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From their offi yrner of Water and st George atr alia” harlottetown, rin Hdward Island, LADIES’ RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION— re ot Gis month. .. ofbicsmcices he bbes Fh 6 wd $2.50 | Astracan Jackets, Fur Coats The POGUD .. nr eesevee + 66 behets OH R ES i 25 . ° ? On t ness veeeeseeticsecte eee 50 Fur-lined Cloaks, Fur Caps, 4] tising at moderate rates

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ALMANAC FOR DECEMBER, 1886.

MOON'S CHANGES,

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rter 3rd day, 10h. 12.5m., a. m., (below horizon. ) 10th day, 5b., 17.7m., a m., W. arter 18th day, 2h., 26.6m., a.m.,S.E. New Moon 25th day, 5h, 42.1m., a. m., N. E. low horizon. )

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D » weex|o22 Sua | Moon High Day's a Mi “S*' rises!sets | rises jwater| len’h Belgian Seal, Xe. Hosiery, mh m{morn faftr'n h m | L adies’ Caps, Ties Ll Wednesday 7 23h Siu 44.156 8 41} 2 Thursday 30 9 aft 16) 2 34 39 | Chik = : ae 3 Friday : 3] 9| 0 43’ 3 24 | hildren’s C: 7 Paramatta and Rubber 4 Saturday oe 9 lt Oo 4 23 i} Muffs, &c. ( i Bist anday 33, 9} 1 34) 5 29) 36! V 1 L if ats, 6) onda a 8} 1 59) 6 33 oA) ALaD cr ily Underelothing, &c at 7) Tuesd Ay 35 Si 2 261 7 35 33 : ’ a) 8) Wednesday 36 8) 2 57! & 2 32 A Full Line of Staple si ry Sa i Se os a Theselee 371 #' 3311910 31 \ Pall Line taple i I t Prices as Low as any 10 Friday 3s 8| 4 11} 9 52 30/and Fancy Dgy Goods, tz ins les aaa: 11 Saturday 39| 8| 458/10 33) 29 —— 12’ Sunday 40 8 5 54111 14 23‘ at Lowest Prices. 3 Mond ‘y i} 8 6 56/11 57 27 . 14 Tuesday 42 S| 8 4iaft 39 26 | 15, Wednesday 43; 91910 123; 26 . 16/ Thursday 444 911027; 2 2) 25) becailialliieiapele 17 Friday 44 9111 3: 3 5 25 | * + CF 18| Saturday 5 Wimorn| 4 13! 25] a’ Part BBS Wy BROS.. 19 Sunday |; 46 10) 0 51S 31 24 ae : sia 20) Monday 46, 10) 2 02) 6 50,24 brown's Block, Opposite Market House. 21/ Tuesday ti Lit 3 12] 7 4 25 Ch’town, Nov. 16, 1886—dy & wky 22) W ednesday 7 12) 4 22) 8 48 25 23) Thursday | 48) 13) 5 28'934) 2 ; 24 Friday : | 481 131 6 31110 16) 25 25 Saturday 48| 14) 7 29)10 565 26 G O O [> faa : NI C3 S 26 Sunday |} 49) 15) 8 20/1] 34) 26) ; 27| Monday 49 15,9 Smorn| 26) 28 Tuesday | 49, 16) 7 47; 0 10 27 | —— FOR —— 29\Wednesday | 49 16,10 16 045) 27) 30 Tharsday | 49| 17/10 50) 121) 28) 31) Friday 7 49] L7'11 12; 2 O' 8 28

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Manager. Ch'town, Nov. 16, 1886.

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BOSTON.

WINTER ARR ANGEMENT

THE PALACE STEAMERS

OF THE

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Leave St. John for Boston, via Eastport and Port- jand, every

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Mackerel, ‘‘an-

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FUR GOODS

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Fur Tippets,

Fur Gloves ’

Muffs, in

ALSO-——

Seal . assortment of

A large

Beaver,

Men’s Furnishings,

Otter, Shirts,

» > 7 Persian Lamb, Collars,

Astracan, Cuffs.

| . Monkey, Braces,

Christmas New Year,

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PIES

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CAKE— Plain, Fruit, Rich Fruit, Sweet, Wine and Queen, &c.

Jelly Roll, Jelly Squares, Tartletts, Charlotte Rousse, &c., &e.

CONFECTIONERY —Clear Toys, Choice mels, &c., &e,

4% All the above guaranteed Fresh.

Tablets, Mixtures, Chocolate Creams, Car) Prices low.

So: ‘hin tee Dec. 20,

"_ 1886. PRINCE STRERT. x -— aa ———

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TO MATTER what competitors may say in their sale Sivectincaalls it is apparent to the general public that the

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bargains are genuine, and our prices the LOW EST OF THE LOW.

STUARTS NEW FUR STORE,

NEWSON BLOCK, CHARLQTTETOWN., X X

A HAPPY NEW YEAR,

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Painting and nepairing

A SPECIALTY.

Nov. 6, i886~

THE undersigned, wishing to thank his many friends for their patronage during the past twenty-five years, begs leave to intimate that he is now prepared to execute all work entrusted to him with nmeatness and despatch. Painting aud Kepairing done at bottom prices and all work warranted first-class. New and second-hand American Carryalls, &c,. always on hand.

Shop opposite the Law Court,North Side Queen

Square.

Ww. J. FRASER, late of the firm of McKinnon, Fraser & Co. Nov. 29, 1886—Gwks 2aw

Buggies,

“Nothing Injarious.”’

Contains Nothing Injurious. MAYNARD BOWMAN,

DOMINION ANALYST, Halifax, N. $

NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted to James Reid, doing business under the name of REID BROS., are heréby notified, pursuant to arrangement made by attaching creditors and the undersigned, John D. Reid, who claims said debts as assignee, that said debts are to be paid to Henry Longworth, Sheriff of Queen’s County, at the store of Reid Bros., Cameron Block, Charlottetown. All overdue debts not paid by the 3lst inst., will be sued for without further notice. HENRY LONGWORTH, Sheriff. J.D. REID, Assignee,

Ch’town, Dec. 7, 1886—dy & wky

Teachers & Agents.

E are now offering every Student and Teacher (male or female) one of tke best chances to make money ever given. You cannot do better than write for descriptive catalogue and prices of our many works for the holiday trade. Nowisthe time to get your outfits and ee for vacation work. No house in the Jominion ean afford you such a variety. Ad- cvam: “W. &. a. 724 Prince V rilliam Street, St. John, } ke Managers for “5:3. aaenrraaee & BROS.,

“Toronto, Ont.” Dec, 10—2aw & wky

my new line of desir- ESTIGATE able goods, in Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver- ware, &c., &c., before you buy. ' don’t urge you not to look at other stocks, but mere ¥ ask-—-as a favorto me and a duty you owe yourself—not to purchase until you have seen my Bargains. See what others offer, Jearn the price on such articles as you need, but, under no circumstances, invest a dollar without first seeing my elezant attractions. I don’t fear criticism or comparison; on the contrary, 1 invite it. I can better make you! understand the inducements I offer after an in-! spection of the goods and prices of other houses} in my line. This is plain talk; but the plain truth is, I think I can offer the best inducements in new and desirable goods, and the prices. J ask for but one trial. Special attention given to Watch and Jewelry

Repairing. E. S. BONNELL, 114 Queen Street,

June 17, 86 —3mo eod

Ch’town, Dee. 15, 1886.

Charlo tetown, Nov. 26, 1886—4i oaw

best inducements in|

SincLe Corres Two CENTS.

VOL. 19.—NO. 175. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.

Georgetown School.

HiGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT — E. STEWART, | ore PRINCIPAL, | The Pilotage Matter

Tur closing exercises of the Georgetown School took place on Friday, the 24th inst. The following is the result of examination :—

Reading and Spelling—lst, Lillie Munro, Eva Aitken (equal); 2nd, H Tapper; 3rd,

Sir, —The garrulous old Harbor Master lof Annandale (1 beg his pardon—of Grand | River), thinking, no doubt, that his effu- sions, if published in the Grit papers, Cliente would only be .read by afew of his own Second Class—Ist, George Sabey; 2nd, A political stripe, has had a second letter Tapper, E McKachern (equal); 3rd, J Hession. | written, to which he has attached his signa- Arithmetic—-Ist, H Tapper; 2nd, Isabella|ture. The letter in question is quite char- Creed; 3rd, E Aitken, L Munro (equal), | acteristic of its real author. It opens out Second Class—Ist, F McLaren; 2nd, 8 Ken-| by telling us that a former letter was not nedy; 3rd, H Griftin, B Glover, W McDon- | written in order to bring ‘* myself,” the ald (equal), | Harbor Master, into public 1 notice. Who Grammar—Ist, H jcares whether it was or not / What we ord, L McDonald. 3 —_ |want to know is this: Were the buoys at _ Second Class—Ist, F McLaren; 2nd, G/¢ nd River in their proper position when Sabey; 3rd, W Macdonald. ie Cnciiein’’ Paaildl - ereick dat

Geometry—Ist, H Tapper; 2nd, E Aitken; | ae eee Seer ee ees 3rd, L Munro. ively assert that they were not; and the Harbor Master in his letter shys clear of

Seeond Class—Ist, L it mi Owen; 3rd, A Tapper. | the only pom it at issue in which the public

Tapper; 2nd, E Aitken;

posi-

MeDonald; 2nd, J

Geography—Ist, H Tapper; 2nd, E Aitken; | are speci illy interested, viz., the position 3rd, L. MeDonald. of the buoys atihe time of the disaster. Second Class—Ist, EK McKachern; 2nd, J |The buoys, [ repeat, were not where they Owen; 3rd, 5 Kennedy. should have been, and J charge the Harbor

History—Ist, H Tapper; 2nd, E Aitken; | Waster with neglect of duty in net having 2» OA AT devies , ; . 3rd, L. McDonald. _— ee them in their proper place; and [| trust Second Class—Ist, S Kennedy; 2nd, :

that the Agent of Marine may make a note of this, an investigation

made forthwith.

Owen, E Wim Me-

Donald

McEachern (equal); 3rd McKacher sii , and cause to be

Algebra—Ist, i, Munro; 2nd, H Tapper; , : P ; 3rd E Aitken. : The concluding remarks of Ronald 38. akeeil Class—ist, F McLaren, W Me-| McDonald are somewhat disappointing ; Donald, J Creed (equal); 2nd, 8 Kennedy; | for we are told that he is not going to take 3rd, L. MeDonald. |any further notice of anonymous scribblers,

Latin—Ist, H Tapper; 2nd, E Aitken; 3rd, linyself, ] suppose, among the rest. lie L Munro. jadmits, however, that I may be an author- Second Class—Ist, L McDonald; 2nd, J /ity on frog ponds, quagmires, &. It is a

J Creed. E Aitken;

Owen; 3rd, authority on some- thing. I never heard that either Ronald,

‘or his letter writing chum, was an authority on anything except on thistles and juniper ram-pikes. I could tell him something about marshes that would not redound very much to his credit. Ronald is a confirmed Grit, and so also is another loudmouthed officer at Annandale, who is never tired of abusing the Government. Ronald and his political chums try to make it appear that parties in Georgetown are bent upon ruin- ing the reputation of Grand River as a place of shipping. Nothing could be fur- ther from the truth ; and no one but an unprincipled slanderer would attempt to cause ill-feeling between the people of Georgetown and the people of Annandale. If a pilot belonging to the former happens ito blunder in entering the port of Grand A} River, the people of Georgetown are not respousible. Nor are they responsible for

good thing to be an L. Munro; 3rd, |

Krench—Ist, 2nd, H Tapper. DEPARTMENT RALPH Ws MAC- |

DONALD, TEACHER,

Arithmetic—First Class—Ist, F McDonald and G Flynn, equal; 2nd, P Morrison; 3rd, R Stewart, E Byrne and A Flannigan, equal. Second Class—Ist, G@ Macdonal; 2nd, J J Macdonald; 3rd, H McCormack. Grammar—First Class—Ist, A Flannigan; snd, R Stewart; 3rd, Annie Gillis.

Second Class —Ist, Lillie Parker; 2nd, G Macdonald; 3rd, H McCormack. Georgraphy—First Class—Ist, R Stewart; 2nd, E Byrne and T McDonald, equal; 3rd W Westaway, W McLaren and A _ Flannigan, equal. ; Second Class—Ist, G Macdonald: 3rd, J Knight.

History—First Class—Ist, W Westaway; 2nd, E Byrne and Annie Gillis, equal; 3rd, “lannigan .

ADVANCED

2nd, J J

Macdonald;

ae ond Class Ist, Lillie Parker; 2nd, G| Ronald 8S. McDonald. who allowed the ; acdonald; 3rd, J Knight. r . buoys to be out of place

Dictation and Spelling—Ist, A Flannigan; oe Nid oa qualities of Grand 9 ee wekie . kine le =goo a vs ’ 2nd, W Westaway; 3rd. P Morrison. River harbor as well, and better than

Recond Class—)st, Lillie Parker; McCormack; 3rd, G Macdonald.

PRIMARY

2nd, H

Ronald S., and am determined that neither his neglect, nor that of his Grit associate, the buoy contractor, shall bring our noble harbor into disrepute.

DEPARTMENT—MISS TEACHER.

MACDONALD,

FARMER.

Third Reader—Ist, Annie Hapenny; 2nd, Heary and Emma Sentner, equal; 3rd, Edith Allan.

Second Reader—-Ist, G. Parker; 3rd, D. Renton.

First Reader—I1st, E. Kehoe; 2nd, Mag- gie Henry and Maud Jenkins, equal; 3rd, Lizzie Hapenny and Sadie McLeod, equa-.

Lot 56, Dec. 27, 1886.

Parker; 2nd, S. Imperial Federation.

A Nova Scotian branch of the Imperial Federation League has been formed, the general committee of which is composed of

Primer —Ist, R. Lavers; 2nd, W. Gillis; | Sit Adams G. Archibald, His Grace Arch- 3rd, Hattie Hilchie. ’ bishop O’Brien, Mayor Mackintosh, Hon. Reading and Spelling—Ist, Annie Hal]: G- Jones, Ald. Stephen, Messrs. M. B. penny and 8. Henry, equal; 2nd, H. West- Daly, M. P., B. W. Chipman, J. 5. Mae- away; 3rd, Maria Munroe. lean, W. C. Silver, Adam Burns, John Ww riting-—Ist, Annie Hapenny; 2nd, Doull, Col. Lane and Col. Black. It is

reported that much enthusiasm was mani- fested at the first meeting. A resolution, Westaway; 3rd, S. Hemphill. moved by Sir Adams G. Archibsld, English Grammar— ist, Annie Hapenny seconded by | Mayor Mackintosh, and Emma Sentner, equal; 2nd, S. Henry; /#"4 carried unanimously, sets forth 3rd; Annie McCormack. | ‘** That in order to secure the permanent Geography—Ist, Annie Hapenny; 2nd, | any of 0 empire some sort of federation C. Weatherbie; 3rd, S$. Henry. leer ere: , Dictation—Ist, Aunie Hapenny; 2nd, 5. That for the purpose of influencing

Henry and D. Renton, equal; 3rd, Emma ‘public opinion in Nova Scotia, by showing Sentner. \ the importance and advantages of maintain.

| ing British connection by the adoption of lsuch a system of organization, a society be formed to advocate and support the prin-

A NEw stock cf Acme Spring Skates, at ciples of federation.

$1 per pair, arrived to-day by 8. 8. Northern! ‘ That this society be now formed, to be Light.—Norton & Fennell. dec 27 2j Called the Nova Scotian branch of the Im-

Buy your Xmas and New Year presents at perial Federation League. Dorsey, Goff & Co's doc 22 tf In the course of his remarks on the ocea- ; . 2 ‘ te a , ¥ Archibald said: ** Some For Bargains in Watches, Ciocks and iencmat Chott tenant Jewelry, go to W. N. Tanton’s, Upper Queen : ae oe Street ; would recollect the magnificent speech on / A ace ‘ . ithe subject delivered by Joseph Howe SPRING SKATES for $1 per pair, received to- 'some vears ago He had never heard one day by 8S. S. Northern Light. Call and get a °°™° 9° } ee ai oe "7 ee 2 pair before they are all gone.—Norton &| to approach & Im force, and 0 give tnem Fennell. dec 27 2; present who had not heard or read the eit od wire ia te speech an idea of it, he quoted an eloquent

Annie McCormack; 3rd, Janie Lavers. Arithmetic—Ist, E. Hession; 2nd, H.

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Special Notices.

sion, Sir Adams G. of the more elderly

-*Vuill’s Best”

now within reach of all. Retailing at only paamage which Howe : predicted the $5 per bbl. It is the best ever brought to realization of imperial federation. Howe this city. Try a barrel and be convinced. WaS practical man, who looked

No. 65, Queen St.—A. E. Yuill. linto the future and perceived the in- dec 27 10i evitable. Thirty years have passed since Sore leather cheap at Dorsey, Goff & Co, his speech was delivered and many of the dec 23, tf men of that day have passed away. Then Wicwam Stirrers at Dorsey Goff & Co's. | the colonies were small in population, but dec 22 tf Since then they have increased by many millions. Of latter years the question of Federation of the empire had been agitating the people of England more and more, but though it was a subje ct of much discussion no man of prominence had undertaken to bring it p prominently forward until Mr. SOLEING slippers, neatly and quickly done p,.<tey iad taken hold of it. Sir Adams at Dorsey, Gott & Co. ‘lee 23, tf briefly alluded to Mr. Forster's interest and OvR custom boots are giving great satistac- efforts in the movement, and the excellent tion.—-Dorsey, Goff & Co. dec 23, tf paper on Federation of the erapire by Sir “Yur’s Best.”—This Flour is fresh from George Boyle, one eminently fitted to dis- the mills, is branded to order, and is the oygs the question, who was so well acquaint- finest ever brought to this city, and, — ed with the feeling and sentiments of the other brands, with prices to suit, 2 No. 65 people of the colonies because ot his long oe Street “mt residence among them in various parts of Tue only Steam Sewing Machine and Gun the world. Repairing Shop in the Dominion, and the only place where you can get every pait of a Sewing Machine or a Gun made is at Brown s, at the Athenzum, Ch’town. ti—ovc.30 — ee -

Lavies’ and Gents’ Slippers in great variety at Dorsey, Goff & Co’s, tf—-dec22

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