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PROVINCIAL ELECTION

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Liberal - Conservative Candidates fer the City:

Hox. NEW WeLeop, Parrick BLAKE, ES@.

Tur Patriot regrets that it tried to fasten the odium of a ‘* political trick ” on the Hon. Neil McLeod, for the people now see “trick ’ or ‘ blunder,” or what is, is due solely to the Legislative Thomas W. Dodd. Mr. McLeod was

but he was

that the ever it Council and the Hon. The Patriot asserts that responsible for the Bill. Aye ;

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not responsible for Mr. Dodd's amend*

ments ! Mr. MeLeod aw that the Bill

THE DAILY EXAMINER. as se. Dodd aioe his canal a oe a . ee nents to be lost. There is no good reason ves preemie ‘a dicipods Qa ie Hon. Neil

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McLeod is guilty of a trick. His reputa-

The Nova Scotia Elections. tion is not that of a trickster.

Tue Government of Nova Scotia will re-

the Province Teachers’ Licenses.

malar in office, the electors of having sustained them by a large majority.

The result simply is that there will be no} EXAMINATION OF CANDIDATES FOR SECOND- : OF CLASS LICENSE. cuange, “hi ine not sho mee if the Clor- : : . ; rhis is due, not to the merits of the Gov Number of subjects, 12; total number of

marks possible, 1200; necessary to obtain a license of the second class, 600.

ernment, but to the ** Repeal Dodge. : A

great many persons in Nova Scotia entered and notwith-

of the

Simon J. Fraser, Avondale, 947. Henry Lawson, Stanhope, 946.

James E. Pollard, Charlottetown, 918, Thomas Kennedy, Charlottetown, 829. Dunean Martin, Vigg, 806,

John T. Young, Cherry Valley, 802.

the Union against their will ;

standing the great development

Province whichh as followed the breaking

down of the tariff walls which divided it

from the rest of British North America,

they have ever since been dissatisfied. Andrew Harding, Graham's Road, 777. Many i 1e nersons accus Lavinia McKenzie, Murray Harbor Road, hihi te iCse c 8, ‘ = . q I ome iio.

Pro-

tomed to do business on a narrow Henry Gordon, Roseneath, 769.

vincial basis, were unable to adapt their Herbert McLeod, Dunstafinage, 762. : ‘ . eh's : a i | Yue aaa)

ideas to the changed conditions resulting Annie McRae, Point Prim, 758.

Barbara McNeill, West River, 758. Matthew Pratt, Alberry Plains, 753. Maria Lawson, Charlottetown, 740. George 5. McLeod, Stanhope, rhe ind failures justly at Alice Landrigan, Covehead, 728. ihemmant James McLeod, Murray River, 720. ~~ Albert E. Douglas, Hillsborough, 714.

from the fact that Nova Scotia had become

part of a country of the great extent of

Canada. Consequently, they were unfor

. ? . . tunate m usINess,

tributable to their own want of

or want of et cerprise were ascribed to the George Arthur. Alberton 712 Union. They went croaking about the Lauchlin MeDonald, Hampton, 711.

Sarah Mallard, Souris, 701.

Dominion, infecting others with their pre- ee : me Frank Lawson, c harlottetown, 700,

judices, and bemoaning the day that they ; ere re 7 ; ' 7 og snl : : Stephen Balderston, North Wiltshire, were forced into the Union 691

Mr. Fielding and his advisers took ad- lois White, York Point, 684.

Neil A. McLeod. Bideford, 664. Kate Crawford, Tryon, 654.

W. H. Cummings, East Wiltshire, Alex. B. McDonald, St. Andrew's, Fannie Hogg, bedeque, 62 Robert D. McLauchiin,

622.

G. P. McDougall, Miscouche, 621. Elizabeth MeCallum, Harrington, 612.

‘ : vantage of the prejudices of these people,

as a dernier resort On the merits of their ao P . “ A Dod, own adniinistration they dared not again 633

hope to obtain a majority of vsctes. So 4. they tried the ‘‘ Repeal Dede.” and it has Hillsborough,

given them another lease of otiice ’ 7

ae . . : a , ihe vesult of the election, however, ind

estes only that a majority of the electors of} Georgina Morrison, Crapaud, 610.

Nova Scotia are in favor of secession from Emma McCallum, Southport, 602.

the Union. Of course they cannot do just No paper in Algebra received from No. - 40, nor in Geometry from No. 51.

as they wish in this matter. Canada must

sent, and Great Britain hers. : Tc. Panwa Soft Eldon to the Frent.

: , vive her con

before Nova Scotia can sec ede and become

as envied Newfoundland or join the un- . ; . Monday evening Eldon Hall was crowded

selfish and large-hearted United States. +o

anent the approaching election. Hon. James Nicholson took the chair at 8 o'clock.

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Debts Due the Province.

the

Patriot for following statement of refunds obtained by

WE are indebted to the : 7 i first speaker, and from an Opposition stand- point reviewed the action of the Govern-

the Sullivan-Ferguson Government: ment unfavorably.

In 1879—-Payments by previous A. Martin, Esq., M. P. P., met the ar- (Governments under Land Pur- guments of the preceding speaker, and chase Act, 1875.... Pet .$ 39,526.69| defended the Government ably and satis-

in I880--For maintenance of factorily.

PwOOMerS . ioci 2. ; 17,569.78 George Forbes, Esq., on behalf of the In 1881 sit bile _ do 1,110.75} Opposition, and Wm. McLean, Esq., on in I882—For jail extension... ..... _4,075.00 | behalf of the Government, accepted the - i wae GAaeD ae ount.. Snares nomination tendered them, and stated their " ee determination to contest the District.

$139,744.41 Hon. D. Ferguson made a trenchant de-

fence of the Government, and was imme

lf the Government had not obtained this | iately followed by Wm. Welsh, Esq., who amount, it would have been taken out of | brought down the house by his comicali-

ties.

John P. Tanton, Esq., occupied half an hour in comparisons and comments.

After a lively discussion on various ques- tions, John Grant, Esq., was called to the chair, and a cordial vote of thanks ten- dered to the Chairman of the evening. After cheers for the candidates and three cheers for the Queen, the meeting broke up at midnight.

the pockets of the taxpayers.

Consequently—according to the state- ment of the Patriot—the taxpayers are that much better off, as a result of the efforts of the to

the Province !

Government collect the debts due

Bearing in mind that they have reduced the expenditures by nearly $70,000 a year,

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.

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and that they could not have administered aflairs, with the expensive machinery under their control, at less cost than they have done, the ‘taxpayers will fail to see the force of the Patriot's

against the Government.

elaborate argument Sabbath Desecration.

et dete , e Sir,—-l would like to know whether rhe Sullivan-Ferguson Government now there is any law on this Island against say that they can collect $125,000 more of | Sabbath breaking. Last Sunday, while

people were assembled at their several places of worship, a party of gentlemen (?) from Souris were geen busily engaged in trout fishing in the North Lake. It seems that certain characters about Souris have very little regard for the religious feelings of any one living over in this “direction, for ever Since the lobster packing started this summer, F. Morrows’ team, consisting of a pair of horses, and a huge, high-boxed, truck-wagon may be seen every Sunday on the road between Bull Creek and Souris. Morrow is now asking people to put him in & position to make laws for them. Better for him to obey the laws that are already made—beginning with a due observance of the Day all Christians honor and respect. He may possibly imagine that anything 1¢ does is good enough for us North Siders. Hut this will not prevent us from publicly protesting against shameful desecration of do if kept outside the three mile} the Lord’s Day.

the debts due the Province ; and, having been so successful in the past, should they not be given a chance in the future ?

If they succeed, ¢}

better off by

e taxpayers will be $125,000; and if they don’t , the taxpayers will be no worse off than they are now.

Succe “cl

Nothing can possibly be lost to the Pro- vince by keeping the Government in power; $125,000 may be gained.

Therefore, taxpayers who are wise will vote for supporters of the Government.

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A Word of Advice.

Americans are just

how

threats as to what they

Lite nd tO There was one Sunday in

imit by J ruisers The Aiwverican | Particular—the Sunday before last—the day

eag! is ee tear the British lion to | 7 which his benefactor was lying in tie : ‘ ‘ ce }ccld embrace of death at Souris, on which pieces if Canadians continue to insist on

we did not expect to see his lobster team at

legal rights. Keep cool} work. But in this we were disappointed,

Peace within your own | for it was to be seen even on that day on

: its usual route. Anything more heartless

than this it would be difficult to find, even

in pagan countries, much less in a country like ours.

their just and brother Jonathan. herders is not any too firmly established, if| we may judge public opinion by the en- thusiastic manner in which the hevo of the “lost cause,” Jefferson Davies, was re- ceived hy the people of the South during |

Yours, Aw ELxEctor. North Side, June 14, 1886, ‘

“8 recent tour throuch that part of the j eshtbicaasicitihtteanat Ht, ¢ : : . - — try If ever the United States be- | ‘ ‘ a i come hac : . - $ 4DViczk TO Morners.—Mrs. Winslow’s ‘ aay ett war ari? ; “cr or 4 ; : “ ia war With # foreign | Soothing Syrup should always be used when |

Cor my 34 ] : ; ° . . ountry, j cuidren are cutting teeth. It relieves the

= little sufferer 1¢ produces natural lL. a3 the | 6 pt : : - 11.3 2 oo 1 oy | aulet Sleep by relieving the child from pain;

’ 7 2 hd . 7 - + sage t » :

most tnendly feel- land the little shrub awakes as ‘‘bright as a States, and dusires| button.” It is very pleasant to taste. It a | soothes the child, seftens the gums, allays all

aid <Gbroad. . Re, 3 win, regulates the bowels, and is the best

toad. bub then Canadians own remedy f iarr 7]

EW bdtlite sen nown remedy for diarrhea, whether

“ain tights, and those

are waWiamg to hand ov

the United States or an

FAS very invix hi a8 if the South Wvuulid rel

Mother ¢

Vouuery, h

“again. Capada, as we relieving » the ings towards the ''n:

ancl tO Se ale aes See that creat country peace, both at he le

| arising rights they from teething or other causes... Twenty-five cents a bottle. Be sure aud ask for “Mus

er for nothing tw {\,. : Winslow's Sobthing Syriip.” ¥ her country. | other kind 7 “Rb coh =

st Se sesetmsti ee ae » tah a ae a ans ee tn Sia Hace wt

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IE DAILY EXAMINER, - - -

That “Political Trick.”

2 hear the candidates end their friends

D. C. Martin, Esq., M. P. P., was the

The Colonial Exhibition.

PRODUCTS BEFORE

PUBLIC,

CANADIAN FOOD

THE BRITISH A correspondent of the St. John Sun says: ‘* While Canada exports very largely in many food lines to Great Britain, it is a feet well known to the trade that much of her output is classed and sold in the Eng- lish market as American or domestic pro ducts.

A few days ago, representatives from the several Provinces met in the exhibition room, in the Canadian court, for a practical discussion of this grievance. Ira Corn- wall, jr., was, on motion, elected chairman, and Mr. McGuire, of Quebec, secretary.

David Tallerman, who is in charge of the Canadian and Australian sections of the colonial market in connection with the ex- hibition, was called on to express his views, the meeting having been summoned at_ his instance. Mr. Tallerman, it may be here remarked, is a man of many ideas evolved amid day dreams that extended over many years, and formulated on a wide experience of men and manners both at home and in distant lands. His observations as a colo- nist in Australia fed fire to the ardent desire to transport the surplus food of — that colony to England. To this end he labored for years. For years he figured at every large exhibition in Great Britain.

PLACING

At South Kensington and at the Dublin exhi- he worked like a beaver. The In- ternational Workingmen’s Exhibition at Islington awarded him a gold cross. Afier the memorable siege of Paris he hasteued thither with large quantities of provisions, Australian meats forming the background, and was eagerly welcomed by the starving inhabitants. Napoleon IIL. invited him to the Tuilieries to show the quality of his meats, and the Emperor of Austria confer- red on him the dignity of Knight Cross of Imperial Order of Francis Joseph.

bition

the

prejudice was broken down and Australian ineats now occupy a high place in the Eng- lish market. Anstralia gained, but at the sacrifice of Mr. Tallerman’s finances, for he

lost every dollar in his patriotic efforts to give cheap meats to the workingmen of England. But loss of fortune has not rob- bed him of his bucyant spirits, and he is now working as cheerily as ever in the same general line, for the gootl of the

colonies and of his fellowmen, having a special eye towards Canadian products, and what can be made out of them.

Mr. Tallerman spake at some length and in general terms the advantages now within Canada’s grasp, and urged the repre- sentatives to permit him or some other per- son to open up samples of her food pro- ducts in the exhibition market, and also in the colonial restaurant. He pointed out that while there was a desire on the part of workingmen and others looking for cheap food personally investigate and test whatever Canada raises, there was no sup- ply of such articles to hand. He suggested that the exhibitors might personally secure consignments of samples and place them in his hands for distribution among visitors.

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He offered to put the Conadian staff and and exhibitors in direct communication

with representatives of several working- men’s co-operative unions and to ensure a large sale of Canadian cheese, fruit, fish, flour, ete.

This proposition called forth considerable debate, in the course of which the subject was pretty carefully discussed anda sub- committee was appointed to draw up reso- lutions, ete.

R. Hunt, of Summerside, P. E. .., took a very conservative view of the matter, hold- ing that in touching Canadian goods the committee should be fully satisfied as to the financial basis on which they worked. He, for one, would he giad todo all in his power to work up Maritime products in England, but he failed to see the protected practical side of Mr. Tallerman’s proposi- tion, so far as trade extension was concern- ed. Introducing and popularizing Can- adian food articles was one thing; to ask producers to send over their special pro- ducts was another thing and entailed a grave financial responsibility. If Mr. Tallerman could offer a cash market for goods he should say soat once,

Mr. Tallerman said that his object was to put the consumer and producer face to face, without the intervention of middle- men. He had the necessary acquaintance to do this, as he had been over the field be- fore, and was now operating the Colonial market, brt he could not assume personal financial liability. He was prepared, how- ever, on behalf of trades at his back to give the fullest guarantee that every trans- action would be financially carried out to the letter.

This explanation was further discussed by Mr. Hunt, Mr. Payne, C. Starr, of Port Williams, Kings, Nova Scotia, and some Upper Province representatives and ex- hibitors, and a further conference was resolved on. In the meantime the special committee will gather all possible infor- mation bearing on the question. The result of the conference has already been to secure more prominence for Canadian _pro- ducts in the exhibition market, and its promoters feel that ultimately great good will accrue from their labors,

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Special Notices.

FRI=ED CLAMS at R. Coady’s Restaurant.

CLAM CHOWDER to-night at

Restaurant.

R. Coady’s

A rive lot of spectacles, and something new in very easy fitting eye glasses, opening to-day at G. IL Taylor's, north side Market Souare.

dy 2i, and wkly Vicrortne, Rich Fruit, English Fruit,

Italian Fruit, Island Gems, Africans, Rifle Shot, Rich Nonpareils, Rich Pearled Carra-

way. Ail the above Biscuits fresh to-day at the City Steam Bakery. J. Quirs, Prince Street.

Noticr—Horse and Carriage tax, dog tax and truck licenses for the year 1886 must be paid immediately, otherwise they will be sued for without respect of persons, — F

Chandler, ( jund9 3i

a Ss iCcvuor. Orpers for Piano Tuning.

: &e., promptly aud carefully executed by Mr,

Hawley.

ju 14 3i GET a pair at once of American Lawn Ten- nis Shoes—just arrived—Ladies, $1.50; Gents’ $1.70.—Dorsey, Goff & Co

firry pairs pants just received to-day at L. E. Prowse’s, and will he sold at $1.20 a pair, awful cheap.

L. KE. Prowse has just received 50 suits

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of thuse w riul ch lime. Og! & Suit tb fit boys from 4 tb 13 years olf

Success finally crowned his efforts, popular

- WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, 1886. _

Public Meetings.

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Poe undersigned will have much pleasure in meeting his late constituents at the following times and places, for the purpose of discussing the political questions of the day.

Wednestiag, Jame ith, 6 Dp. Ma Sehoo! House, Lot 48. ‘Thursday, June l7th,4p.m., Ten Mile House, Sr. Peter's Road, friday, June 18th, 4 p. School House, Lot 36. Saturday, June 19th, 3p. m., Hall. Monday, Jane 2ist, 3 p. School House. : ‘Ynesday, June 22nd, 3 p, m., Lake Verd School House. Wednesday, June Hall. Thursday, June 2ith, 7 p. School, Lot 48. Saturday. June 26th, 3 p. North School Honse. Monday, June 28th, 6 p. m., Western Covehead School House, ; Other candidates and all electors invited to attend.

Mt, Albion

m., Bicoming Point Mount Stewart m., Fort Augustus 23rd, G p. m., Little York m., Mount Herbert

in., Winsloe Road

D. FERGUSON. June 16, 1886.

~ Jersey Stock, at Auction,

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OS Market Square, on TUESDAY, 22nd inst., at 12 o'clock, noon !-— 1 Bull, two years, old; 1 Heifer, one year old ; 3 Heifer Caives, I Bull Caif 1 Grade Heifer, one year, surplus stock from Keppoch Farm, A. H. B. MACGOW AN, Auctioneer,

junel6—17, 19, 21.

Furniture, Horses, Carts, &e.

Y Auction, at my Salesroom, on FRIDAY, 18th inst., at 1.30 p. m. Bedroom and Kitchen Furniture, Crockery and Glassware, &c., &¢. Also—2 Horses, 2 Carts, 2 sets cart Harness and llight Driving Wagon. G. M, HARRIS,

Auctioneer,

SCHOOLS.

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June 16—2i

CITY

SHE MIDSUMMER EXAMINATIONS A of the Charlottetown Public Schools will

be held as follow ~ viz:

At Prince § Street On WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23rd.

West Kent St Sehool, On THURSDAY, JUNE 24th.

Queen Square School, On FRIDAY, JUNE 25th.

Commencing each day at Ten o'clock, a. m., At 12 o'clock, noon, each day, the pupils will be convened Sin the Main Hall, where the Governor General's Medals, and Certificates from the School Board for Proficiency, will be presented to those entitled to receive them. An Entertainment wiil be given by the pupils. The parents of the pupils and citizens gen- erally are invited to be present. ISAAC OXENHAM, Secretary of School Board. Office of School Board, June 16th, 1886—3i 15 19 22

WHE ARE

often asked, ‘‘How close will your Watches run?” We answer by stating how close they have run and are running in the hands of those who carry a Rockford.

New Castruie, Pa., March 10, 1886. Rockrorp Wartcs Co.: Gentlemen, ees a: Frisbie, telegraph operator at Youngstown, O., to whom we sold one of your eleven Jewels a little over two years ago, is frequently in our store rating his watch. The greatest variation we have been able to observe in this watch was thirteen seconds fast in two months,

At

Yours truly, J. C. HANNA & SON.

U, 8. Coast anp Geopgtic Survey Orrice,

WasHineton, D. C., Feb. 5, 1886.

’ Mr. J. Kerr, 629 Penn. Ave., Washington, D. C. :

Sir—The silver watch I purchased from you in March, 1885, after being regulated by you, has not varied more than two seconds a month, I therefore take pleasure in testifying to the excellence of the Rockford Watch for which you are agent.

Yours respectfully,

RICH. M. HARVEY.

Hundreds of other testimonials can he shown at our store. The Watches we have

sold are doing very well and our customers are well pleased with them.

ie. 3 * oe ee ae. Agent for Rockford Watch, Ch’town. June 16, 1886.

CARRIAG Eg.

WW E return thanks to the public for their past

" patronage and solicit a continuance of the same. Having enlarged our Establishment, we have now on hand

A Choice Stork of Carriages,

manufactured from the Best American Stock. consisting of Open and Top Buggies, Road VY aggons—cheap to suit the times.

Ail persons wishing to buy will do well to call and inspect our stock of Carriages before pur- chasing elsewhere,

We willsellon the same easy terms as usual, All work warranted to give satisfaction.

some of its principal cities, with sixteen years’ experience, guarnantees satisfaction or no pay ~having now in his awarded to him for t won at the Provincial Exhibition, lottetown in the year 1884.

Repairing and Painting done with Neatness and Despatch

Trimming, in all its branches, executed on the! premises by I. P, McConbrey, practical mechanic. We can supply Buggy Tops, Extension Tops and Trimming in the jatest styie, in leather, rubber ane ena bh Mr. McCoubrey has served a ular t the United States and worked ion hee onl in

Poceceaion a Silver Pitcher, e Best Carriage Trimming, held at Char-

Parties waniing Tops on their Wagons can

get them put on at short notice, aswe ke z constantly on hand, oe them

LARG&

Ch’town, May 14, 1886—6i 2aw wky

Two

é@ Quick Sales and Smali Profits is our motto

& SON

all pure bred Jersey. |

LONDON HOUSE.

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Black Cashmeres, Black Cashmeres. Black Cashmeres,

Fancy Dress Goods, Fancy Dress Goods, Fancy Dress Goods,

Large assortment very Low Prices.

All new shades and materials.

‘

Dress Wuslins, Dress Wuslins, Dress Muslins,

Printed Cotton, Printed Cotton,

» New patterns— Very cheap-—Selling fast,

/ 10,000 yards-—our third importation this summer

Printed Cotton, \ just opened. Seersuckers, ;

Seersuckers, New Goods—-Selling fast. Seersuckers,

White Piques, White Piques, White Pigues,

Large stock from 7 cents up—-Excellent value,

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HARRIS & STEWART,

SUCCESSORS .TO CEO. DAVIES «:

Ch’town, June 16, 1886.

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A GHEAT SUMMER RESO!

‘ | School, |

HE SEASI

RUSTICO BEACH, P. H. 14

AS been much improved this season, and will be open for Guests and Visitors on or before JULY 10th.

aa TERMS:

The Proprietors will spare no pains to make this the finest summer resort in the

Provinces. NBWSOMN: & CG:

Moderate.

JOFRLIN

Ch’town, June 15, 1886.

BOSTO!

Steamship Line

Will, on and after Ist July, 1886, make

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ISLAN

“W TRIPS ) Kb TWO S PHH WELK. r conpnonmmannmentpail())omncnsmancaaminpats The Steamship ‘“MERRIMACK” 2.200 Tous. The Steamship “CARROLL” 1.400 ‘Tons. The Steamship ‘“‘WORCESTER 1,400 Tons.

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Commencing on Thursday, Ist July, one of the above Steamships will leave Charlotte- town at 6 o'clock, p. m., on

MONDAY AND THURSDAY

of each week, until further notice. These vessels have superior Passenger Aecommodations, Freight handled carefully. The LOWEST RATES charged for both Passengers and Freight.

For further particulars apply to

CARVELE BROTIEERS, Agents, Charlettetown. NICKERSON & CROSBY, General Agents, Nickerson’s Wharf, Boston, dy wy pat her jour 2 mos

June l4th, 1886

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We ask your consideration when buying try Goods

JAS. PATON & CO., Market Square,

You will be srrved by Courteous, Reliable aad ‘bligins Clerks,

JAS. PATON & CO., Market Square.

FOR THE MONTHS OF JUNE AND JULY

OF aim will be to Cle AY Off the whole of our Magnificent Stock, at astonishing prices ps iN ery ie gece is loaded with Exceptional Bargains, and those who +2ally consider a 1 ‘ . a r —_ A Bee * he ; : ¢ - c

JAS, PATON & 00., Successors to W. A. WEEKS & 66.

UPPER GREAT GEORGE STREET.

ene

FOR SALE.

Building

OXDERS can be obtained, as usual, at the office

goes of the following Coals, viz: Albion Mines, Pictou, Nova Scotia Large.

Lots, eligibly situated. fronting

on north side of Douglas Street, each 62 by‘

1(8 feet; also, one fronting on north side of Bay- fiela Street, ot same dimeusions. heed? a pply to James H. Keddin, Solicitor, Char te-

Terms easy. wh,

Mines are

Y Rake offerine : > , \W i are offering a lot of Excellent Values in Prints, Dress Goods, Parasols. Ginghams

and Shirtings ; also a big stock

of Ladies’ Dolmans and Jackets

JAS. PATON & CO., Harket Square,

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JAS. PATON & 00,, Successors to W. A. WEEKS & 00.,

MARKET SQUARE.

Ch’town, June 9, 1886.

COAL! COAL! TO aRaArVE!

TORK'S ISLAND SALT,

ae

he subscriber, No. 33 Water Street, for car-

Old Sydney, large. Lingsa eet large and slack, ictoria Mines, large and slack - s ; : . i RIGT. “PLYMOUTH,” with a care The Slack Coals from Lingan and Victoria | B' TURKS ISLAND SALT, due here in’ ie clean and bright, and can be used in. days’ time, wili be soid low ex ship,

; i CAPE BRETAaAN :

Jan’ 1i—imov Zaw

piace of several sorts of Pictou Small. Apply to G. W. UeBLOIs. PSAKE BKOS. & CE, June 15, 18856—eod tf | Ch'town, May 26, 1886.

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