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' 7 F i 5 e x r . * * i sslPrider a] telat 5 Gal” asl in any Merchant Tailoring House in Canada. ¥4|Saturday |} 20] 14/ 933) 2 2)- 54: 25| Sunday 21} 13:10 39) 251) 82 In TROWSERINGS, we have an immense stock—over 150 patterns ; also, a large 26) Monday 23; 13/11 48 349! 50 line of STRIPED SCOTCH SUITINGS, the newest things in the market. In 27|Tuesday 24, 12 morn} 5 0| 48 WORSTED PLAIN AND FANCY OVERCOATINGS our Stock is complete. We 28) W ednesday 25} 11) 0 53) 6 19) 47 guarantee our Clothes, for FIT, STYLE and WORKMANSHIP, superior to any made Farniture! 29 Thursda 26; 11) 213) 728) 45 &§. this city , Laue ity .

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OIL PAINTINGS.---150 just received from the studio of a

MATTRESSES.— We have just reeeived a carload faom the largest Bedding House in Canada. t Flock Mattresses, $3.50 ; Fibre, Wool,,Moss, Sea Grass and Straw Consigumente of Island produce will receive Mattresses at corresponding low prices. :

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THE PRICE OF GAS.

A T a meeting of the Directors of the Char- . lottetown Gas Light Co., held at their office this morning, the following resolution was unanimously adopted :—

Resolved,—That the net price of Gas to con- sumers be reduced to Two Dollars and Fifty Cents per Thousand Feet, on and after the first day cf IJecember next. and that no discount be allowed thereafter on the payment of Gas

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Gleanings From My Common-place | than 1500 years. After his coronation at

Books. Milan, Bonaparte instituted for Italy a —-- new order of knighthood, called, ** Of the

ONE OF THE GREATEST EVENTS IN BRITISH | [ron Crown.”

HISTORY.

THE LION OF ST. MARK AT VENICE. This popular sym bo} ol Venice, which is placed upon one of thetwo granite columns at the southern extremity of the Piazetta, suilered during the republican ruie ot the French From the book which the lion holds, the words of the Gospel were effaced, and Droits deVhomme et du citoyen sub- stituted in their stead. The lion was after- wards removed to the Invaliders at Paris,

but was restored after the fall of Paris.

On the ground floor at the south-east corner of the Grand Parade there still eXists, unchanged and singularly irregu'ar in form, the room wherein, at 10 o'clock on the morning of the 19th of June, 1566, was born James VI., in whose person the rival crowns of Mary and Elizabeth were to be united. A stone tablet over the arch} ot the old doorway, with a monogram of H. and M. and the date, commemorates this event, unquestionably one of the greatest in the history of Britain. The ets ma re = royal arms of Scotland figure on one of the SER BETES OF COS eee

walls, an ornamental design surmounts the| Upto the time of Charles V., when rude stone fireplace, and four lines in bar- | King of France, England or Spain was barous doggerel record the birth. The|@ddressed, he was styled, ** Your Grace o most extravagant joy pervaded the entire | but Charles, wishing to place himself in a city. Public thanksgiving was offered up | higher rank than other monarchs, demand in St. Giles’, and Sir James Melviile start-|ed the title of “‘Mijesiy,” a distinction ed on the spur with the news to the Eng- | Which did not long continue, for the other lish Court, and rode with such speed that | S0vereigns of Europe quickly followed his he reached London in four days, and joxampte ; and in our day all the Kings, spoiled the mirth of the envious Elizabeth, | whether rulers of small or great states, are for one night, at least, with the happy | equally styled ** Your Majesty.”

news. -And an old prophecy, alleged to be .. a made by Thomas the Rhymer, but proved by Lord Hailes to be aforgery, was now | supposed to be fulfilled :

26th November, 1888.

| Odds and Ends. ** However it happens for to fall, nei

The Lyon shall be lord of all! i A French Queen shall beare the same i To rule all Brittainne to the sea, And he from the Prince's blo dshal! come As near as to the ninth degree.”

George Bancroft, the historian, has just passed his eighty-eighth birthday.

A rich petroleum well has been discover- ed at Andertown, in Cheshire, England.

Dr. Oliver Wendeil Holmes has made more money as a surgeon than as an author.

According to the journalist Bannatyne, Knox’s Secretary, Mary was delivered wita great ease by the necromantic powers of the Countess of John, Ear) of Athole, who} Bishop Foster, of the Methodist Episco- was deemed « surceress, and who cast the pal Church, was licensed to preach when Queen’s pains upon Lady Reres, then in| only fourteen.

the castle. An interesting conversation! The American Duchess of Marlborough between Mary and Darnley took place in has already distributed several large sums the little bedroom, as recorded in the to London hospitals.

‘*Memoirs” of Lord Herries. Darnley Solonel F. C. Lister Kay is the youngest came In at two in the iternvon to sve QS yginental commander in the British ser- royal spouse and child. ** My Lord,” s sid vice, being only thirty-six years old.

the Queen, ‘“*God has given us a svn. " “

Partially uncovering the face of the infant, she added a protest that it was his and no é : , other man’s son. Then turning to an medium height, but robust and wiry. English gentleman present, she said:' King Kalakaua, of the Sandwich Islands, ‘* This is the son who, I hope, shal] first 2Oe8 te Melburne, Australia, next month to unite the two kingdoms of Scotland and ;4tiend the Exposition.

England.” Sir William Stanley said,/ The bronze statue of the poet Longfellow, ‘‘ Why, madam, shall he succeed before erected by his fellow townsmen of Portland, your Majesty and his father?’ ‘* Alas!” | Me., has been unveiled.

answered Mary, ‘*his father has broken to’ The South American skunk has been in- me,” alluding to the conspiracy against troduced into Australia with a view of ex- Rizzio. ‘*Sweet madam,” said Darnley, terminating the rabbit pest.

**is this the promise you made—that you would forget and forgive all?’ ‘‘ 1 have’ forgiven all,” replied the Queen, ‘* but will never forget. What if Faudenside’s ~ sxceeded 15.000 (one of the assassins) pistol had shot me ?” ees re

**Madam,” replied Darnley, ** these things Thirty prizes is the unparalled record of are past.” ‘* Then,” said the Queen, “‘let the English yacht Yarana for this, her ‘irst them go.” So ended this conversation.— 5€ason, which she closed by winning the From Cassell’s ** Old ana New Edinburgh.” Chaanel race.

Prime Minister Floquet declares that he THE BATTLE OF POCICTIERS. will resign if the project for the revision of the constitution is rejected or has to be adopted by « majority secured by a coali- tion. He further declares that he will only accept the vote of a Republican majority adopting the project.

Joseph Thompson, the plucky African explorer, is only twenty-seven years old, of

The number of persons fined in the Ger- man Empire in the last fiscal year for evad- ing the payment of imperial taxes and

On Monday, the 19th day of September, 1356, was won this most extraordinary vic- tory; yet betore two centuries had passed the spot where those mighty deeds were enacted was unknown. In an after age, the poirt was eagerly investigated and contest-| The Pall Mall Gazette challenges the ed; but at length, in 1743, the exact pcsi- German authorities tw carry out the threat tion of the English army seems to have made through the Nachrichten to institute been ascertained. Nevertheless, the trav- proceedings to prevent the publication in eller will search for that fatal field long London of the late Emperor Frederick's before he finds it; but if he seek outa diary. The Gazette warns Prince Bismarck peasant’s house called Les Bordes, near not to attempt to extend abroad the some tall trees, he may be led to the tyranny over the press which is exercised ground where the Black Prince was in-|in Germany. trenched. But the vineyard mentioned by

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Froissait is no longer there. Still the hol- low way between its steep banks is to be seen; and the intrenchments of the English camp may yet be traced. The peasant de- clares, too, in ploughing the slopes, he frequently turns up human bones and rusty armor, and heads of arrows. At a little farmhouse, also, not far! from the spot, some broken lances and} large bones are shown ; and that is all that which now remains to attest the field of Poictiers. Man may well ask his heart, as he passes over the spot, ‘‘Is this all, in- deed ?—all for which so many heroes have died—to be forgotten—to have their very burial-places scarcely known —the glorious feats and gallant actions which, even in dying, they thought would be immortal, overwhelmed beneath the lumber of history, or blotted out by fresh comments onthe same bloody theme—the throne they fought for, and the lands they won, passed into the dynasties, and all the ob- jects of their mighty daring as unachieved as ifthey had not been?—James’ History,

of Edward the Black Prince. THE IRON CROWN OF LOMBARDY

When the Emperor Napoleon 1. was) crowned King of Italy (at Milan on Maj 23, 1805), he placed the iron crown of the King of Lombardy upon his head with his his own hands, exciaiming, Dien me la downe, gare a qui la touche (**God has given it me, beware who touches”) ;

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which Sir Walter Scott designates ss the heuglty motto attached to it | by its ancient owners. The crown takes | its name from the narrow iron band within it, which is about three-eighths of en inch : broad, and oné tenth or an inch in thick- {ness.. It is traditionally said to have been made out of one of the nails used at the Crucifixion, and given to Constantine by ‘his mother, the Empress Helena, the dis- ‘coverer of the cross, to protect him in battle. The iron crown was used at the coronations of the Lombard King’s primar- iv at that of Agilulfus, at Milan, in the year 591. The crown is kept in the Cathe- dral of Monza. ‘The outer circlet is com

posed of six equal pieces of beaten gold, joined together by hinges, and set with large rubies, emeralds aud sapphires, on a ground of blue gold enamel. Within the circlet is ‘‘the iron,” band without a speck of

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Local Notices.

German Felt Slippers and Boots, just the article to make cold teet warm, at Goff Bros.

nov20—tf

New Rink will be the great attraction this winter. Be sure and get the latest Skating an’ Promenading Boots. The correct thing at tf—nov20

Dress Goods, a fine range, newest colorings, at Stanley Bros , Brown's Block. nov21 3i

Just received, 149 cases Rubbers, Over- shoes and Rubber Boots-—-Goff Bros. nov20—tf We have quite a large stock of dinner sets, tea sets, chamber seis on] glass table sets which must be sold.—W. P. Colwill nov9 dy wy 6w THERE is yet a large quantity of crockery in ali the lines we carry. The people are de- lighted with the bargains they are getting at the cheap crockery store.—W. P. Colwill, nov9 dy wy6 w

My stock of Boots, Shoes, “ub bers. Gvershoes, Feit Beots, Over-

secks Slippers, &c¢., is now come loiete, aud is better assorted, larger and cheaper than eve riease

aii and examine.—R. Kk. JOSi,

(Borehaw s Old Stand). oct9 eod wy tf

The Americans are without question a go- ahead and wide-awake class of people, and generally a step in advance of their ( anadian cousins; and with the worty and turmoil of active business, and mad haste to get rich, they are fast undermining their health and making physical wrecks of themselves. Itiz said that ‘‘ prevention ig beiter than cure,” and we believe it, but the most of us never think of prevention until need of 4 cure comes. Our Americau cousins saw the need of something to buiid up the system some- thing to soothe and quiet the over-taxed

jnerves, and they are becoming wide-awake

enough to leave rum and quack mixtures alone, and instead are using celery as food and medicine combined; and it is enormous the amount of celery they consnme. We heara great ado about a medicine called ‘‘ Paine s Celery Compound.” We know noth: ing about it, but please note it is called ‘Celery Compound,” it is significent to say the least of it. For our part we prefer the pure article, sach as can be procured at Gay's Stall, Market House, Charlottetown. Orders taken now for winter suppiies. Prices from 30c. to 50c. per dozen, boxed and shipped to apy address, —J amie J. Gay & SON, Pownal,

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