2 Gare =r ° Tr ara i) ‘ - ————— . - oe ‘ — ara — naa ent . * BP 4 + \ - iS:-—F IVE Uh RS A YAR. “This is true Liberty, when Free Born Men. having te advise the P blie : SSeS ----- _ . -—----+ ee ’ MTC Te AVIS “eave ac THONG, May speak free.”—Evuivives, ‘ on , SINGLE Corres Two Cents. NEW SERIES y - ‘ “ \¥ . - re 7 " NEW SERIES SILARLOTTETOWN. P. E. ISLAND. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBI = . Qvia scar iA i pL OY ASG & 8 EK. ISLA! }>, y¥ KIUNESDAY, OCTOBER Tr 1886 a c ¥ += STOBER 27, VOL. 19.—NO. 12: nd i sie . ~ paeenainons re cctnidlie ind . a ”e : a q - ae eve > . «Ss aT ‘ " ’ ~ e ; ‘ . -—— ere wanewwses Saiemdinemienememaes ae rr = > - — U ; } ~> | ae a RAS . & ieee — je Min RQUUUCT ~ 5 oS cA B acts About King’s County & a - ae ie , 1 = tasty. great convenience to fishermen, but requires Soak ' ~ ae “eas oe the expenditure of sever - ia Ta9ued every evering by 4 ; . Qe ible “<7 ure of several thousand doilais ' g by | Sigs Ve THE RAPID PROGRESS OF THE EAST END op }0Te, In order to make it a harbor of refwre ad a "ys sah sail p hy. Sed A ai a ea wa, ae : we The Fx sminsr Pybl soning Qo eae 5 AGRICULTURAL DEVELOP- a hers. and cotsting craft. "oO . ’ . . ° MENT—-A TALK WITN DR. MUTTART 1s inignt also be made ; ; . Was never kK°ene Ns ‘ nres ; “Vy Port a nade a point of call for Prom their cies. wilter of Water anid | ‘ er keener than it is at present in the Dry the steamer running to tho. Magdalen Great Qs ree i vet ", ; ut ee town, Goods Trade (Special Correspondence Halifax Herald.) Ene. Last year the suin of $7,060) was rine “iweare wland, — er ‘ ert : uted Dy parle repair S i RATES OF SURSO1 a ION Souris is the eastern terminus of the P.| water tnd I vary thetltamarte an em: . > - s 241? re | 7 : . , ; 7 . e ’ a » : SCRIP TIO! oO ; E. Island railway. It is sixty miles from!the work has not yet ert yt mo tha: Taves : + i gel tl cle tote ee eee ee BoA) Bpaep a as 7 ‘ . Charlottetown, aud the principal town in| work should have been cieaheed win reo aroaths..... ee cub aot 25 | «beet ' ~ . s of tae castor nar een ; Shrek r ipie unin F ty Aare ». 8 * _ ft Y 4 ants 7 OW” Prices. the eastern part of King’s county, the shire}thr summer months, and I am at a loss ts Ak i owed * does ic adpab onal *| town being Georgetown, .50 miles distant. | know why the delay.” ” Verersing 25 morterat rates \ “ r “ s 1s as firs af. i , » ‘rene ae , : | ' ie WE HAVE THEM puris was Gres nett led by the French, less} “What progress has been made in thi Contrants may bs made for monthly, qua-| than a century age. Sometine after it was} pare of the Island during thé oeé d : > teri. h ulf-yearly, or yearly aivertiaemen s, | napnianpramn (ammmeeenaiiion settled, it was, like many ocher places on! { asked g the past decade? | on anop: moa | N } \ , * #179 ° th 3 I 3] l Torr it! ic | i »} de- : i No Dam»ged Goods, but this Fa! New a? , Eee, Sy ae ee eT Dr. Muttart is : : iL 5 was Fall's New and Attractive Stock. stroyed the grain and the grass crops. These sishhen eee reply — ** Being a AT TAD AntaANTD ‘ . ‘ ittle animals were s vids hones — arince County, and for a quarter i AWAG I 0 ” Q! BFR 2K. ee . . little animals were so prevelent hore at that : ; 4 + av UILUDUN 3 See our DRE> { repnine ard » ah é 2's of a century resident ; . s iy : | RE-S GOODS for genuin Bar gains, | time that it was named Souris, which is the notin wolt vi ore 6 Oe et, IT am MOON'S CHANGES. See our FUR GOODS for genuine Bargains. Pane ae ert ay i wae’ Gay ee Hie Valent. Wings Conwy ‘cegearalan: seorge and Port Hood Island, on the Nova otal dhs Taal , : First Quarter 4th day, 6a. 2 ; : a ae ) - 1 Pegheae : . ~ . 7 ly one-third o » Ta} i inci Ful M rT; hh d ‘ ’ : os et a | See our WOOLEN GOODS for genuine Bargains ‘ ‘ ‘ scotia and Cape Breton coasts, 40 to 50 Salibp settled nd an = epee B 091 ei ay, he, tm., p. m., S. : . am 3 . iles distant. can be distinct] sda East |; “ 2 . sill TS, 1TiShinen anc Sect Oduber 90 — weer. a ° 34. P é PISES niles distant, can be distinctly seen. ees tite . : ee F. a rter 20th day, 10i., 28.3m., a.m., ! pee our CO'l T ON GOO DS for genuine B irgeins, € i Ci Ei < Ou *1 of Georgetown, Souris is the principle a nantes i. ae ee ane SW. | ; : ries are farming and fishing. In former = ‘ ——— , 4 , aliietienitiina eetiiaiuie . : Re US, 27h day, SH. 3.0m.. o. mw. K.E..| See our whole stock of STAPLE and FANCY DRY harbor on the south side of the Island, or years this étheity was sted for its shin- (below hoxizon. ) LOOT) S FOR 10 D YS the great bend, and it is the only harbor of |}, Viiging industry ae ee ae a = Sg GOODS for A .| refuge from this point to Malpeque, or i eR CY pias - ee pi ~~ "Aid Gab silean*iitel Dente i as _“"l specimens of ‘aval_architecture floated in My DAY OF WEEK ' ) | del ee Richmond Bay. Hence Souris has always} 1oan4 waters a thiciaiiasiien. a HoT or wean nen wa COO EOODS AT LOWEST PRICES {THIS KNOCKS THEM OUT, |IS.2 ihe boiater ofthe Amer vichstading tht that industry pak lof , | s ‘ tal yr ¢ th acry — h mh mimornajmormn kh m b 4 4 Ab : Wy ° gag ke. SS fae iM OLy e|fishing fleet. Sometimes as many as LOO —— me aes that anc ante, put P. mv 1| friday & 35 36:10 11) 0 3211 33) is sail of thence foreion feline Vee ate ate e circulation for the time being, I 9! Satard a 4 od — ail of these foreign fishing vessels are safely], aot one of those whe suet eee 2) Saturday : ; G ’ om ialilinilen:ith contain = : Be hi ~ 41? , ose who r f ‘ 3 ert a oan : . = ° CONE AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES anchored in this harbor, which is made com-}).4. passed. hee 9 a tts & 4 il a 0 ve + 1 1 SB 86 ANU ohh fun ivulol ‘| paratively safe by a large breakwater, the ws ) SOURS ONE PORE. See ee ee onday s| ww 8} 2 22 _ en : - * 1emselves t _—_ 5| Fueaday Swit is ess) 2) Oar MILLINERY DEPARTMENT is the Largest and| Fao originally commenced by the late John este \ ‘ - . ” : be “ s hy r ~ ke ‘ee : : . 2 6! Wednesd Ay 10; 25) 23515 ¢ 16 VW t ‘ 1 . , alt, u " at to melt our * Sent apn ec are driver | Knight, and upon which the Dominion|THE MORE PERMANENTLY PROFITABLE OCCU- o»| , ¢ ef lls’ Ps : uv! ; mpl-te ty ‘ ae bees ; outer these large discounts and have decided | Govyernmer as spe ‘ 1eV 7| Caursday 12, 2313 91615 i ™ OS Coinp te m tne city, and our Trimmed Millinery; » a3 lto . at these fizures, althoagh we can’t ford srk ant oe re ager pon dogma nes = ney. PATION OF AGRICULTURE. § friday | 3 22} 3.47 21 9 S15 ‘ i ast Sas , : ‘ 4 ; j!o do so because our profits are smaller than ith the exception of Cow Bay, this break- Lh: w iehertiy | aa) 90! 4 10 ; + : usual, leads for Doty le, Attractiveness and L iW Prices. 2 | Dey ‘Goods Seaiper'a, who handle all kinds ot| water affords safety from one of the mosi In this respect, no part of the 's'and has 10 Sanday | 16) 18, 4 37] 8 55 2 0 Our stuck of merchandize is #)] fresh and new. | °*)" sed portions cf the Atlantic coast. This made eS ee daring’ ‘the pass'Ge- li Ml a lay 17 1G| 5 2! 9 33/10 59 aaa my — 3 ii of anaes not the accumulation of twenty years large number of vessels, as may well be ‘Ge than Kings County. And that pro- . Sweyersd Mae sak pili henh cade —— cts : — will Sieeckt any dene pelan Welng pouelaet epee imagined, keeps Collector Foley very busy. {STS Was considerably greater than was ¢ Pt ‘ ~ mrs " = a. >} il eve any -CEDtic eing sliced upul sie ? . . ae ? < : it : 13)}Welnesday | 20 13) 5 56/10 39) 53 unlipnel it atlas GS ai aw | the parchase.. ¥Pes) To-day Souris is a town of about 1,000 in- made during the previous quarter of a cen- + i u slay 21 M1 6 46,11 13 50 Ch'tow ; reer ; Ceercapie resaced Srom $13 to $*. habitants. The Scott Act is in operation, be? 4 Not only is the land more extcn- Ft / , 7 @ . ‘ : Men's Suits, old price $12, now 3. bait : rely cultivate il is LB riday } 23) 9) 7 ail 43 46 htown, O-t. 19 55, Sy Gicininie Shee. 3 or rather was adopted, but it is as dead as ae cultivated, but the soil is more gen- _ a lay 24 i 7 37 at 24 “s A iewool F hannels now at 20cts pee yard. Julius Cyesar,and ten illicit liquor shops are | £784Y tilled upon scientific and consequent- ‘ — ns oe 7 Draugets. 22cts per yard, in full blast. from which foreign fishermen ly successful principles. Kings is also 18| Monday 27 $1912) 146) 37 tweed magked $1-25, now 75cts per yard. al] 1; rapidly taking its place side by si 19| Cues tiv > 3! 10 101 2 37 34 Gents’ Seariet Undershiris, ali-wool, A@et:,| S€t 182i suppues, and thereafter make night ep oe a ee ae side with 20) Vedn ' lay BJ ( Lo 3 11 3 : wens Top Shirt f : 1 hideous with the most shocking pro- Queens anc Urince Counties in the matter 2 i ay 2 3 41) : Men op Shirts, now 7dcts, regular price, $1. rc bee + 7 of stock raisins Terme arn tniti 21' Taursl by 4 STimorn!| 5 YI 27 Laacieltpierses Jackets 33, wo fh 4.30. tie fanity, STRsiNg and gene ral rowdyismn, ” ate - ares ; oe ae paw 22 22) Frida i 0 241630) 24 Meu 8 Rirbber Coats $1.75, worth $2.50. they indulge in this with impunity inas- ae associations and already reaping the <r . ¢ . lanket@3199 por pair as Ala ney ie z advantage tha : nion bring rm 23, Saturday 32 » 1 36, 7 45 21 Best Blahkets $1.50. worth $6.50, much that there is no jail, or rather no ety ng that. such ae: re Lime 24!) sanhy 3h 2} 2 51] 8 52) 8 a ee er ee jailor or constables. There are our /='hSs are being pul up In many sections vi 93! Monta | churel holic, Met! the county bei iat 23) Moa tay 3) G4 6929) 15 E> 4 ake ren a churches, Catholic, Methodist, Baptist and [SM CoUuty, an 21S are being rapicsy 25 Puesiiy 36} 43| 5.17/10 13} 12 te bs EST -D Bre —>~. | Presbyterian. The priest, Rev. D. F. Me- | PFoves ¥) liberal applications of iaussel ; a Seca . ae - ST eet? 86 1 eRe TS cone CAMERON BLOCK, Donald, is deservedly very popular amony a +e atter all, appears to 23' Toursday 3 45| 7 4811] 23) q : See J}: ae ee ae toaetan|.| le the manure best adapted to our clayey QF ri hs . 4) 44 8 57 morn Ch'town, Oct. 20, 18%6—3mos all classes, ~ uch ? anong Pre testants ei} But notw x fh rt ne ense o an “s s ileera a tlaaed ak oo s — Silt ni teahinmrpineani aceite 1s amcng his own people. The convent{®28: OU! Dot Wiskstanging Gr pass pru- 31 3. i iy a3 ‘ 2 a oa > coal - - oO -} . £% 2 ® |achoo! is a large three story brick building gress, t be! eve that both agriculture and 31 Saady 5 45/4 42110 58) 0 52! 9 57 ; probably the finest in the Island outside | "84ng 7 41 Its infancy to-day, aud before 4 i a ~ Rew 4 i of Charlottetown. Souris boasts of some of | M857 Years we shall be astonished at the i ‘ 7 ‘ ; : ° ; tye “ern 7, + > ~eoOrNnn Wey 7 : J AW ES ii. R EDDIN, ~— s a @s j the largest and best equipped stores in the ae - —. = miplished, Our i o> : ; is now offering bal Maritime Provinees— notably those of Mat- Grescn. Weees arp faith im oUF OVER Te BARRISTER-AT-LAW. SOLICITOR 15 now ohering variance of the thew McLean & Co.. J eid Sterns.” and a and a deverimination to deve. pe k j ‘ . , : mt 12 »} FeV) ae ‘aaocity har ( AND NOTARY PUBLIC, | Sterns Brothers (nephews of Luther Sterns, nace eee Ne gen Thea our Bat ae te on rey k aie of Dartmouth), McDonald & Co., Owen |{#t™s 11 produce Couble what they do to- HE ag removed tothe office adjoining that of l. R. gi G5 | ao } day, and we shall centrol tk c} ile Pisvcraid. # essed : Connolly ay, 2 shall coptrol the exhaust.ess ‘ Fitzgerald, Esq , Caurcron Block. ty fisheri+ f the North Bay 1 ; s@ MONEY TO LOAN. THE KING OF PRINCE EDWARD. ISLAND PORK iar t as oz ; ea tte of atlow- a hen {i ontrolied by Americans as Sept. 27, 1836-1 mo eod & wy 3 mos PACKERS ; at present. It seems very absurd sinak 6 ae os ce , ee . ihe = « ae 2 : = ‘ cae i ° — & _OF— C. C. Carlton & Sons (United States consu-| ple should come 500 miles fxom- Gloucester : lar agent), and J. O. Morrow. The princi-;to fish within « few miles of our cvast, Overesats ald Other Clothing pal merchants of olden times were Hon. whereas, if we went into “this business as Jobn Knight and Hon. Donald Beaton. | we ought to do, not a solitary foreign ves- j At a Discount of 30 per Cent Both died some years ago. The residence} Sel would bo ablo to compete with us, duty 4 ONTEMPLATING aki t i re . a3 r of the former, at present unoccupied, com-;0F nv duty. We have the fish and the fish- WV ‘ i ” ~" ’ ste > 2 3 FAN L Dae Nir MIUKINZ extensive alterations in m} vat : mands a magnificent view of the bay, and|ermen, These men are among the bravest A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT O% would make a very desirable summer hotel. and the most experienced afloat. All we

sture, earlyin the new year, which will necessitate my : eed ital is to adopt tl 1

i ; : 3) {BY Rae? Je a BY a 1¢1 | A marine hospital was erected here a few] require is to adopt the modern appliance a

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clost g for some time, I will GES ¢ 8 Sivas i eH AE , years ago at a cost of some $3,000, but no} used by our rivals, not only to compete if sick gailors haye been treated in it for|with them, but to control the North Ng

some at HALF PiiICE and some as low a5 s 25 CENTS ab out two years, JVo-day it is a monument American fish market. Yes, of course, 3 j f oe ae to the extravagance and folly of the Mae- [ am in favor of a fair and honor- R { } S f $ ) r. e . ; kenzie administration, and the Island mem-j4ble Reciprocity Treaty providing for ae m . % . ‘ i . 3 ] . g or a ‘ Shirts & Linders Tranks & Valises bers who supported it, and is now known |Jarge exchange of natural products for a . 5 j I

as the ‘‘Neebing Hotel of Prince Edward long term of years. But we have got far

y ‘ ; | MY ENTIRE STOCK OF AT A GREAT REDUCTION ei in} or iit aati rae At 4 2 te } N. Island. The residence of Dr. McIntyre, | more to gain by protection to our fisheries ar Rms. ai Lah nme mse M. P., commands an excellent view of the}t!au from were tree trade in fich. In the a T Me, 3 x r ~ es a . a vo * . Ave r wy “er 7 4 , ' 8399 Vds OF DRESS COoOPs village and the bay. Sixteen miles distant | event of a new treaty, instead of a mone- THE PAL ACE STEAM ARS 2A. isthe Hast Point, near which commences | tary consideration, 1 would very much pre- sede od bade tt we de = in Plain and Fancy Woolen, Cashmere and Win-|the famous ‘‘bend of the Island,” and fer 2 very large exchange of natural pro- oe . aye ut 0 ce e r r thei: . : ; ; ’ j i OF THE coe bade: volves oy Preah Telemaniots’' which is the best mackerel fishing ground | ducts, such as live stock, agricultural pro- ‘ ' ae 9H sTia i : a 89 eo lcntee 8 in North America. The East Point has|ducts and the products of the sea. But Sb CH: HAL 9.00 UU. dacakataees been the scene of many shipwrecks. the! our government should insist that any ar- eels ddlioieeediad _—_——_—_0 --—— vt most notable of which was the loss of the|T@ngement come to, if not permanent, Bostou, via Eastport and Port- 30-9 ont THA for 25 cts. steamer Quebec, and the British man-of- should he for a long term of a A 5 - treaty for only ten or twelve years is alto-

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Teave St. John for tou, a oe ; kan 1. every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 5 -~ 9 e war Phoenix, the remains of the latter a Ps & at . . ° Fare fron Charlottetowa to Boston, 96,50, Ind te w edn Oia Wi tall eaibe. 2 being still visible at low water. I had a gether too short. Incase no arrangement ; an 5 ty reg a E e guarantee to give you a ull vaine for alle avi Pp = } . ) 2 come —~nor ~~ : ot . Gos: tie a é U y eur mouey in all departments, talk with A. * Be ston, . the light house} 18 come to during the CORRE, Weer, we } keeper. No man in these parts is better shall demand

For tic<ets aad otaer information apply to

-A.SA ARP, P. W. HALES, ; : : A.3 ARP, . .! 7. a I a, = aap — able to judge of the operations of the Am- li , Ere Mee Be BS Fos oe. Se eee eye Se ce : : tg A MUCH MORE STRINGENT ENFORCEMENT OF or to your nearest Ticket Agont. hk cnndage ATE ED trem a erican mackerel fleet and the efficiency of ae ee the cutters than Beaton. He said, ‘““My OUR TREATY RIGHTS. S ” 5

; Oct, 9 1826—e0d wky lol , L ; i ~——-— - ———---~ ersonal observation convinces me that the{|I think the protection afforded thi ear ; . Soa ; p — ub th pr tiou afforded is year : iL. ARI gids & id. : Sign of “RED LION,” QUEEN STREET conus we ae erat - oa pre ear er eo 1 RT 4 I wie “ — ‘ . a ar ee ae cia Tesi ws he protechion Of the Hsheries as 1} was pos- of the case would warrant, or reasonable (+ i) aM Fy , t AL oS 4 oe ities wayne 1886 —2aw & wky . sible for them to do. And their protect ion men would expect, pending negotiations. n ISA1nA 9} apne EF! ws ¢ serie has been five hundred times more efiicient| But if the Americaus refuse to cuter into ATi ssigu eran 5, ry Pie. ; fi ; i Hitt : than ~~ oy us under the oldjan equitable settlement, we shall then TMENDOUS SAC On ibaa wet ARULL. regime, when the coast was protected vy} know that their settled determination is to J ; 12] 4 TLA Ti % AYEM'UE AT A TREMENDO US SACRIFICE, ya ae English men-of-war. I remember one time |cripple our fishing industry; and we don’t he 2 Tes a | — Oo - Woon j — sae Sees 8 crew ca ashore | propose to ailow them to do that at our ex- 2 Icy? <x here buying potatoes. A war vessel ran in} pense. The fac s matter i: ; BostTto Iv, 24 a.& S.| All the stock of Fancy Dress Goods and Dress Cloths at 333 ussite under the lighthouse and dropped anphor E-anins aici ntioneaaioa aide tiie : os and Produce 2 Caentelé ‘per cent discount. GERRY AY alongside the schooner. “It’s all up with| would drive the American fleet out of he Bros and Produce 4 Speciaity. A oi aos me now,” exclaimed the Yankee skipper in | North Bay in ten days. It will then be a Jaly 1h—dly whly Ali the Cloths »nd Tweeds at a discount of 308 per cent. BAKING despair. But the British officer did notjcase of self-preservation, and dbs. we - an” ae eee | Knit Wool Goods, Shawis sud Mantles at. 33 1-2 per ce nt , sow take the slightest notice of this gross viola-| have the kindlicst feelings for our competi- : A i os ’ = tion of the treaty, and the Yankee wentjtors, we decline to be shes ithou j ‘ dis t : mee ‘ be strangicd without a me ws ' | discount. Pow DER —— oe. ~ = have schooled pretty | vigorous resistance. Mackerel! fishing has Todt ae cai hie ; J Q 1.9 ie RETAILS EVERYWHERE. tree side the three mile limit this year. |! been rev: Litionized within a few yeers. Ie § Store, a quantity of a Gray ? White and Scarlet Flonnels at 3 1-2 per cen! s hree weeks ago it was a touching sight tvj)is true that they may get fish wekalie the I discount. @ans, 8 14. and 25 Cents. Dag ee Yankee fleet cruising outside |three mile limit. ‘They can bring their ad ’ s ss . . a ae a ee a : : BLT wminkzDo co aL, Velveis Plushes, Ribbon and all Millinery Grods at 33-1-2 Paper, 6, 12, and 24 Cents. ~ limit and the mackerel, all inside the | prov isions with them, and can do without ae ‘ety ’ . - ie line, carefully protected by the Houlette.|the privilege of transhipment. But they * ———. per Cone liscsount. Ost. 20, 1886. there ‘wore hity or sixty vessels; but not ajcannot do without the use of our harbors EF Cneaplol oem: A‘l the stcck of Men’sand Poys’ Clothing. Gents’ Furnish 1B2Zz | S = «© £886. min 0: them dued take » fish. I tell you, | for shelter for their valuable seines and ey ee : — a oe roles ae - é there Was SO0lie scine boats during the least little gale, in CAPT. wo. Eiv¢é siES . , = AP Ae E . ine ew : — ae > 99 J © ‘ ae vus Ss & ae, 1 E gaps ng Overcoats, Reefers und Suits at a discount of 33 1-2 per i E K i N \ y id till: tial intl sani ales which thei vessels would be perfects tafe th’tow st °6—~'m © ent. I ch. 33 E ; Jnly last week the American fleet wa Ch'town, Oct. 14, 186 -—'m cod cent J a. © ° <0 9 |by Yankee fishermen that day.” Speaking j caught in a blow, and lost $10,000 worth B \ RC \ Y (| ) All Cotton Goods at a discount of 25 per cent. Diy Goods and Sh'pping, |% the Bast Point lighthouse to the Herald of seines apd boats, Seo ete lb ! NX s * |correspondent, Dr. Muttart, ex M. P.,{come into port for shelter trom suc ‘ 4 os ee HALIFAX, CANADA, attributed the loss of the Quebec ond wee opatemguent by the 7 s -— . , ; : ‘ : —|Phonix to the fact that it wes originally! they had few suca experiences as | to G EN i R A L, The entire stock must be cleared belore the first of the P A HK) K H N N Y placed in the wrong position. This great last week, they would not be long in com- ae ee Wyinnt Nant N ser ; y va Jan: abes w ne pe 7Q ae oan ¢] mistake, he sail, had been remedied by the ing to terms. “In order to imsure our 0 HT % MWY Mer; ans, New Year, You gan depend On Seruns the BEST BARGAINS! (F. € MAHON) present Dominion Government, which had | gre ater develcnment,” cout ued als. Muit- , . +. a . i ° 3,2 ; i . «oh heme pot of the fart, “*w- uve improved facilitics of er . MW VY Thin fle % AY n removed mw to the : ; i nculy , et atlantic Avenu, thuston. _ offe red — ie ; slp UWAE 5 a ‘dl Brokers, Cave, and ina line with the dangerous rect vty giieon with — — bastevic : i Og AY ae ~ SP Ci. 6s os “ elidel ihn oie ie ‘hich runs off several miles. The govern-) tack as re agrecad to by tue terme of pe 7 ic All Govds Sold for CASII only, Ganeral 6 mmission Merchants., 9 Vos also recently established . foz!couiederation. (don't ease whether it is ‘ “SSI? yerrs’ experience in this market, | -_ eee : .Ioe whistle at this spot, Which is an estimable! the eubway or the tunnel, but the ter ur : ; : : ; > > ei ae eee =~ Pr Ws = wiiistie at cis 5] » Wille 4 sie Sudwe 5 , } US £4 Over iifty th musaeret Ds gagged *- 1S! SRE HO ne hoon to mariners. Dr. Siuttart urges that! wn nust be, ali I believe wil te wle 5: Oe Ask. Versin chartered Or potato! c= VE AC HGDSN W | Bishopsgate Street, {tie signal siation at this lighthouse ¢o/ hered to; and that we shall roeeise it ail, sates» 1 Oe OS a = = Ba 4 ' LUNDON, E, ©., connect with Souris aud thence Dr, Fertin s; pensation for past nowfuliment of those if : , ie” Seon narket a Se LVS 4. | bg : : € nnect with ris aad the | pousation J at wf those ; reigats ab short-noties, Write for marke be + oil Kogiaad, | gulf telegraph system. Not far fiom: East|terms. 4 luok forward with great hope to li Scotts ant Vaughaas Codes Point, along the North side, is a partially | the future, and expect to live to see the day when the is’and will indo be “the

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