OR ee SY eee eee oe Pe Pee 4 ——— ee - en RIO ital : f e x4 7 yw“ oni KF ee ; ha tee | ud a. im. sb. ia.sn_ff i oiaeiiet = ie Pa Se i le This is (rue Liberty, when Free Born Men, having to , ak free.”—Evxiermes, 3 npenensiineaaenemmed : Se : C} rs sy ‘ . ie | ’ NEW SARLES. COTTA RLCLOTLETOW N, P. E. ISL AND, MONDAY la IP oF tT AAA VAAN A BA A K 4 hn de » OC TOBE bine). 188 36. Y()>] ‘¢ ~— PLS } ey - _ Pee recmenann hess cs lle co SE Rk . ; ,. nA & > A~asvo 8 btible ; 9 wg pene re a —S Oe me Fhe Dain Examinec | | Western Progress Justin McCarthy, MF as! Ny y (Toronto Mail.) i » J a ; ye et we ; i ; ae » wh. J ived im Fred- T , CPvaminer Pnhiichine (rn The Governor of the North-West Terri-: MCon, A. 5., by tO estern tram the i AALU t FUDLIS! tories, in his speech at the opening of the Zist. He he } n fon eoee silts : | North-West Council, tates thatthe pro- & hy J. Meagher, Pr. lent. ana MI Ta = UXPIRATION OF LEASE fee oe Set hg oh oe aie ca eae a aa , i dl . Bees i e year has been most marked. The Goy ernor| Bev. J. C. MacDevitt, Hon. M. Ad aa KATES « DTION , has endeavored to secure reliable itistics | Postmaster McPeaked,and George J. econ : BD tara a jregarding the acreage under cultivation, Mr. McCarthy registered at the Qu en. oman and the extent to which each particular 1" the eveni his leciu 1 the Irish One m h oe ak crop has been grown. He has wever, e stion m hi City Hall ttended by Ad a ; , heard as yet from but 137 townships. The! ® ?#se 57 highly representa } nee. iam: c | iy ae ments from ew townships show that M. re: : enet) recupied ! chair, berle..4 aa é' : 1ar- he settlers have had in crop this past sé Till “— iv it rm were § Leonard i: coal ’ : 3 son 71,951 acres. The crops raised have | *¥4®Y, | *icutel it-Governor, Hon: A, tS b* < been 52,714 acres of wheat, 26,021 of oats, | Y: OsAalP, R J C, McDevitt, i MA} | POR ony oDnD 190R 8,933 of bariey, and 4, — of roots. When Hou. Jal -.. Mitchell, Hon. M. Adams, Lis ANAC hy 1UDine, OOD, the census was taken 1881, there wer Hon. B, (Thompson, Prof. Stockley, J. but 6,429 acres under dlitelioti. Since | Meagher, Chief Superintendent © ckett, then the most thickly populated portion of | \ld. Sharkey, U.S. Consul Coleman and First Quarter 4 , 21.1 the Territories has been added to Mani-! W. Wiloons M.P. P, The Mayor, im in- Fu j 14 “ toba. Leaving this fact out of sight tor the trod lucing the lecturer, briefly referred to La a 9 moment, the increase in the acreage under his eminen' public careci ine ed ze crop during the past five years has been |, Mi — arthy spoke for nearly two Nev oon Zit ‘ 65.462. -If. howéver, allowance is made} 048%, @nG Held his audien Insensely it~ for the seltion of country annexed to Mani farested throughot He spoke mast hope- p . 2 toba, and for the statistics the Governor i fully of future of the Lome rule qnes- _—"s s has not yet secured, the increase will be tion, prophesying that two or three years seen to be much greater. |would see the vrealization.of iveland’s a or ‘ The Territeries have suffered this year by! hopes. ? Saturdey reason of the dryness of the season. There Av ten olelock in the eVening Mr. Me- , has thus been a slight decrease in the yie q.i Carthy was banquetied at the Queen hotel. ‘wv g g but the quality is said to have been super me a ee ior to that of last year. It is interesting to | The ie inl a = \ 2 25 note thgz during the past season f jurteen | he Situation tn Europe. ‘ 2 ; thousdnd acres of new land have been} i e ; 22) 341! 7 2 9 . broken. This isthe work of both old and| While the prospect of war imiucope i a 2 / bj : new settlers. There does not ppeal ROS. ap peti wubee oa during ihe Anyio- . 1b) Monday 19 59 [PRE Lease ot s expires in a few months, and not being able to r th é Lab! Peet Pn + see ee en cme tI none Oe ee SE ae 12" ¥ re a ie isan Ele i Bg ? enew the Same on reasol e terms, or procure other lmiigration this. year ; but the Ter-| ™USt. vem ee that the anxiety amd un- ag - ow pring trade, we will dispose of our Bpole stock of NEW AND peSHLON ADE DRY GOODS at an ritories have received a fair proportion of | * srtainty in the various capitals are mtense. i4 ' 5 > sala) } ‘ ~ the settlers who have determined to find} it should be remembered, however, that 15) frida 23 17 3M 4 16 L Ne MIS aT —) e fa c R iF x Cc x prairie homes. Among ths rrivals wep a nh push matters to great ngths 16/Saturday 5 =| 7 Ol att O4 13 s colonies of Swiss, Germans al nd Hungarians, | #24 still n ~ precipitate war, because she i is 1 25 . M1 2 : These have gone to work energetically and | the EEreeor, Se 0 European power will 18 Mi 2 12) 1 46 37 ae % their settlements are known as New Alsace, | OPO" Destilities without Cxireme pron 19 Ta ? J 1 2 { 5? 2 :: Bismarck. Hohenholm and Esterhaz. 4 | aoe The moral position of the Bulgarians 20, Wed 2 115}3 4 1 Hea i ae : ad fi m “3 ; great many wealthy famihes have setth j | 38 good. Phe Vat ce imanded in unequi- 21) Laarsd ‘ > ) , wp ths, Rags and Mats at 33 per centdiscoun’ ; Black and Colored Dred Cidlis'a at 33 per cent discount ; Mantle [in Alberta to follow the occupation if} Vocal terms that the elect to the great i - r $1! | 2 : 30 24 a ae . tl me weeds, &c., at 33 per cent discgunt ; Blankets, Counterpane’, 4Comforts and Lace Curtains at 33 per cent 9 cae ieee og from south fe ee pra d a 7" pa a ae 94 |Sanday an EP a in| o sal. Se : uns Sills, | atins and Ve vets ai at 33 per cent discount ; Black and Colored, Plushes at 33 per cent discount ; Gloves and ign ap as Panititice ne ec [? | wowed: ‘Thené’ ele Siiee tae le Pe 3 Mw: . ! ‘ *. | 6| 4 6 ’ 29 15 coe at 33 per cent discount ; Linen Goods of all kinds, at 25 per cent discount} Prints and White Cottons at 25 per cent which the country dita The ‘Governor | *' n place as pro ided for by the conati- arty a .- . | : in the course of his observations me entions | on Le i aa Czar is snubbed and his agent 23, Thursday 45] 7 48111 23, 3 \ Lot of Gor HALF PRICE, such as Millinery, Hats, Bonnets, Feathera,gFlowers, Real Lace, Edgings, Collars and che panaress of Bete Nearer the [eiswredited; bots the mature) Sates 2d Friday ai) 44 8 57m 5 ee’ a a Se : ’ ’ ’ ra, ’ , gings, Collars and | North-West. The most important point in|)” On 26 8 ee SS. eee have Solmatarias oa asl ag © Cuffs, Frillings, a large variety Wool Goods, &e. ai é this connection is the opening during the) brought Austria, Germany and England to 3h Sunday 6 45.4 4210 53; 0 52' 9 57 : year of the transcontinental line. The | “e side of Bulgaria s The uncertainty is a ‘ Maniteba and North-Western now extends } great, as no one can tell how far Russia is J AWES H. REDDIY Te into the Territories, and a flourish-| wiing to go inthe taco of this opposition, wo Gi. J Ny jug colony has arisen at its ter- he Czar has a breast of hi ‘ complicated minus. In another year it will reach, CUuOnS these days. An absolute monarch

All of the Above by successes only. wake the

erable er. re a BAREYS1 ERAT-LAW, SOLICITOR York colony and the Montreal. colony. The |? rule rd SS lio SWOr

ew and in Good Order, and will be Sacrificed in order to Clear

‘ as opal dee teme . “gee ye AND NOTARY PUBLIC, @ut nick : Long Lake railvay now runs from Regin Russian policy of 1886a suce: ima 1. — = ‘ > i; 5 . : ‘ (Ns Tem oc wt rtheetice @ejviinge shut ot wR - Se ™ Ye ass ‘ to the ¢ Qu Appelle valley. It is to be ex-| ae io drawn, but the diplomatic erred Pnegerald, Esq., Capicron Block. — ee ae ee On, tan; tended to Saskatoon atmo distant date, The} @0R 8 not favourable, and the popularity @ MONEY TO LOAN Tie Galt railway, 125 ‘Miles in jength, is also | Of the hated Prince Alexander ia? otill wn- Sept. 27, 1936-1 mo cod & wy 3 mos — : running, and thé Manitoba South- Ww Gate Osea | the Balkan peninsula. The - _— tint E> SEE OUR CIRCULARS FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS. line has received an addition of fifty miles | situation is dramatic for the Czar, and it is to its length during the past season. It is |" wonder that he still **ponders. ia —() e" ultimately to reach Regina. i - oat? a » > Y - A significant test of progress is afforded | He was Green; -but He got the Job ~ by the school statistics. It appears that “ last year there was just fifty- nine school le in} 6a voy aed t] ' A young man rrom re country callie it TE the Territories. There are ninety 1 wand (A ; . : ‘(eco o : ithe other uUay 1001 r tol iLUADION, said there are in addition five petitions pending | eC ee i . 1: “a 2a ‘ HJ for the erection of new achool districts. | ne oT ee ee ee rn ; ' >| boys look } url ; Chere appears to be a steady and substantial | es x : : wT ew : imercantue ¢ i his education, [118 Ch’town., 14. 1886 ws VF improvement 1D the condition of the] Pe i ' ' bas : feynectation iD ’ \ ) iar’ Oss... A Much is being done fer the com :

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Dry Goods and Shipping,

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prize, but by their prowess with the Arm- recovered the Montrea

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back from Canada two years ago; they hav: taken away the Londonderry cup from th best team we cu ild bring against them, and | they have refused even to let the priz | given by their own Governor-G neral, for \e xcellen e ii rep ysitory Ww rk. "Ye main

mong us. Mor el the h > won 4 @ | first prize for she ll-firing aad a certificate in the ordinary repository competition, that there will be rejoicing, fully justified in Canada.— Volunteer Service Gazette.

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adversity, the printer's copy sal d, bunt he set it up, sweet are the uses of advertising. Sweet. indeed, to those who in 5! ‘kness and suffering ha‘ seen the advertisemeat r some | soveriesu remedy; wien upon + d a brought them irom death’s door. ! thing I ever saw im! pape _ % a,iverti men of D i ' i i vi‘ Discovery,” is again and ag the t of those who hé \ been | it disease, bronchiai a ¢ s mors liver complaints and wie iis to whicl ‘ flesh is hei Ww,

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, EN’ | FALL ARRA NGEMENT | - = The Shoeburyness Team. | want to mal ing! | u ‘ - SS —— TAD I. } navirres about vou, vo —_———— or <—_ ' , ” mh tknow Aw oom i fury Tho meeting has been marked by two in-|~ «<7, ; ee THE PALACE sTEAMERS 78 1D The mes 7 tno in| quiron about me he rojoinedywith am a £4 it. ciaents of special interest - the pres nee; , o 1 in his frank way: ‘great ph. an open iioulL and 1f Ais rank iy; grea > TOE wry throughout the two weeks of Colone! Arm- a : OF THE ae ij j7ewhliikens, man, i Want to kiiow T; — ae strong’s splendid team, and the atte mndance }";.: Feat ~ 5 ineiienaien . P > y 9 this 4 i ne TUSBL asi yl KhnOV ore inte RNA} tOHAL o.Ve 60. of Lord Wolseley at the prize distribution. ! ,), teat gt ie tA ool cis : ; : than ai i y el and there's no 1 writ ile The appearance of the Canadians ought to ee eee tl t] W : a ing way down in the country fo. inat Leave St. John for Boston, via Eastport and Port- Bin SS : "FR ee sg : put our men on 1eir mettle. e are quite} | “Vor » couldn’t have any doult of the lan -y Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at aware that the former are picked men, and | honesty of a man Iil that inn 8.00 a fo are ve a We n which it} < y Fare from Charlottetown to Boston, $6.50, 2nd sextsetnininmiey capusinusssay dsisisuiiiiaisii re picke 1, moreover, inav i. wn - jconch wed the merchant. he boy i w ce. iat « ae would never be possible for us oa cl a > Pee a a . S& & & . working in our store, and WwW make & SUC For tickets and other information apply to a ms team to go to Canada or any other c vile ' ‘= ” e cY ' — ° » » . "eSS OO, - A.Sii \BP, K dy HALES, ” But even allowing for this, we must say tha re i EE Ves P. E. L Steam Nav, Co. re he Sic, } ody -— + > > aan as ee yt ei ?" ye we have seldom seen such a body of soldie rs | Se ae ; see a Santen Fie Agee. FOR SE. LE: EMB HR ONLY: as the Canadian artillerymen who have just 4 Socialists’ Proposals. Oct, 9 1886—eod wk ; . oT siete a left Shoeburyness. Nol ody, we think, | omen 7 ili ? Uaghe 35 ‘ who saw those cle un-limbed giants perform i Hy of the socialist leaders of . ‘ay "2 y ; APEC : “5° , : 7 j ndman, on f the ¢ ialist lea hie \ ae 4 % a & CW., A L Sh eS Lot O1 Wi OOL TY KEDS, ing the ** shiit for t] soiiaeaeaal General's Lond mm. ae written a letter in which he ‘ , , 3 ¢ > ee we y Fy ; ‘ 4y'0' » _ , cup will sver for rat the sivht. Their1 a ch mira Sus » ron at . a wihiat of the GHNERAL TLSTER CLOTHS, SAFE. p will over Sonat the sighs, Theis march inakee She eee ay Gee . : , 1 «3N BEV yer . ry . SURE past latex lt the aay im idil panoply, was unempi ved Tha no v rkers for govern- ? ee : ‘ & y : oe 5 mmis¢eiaAn f : SENTS’ UNDERCLOTHING, P . eyually good in a different way. And they, ment railways public imonopglies i i So ul h i j 66 66 i} 2E sy GOODS ROM 2S es or a great many of i il, show by their bor for more than eight hours z ily thus r , ioe ganu.5, mere Tr medals that they can do, and!rendering necessary em ent of mote ' ; pi ws 2 ANCY P Ts AWONDERFUL REMEDY have actually done more trying cna: that all uncultix crown Jand Ta.3 6 jis AY = Ni = i i y RINTS. , J #5 | persons, that ai un rown abas n > ; a VE Adamson's Botanic Cough Balsam and important work than parbuckling suitable be cultivated, the prumts accrumg . oat o wr - . . sons . aisam. , : : BOS st iN > M A 3 S- Balance 4 of « RE FONNE S It is as pleasant as honey. Couzhs, Colds, and a Of pounder ap Se ite carriage Or marciting mom re (OD es Ae me ae age | Asthma, which lead to Consumption, have been past the ad jut: ant-general. They will re-| That all possibie pubic WOrKe be begun Ege rod V68 ? p ing ; ARCE Y REDUCED FOR CASH speedily cured by the use of ADAMSON'S BaLsamM after turn home, indeed, lade n with the spoils of i 3 ; mediately. cost, of init 1] proce lings and ii ; +: .t 4 a : ; 2 elu il t = | Gem! L s all other medicines have failed. Sufferers fromeither | the recent peaceful campaign. Our men payment of wages to be borne « tally b y , wk | ro’ 1 gy "nh 4 ti . -. . : ~? > vh i ee aes eee a aa eens cnkices os saa ean have prey ented them, not without serious ratepayers and the state. and that dinners | mal a y, confident of obtaining ‘ar ing 4 t} Q . ° ' se aaa a . speedy relief. Do not delay, get it at once. difficulty from carrying off 1e Queens be given no the needy and b ard to the 1 children.

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