eer EPO RS GRRE ae FE Pe NE eee ie EE et . ’ ‘> ; e>¢ ee Sick Lecai ca fis Peiteeg = 6GEe ; | ‘ tra ut i ‘ t t ‘ a ‘ ALLY W ‘ . a Pri AKI Y Vel ‘ ? rrow (' _ i MBER t i M Te e Biesd & I $ a [)e iAYLO He will be abs eME fire catti k i ( 4 >i! : Nl aasrs 5 es it e I ii > terday evenl - i ra i liway man tral " ; . i , ‘ Co.onlza x i ‘ I } C Phursday. > . ’ 7 i He ' i i su ® ua i Mer ‘ 1 , ’ oY t ag * A BILL has bil i t ] ; > ' Lorda, providing that no ati st atl

eligible tor a& seat in either rouse

Imperial Parliament. sf

Tue French Cabivet has appr ved of th plan o the Min rof Marine f S expedition tot ath | 3 Compu with other European pew

-

THE young men Peardon ] . stesling a barrel of flour from t ue of Owen (Connolly, Esq., was arr igned belo thr Stipenhary | trate to-ca and | ther remanded to jail.

2

Epwis James, ex-Qaven’s Counsel, who ha just died in Londoa in poverty. was brilliant and widely known lawyer in) by the turf, and disbarred, | Ww \ York, w'e-e he met with poor success, afterwards returned to fasiaad

. _

“THE tariff bears } rdly upen the poo mau,” preteatiously, pityingly, declare tl

Oppos: tion. Yet, as Sir Leonard Til

ointed ont, a million of dollar

ad been obtained from t! not consumed by the poor m:n, such as win silks and broadcloths. — Mai/. _ - It has been definitely

Tilton, of the Marine and Fisheries, and the Governor General's Foo: (iuarids, 1 commacd the next Wimbledon team, witl Capt. MceNachten, of Guelph, second in com mand. Col. Gzows <i will alee accompany team.

i “a ‘

juister at Washi t: Immigration

Tuz Chinese gton

watching the debate on the A

Bill very cloely, and i forms h s Governmens daily of the progress made. He admits t! right of the United States, under the treaty

to restrict_immigration, but does pot think exactly fair or just to prohibit Chinese comin, he-e for so long a period as twenty Years. iaeclliieaiinds Tus prospectus of the new Canada Catt, Company has been issued at Loudon, Th

directors are Lord Thu slow, SirG G. Main ell. Lord Kerr and Juguins Burke Brown

Bankers, British North American Bank. Ti capital stock will be £209,090 in 20,000 £10 shares. The first issue will be of t0,é The company importing Canadian live stock for the English mark«

Oo

propose

- > -

THe Methodists of Lot 48, and representa tives of other Churches, tat the ef Mr. David Mute! fount H goodly ne on the 2ud day and after spending a pleavant ev sented the Rev. Mr. of $40. Such acts place on the ‘‘ suuny side.”

, re iene erb rt,

of ening

a7 yarci

the Minister's famils

> Ar the meeting of the Benevolent Irish * ciety this morning, a resolution was pa condemning in strong terms the action of jh

Railway Department ia ’

Excursion Rates at a single

Patrick's Day, aconcession which th asser has constantly been graated to other societies, and for some uooccountable reason denied t& them. - Previous to his departure a few days ago,

La ‘ren; c Wa nbers of his Sa list Bri k hurch

*- Tilustrated

fer Dakota, Mr. J. Edward waited on by the mer School Class No. 8, Metho

and presented with a beaatifal

’ ite

Bible Biography,’ accompanied with an ap propriate aidress Mr. Lawrence carres t

his new home in the West the esieem and respect of many frieads. Ve wish success. isin Tue Entertainment giver of the Educational 'nstitute last evening wa quite successful. Rev. K Jaclenuan, dent of the Institute, d-livered an interesting address on genial topics; the musical part o! the programme was ‘well conducted, and Mis Maria Liwson real a clever original es which is very highly spoken of. The andteace which was a large one, disp»rs le with the entertaiament - > A Meerive to discuss ‘* Winter cation’ was held at Free

t’res)

town, on '

the 7thinstant. I[t w uldressed by Hor, Stewart Buaras. A. fb C. OH und, Esq . M. 1 P., Dagald Wright, titvam trueman, Ma‘co!m MeFariane, 13 \ resolution was passed instructing our representatives to urge upor the’ Dominion Goveroment the necessity « immediately bailding th anch railways t the Capes, and to make provemen 1cury ing the mails across the Straits A resolutior expressing the opinion that Freetown was th best junction for the branch railway was al pass d. —

Brivce on Futcervon s Creek —On Wed- nes fay seenienr tia a larze and influent meeting of Electors of Lots 43, 35 and 46. w held in the Fallerton’s Marah School House. | at which a resolution was uncnimously passed, askiny for a bridg over Fuller t. ms Marsh The importance ef this work must be apparent | to every person at all acquaimted wun ha: | part of the country. ‘his bridge would shorten the route to Charlottetown by ay average distauce of four miles, for, periap nearly a thousand peop'e. VW hile we wenid stronzly oppose the coustraction « f ve and bridges of doubtfal utility, a work sueh as this should be undertaken wither delay. After the brilge matter wis disposed of, the meeting was 4a dressel on the political situation by the

Provineiil Secre tary, Mess's Muan, M

Millan, D. A. M Gonald and Farquh. e|

We are pleased to learn that the feetu g of |

meeting was dc lediy ft worable te the Gov ernment, the Patriot's stater nent to the co:

trary notwithstanding. There was aot on expression of hostility the Governimen from aay electer, but tiere were, on the ot « hand, expressi ns ap roval me Opponents Our informant says that a reso lution of confidence in ¢ rament would

if off -r: d,

oO irom i

. ai

18 Gove

have beso carried ananimeus! @ ition e.ndidate “as stromyly euy

The Ba fig wine salah» ned

Campbell with a donation | ,

ohammedanism, sha

=

l one da

y ce

| : v ‘ e Loomwiuinecan. yes 16 18 @& Frevenge coildren or our grandchildren ‘y" Pl “ae see. — Lh surtwign yj Lee view. : q

te

con: er.

: se To be

our

Lue VW tte. anv Address

2 a

'{roods at cost to make room for spring

cuseees

Cy

CE TO THE PUB

ot . reat]

+>

Ms << tae Oe

2

Ic

Ww. announce to the public that we have purchased the good will and interest of OWEN CONNOLLY, Esq ,

in the Dry Goods business heretofore carried on by him at harlottetown.

. es © es

ccm (enema

eg to

We invite an inspection of our large and varied Stock,

‘specially in the following Departments;

cs, Velveis, Shawls,

Rirahin “oe : ina fEinonc fano fnntaina RISLDS, si — LINBHS, Lace CUPLAlns,

Prints, Tiskings, Grey an ‘Igths, Worsted, Scotch and Canadian Yweeds, Ready made Clothing, Bats, Caps, &¢,

Carpets, Oil Cloths, Wall Paper, &., Gotton Warp, Small Wares

We have decided to close some very large lots of these

impor tations, and to give

bargains in every department.

= =| 4 . ¢. é i Seal oiled 2 . ‘ ] c mvicead to \ 5 ; t ,oung ni . ti i th i it tian A c t tranver } aiwa\ys = : i neces an Le 7 i i ol Qu b ! ath ‘ pine d out. ’ } : is AKA nomoer tha ) ut « the Ge t Y ' ; Ve kas r} , r + > ¢ +) . iind ; i nt in 4 bee, is tu keep Q for the € ' +? 7 i i 4 It ’ y it i 3 ‘\ v ani. Cl ri : i { i ' : ; lia. | ? nad | ; . i ‘ a = i Cu by j ; i ‘ ber i ' ae | ry ° ‘ iD mm) j 7, 3 i ta 2 | aft > ‘ | ba A of ached oan and | \ ! n. ft i ut iter t ; e even. | AL i i} ; : | i . > . an j r ] i i Lis itn | | ! }°2 ) i 7 i i . j | ; i i m enter } , ' . > j ' en mm 4 ti i Ac a t eal B ne ss ifisn S&S t I ollow is the uu ee. B » Ad I | raid ‘the Harp i ; Halls.’ 4 Ki ! i ¢ 1°% a Innis. fie iW I 0 nig va lon. ihe i ‘i u a i t ‘ : } t » AT rea i . ’ } Or >4y . ante anu Galop, Band Jad Batt : sit . ¥ sy : you ‘ n hi ‘ i 1 ai) 4 Z. “|: i i b l of 82nd Batt. | ; at m i$ Green [rich Jiz, Jeseph FP. Moan Natioual ; band of 82nd Bat > + + Chea F wowr 3 > vy 400 FuLUl Oi 18 :2i0. | ’ c Se : “a? I conceive that the fall of the Ottoman ‘ ° © ’ Gurpire and the annexation of its Turkish 7 | ’ lode | rrevivees Would be a mere political loss of 4 ; territory to Islam. It would in ti conseqences far greater than age iy aero in f ulman world of N 1- We Thi i ave he autil rity the most €1 ‘ f rn Asiatic ‘ } i } ya that it } i th-blow to Mo } » permanent reigiou ! an) t of the Caspian, wi ti i tartar races of the far & Seniie J su us Oi ; f. > ; i I —_ (3 -— =e i ' » . porte } ) le Ve li : v t ’ e tir I cu C1 i€ E that ; ere wag st ypon the Russian border a ' at wil t ot n “of nelr own F h rn hy k ived spiritual wa nt t ir reigiou ria ; nae bas Ton Thi12} pl where the Suitan und Caliph hi at enthroned upon the Bos- horus, mimanding the two worlds of surope and a ing to them com puulecatl paces Of their ; Se oe levotio he living bedy of true beuey . 2 i ) is been niaintainecd ! —_ y thi t i rt ’ i’ i as y to th . t 1161 vic ver, the : «Oe Si. ) s bas veel io in head OT 1e€- . . fyious K ty at wack U Aor fs ! id Tiflis and Astra ten kave re { el iritual educa- ua, Willie til roeig person :ge3 from ¢ AntLGOD have trave:- : el amony-them, keeping alive the reco!- cti-m of their 1 alievlanc On this i ¢ + ° e i 3} , . f DaSis thelr faith unas i j 1 Wn 16 has of , £ 4] nite Dp » et See ent ! val lm Spite Of tbe poilticas iV sianial u | t! y hav uha ? ; b with th sir pou | tical centr luestroyed, they would be as ‘ 4 ] ep wi epherd, scattered in| i | ' © pre i il i i aniong a grow | h Christian opulation and saut ont! . . ' . ' i rom the fold of their belicf. Constantino- | : ae i | | ! re St ng i! Cc T pileri nas »f i . ¢ , (a ge) Se i Mob medans west of the ral Moun 1 1 >? . cd a } talus, Who reac i wy the Diack 5 a, Bn | uid never be replaced to them by an new centre further south among the Arab | } \ ie A ee . | races, with whom they have little sympathy | ; ; . 7" * r direct religious connection. A Calph ac | i,’ 3 £ = Meces or msypt cou d do nothi gy. for} them md «th iu kish-speaki v Suit 8 | wouid have no university open to them | ' > ot | sy omekee 4 . nearer than Bokhara. In‘vhis respect they | would find themselves in afar worse posi- | than the Moors, however universally | wiht 7 ') ‘ | th se may be oime gt J ct to ture pe, auc | wir relivious disintegration would be aj} re question of time. I believe, there- | ; . ’ . j e, that Islam must be prepared for a | loss, not only of political power in Europ: “ k ; : i bud i We 5. 4 i Asia, bet aiso ofr the | | . , : ; ‘ Vsshammedan poonulation in the Ottoman | i : cea } iands absorbed by Russia {fs will be a s'range revenge of history if the O tomian | P ° ; iurks, whom Huarope has for so many ec ee uries held to be the svmbclic figure of

‘Plough Metals, Whips, Curry Combs, Coffee, ae welllive Pepp

i; innamon, | Shoe Blicking, Mixed Spice, Cudbear, Nix-

r friends abroad, ont

5

do som a better o1 che: ap

¥ |

PW WEEKLY EX SMINER. — Per : ms haviag relatives us ny them informed , gland, canuot e- way than by subscribing to 4, AVNER. sen aid, to in (rreat Briety, United

minions, on receipt of One 1

jar.

ics or the

JOHN McoPHEBE & CO.

Chaylottetuwn, March, 1882-——wkly

in reference to the above, | do hereby return my sincere hanks to the public for the generous patron: age extended to Goods business at Ch: irlotte town, aud take this oppor

my Dry { soliciting the same patronage for the above firm in the

; ' t

tunity ot future,

OWEN CONNOLLY.

Oe

MARCH SALE!

—~~ = "(5

RING-0U7 PRio4S

ans 0—_— simi

J. B. MACDONALD.

f

a

oe

Wak

7000 yards Grey Gotton, — - - 5 cents up. 9000 yards White Cotton, - - Se " $000 yards Print Cotton, . aoe * 13,000 yards Ladies Cold. Dress Go’ a ee ” 3000 yards Black & Cold. Cashmeres 22 « 6 15000 yards Spring Tweed, - ee . “ce “ce

700 yards ‘Table Damask, - 600 yards Pillow Cotton, White Cotton Sheeting, Lace Curtains, Curtain Muslin, Scotch Carpets, Felt Carpets, Hemp Carpets, Fiour Oil Cleth, all widths, and Room Pauper. month of March [ will give Bargains in every Department.

Tapestry Carpets,

During the

Cash customers will fiad no cheaper goods in Town.

J.B. MACDONALD.

Brennan's Old Stand, Qneen Street, Febrnary 28, 1sx2—wkly, pat pres

the

———0:0-———

WHOLES

20°

ALLE.

3000 Barrels Superior Extra + lour, 800 barrels K. D. Cornmeal, 175 barrels Oaumeal, 700 half-cheste Superior Congou Tea, 100 puns, Bright Trinadad Molasses, 30 sides Sole Leather (Logan's), 50 Cheese 18 tons Manilla Cordage (all sizes), 17 tons Island Flour, 75 caddies Tobacco, 40 bags Rice, 40 bhds, Porto Rico Sugar, 10 bhag. Scotch Refined Sugar, 130 barrels Kerosene (American), 150 “. No.1 Labri der Herring,

LIQUORS IN BOND, | 490 cases of Brandy, 200 cases Irish Whiskey, 20) cases Scotch Whiskey, 375 cases Holland Gin, 50 cases Ginyver Wine, 5) cases Clare! | 45 tods, Scotch Wiiskey, 40 Qrs, Scotch Whiskey, | 5 Qre, | 30 55

Irish Whiskey, bhds. Holland Gin,

Q's. tolland Gia,

40 Uctaves, Holland Gin,

20 puus, Demerara Spirite, 6 vuus, Alcohol,

10 “ Split Peas, 10 berrels Alcobol, io & White Beans, 45 bhds, Brandy, 25 “« No.1? Pilot Bread, 55 Qee. Bi andy,

octaves Brandy, bartels Rye W tisky, hhits, Port W iue,

5 2 0 Qrs, Port Wine, 0

50 ‘“ Suger (Nova Scotia Refinery), 10 “ Washing Soda,

Carrants

“ Pickles (Crogse & Blackwell),

10 “ Saltpetir, : Qrs. Sherry Wine, 5 & Brimstone, 5) varrels Sottied Ale, 5 ‘ Sulphur, 50 barrels Boitled Porter, 50 boxes Soap (assorted), t bertwls Syraps, 590 «*Ss«SSttaarch (Colman’s) a bags eer - ‘ar 20 #10588 isks, 5) © Sperm Candles, 20 # 59 “ Tallow Candles, 25 d gen Jars, L, 2 and 3 Gallors, 75 “ Raisins (Layers) 1) ih ~ keryware, 100 «** = Pipes (nssorted), . . . ore 4 “ Jiscuits (assorted tests ish be, 50 dozen feces ( ) | 100 rolls Roofing Paper, a 8 6) cwt. No 1] Esglish White Lead ou? ‘ Pails, i s : } 3 “6 Mir: ers | 40 cwt, Colored i ainis, o * Bees akes, 10 Wooden Pionghbs, 15‘ Hay and Manure Forks, 5 rs re Paper, 2) “ Square Pointed Shovels, 7 ourne mia ~ * el 2 « Grain Scoops, a a ae oes, > 2 ish Spades i = : Pn woe ron 100 kegs Baking Soda 50 boxes Clinch Nails, |! ee , 300 “ Glass 300 ~— — in : Horse Shoe Nails, i ; at Mir ms sh vels, 350 kegs Cut Mails, Cé if o 10 kegs Herse Shoes, | 2 casks Cop, eras, 20 casks Raw and Boiled Linseed Oil, 3 casks Chain Traces,

-AL~O-—

Corn Starch, Confectionery, Wheat Farina Macaron),Aviline Dyes, Mace. Groond, Cloves, Tapivca, Vermicelli, Fiavoring Ex- trcts, L-mon, Orang and ‘itron P el. Slats Redwood, Yellow Wood, and State Pencils, luk, Lead Pencils, Stove Eneom Salts, Whole Cloves, Shoe and Serabbing Brushes, Serd Wheat ail Blue, ‘Potash, Y: how, SG. ae Seed Bavkey (6 Rowe), Seed Peas

ow EN CONNOLLY.

Crystal, et, Cream of Tarter, Grovnd Ginger, Allspice, Indige, Nutmegs, Sago,

ey’s Rlack Lea, siqueri +, Senna, W Lole Ginger, P< Ochre, fed Cvare,

De. Chartottetownaw, Fem 24, 1882 Imi eet & waty, pet eo tr

ace XAMINER, MARCEL 17,

i

; | | |

12 82.

20) boxes TIN

10.6 ingots REFI

50 pige LEAD For sale by

PLATES, NED TIN,

manece HASZARD. | Ci’ town, March 11, * i

—iw cod 25 € 4 ss : < ‘ 73 £3 ft & CLA 3 i

GLASSES.

’ ‘ in Store and for Sale-

Porto Rico SU@tH in Hhds. and Barrels

Choice MOL 4S5#S in Puncheons. At lowest prices, wholesale. FERTOV T, NEWBERRY. Ch’town, March 2, 1882. —4i, wkly 3i ee a ' | |

oa Cony

it} Sia LiD

Gs ZRGLARD. issets spake « 525,008,009 .68 Unlimited Liability of Shareholders.

MACEACHERN March a Ageut

"se aad AS Laat

—— a ee

nes for Gcod Investment,

82.

i BACT ‘SUSRER RESORE

(FUL SHS ahove well-known Sammer Resort s i pow offered at private sale [tis beautifully situated ca ‘Tracadie Beach, four miles from dford Sia'ion, aud thirteen miles from ¢ har- lotictown, catriage road which passes through an interesting country, and affords a pleasant drive, Being conven.ent lo all he principal fishing, shooting and other sporting districts, and having the very best sur! batatng at its door, this hotel caun.t fail to be the most desirable forall who r quire a

by #

season of tealth, pleasure and comfort, To- gether with the Hotel and outbaildings, con-

sisting of stables, coaelics, supplied Ice Lous-,

. “ ) warehouse, ete, will be sold the whole of its furuiture and fixings, including billiard and other game tables, all of which will enable

the purchaser ‘to open up the coming Season without incurring further cutlay.

if the hotel is pot sold by privaje sale it will be offered by Public Auction at early date.

bor fucther

particul . apply to . A. HYNDMAN, March a li ip 8)

B ighbton,

Ad nistration Notige,

‘HE undersigned Administrator of the Estate of Mary Walsh, late of Charlotte. town, in Queen’s County, widow, Geceascd, bereby jotifies all persons indebted to the said Estate to make immediate payment to , aud all persons taving claims or demands agaist the said Estate are hereby required to exbibit such claims and demand, |

. uit

TIN STOCK. |

-| Liverpoal to Chirovtetom,

— Fast-ssiling Brigt,. “ISABELL i, 19. tons, coppered and classed Al at Lioyu’s, THOMAS RICHARDS, commander, wilt be on the berth and carry freight at LOWEST RATES, for Charlotlieiown sad

}-Gjacent p ls, saliing from Livei po l a'wut LOth April

For farther particulars anply in Liverpool to R M. U. Sram? i i hog 4 li lin Ku Idi ge, Water Street, or nereto th Wwocty

KBr. F. QUIRKE,

Mar nh 3, §2—-1 Ww pat RAQTS FEIT

% Fe birt 5 B47 38

' : > Go Ss & uw > : Widghhi Bie & 2 » z

i & denn a a. &

we ee eee

Yin Charlottetown G ry hav im; nted Si U NekS,” which they wi mee. Brackets, etc, at a

+oNSUMers,

Tisese

Fiat Flame Burner vive a far greater am unt of offer Burner with the oa (as,

Dr. Wallace, Pr, ke

to the by

Examiner

delivered him,

subject Gas Bura [think «a Bray's regulator, a d

test Noien Burpers

ot

breed fis

Cost, periments,

The neport of the Association Means Coal Gas of

fur the diff-rent

best

City ol Glasg a. in calc i (3650,000) @& year, ate gow by the ase of impert ct fittings,

rst

better 6

as |

faith

I have selected them for a

Committee of the of Scicuce developmen

tuiiownu

as) «~Light Company me of * Bray's ll snpply ana fit«p

moucrate cost to

Burners are reported’ to be the best yet produced,

and will i. an any

of

light

iie Con UME phd

B., f.-0, ae a lectare that £13 ),000

way iv Gias ’ On the * Another urnver ts that celled the moderate

sed

i says :

cobsider there nabl at sctics of eke

British ) enquire as to the of light :rom

qualities —com prising

Dr, William Wallace, Protessor Dittm or, and Mr. Thomas Wilis, F. C.S,, F. 1, C. E., showed that Bray’s Burners yielded the gre test

apenut of light of all of Burners reported u the Barners of repute

the two or three score

pot t

tii Line

which included all inarket,

In a pampilet upou Livit aud Heat, pubs lished by RB. B. Tain r, A.M , ie supa: * ‘the cost of Gas as compared wilh othe Hluiine autsis mach more economical when rmybuly used, than many suppose, Frow experiments made for this purpose, the following © m sults have becn ebtainred, They were made by varning sa aples of Devoo's Brilliant Oil and ordinary Oils, and testing them illuminating power, It was found that Coal Gas costing ue Cont at $3 per thousand feet, gave @ lizbt «qual tu 18 caneles, while D. voe's

Brilliant Oil ites halt acent, gave a

“A Baruer’s

used th

the

COuLsnnI by

hight

yood Asgaud or Johuson's Burner, Just

COLD PMT pow ,

therefore give the light Burners in direct eXpruse im the cas

wl

27.4 vrammcs Coste

queite 9 candles, ‘he

expreriiuent, will of 2 ordinary Oil at prenicr finer safer

Le

thie aud

xiades of Oil, Lights however, on the author. ity of scientists, are Bot to be comparcd ta direct proportion, bat ta proporttom to the squares of their powers, and such @ come. perilsol with the case of t tise of 118, i's Cleanliness, freedom from oder and dans is,

use ”

relhoers tts ntroduaced,

As the Gas at $3 per 1000 ihrough Bray’s seven bow apuch Diore sume Gus jos only $263 pei he PeOWheh Cons!

Bray's Burnt

%, anc? it AG

iied

rs.

ot iv O

Geslrabl

ecu

Tie

. Mor

Messrs, Goodwin & Cu .

Oil,

wherever it can be

above experiments were made with feet, Surhers,

consumed readily be le te Cone Whe is t us charged especially thivugh

and tol 1 will pouical it Its how

price

of Philadelphia, the « Distic

duly aitested to him for payment, Withiy | liekuown mautfacturmrs of Sel ile twelve mouths from this date, jstrime vis for (esting the tHieminating power A. A McLEAN, oft Coal Gas, ete. say du their Chiculer te Gag

Administrator, | Counpacies : “La presentiog the Bray's 5 aude

Chtown, 1st M rch, }882.—3m jaw jard p stent Slit Cnten Buruers aut Lauternr, un Ba ah aa | j for which we are the sole Agents in the

| United states, to the altention of the public,

oti are ng and Hpers, }we are convinced that we are filling a want NG if6 if B cut TH sy long felt’? Tbey turther ada: * The yield of : . | trated trom these Burpvers ts 12 to 20 per cent,

1° the next sixty days, or till the busy | greater per cubic foot..vf Gen compemed then Y season a will r pair and | that trom any flat fame Buraecr hitherto in.

paint waggons in fist-class st) le at a discount

of 25 per cent, Ou usual prices, P.H. TRAINOR, |

Kent Stre + Capes Reckita Hones.

K eb, 2 7: ’82—2we od, ii w ily —_——— ----—- - - a _—~--- oor

|

To Lobster - Packers

Dae S‘ALE,—

171 Ingots Tin,

33 Pigs Lead.

PEAKE BROS. & CO. March 7 182—3aw

SOLE ar ETOR i}

—— eres ‘|

or WHISKY: HERS |

UNRIVALLED iis TT atts REST. i SED SM. el, Ses TOD DY. {DUS FLLERICS Aas

OR\E HIGHLAND WHISKY ! r ANALY ICAL SANITALY INSTIT. TION | 54, Holl tueviedacs, KE C,, Londo», Ang. 8,’79,

| Repo cr on the Lopwe Hicnrano Whi key:

G We have visited the bottling storms of|

Gree nie s Brothe rs, and lave sé lk. cted

from the vats, samples of thei Lorne

Hiehliand W bisk y, and have subj ced them to car falexamination and analysts,

The sampics Were Very fiq rant, mellow.

wud of pleasant flavor, and p ssexsed wll

and well of the Get

the characteristics of pure

m Scotch Whisky

quailty. ¢ Antucr Hitt, Hassan, M. D. “ Orro Pangea, C008, 7... Agent:

stored v

m4,

Charlottctown,

Feb, 24, 18 2.

$ - f). mon cY WARTE ft WANTED Mortgage fr > Soi IO a terms of years cn a fist. pe) CuY property, yielding a re ntal of $900 Over ami above taxes. For full particulers apply atthe office of Messrs. Loxcsontu &

on

ee Selicivnrs, Ubariortorown, pte 16 im

OWEN CONNOLLY i

trodnced,

Mortgage Sale.

Sreiehit to

ie ; ’ $- Nuvtiern Ligh 5

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TO be sold by PUBLIC AUCTION, on SUESUVAY, the fourth day of sprue rt, JRXZ abthe bour of tweive o'clak, woon, at the Court Hons, in stmt iside, Prince «onnty ubder and by virtae of @ Power of Sale contained tn an JT sientare ot M wigage bearing date the first day of F.-tinary, A. i. 1850, and made beiwernk Thomas we orvill aud Bitdget MeCare vill, bis wife, OF the one part, aud kde ward Jarvis Hodgs aud Netl M Leed, of the other pait,— iL that tract, piece OT | reel of land é siiuate. bytny aud by u Lotcr Towte ship Nawhber Puweoty ven, tounded as fule lows, that is to say: Comimercing on the south side of the roa! tesutug to Charlotte. town. atthe norih-weset angie of laid in the porsessiot ol Edward Hugh - tiene = ath to the division bine of the worth morets of the lsaid Township; thence wes eleven che ns 5 thence north to the road, theace alo. g te road te the place of Comueacement, co tate iny elelity-turee acres of land, & iMtie ma Fe or | dk Rs, F r further particulars appiv at the of ee f | Messrs, Hudgsouw & MeLeod, S iicitors, > Ue Thee FSdide, Dated this third day of Mirch, A.D 82 EDWAK) JA VIS HULGSN, NEIL SNcLEuUD. Mor ¢ gees. imar 6 Jaw ti sp] 10090 BlI2.25 aa’ a Se

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