XAMINE Ry,

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T HURS!

yA Y, MARCH 3, 1887.

E are offering very fine value in Black and Colored Cash-

ings at very low prices. Good value will also be found in all other departments,

BHEnRr BROS.

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and Merinos, also in White and Gray Cottons, In Ladies’ Corsets we have exceptional We are also offering Carpets and General House-furnish-

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NNUAL CLEARANGE SAL BOOTS & SHOES

know that we gave the gre and as our stock is new and well assorted,

BARG)INS--20 T0.25 PER GENT DIS OUNT, J. ©. SPRAGUE & CO

Ch’town, Feb, 25, 1887—3i sat tu fri wky 2i

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WILL COMMENCE

On Monday, February 28th Inst.

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{ who have purchased at our former Clearance Sales eat reductions which we promised, all who give us a call

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OF THE B'G RED BOOT, QUEEN ST. ;

E will Sell our MAGNIFICENT STOCK at the discount, for cash, to clear by the Ist of April, This is a Genuine Sale, as we want to commence in our new

this Discount is for Cash Only.

Ch'town, Feb. 19, 1887—eod & wiy

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JUHN WAGLEOD & G8.

BRITISH WAREHOUSE

QUEEN STREET.

EXTENSIVE CAM SALE

i have decided to close out the whole of my stock of Staple and

Fancy Dry Goods, commencing De- cember 15th, 1886, and continuing until the whole is disposed 6f, at

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For Style, Quality aud Good Value in Boots and Shoes,

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LAND BOYS.

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DORSHY, GQGFEF & CO.

rex ” tr) AT J YY HN _ _ — _ } H E x 4 4a ; eee - _ -— — _ etree nn ane moon ae - Tt il Since then ' a =P. “ Det ws Shaken Up. the supervision of a strong guard, j 7'r} 1" 1) A | Y I: X A M | NER The Merchants Rank of Princes ' i they have been pi weed on boar la ship for con. | . eines Ad Li f L 4iNL iW : A . Edward Island, - veyance to the pi ison at Genoa, FURTHER DETAILS OF THE GREAT EARTH ‘ ois viele > _GREAT 23 OF 1 g HIERA’S MARVELLOUS ESCAPE, MARCH 3 ar ‘ ral annual meeting QUAKE IN EUROPE—GREAT LOSS OF LIFE BORDI oe, [ARCH 3, 1887. THe sixteenth general annus SARLY TWO THOUSAND PEOPLE RE The latest despateh from Rome says that it | of the shareholders of the Merchants Bank PORTED AS KILLED is feared that the victims along the northern ’ , > » ; sul’. ; ; di ial N P, BE. Isiand held to-day. The fol : coast will number no fewer than two theus- ‘ "is oS } i e er : ; ; 2.2 4 Vin } Editor iai Notes. wing is the Directors report: s t] ‘Ni ‘ ; f and. Along the whole Riviera from Albissola oc ; WeaLARKeS ¢ . : "eVi ; yc O a ‘ : ; z 4 he . The « heeay x ire the prevailing topic to Nice, a stretch of coast 100 miles in length, —_ n f ¢} NI lo TH SHAREHOLD You 1reck onvers on ii Murope. As an examination ; i Sie it} he A i1e ‘ ‘ , " . . ted ‘ al J “meee ; every town suffered considerably, with the : ve placed In your hands printed statements f an atlas will show, the area affected lies in; *’*"; ee Cae oe tal ‘aped | Bank - ws tha , ' of the Bank, and | single exception of Bordighiera. which escapec } Line re nt 1 ou he bt a, é i +} aa A ites ; ‘ ; ° | refi) } , manacemen i ae 7 for the past year —_ ge in a marvellous manner. It also says the dis- i iT itl , is . re il S OM tons Tor th au | hi. . >»: . ; * f a l \ in i y aia ae n ‘ that the | THE FIRST SHOCK, iress throughout the Italian Riviera is ter- ' } } : ou W Wit Salad Svacvement thebe ae . . . : . : 1@ Bank has been 5 “= : ? r last : al ting | ; : . on |vible. Those inhabitants who remain are earned ce Jast annual mecting | Che first shock was felt at Geneva at 20 dhe ns of obtaining a livelihood ; pS I . ‘ arce mi > ry} . Wibnout Heans ling . > © | yea t t 16,039.45, sbout Il per cent. on j}minutes to 6a.m. The next heard of ee Business for a moment is'at a standstill. The meres ; ° isines { é ntisa L Slial. - the — “ bank ving slighily uth-wester! o Grenoble ” , : . 1: | M (we e Brac ‘ . m mi | : ‘ ' hows as fol- | VINE slightly math eaverty ' 4 \avone ? rover ent are doing their best for the poor Prints and Ginghams, he Profit and Loss Account s ae 10% saching re i ut etore Six, |° ' : i . i of Chat — ty ; way i na reaching the re it two minut - petore 81x lp onlé. . Pulcuin be ba volence is also largely | vs | . e . : . e % sere > > ou , ’ : 9 aT ‘ v . ; a 7 Chen it seemed to go over direct] y to fix cast, | amemsitead. Urgent orders telegraphed to ; aiue, c evel ; : Pe ta eo } tt} 1886 on toward Turin and Mik in, and south-easterly | Genoa are being carried out with the co- ' | MM nh rti i : ; ; te Sten |G a al elng Cx ru t ; 1 i ! hye cha le bik 8.058. 99 to Gologna, thence : = wig rly to > shor +7 l op eration of the civil and m litary. Alrez udy : was a vy \ ' ind his” deat | Ma d, 1887 Net profits for Ihe shocks s emer , so » trave é gout | three trains have been despatched to the dis- ; i won : 16,039.45 | weste rly from Grenoble, toward A NenoN, holoke. & arryin; x food and medical appliances. ; . then turviug south-easterly to Marseilles and | Each train takes besides a company of sol- ; We ul wat the Hon. Donald Fer Making $ 24,098.44 | Toulon ee Sey Vee k topped at thre | diers to assistin the distribution of relief and ¢ minutes -) SLX Then it travelled easterly | : been s\ it Provincial Sec- | whic 1 of thus: aes = vs ss ‘ ;;» | to restore confidence and order A . -s 1 oe 5 SU eee which has been disposed OF Gils » ) VOnDes Nice, reaching Cannes at five | A letter from Cannes says:—‘‘A feeling of P <1 —_ . ox v7 . + . ; a } ntoue ¢ i uarter ¢ ur'y i i ier of Crown Lan | Dividends paid 7 per cent .. $10,220 Minutes past six = i Ment e ' Mots a yr profound gratitude is general over the pro- ci mee it ’ ar the rlera ai}! ; ‘j g Ass j hitest 1e elec I wna lransferred to rest account.. 10.000 ; : Ge Chen i we ni Lrouna G ome , = | vide ntial esc sapPe of the town from terrible Ch’iown, March 2, i 5 } Written off Bank furniture ! onente and Di Levente, passed Genoa in the diaaster. but deep gloom prevails, especially : ' were promusea om eotaned 1.000 21,220.00 rseshoe of the Gulf and reached Leghorn at | among business people, who foresee that ; unt ar i st § Pa ti usine: ple, it 3 oe raon, Oh any pretence what <3 minutes a. as | ae on “ t. . | Riviera will never again be a health resort. . } ; + hy | re { > ‘Ourse sit) } . ‘ 4 vote sq i 5 ie ©=Libei } LA a credit at Pi and =e it ae : aa 1 _— 7 per 7 aoe | Marie Van Standt, the singer, and her mother Lil 7 | \ yunt $2? 878.44 | was felt m a ey ul m% places ok pons ess took refuge in a yarden during the excitement. serv ve part a t beral el ; tic and fright se ave bee ; . ; : ; 1s ative arty t ‘ ne ids lel Ik OW, I anic anc fright seem to wave been Chey suffered extremely from cold, nervous- i Uhe vors 1 that the aoove result ““) the principal result west and north of Genoa, ‘ : ; . K ive Governing i ail ile tins holders I ness and insomnia. 1) st V twot Ol . + + ayers re ‘ ‘ : gmreater : er . . ° : a : es bs ; i va fairly eal ut therea outs th at W is Lmuch greatet M. Lockroy. minister of public works. Says a Ane « 1 Algoma taro, Was | pase year nh been & Tally Pronbadle | jogs of property and lives than was first re thet the sewers in the shuhen distetate are ae j } Det aaa } i one nd the Bank ts in a position to increase when ” Sie fa : wm ’ ng Fe " wan O-Gay Uther elections will be held | ld tl] nand arise ported. damaged that the soil will become infilitrated i ' sHouid the aemi ‘ se. x : en. sine 5 ; f —— The cash and books of Bank (including ON AN EARTHQUAKE TRACE. with sewage and be a source of contagion as +] ‘ J M fh it j SOU Agence’ have be« hi, Irom time to time ; A seismistic wi iter to one of the evening the hot weath r aaa 7 oe ae nment i ; : i a : } : { ‘oa : <4 + ; | will se “ms Ars ¢ specialists to do every- } 1a bl 4 { Mi iv | tretully counted and ¢« xamined and loundad Lo papers savs the truth is that the region of oe ine soem . a 7" oa { It y i : ‘ } P : ne - a g ; { i Ma 15h) wrect and in orde tat, ra lies on a great earthy uake track, | ung a te a rt - i clisaster, l ; - | , : } : ah 5 l ‘ ‘ u a i New Wes i ( i lie different officers of the Bank have con-| which extends from Thibet atehale the | tatecff lat british travellers rene , M. ‘ t ° . . . rive { 301 i , — sh { i i <3 / tinued to perform their duties satisfactorily. Caucasus to the Greek Islands and, passing “Ld gly at Calais en A ays to te Ou hich , Vi ‘ March 4 Respectfully submitted, under Ltaly and the south of France, traverses Flammare has written an article in = o* 8 Kaste A ss . NWI larch | Ow CONNOLLY, President. the coast of Spain and sweeps under the BAS that ~~ Heras nce aaa ane 10CKs a \ . . ar . like thas » ore W este L. H. Davies, Atlantic as far as the West India Islands and likely. A< wi ‘ol gt , f hi t = vd : ‘ + ~ ’ . “ee ear . ‘ as ; mt r Alber W. W. Scuitvax, the voleanic ranges of South America. Aj near Nic : - am. whic h eth ye th ree ae * i ; water unt tions 1e coast have Sask va Li. Loud Bl R, DD ors huge bran h of the great current runs under | Ww ute bUyhies UP. Por oo ° , - 4 stiff ’ : BENJAMIN HEARTZ, the United States from Texas to Louisiana to | Sunk and other po rtions have weg é stl the St. John 5 Caees atten rs i DoNALD FARQUHARSON Canad Now Ll avain the forees opera ing | Wind is blowing at Mentone make it danger- i 5 ny the poin $0 | Wittiam McLean, under the surface of the earth are subject to a | 0U8s to walk about yet. H die . visitors ‘ . : . 2 +. nce ve { “TV nere, 2 o ‘ { ry ; if : , ; Violen mmmotion and hence we have now a} trom é a ance ha e arrived the e, being nn F er a , — ~~ ; é foliowihg 1s the general tafement in the east or in the Levant, and then, | pelled by curiosity. The building inspectors : ns Shi« 1 tn s or j ie 4 lil, ‘ viit 3 e . : ~ 4 ‘ elections in indicating | of oo rosition of the Dank : Si a . Raat, it have condemned two-thirds of picturesque old i ' asa te years ago, In Houtherh Spain, | I = : ' wee bis : Dom! | . | Mentone. ‘HOS & € sympath i tHe electors on milion | LIABILITI : ae . rh: . : sw , : I TOLD YOU SO. An American gentleman and his wife, who | N 8 124,595.00 if there isa Mr. “lL Told You So” | were at. Hotel Bellevue at Mentone at the } im” is sta l 1 i i ng interest, (includ- , H Herr Rudolnh abl, who time of the di irbanee, were hemmed in = ts at i ‘ State ep7ut ; ’ . o : vom 1 New Brun ” , ea 10,929.74 t hou he € arth iakes several] | “2e:r bedreom by falling beams and were res- hij > “~ hi ii ua bo ah hour whe earvbiduak ra + Q : : . i el a Mm 1) ru il rest bb, S45. 76 ; 14: 4 i i . + ‘ned with much aifheuity, the lady being t i$ time will get ? " : 9 47.77 | Gays ago He published a statement that the send gg : ees z : or Due to oi e a gs innual eclipse of the sun, which commenced | COmpched } a ae “ ; ghee ls { v ‘ ‘ U; : Liv ds 5d ‘ any : a i Mentone ez » hire niy at the most exorbi- ; . —e = = ae ee , on the 23rd and was visible only in Fastern | “/e@tone can be hired only at an rp . } s} st | . : “— : ' tant rates. an their ov rs ive hee CelYy- : i i 4 i t a. . O08 OT7 Asia, Australia and Western South America, | ' tt ere . ae ) mee rsh , been rr i I ey VY county ! aS £ n tn |b iabilit 5 to tl pubs 2 14 Ys jivcad would be accompanie i hy ‘tremely strong | 1S sHnivnas Ssov a re the use. "1 vay f 1i0n |! ipiti il stock #0 UV nhencamnbanniie ismie disturbances, owing to|@ uze to property at. eutone is estiimater ihe | i-Conservative government of} Re count , 10,000.00 oe : ' $2. 000,000 The yachis Latona and Wes- 7 a > hel P eo » a-e 44 | the coincident infinence of the sun and moon | Say Ne : , ree , Auev was oveith vn la ur DV the | Pres Ind jJO8S AC PUNT, BUIANCe.. ~, 81.44 4} ‘ 1, tonla, W hich are in the harbor of Men- r ait ° + . ye a . ~~ , , 60 y tone, are crowded with invalids 3oth officers it Dommio i S 304 0.09 LCLIPSE AND SHOCKS, and men have shown the wreatest kindness in Che re . ‘ it had a two-thirds | ' I¢-ts worth veceliiaaGidk/bie Mee B0ih af You caring for the inj red Dr, Keith, of the La- oo oe la n local ele ms in Decem i ie 7 oe aa ¢ - » | tonia, attends to the wants of many patients, SIGN ' . . : ‘ 39 93].74} Au there was an eclipse of the sun, which s ae ee ao 3 ie | y wast ‘ ) ot , wOASh EPNPERE AEs a’ ~~, es se ; Dai . -.1 | all the Mentone poysicians having ted to ; . har 2799 39] Was observed t Grenada by an English : 7 ‘ : > , bo 0 . \ otes of anc eqnes on erbanks : a : biti Oni Hie’ ‘eens Bee *isa. Comparing all accounts received from i ‘ Sean I ‘ . "76 enviuc ex pes yuh. nh e § e@ ai nere . . 7 ° y ‘ ; } } Lue by other ba $4,256.02 ; A ; al ; Sasa places aff ected by the earthquakes, it ia esti- Se vy lad to the wili of ‘ were rious erthqu ike hocks at Malta, in | . ; © on ? . the ( eas ae Li n portions of the! @&ted the loss of life as far as known is 600. , y ] . | . 7 . | <t « Q Oe vie vree Aren ) Ut) « ‘ ‘ } Ol it ns On So. ’ : = an but t vill of the m rity : ediately ay $30,945.26 , oe ‘t ; <—, } Many piaces, however, are still to be heard } liscounted ecurret uces diterranean, although there was no eclipse : nt >I ‘Cnoresse Tr) ‘ ’ : te W i iis i ‘ : A . : ; : % in. ee ae ee A in 8 Jegi “a ‘y | ‘ unearned visible there. rh last shocks before those | ‘POM. A : ee > law if | ured, « : ; oe a cy rhirty houses have fallen in Clarisin in con- : andi | per and la : eans lf we POP ©78.682.90| were in Novembe 1854, and were felt at Agee : fis ; PE co gpg ee ea © es 1M he sequence of damage done to them by the re- be i I t the iaw better not have th Bills discounted overd ah, ail ite $04.0; rehod GHA MAarselies, cent earthquakes. 5 4 wt? ; anit 7 5 a . rn . . : i} Law This being true, we innot se uy | Mor Ges, jUcgme! - ores BUSINESS SUSPENDED AT MENTONE. pe ! " | bank turniture account 1 406.56 : ; . } } . 4 - . h . if jo aeLON 10% abuse heaped Mr. At Mentone houses are shattered like those The Erish Land Ques stion. i Hacke nd his levai adviser. and upon Mr. $364,955.69 | in a bombarded city. d he windows are blown M ! a e +] iH PROFIT D .CCOUNT. out and the roofs knocked off. The earth- The re port of the R oyal Commissioners Morson ve leg davis ‘ the igh | : é i € Gat om tae “ad ; quake was eapricions, the old town being little | on the Irish land question has been pro- " Bn + <y fo} = i < hividens ( ‘. rr a ° - ‘ mm . Sheriff of Prince Coun ¥, because of theiren- | * - widend No. 10, 39 per ot 25 110.00 injured. Most of the | ig hotels escaped. The duced in the House of Commons. fhe fol- ‘ : oar > %, “UU : Se i : : cca . deavor to have the iaw respected in the To Dividend No. 17,-3) per cent ; a VC — ‘| shes totally rin ae the Hotel lowing is &@ Summary of the Commissioners . . : a a oe ee ee les Ambassadeurs, next door, had not even al.....- ail aes we of Mr. Per V. Mr Per 7 = law December oe 0, 110.00 e cia 1 1 ‘k n Th H stel Son Esty ange rs as recommendations r . ¢ . ViaSsS broken. e ove Bf 4sUre > a breaker; and, as such, should not be allow-] 49 Amount written off Bar ~o ery badly injured. The Villa Laurente and| _ First—The term of judical rents fixed by the : ’ rh: ture account 1,000.00 ( . lu Loure are lestroyed, also all the Jand act at 15 years should be reduced to the ed to sit in Parliament Chis being G0lT 5 Avenunt ‘Transienved te Resk er hate cau du sO ne — yea, als a 1e statutory term of five years. All those whose ae lis : ip att ] cat SE he oa 10.000.00 houses in the Rue Prata. The streets are | renis were fixed five years ago would have the premises Mr. Hackett is pertorming a duty in taking count : ), OO ra littered with the boxes and. beds of people right to go into cor rt at once for the revisjon of . l'o | ce e "led t eV Le int 2 878, 44 io ° r heir rent [ future lie “nts the ail bo se . , Devens tm 1,. | 20 Balance earried to n Account, 2,87 ca ’ i in hl their rents. n ali future judica! rents the term proceedings to oust Mr. Perry fron '__ | camping in the squares. The shops are shut for which they will be fixed willl be 5and mot 15 position he has obtained in the law’s de eo4 jog 44 | *né business is suspended. The people are | years, ; os ' ; / ' ' eo terrified and listless. Nobody has been killed, [© Second—aAll lease-holders are to be perniitt: rd to _ ee PONE Pepe th. a} 2 2 p58 99} Witich is curious, considering how general the j £0 into court aad have thei ir judicat rent tixed by that the intention Por Ei bt by Balance March 4, 159¢ $5,095.99 | eck is. The English church is d: amaged, | he land commissioners ‘their exclusion from = Te es a eer sa net profits fe 16,039.45 | Soe lie ap. ee Ea : - | the benefit of the act hus be senasource of | jitter pommed commence an actior ithe <n ea ee ? Visitors are leaving and the trains are fr ll. | camplaint, especially in Ulster, ever since the act 4 a ’ aha Ge ‘ : i iOoTre t anal mee ‘ : 7 ; : ; 4 098.44 The station is crammed with lu; ggage and the | was we 1a ee winteted as .. rag rinet ) ‘(rry’s ty Tha oot, UU5. Thir rs 4 rks w als CS, againet 2 DP rrys return. i iit . roads are thr: mged with carriages, ih i to os ‘im toe bem Ft of the tas a oT hae . aa ¢ si ‘ a ’ na p must : wht that i ; seles virrcHRLL, Cashier. s sneci 2 . Inajority must ve taught that it is useless fr. SMIICHELL, sie! A NARROW ESCAPE. _— snecifically excluded by the land act of 1880 “ tlk ic, } ie Oe Munna Siti ere re-elected and i8sl. to elect candidates who are disqualified by Che former Directors were re-electe =p ee urchase, the comr : reo , r _— Accounts of incidents are beginning to come Fourth—As to purchase, the commissioners are la ; pécially those of hair- OE aa escapes in favor of what might be called le gislative sim- ' ss il, especia : ir-D apes i } than legislative eco én + la - » 2 2a Wnotich Ya » ™ ylification, rather 1a@n isiahly mpulsion. _ ee — Lobsters for the English Market Among others is that of Miss Chaprlez, an 1 | Piiey would remove all legal technical difficulties Election Echoes. C ’s Famil M . ae American young lady, who was liter: ully . hich at present stands ia the ay af ie sapere. asseis Kamuy Magazine ior January i Hs on eurne / hey strongly . Lee?’ takin Gis thivaekl Tighate: strin) ca bus ied alive for some moments in the ruins of deprecate the compuls: wry expropriation of land- Hon. Mr, Pope’s majority in Compton | (7?!) *@S©S Up tix Nig, Pg el er . ia Villa Natal, at Nice, but was eventually lords Or the compulsory Creation of peasant pro- ras 724 , Sera. Seer, Sree, ween. F > + :.’| happily rescued. Mr. Hatheway, son of the | pri ietors, - cae ben: and it would be profitable to the P. E. 1. in-) aierican consul, was among others slightly} ,*ifth—They report ro intimidation in the sir John’s majority i Carlet wi dnatse naka a 1 , » fact—that when! -:_.- ; shape of boycotting prevails extensively, but they canal 7 sm : . y in irlet a di stry po mer * not of se a v ve ips injured. The King and Queen of Wurtem- abstain from making any recommendations on ” > a »g r ty ‘ ee *a *s ; n ti > Lle oO} : = ‘ . . ove ws pom " votes, to O00 OD- | the “coral found in the femal eer ; berg, remained in their villa and are still] that sutject.| tained by his opponent, Stewart—-who for- | jected, probably 25 per cent of value to the there. The Due de Nemours and the Princess Sixth 7 to a congested = cab» they re- sits his der i inglish consumer is re 1 away. commend that excessive »pulati feits his deposit. ionglis an uum a a or 1 the” beat ri unche d’Orleans are encamping in the gar- es eaboarda sh hd ber oe a at + Booey neca saVvs: te : CO! ne ne e8T : vest LuOn i i it New Westminster, B. C George ‘ er : say Bo a Sn ae lin , Mino. | den of the Villa Graziella, in which they were }tionor emigration. U pon this subject the com- aes wes ach ohio: ieee brands which bear the namesof leading Eng-| jj, i, ng. The Duke had ail his papers removed | missioners have taken a good deal of interesting erguson and ames seid the former! lish firms as (so far as we know) they are the to the garden, with the remark, ‘‘We must| €Yidence, some of which goes to show that pea- member, are in the field for the Commons ly tins ot lobster, that contain any coral. Wel, . 4? orn .y | sants in the congested districts are by no means te rinan wes Bot} 0 any tins of lobster, ti ; rant fo. , defend ourselves on the spot. lhe Comte opposed to emigration, if it is reasonably cenduct- tor ariboo strict ? are nserva- 2 1 to fres! poster * man yur- ? . { rib istri ] r Onse 4 find the m equ il to fresh lobster for Nr yi : an 1 Comtesse d’'E u, who are staying yr at the ed. If they are compelled to quit their native tives poses. ; aed the purposes i _ ll refers oe villa des Caroubiers at C riniez, only oc- | glen they would as soon go to Canada as outside sl is to make lobster cutlets, an » gives the onnemar tion Mr. Bowell’s majority was 1,000. 18 Q MARS 10 ied ? oe ea c BT Pee 1) | cUPY the ground floor of the house. of Connemara. : following excellent directions: *‘‘Cut up sma PS . an : a a sige ann hae a ie [rish party ot reg Adon Wrigh majority in Ottawa] the white meat of a tinned lobster, and pound AT: NICE. Phe party do n t regard the os ph { i \ Vas SUV ti . / with tc muple f ounces of butter f - ——, lt oo evident that Ire and . 1 COrd th ¢ oupie oO \ ; i hd nane alee -~ Sir D is , L476 then mix the whole gether in a morter, ad * H ee ; st oe ne . is very dis- | ison the brink of a severe struggle about nad Smith s majority was 1470. — a ees "4 > | mal. Hundreds of houses have been cracked Mel 1 MeD 1} tority im ding cayenne and a few drops of the essence bythe entthauaks shocks abdene . ne’ Seeuis coercion. If a coercion bill is brought for- ’ ' el iti‘ ouvi = v . . . . ) whe Ci A ‘ € c 3 rer ad Zz ; “ee — of anchovy. Shape them as nearly as p »ssible habi OW] tine, Geet abalike fel © t ward this session it is not expe ected by the Cape breton ¢ uunty was dSUU. like dentine out 7 only taack “taller: ° em iabitable 1en the first shock was felt a irish members that any other measure of vt c aati wre eet ‘3 1 oF Nice at six od k in the morning all the peo- 1 will to 1 th; urral overnment supporte and bread—crum! e : usual way, an any kind w LSS aw this yee - vil J ~ ih, 1O*V . vr © 903 un ; n . 2 rt ra » them in the usua Ly, ¢ ple left their beds and rushed Server stricken any kind wi pass into law 11S year. vlontre entre, secured a majority of 903. r for half a minute or so. i ntreal Centre, secured a majority o iry i “Be ee eee ; ‘ het te kd and only partially dressed into the streets: | 7 — — } } ry . ris stu Ur Sea Ss eeton s Cel rr whi 8 KnOWn ‘ 4 tay . e Sir Charles Tupper’s majority was 668. ; . ir wal © Ss etl - : . a = An t General Jamais, the lieutenant governor, “ : . ; 22 Dit iod ‘T: t e 7 ms 18 Oo * ‘ Hion Mr. McLelan’s 625 wae! ek a eae Se climbed from his window to the ground with : ; a “pound the spawn and sprinkle over it.” An- eke halis ole dake Uc ign , ‘ ee . > . + | . " ‘ . * . e Le 2 Ue , In Pictou, Tupper’s majority was 604, | other of Cassell’s ‘‘purposes” is for lobster I ° wil and MecDougall’s majority 681. lad. The first requisite of which is a ‘‘hen- PANIC STRICKEN GAMBLERS. i ir Weetor revin's majority in Three | lobster,” because the coral is required, and ca a <a eee Sir Heetor Langevin's inaj = = Phree > Te : Ihe beautiful pleasure resort of Monaco es- f Rivers, 1s 30; Sir P. Cayou's, in Quebec | such salad cannot be properly made without * i } 7 ’ 54 Se : it , caped the worst features of the voleanic wave. a, lla p PeBNO alii County, is 154. ' he . ; Still t] anic Was or chain’ ae ' ; mmeial So much about the omission ef coral in put- till the panic was great. People are eating, ‘ a ‘is If lof ahabie ¢i drinking and camping out of doors. Baron ——~ ite q' *s h P. E. Ish 1 ting up lobsters. If left out, propabiy the ; : i: ommunication wiih 2 ESIANG. omission disapruints a demand that numer Rothschil l has chaitered a sleeping car for I AM instructed by Mr. Henry Ferguson to 4 om ; ao ¢ 112 of aang. | the use of his family and himself. Gambling, Sell by Auction, 7 : ; aia illy might be set down at millions of cans; t ‘\ ‘f hi } cat es te? 1.3 t té . ; : . . . . . “yer re a 8 a ‘ ¥. as i ; Ottaw , lespatch < = ult - 4 Chet os an nine of deatesion and ecinustasion abe et “ went on almost as if nothing ha WON BD i} i ARCH 14th | . — np ireayet ang und apt to associate, so on this subject offsupply, | “*PPcnec. . . ae 9 ' ’ 5 7 ; ' > | ob nv i ve alt s » 1 _ . ‘ - é ee nae as me atel “ a | there are a few words needed on the commis- KILLED IN A CHURCH, AT 11 O'CLOCK, I id t nei. eanw hile nteiiigence j |; } +} ] . ‘ paneer law : } . ae 10n side Of the business Ina very large pro- a : : . ha - ‘ t nen’ of marine that the! u; f cans containing lobster: ae | The accounts this morning from Rome show | 08 the Premises, that beaut a ly situated Farm ; 3 portion of cans containing lobsters, the sand | l ( Porto Manrixi of 75 acres, on St. Peter’s R» ‘ven miles from et 7 . P Yi pi r ut is not removed, and the econse- | & hee: P ae ae ee ; orto Maurizio | Chariloticto wh, 52 acres of W Which are in a hich} ane A Ne] “ va , } iter that its discovery perm: unently | 2@S borne the ful ll brunt of the earth yuake. | state of cultivation, the balance well covered Fle I i rmanently : : u ; 5 } avalos « k i pa rf é is0n se sumer auvainis the | Of its 106 co nunes not one es “ape d. it suf- with lard wor 9G, ing Hous Raiis. &e. . -hae in t J : ! ai? j fered erelv from loss of iif and property. fhere is a liwe : House and large pew Rarn a ire te eo : : | : oe 1 seared oF ¢ *n the premises th Schools aud Churches ' lin “ i d ; : wited to restrict the lobster-fi he ; At Bajardo, a small town of 1,500 inhabitants, close by een ; | : ¢ Jal oo. ee wet eee . PET“ EENCT | iti 7. hadiiin tuiea io nce Waa ihe i ais on i } rs i st. Jonn +} to tak ing only the male ec aia wean. It is just i Several shocks were felt about twenty minutes ork a iy vein iately — se of Farm, Horses, _ Yap barry telegrapoed | as silly to strip the waters of males as fem: a to seven o’clock. At the first the inhabitants} CatUe. Farm Impiements, &c. , 4 l i t in ice ten miles west und more for a very little rou ch h wndling | rus : ed in mad affright to the parish church, : Part of the veers money can remain on 7 : more, é y ] ig] andling , , = . a cir aa ‘ - nort 7 > reton : . ae r ‘ sre +] . heir knece . tocte | Interest at vo per cent. . : » north of Cape Bre ton | will cause those throw n hack into the water | where pr. y fell on their knees. The _ pr-ests A. MeNEILI a ia + -Ave % "abr . 4 - ° a ‘ nt rv ‘ 97 oc vw + sir faar 4a. 4 a aha ; : wn 1e i the governments riSK, an i | to die, and there wo ild be no better way of moved ' OUT try ee yous t » Cane their fe are. billie t ill ha ) wr her til slivere: : ; Suddenly a severe shock cause assiv ber. ; J fi for her any parame depopulating a fruitful lobster: area than 8 P Tatdes be bused se Ae a Ch’town, Merch 3, 1887.—t] sal & wky at St. Jo sae Bi at : ca . : relic e church t ve an : > Northern Light is at) waking a lobster graveyard of it. The truth | Waits of the chur o buige a 7 ne coe ae a ee . ee 1} only by establishing breeding- places : | moment the stcre ee a oe > burying oa ft iro ' , . » a+ _r is severs l "G4 thor G . pet aqgce 2 E control of the Government, and feedir ng | be BUALD 5G ruins severa 2 7 9G, - Wao? R LK PHO Ly ¢' OUP AN y * Mi Sent the matls! orounds at proper intervals round the coast, | 309 were killed or mutiiated. At Bussana, a HE, 4 Ca bY ie that will save the lobster industry an secure | Village of 800 inhabitants, successive shocks Pomel % the markets of Great - Britain—markets that, | T® sc ” vga. mand - arly roe house, aud of P. E. island, ‘ — erls ipplied with the richt Gutinde | beneath the rums lie quite one-third of the HE es hae se ~ be ‘ G ie : eee eee ot ICS iis aha athena ok sivas Annual sieeting of said ( ompany will he ! T ow HB ot. ‘ , ghily put up and rightly sold, are large and | Population. There are no prospects of reseu- | 'T 4 at the office of Messrs. Palmer & | |W OUR Ane ' , , r ‘rT a yA "yy . . 7 hat ‘ constant enough to furnish ampie remunera- } Ms any alive, Me i eod, on WEDNESDAY ‘E VENING, 9th - oe ' i ne years, anc ation for any amonnt enterprise, if sup- PRISONERS HAVE A NARROW ESCAPE, 2 March, at 8 p. m, } | nid 1 ‘ * asin * oot of a ; GEO. R. BEER Lo i ) ; | yous retniougcht ’ ie : cs ae / ' io ee As Tt smut, r port by Jt lici ) o1 & : a At Oneglia, private houses and public build. Secretary i i ; r} . . tie ‘ais’ nnt 1 : anc. . : : —- sane », 7 ” . v i hy h condition of - coral put inand sand ings were brought to the grou ind. The pe ni- Feb. 26, 1887—eod {1 date i t - — org : pi eit ont, : | tenti ary Was aimost ad estroy red, and it is gears 7 5 cuentas - come O ee eee ae RETSGAB. | considered marvellous that the inmates shou!d [TO LET—That brick House and Shop on Dor | ised raph in India over the Rivei _— — a ‘have escaped with their lives. The panic; * c a Strec t Soeme rly oceupied by Oven {\ ; +o ° il 3 onnolly; immediate possession given. or | Kistuah is more than 6,000 feet ia Mey’s Cglf Laced Boots 33.00, reduced to stricken prisoners were all got out and spent it benedt endl partieialions eubiy ‘ Doms canneun. eS longo wad ia 12,000 foot bier. 275, at Dorsey, Guit & Co's, feb3 tf

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Ch’town, Jan. 20 1887.