . ” . The sum of 50 cents will be charged for cee antes aod which two thirds were absorbed in shooting | against him; but that was no a Seema rent) ‘tome ttdge mey:-hendie ae ae small handful into Albert,—and moreover | on Thursday by two distinct operations,one ns : ‘ ‘harges de s . j ; ? S v . illn’ ing i 5 J j * ( or ertion of al) Marriage and Birth no-| 4) o Sremises. erate ood Stabling on —the only amusement he cared about. His | should not, from Sunday morning to sodich borrow none, not even off my brother oar something into Sunbury for the good Uncle | in front of Saitschar, the other in positions es. . : : . ’ et , , : RICHARD GLADNEY, | WHOr® bill was incredibly small, for he had | gay night inelusively,compel everybody to | °¥*# You could lend me about four ook ee ee et eee saved | commanding Deligrad. In the latter ietor, | the excuse, when in Shayton, of bein . : ; : as i regenerated. And subsequently there | movements the T ; ALMAN : 6 os Proprietor : yam § CON- | pay him what h : sand pound, I[ could ani y ‘’) e Tarks captured thirtee A AG FOR OCTOBER, 1876, | Alberton, Sept. 13, 1875. stantly about the mill, and it was natural ft ’ ae ee for hs oe le id give a better finish to ong a messenger from King’s who said ;} redoubts, great quantities of arms snd MOON'S CHANGE that he sho i : a » ; 0, the ducats for King’: font: ; ‘ha f tk ee =e anne BR ) } ie aa Saatences oe simply and instinctively, that one can ‘ Why, Jacob, you never told meas you its adue as clesbaean, talimienha ‘els on catcie a fight was long and toon, 3d day, Gh. 44m., a. m., li ; neys an- : "| Ww avi : : hin the | 0 y- 1¢ Turks continued __ below horizon. Guster, it ven bie geste om hardly blame him severely. The truest de- | Were laying down a new mill. Public Treasury. And they too Satur oS I these occa- iN ; y y took from the | and on Saturday the wast Quarter, 9th day, Gh. 7m. a. m., S. W. rl : . finition of him would be, an incarnate No, but I should a’ done if you'd a’ wait. blic T i i ith Turki p See Se ene New Moo 7th des. 5 ae i sions to wear the suit which had be : ‘ Public Treasury eight thousind ducats, and | With Turkish succes 2 : 7o om 17th day, Sh. 45m., a. m., E. CENTRAL STREET Sinie mpegs ra en the} natural force. The forces of wealth, which eda bit. 1 neverright made up my mind | they said: This will , ’ Son cess. Fears are entertain- : ew horizon. : cET, nday suit o @ preceding year. His ’ about it while I > : : is will we name railway land~ | ea that Djanis, commandi th First Quarter,24th day, 3h. 42m.,a.m., N.W ish ae Beal : é are as much natural forces as those of fire it while last night. oe ng the road ; - , 3h, 42m.,a.m., N.W., r knitted all his stockings for hi : damages-at-Pe nob-squis; by that name | through the Moray ll i below horizon. Summerside P E isiand g 1m, | and frost, had incarnated themselves in hi It was not Jacob Ogden’ i : ; 7 ; loravia valley, would fall into . y 5 ete + | and made his shirts, these bein , 1 elves in him. vt gden's custom to be| shall it be known.in the publi their hands. Tfes as —~o — ——_-__--- = g the usual His sympathy with mone onfid io os .. P ic records, r s. ° steady advance of cons oa — . , . , y was so complete, | ©? ential with his mother about money} And th ill i i i eos aie” ee ‘ ed occupations in an evening. Lis travell : . sisi - y us will we save our bleeding country. | 80/5 and other internation indi Ploay Wee! SUN [MOON | man Day's | JOHN McKAY, PROPRIETOR. et das 9 g& ravelling | he had so entirely subjected his mind to it, matters, and she on her part had been too| And in London the Little th : t iis hedvatitne 4 . al stocks indicates rise | seta! Ti8es water /len’th | penses were confined to the weekly jours | so thoroughly made himself iis pupil and proud to seek a Sin ; e there was one Pp ing impression of a peaceable ne ey ee eee | neys to Manchester, and as these were als | mouthpiece, that it is sins Accu ci t : omni . : @ mntlone that was never | Walker, and this Walker said unto himself: | S°lution of the Eastern question. The 31 ee ee a ee lm. os. | S HOUSE, see , J — oe ; oe 8 ‘ 3d ' ; but many little signs had of late| We must is rui imes says: *T ; i\Sunday (6 315 36, 451) 9 12 i. M. HIS HOUSE, second to none on the Is- | ways on business, they were charged to the ie ta : € i st save this ruined country from | Times says: *There is perhaps d 2|Monday eer ao EF 2 ; a il = land for beauty of situation, comfort and | concern. 16 Jacob Ogden had ae vile 8 a 7 money than that he was money. led her to the conclusion that Jacob was in| bribery and corruption and preserve it for unreasonable alarms a a Hv a | 6G} 82) & 22) 10 26) 26; | ay pantoen oe rs gta ae fond of shooting bis seseodel expenses be et Jed en "a acertain sum of money : er of unusual prosperity,’ He had | 4 heritage for our posperity, less in a brief unreasonable hopes, but itis evident a | Wedn'sd’y 8 8u) 5 31) 105 nh aca es ve , y vis e ’ - se unique idea was it i 5 pought one or two sm: states 7s ae Be ; es , 5iThursday | 9| 23 6 aon wt 7 Island for business or pleasure. yond food and lodging (which were provided and which acted in pretense “n't e, bn eat shana oe Cae for three | space there be nothing left from the hand | We need not despair of seeing the crisis 6\Friday | 10) 26) 6 B5)A 10) 164 Choice Sample Rooms to let. for him by his mother), would not have of wealth as infallib! 9 the laws ip asand pounds each, and then | of the Bad Men of this country. Then the | pass’ away without hostilities between 7 | Saturday 2 24; 719 049 12} Conveyances f Cars and ’ oy : yas a planet acts in | 3%? suc enly declared that he would lay | good Walker surnamed the Major, did work Turkey and Russia.’ ° Servi sigundar as] 32 > “ y rom Cars and Boats. exceeded fifty pounds a year; and it is a| obedience to the cosmic f out 2 an 6 : : ; ; Major, did work y and Russia.’ The Servians were - 5 en ey ee ee ll Ladies and Gentlemen will find it to thei hi ot {no more money in ‘potterin’ bits of | with exceedingly great zeal to destro - | badly beaten « st 150 i i 9) Monday ‘ 9 331 ¢ 29) it to their f of th at fi ; : re y en and Jost 1500 m | Monday 145 20; 9 33, 2 29 6 | advantage t emonien thin proof of the great firn-ness of his character It is only natural that property like them, but k it whi : : en in their 10;Tuesday id} 18 10 54) 3 47| 2 ee be wer y na: thiy otal. in money matters that, although b i A Sen es entenes ennbelieiie’ pies Sas ees ee re ee hijWedu's'dy| 17) 16M | 5 10! 1059 martaargepeeit i tel fond a“ . “is ete and so situated should grow rich. in all | 8004 lump for summat 0’ some.nse.’ The | the Bad Men. And he expended of his ) grad van. i2/Thursday | 18, 14, 013] 6 2% Fe passionately fond of sport, he reso utely | respects circumstances were f: decision about the new mill proved to Mrs, | substa ir oa om on ‘ r : ; oe f 20, 13) 1 89 : 54 33 INSURANCE. kept the cost of it within the hundred. | him, He had robust health recs Ogden that the ‘lump’ in waienia was u aaah ste lee apy the ome ft ly aa sa ane aie Sea 4\Satarday | 21) 11) 257) 8,41 6g { His annual outlay upon literature was withs | fatigable ener Hi 4: 2. ai. | peady accumulated : pdb egal Be ced was heid by the Queen at 15} Sunday 28, 9} 418) 9 30; 46 ; io nip g gy. His position in a littie : of the land saw the good work which the | Balmoral on Monday. Parli : ; 9 sa os ; in twenty shillings; not that it is to be sup- i 3 9 * Jacob,’ s sai ; - arliement was ane 24) 7) 5 27 10 8) 3 ST. LAWRENCE al rt ieee sgn P place like Shayton, where habits of spend- — she said, * how much do you! Major had done, and they consulted to- | further prorogued from October 30th to soni 25, 5] 6 42/ 10 39) 40 ‘ po pent so large a sum as one | ing had not yet penetrated, was also in his | Teckon to put into the new mill ?” ether, and they said unto the people: This | September 12th. Gloomy reports j sd’ et o pe aa ‘ : . “ h ‘ 7 y . Wee ath. co’ me baer = : 9 = sal zs Marine Insurance 40 — sterling in a regular manner upon favor, because it sheltered him in undis- |_ ‘W hy, ‘appen about forty thousand; an’ | 200d man hath labored almost to excess ; from India. The crops are a ies se 20\Friday | 29) 0) 10 19'M 3 s | bocks, but he had been tempted by a| turbed obscurity. No annie tee is bork bol“ you lend me four, that'll be forty-four,’ | he bath, in fact, overcome himself and cattle are dying of starvation and chibi a1jSaturday | 3ii4 58 11 22) 0 30 27 oF seco” otaat copy of Baines s ‘History of | wealth, and has lived from his infancy in ‘This was a larger sum than Mrs, Ogden | needeth rest. Now we will exempt the threatened. The Post semi-officially ane ae ~ - , I = : 7 PRINCE EDW ARD IS ND Lancashire,’ which, being much the worse | the upper class, will confine his expendis | had hoped; but she showed no sign of re- | 8904 Major from furtber service for his | »ounces that the Porte accepts six hr ks 24\Tues el 35] a eR - : ; jsadasens LAND, Sean ee soe ge by peta, ture during the best years of manhood to | JS beyond a quiet smile. country for the next eight years. And so | armistice, suggesting further prolongation Tedn ‘ad’ 7 Sal: « oel.e asl . seller at five pounds, and Jacoh ‘** i i i ‘ : ai: : 7 ie ates ae meeate ses 371 s 1 9 i 34 1 BOARD OF DIRECTORS: a amma “ sata Sot? sae re ee inh Psat It obrey where do you think of building it, they exempt him. And there also stood of six weeks, if at the conclusion of the a\Friday | 40| 4 : ; : antage to him also, that his mind : forth one Cook, of Ni i deliberations 97 YS oe Soe hi hes 1 : : 7 : Niagara, a contractor,who | *!* the deliberations are incompl Slgemains - a ; ae - a 9 ee Lane Pret: nine and nine pence. After this extra.| should be empty, because he needed all ‘Well, mother, if you don’t mind selling | said ; Verily, this remarkable country is be if at the end of twelve weeksno ra a 29) Sunday 42| 45) 310| 7 43 3 Anremas Lor, vagance he resolved to spend no more fool- | the room in it for the endless details con~ me little Mouse Field, it’s the best mill site | the downward track to perdition—but 1, | is realized, there be further armistice of — b a “ : - 8 : 0 oe oo ish money, as he called it, and for several cerning his property and his trade, No inall Shayton. There is that water course | even I, will yet save it. Then this good two months. Roumania has resolved upon : , 54 42; 3 42, 9 19, 105 £rorGE D. LONGWORTH. iti is li " i i ; it will i - eon : yo aes a aan ae P. W. aoeaehe ame. ct an no ore ee library, ex- | fact of this nature, however minute,escaped eee! eee increase the value of | man shelled out in the vicinity of forty | declaring her independence. She relins PRICES CURRENT W. D. STEWART. cep 7 eve —_— ae and a small him. His knowledge of the present state or about it. thousand ducats wherewith he prevented | quishes all claim upon Eurepean protection Risks taken daily at their office, Exchange sastanalt os as a cimetien eyed ae of 7 that Sea : him was so clear ahaa — = perfectly soothed by | numbers of the people from voting for bri. | replacing it with an alliance with Russia; Ch'town, Oct. 24, 1876 uilding. se as | and accurate, and his foresight as to pro- is time. Jacob wanted to borrow four | bery and corruption, and in this way saved | A proclamation is to be issued, proclaimi : . ai an ’ , : i min BREADSTUFFS. roche tad ae ele ors ae es are far from desiring to bable changes s0 sure, that he anticipated | thousand pounds of her. She had coal| his country, And the Judges heard of it | Prince Charles King of Rowmenis. Seas Ductrwhoat Flour, per lb 0.03 to 0.34 | ———-—— , althltcncstlili t ae Ogden is yest — one and neutralized every cause of | under her little farms, of which the accums | 2nd they said : Peradventnre, if we restrain | destitution prevails among Turks and Ser. lour, per bbl 5.50 to 7.00} » considered a representative example | /oss before it had time to develope itself ulated produce had reached rath not this good man, h i i i ici . Wines we MARIN 3 . er more g , he may do himself | vians from insufficient food and elothi : oe - ~ - oo yo of the present generation of cotton manu-| That a man whose daily existence proved than that amount; and she promised the | some damage in the exceeding great mul. | causing great loss of life. 7” | facturers,many of whom are highly educated the fewness of his wants should bave an loan with a facetious hope that the borrower titude of his Iabors. And they witb acne a ae 4 a per qtl 3.50 to 5.00 ANCE C0 MPANY ot yao — ee oe ade eager desire for money may appear one of would be able to give her good security, | much kindness injuncted him from fur. LORD DUFFEBIN'S RECEPTION. | Herring per bbl 4.87 to 6.49 men 0 generation which founded the | the inconsistiencies of human nature ; but As to little Mouse Field he was quite wel-| ther labor for a seaso ief ; vin 4 on : ‘ ; : 4q el- n. And chiefest | ay appREss AND REPLY —HIS VIEW Mackerel per doz. . 0.48 to 0.72 a ; collossal fortunes that excite the wonder, | in the case of Jacob Ogden, and in thousand come to it and she begged him to accept it | among thousands there arose the truly good COLUMBIA ANDTHE CENTENNIAL nae, ac BOARDS. PRINCE EDWARD SLAND. _| and sometimes, perhaps, awaken the envy, | of cases similar to him, there is no real ins | ** * Present. ‘Nay mother, you shouldn’t | man Cushing, who said: Let me alone and : — ock, me eee. - ore BOARD OF DIRECTORS: of the learned. When nature produces | consistency. He did not desire money in give me no presents, but give somewhat to 1 will manage this constituency near by to [Special Despatch to Morning Chronicle.} Spruce ao 0.97 to 1.30 Rosert LonawortH, Esq., President a creature for some especial purpose, she | order to live luxuriously ; he desired it be- our Isaac. But its all the same, for all as 1| Montreal; I will illustrate my piety and yore tty ee re reception of the sis ‘ be aan a 5s * . s 2 : i . ‘ . 4 Tr “=(7e "a - ; Shingles, per M. 1.50 to 1.75 Hon. Jas. DuNcaN, > | does not burden it with wants and desires ciuse the mere possession of it brought in have or allas I shall have "ll go to little | temperance principles; I will put down | astic. An aeemneiss a Bappen prt coo 4 POULTRY. ne e = ee, Ms = would ane ron _— pagans pe its | creased personal consideration, and gave Jacob.’ bribery and corruption and save this Gods | present. An address was presented by the Chickens, per palr $0.35 to 0.60 n. A. A. MCDONALD, efficiency. e industrial epoch had to be | him weight and import in tl ‘Eh! how you talk lad. Why, you'll get | forsaken country. And f hwi City Council welcoming him home. Amon ce : , Hon. J. C- Pore, : . nian’ wen , portance in the com- ’ £ ‘ ry. And forthwith he scate | “ning aie mOgnS. ANDERE 7 _ ke, eac h) 0.25 to 0.30 Pmaesaa Haxpnanan, He0-, inaugurated, the manufacturing districts | munity in which he lived. And whena wed and have chilther of your own. You're | tered lightwines throughout the constitu- . ae things he said in reply: “ My visit to ‘ ywis, (each) 0.25 to V.oo . . had to be created—and to do th ‘ > i! British Columbia has been most agreeab| Partridges, (each) - 0.20 to 0.25 ana aah wh mg i is ae ; ae wl this a body | man relies on wealth alone for his position, young enough and well off besides.’ ency, and his ten thousand dueats circulat. | aud instructive, and although I Aaa a 9 - . SAS * . . " oi 3 + —— by (uae) 0 80 to 1.00) © oat Seer ied Lower Water Pomat — ei : ae - an oe tresh | when he is, obviously, nota gentleman—he| ‘here's 1s no need for me to get wed, | ed among the people, and he saved many | hope that my presence in that distant Pia. my Geese (cach) ete 6.40 to 0.55 ey RAGE Qinelden — of ee oe an — of all| needs a great quantity of it. Another mother, so long as the old woman lasts, | from voting for bribery and corruption pagan: hry aa, much towards pee I & . . ie 4 “* . F = / " : ; e 1e 1 e eee 18 vo oe | CRN Mare 2, 187519 ime pital on wh il at eon hy Sa Oona tht tn act ne whip eke, | ton oped re | enlist Sareea « Bex , ms hoe the A on rs re Pe ats on ou UF See fe ao instincts whi - “ . — maeipel had enough was because the men with There is none of these young women as is | hands, and they enjoined him to retire for minion and the Local Administration, om Cel, pe yy qué ue . : . “ s ‘ ee Ham, per Ib om ive o.10 to 0.12 | THE LIVERPOOL & LONDON os ae dasiae oe ‘ae ; _e whom he habitually compared himse'f, and | careful enough to do for a man like me as | @ little season lest ungodly men should rise | C#2not help thinking thet my visit there oe ve per quarter 0.00 to 0.00 : a ao oon Pte per : ee whom he wished to distance in the race,did | has been accustomed to see his house well | up against him and do him greater injury. eee pean by the people of that ee Sth es . — : . r : ‘ . 1 eXE % Mist > 7 ; ob 0. on to" ont AND GLOBE > re professors than to Cae and eee pormain stationery, bat fe | Se ee aie pililide take | Ant 65 Gil Woy nts Givets Cther or these | tals sowere them by "a posyte Sess oe = MtLON, per 06 A . ; . ; e I Fock, (email plocts) ped sé sob 40°01 r¢4 ; ine oak dine: Anata riched t anoonione so fast that it needed all | a shirt nor & pudding. Good Men, whose zeal for the good of the} at large. Atall events 1am desirous of Oy Pork, per iv (by the carcass) 9.06 to 0.07 ee pag oe a : 4 y Jacob Ogden s genius for money-getting to| ‘These disparaging remarks concerning the | country led them to waste their substance taking this opportunity of stating that from e Veul, per Ib . 0.03 to 0.08 [ = ; re - ec Mt “go “A in Pa keep up with them; for men of talent in ‘ girls of the period’ filled (as they were until, in the Opivion of the good and bad i ope th hd ee om ee Colums MISCELLANEOUS. c " — ul re eee : me a rary, feels | every order compare themselves with their designed to fill) Mrs. Ugden’s mind with | alike, the exceeding great sum of a half 4| thing could be iain one eee Apples per bushel 0.€0 to 1.00 F ND LIFE ee a ot aco : gden, the equals and rivals, and not with the herd of tranquility and satisfaction. To complete | million of ducats was distributed among the | or more hospitable then my personal nie Deseel per bushel a” to a IRE A . i os co P nner, he may ~ be | incapables. It was his custom to go to her satisfaction and good humor, Jacob ua- | people, that bribery and corruption might views with the people. I also desire to take rt (fresh) per Ib OBS CHO58 reminded that he is not on all points} Manchester in the same railway carriage rolied the plans and elevation of bis new | be forever driven from the cou this opportunity of congratulating the peo~ utter per Ih by the tub 0.21 to 0.23 Jacob Ogden's superior. Weare all but| with ere Lc ntry. And | pie of Canada generally upon the tibiae Calfskins, per Ib 0.06 to 0.10 | Invested Funds, Ist Jan’y., 1874, $21,628,356 : ; a ae : ' with four or five men of business, who| mill. The plans were most extensive but | in the region called Ontario there lived a | tory position taken by y ne’ Douiitaton, t on . Cheese (new wailk) per Ib 0.14 to 0.16 | Deposited with Receiver Gener- tools in the ban 3 0 i and as in the talked of nothing but investments, and it it did not Strike the spectator with its Good Man, and he was called Simpson ; and Centennial Exhibition. It isi ible Cheese, per It 0.05 to 0.08 al of Canada 162,800 dof a writer great delicacy and flexi- : : > pron ; m possible to Sat per o ‘ a ere ee A min g helicac] would have made Jacob Ogden miserable | height; for, as the site was not costly,Jacob | this good man had a Bank, that is to say describe the sentiments beld towards Engs Kggs, per — e 0.17 to 0.19 of Canada, 367,091 bility are aeeey qualities tor the work not to be able to take a share in these con- | Ogden had adopted a system then becom. | the Ontario Bank. And he lifted up his eee ay Aesesienas, rt the manner te Caen Peas, 0.08 to 0.12 es he is is appointed to do, so in the mind of | versations on terms of perfect equality. ing prevalent in the neighboring manufac. | yoice and said: Behold, this country is in a Phenniecents agra tt ae 7 the ieee e “0.08 te 0 “a FAIR RATES. a great captain of industry the aetet outa ‘I'm sure,’ thought Mrs, Ogden, ‘ that turing districts, where land was compara-.| desperate plight, indeed, and must be saved | hundredth anniversary of intapeioon, Se ee > on aes able qualities may be the very opposite of | our Jacob's got something in his mind, | tively cheap—the system of building mills | even by silver and by gold and by notes of It will serve to cement still more closely Homespun, (men’s wear)per $d. 0.65 &. 1.00 Prompt & Liberal Settlements. | these. Have we the energy, the direct-| He sits and thinks a deal more than he | rather as sheds than on the old five storey | hand. Now, therefore, I will giye thee of | those bands of friendship and amity bes liomespun, (women’s do)per yd 0.89 lo 0-48 a Pri ness, the singleness of pu @, the inflinch- | used doin’. He's perhaps, fallen in iove, | model. His new mill was simply a field | my bank sidioet, nd will th th z a tween America and England upon which Homespun Flannel, per yard 0.81 to0.46| Insurance againat here effected upon Pri- |; steadiness in the duliest possible labor. | and’ doesn’t like to tell me about it, be-| walled in and roofed over, with a tall give thee hard | the prosperity of the world greatly depends, Lard, per Ib 0.12 to 0.16 | vate Residences, Household Furniture and scl fecal of? oN lin’ po! : . , cash for thy notes, and [ will help thee in | No one who visited that Exhibition cared Oats, per bushel 0.40 to 0.42 | Farm Properties, for that marked the typical in ustrial chief? | cause it’s same as tellin’ me to leave Mi- | chimney and an engine house at one end. | the day of triumph; and when the Bad Men whether they were called Canadians, Amee a Potatoes, per bushel 0.23 to 0.25 One, Three or more years We know that we have not; we know that | lend.’ People of esthetic tastes would see nothing | are driven from the Kingdom, th sh: il | ricams, Englishinen, Australians or Cape Pear\ Barley, per ib 0.03 to 0.04 ne, 7 these qualities are not compatible with the Mrs. Ogden was confirmed in her sus lovely in the long rows of monotonously | he Good : oe _ shall | Codmen. They all had a feeling of pride Sheepskins 0.40 to 0.50 At Reduced Rates, ‘lity of the studious tem dik | adelauas Oiek aes oe 7 ae | the Good Men give me the deposits of all | that they were members of a great Anglo Ser: . oF 4 : tranquility © ° peram picions that very evening by the fact that | identical windows which displayed them- Ontari . is hose 1: Taw, per ton 2.50 to 3.00) on sreat George Street, Charlotte- editative life. And if the Ogdens | ou Jacob shut biseself i ; ie , play | ‘ ntario, and the same will we take for a Saxon race whose language was now spoken : Timothy Seed, per bush, 0.00 to 0.60 aoe EI and the meditative iile, And) e r Jacob s ut | imse in the little sitting | selves on the designs drawn by Isaac’ prey. And they gave him the de sits | by one third of the human race, and who fy Tallow per ib 9.07 to 0.10 | OWMs 2+ * x cannot be men of letters, neither can the | room with a builder. ‘If it's to build him- | Ogden’s architect; b : aia ® cepost’s, | were the first peopie to found on an indes« KR. R FITZGERALD, Agent ; but to Ogden’s eyes many millions of ducats ail toid, and h i i instituti W ps, per bush. 0.14 to 0.16 , 1 ' 27, 1874.— 6m ; men of letters be Ogdens, self a new ‘ouse and leave me at Milend. | there was a beauty here greater tl h ightily i a oe nll. Smamenae: tad Ool, per Ib 0.17 to 9.25 | Ch’town, July 24, . y greater than that! hi. lped them mightily in the elections and , pwrlamentary government,”