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AND GROCERIC

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Ever imper! at by them, which they will dis- pose ol at tik lowest Vasi prices Please give us a call befo purchasii

elsewhere. Ww. & 'a). June 1, 1360.

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TRY If TRY IT.

{IVE ALi ‘ MI NE NUT COAL a fa a aud you will not be disap- | pointed in the result; ¢ is COAL, not jir ls

te DeBLOIS, bk. Island,

clay and slute, Mor orders apps

dz.0 Vs SoletA gent for P. Office—N 0. 35° Water Stre« SU

Charlottetown, Julys, |

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NEW YORK MARINE.

Assets 3)st Dec., 1879, - $744,

149.60

GOERS and S15.C00 and upwards

effected on CAI

[nsuranee FREIGH'S, en first-class risks. Certificates issued payable

at the office of Monvex

ldankers, or in

Risks taken and rates-tix referred & Head Office

FENTON TT. NEWBERY.

Agent for P. E. Island.

Covering

3 | London Kiosk & Co.

rk.

od wit

F ; New L«

hout being

_ May 1} 1389.

Great Summer Resort PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND,

——— NS

Laks bia: kee OE 2 de

(HEWIS New aud Commodious House, situate at North Shore, offers great attraction for Tourists who are wanting recreation, sea bathing, fishing, etc. It is within easy access of the City, being ealy tirirteen (13) miles by rail or carriage. Charges moderate. For further par ticulars appiy to tlie Manager, or address LORNE HOTPEL COMPANY, Charlottetown, P. E. I. June 12. 1880,

STOR!

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JOHN QUIRK,

PROPRIETOR

; ; | ; ;

Mit Coal,

Fire Clay. Also | at Albion» Mines, | ¥ or orders apply to

G. W. DEBLOIS, Sole Agent for P. 4 Island.

UOal,

Slate and Slac}

pcoua,

rom and

pi rOUNG

Pictou , Nova

Hid sydney Hines, Cave breton, | ifines, Cape . Breton,

Oh $e - for Round Coal can be obtained | on a LP} Tt

+) Vik iUiVli LO

Lingan

tesa

‘Term: i. ususl, G. W. DeBLOLs, Sole Avent for P. fstand. Office, No. 35 Water Stret, Charlottetown.

Jun 7. ido PAT her

LUWIGER,

A VERY LARGE STOCK OF ~

Seasoned Pine & Spracotamber on Hand, for Sale

Delivered at Point Du Chene, to Schooners,

C onsisaig oi Pine Boards, P lank & Sheathing; ala@ Spruce Boards, Scantling, Clap- Joards, Laths,. Shingles , etc.

All for sale C leap,

purchasers,

sj kea tt

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June, 1877—

1 ys

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Mr. J

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LSBs... NO. 61

Drummers

What would I do without ‘the boys?” been my friends. I

don’t know one hotel

— aa .

>a new town.

v Ont., abont two 7 s ago, being then cnly from another. I don’t knew where te go. Wey © lau uve . cs! ' wy ta Ay) | FEty 4 & de ge ee ee ’.|'The man with the samples gets off at the 16 years vid, tO SLUGY painting In one OT; : “. j Rae Sa “Gui Pe +: "Saf same station. I follow him without eae word the WCU DILECS. aAHeECeOCGeG MN Wilhibing ry i : oe Pe ; >ior a tremor. He calla the ‘bus driver by one oF tie frst iZeES8 $6 antimnn, and | ‘ ; ; ; d : LY . fname d orders him io ‘‘get out of ihis ine | swnee then a r i VY SUCCt asinl, ® j : A 5 wh } iyi j OV as SO is We are sented. , ne How th reeipient of orf ld Yn) 1 a : “a il - t i ' a na 1en ten A od don) Nis 3 his all . i fotiow him iam inevitably certain to go Gale 2 tueny. 2YUr is bia Al U hi bas ' } ; Lad tthe” hae ° : 0 the best house there is in the, place. He had *the high honor of being called to}, as \\ <7 Y ge tak ie it al +} SiivutS jap Tine clerk bY name, ‘oan hres a + Tika CWasbi tO Ppalnt tae Portrait ; . : :

t i i ‘ ii gv t ; a oe ¥ ° cr... F ad > Staord on f crit. Mi: Pind TA ke at the lana ord a5 We gO if. He looks 40H. 140 y OoaTOTui, OTe i ial 1a} Sty 5 ca SR a a ls hi

ourt ladies, in which worl t appears, hh ,over my shonider as 1 register alter him, was slices ssful, and. it. is kelv his talents! wha he hands me his card with a shout ut vill} pea ie ga Pe ay ge recognition. He peeps at the register again Will be employed to paint. Royalty at Bal-4 * ae .¢ at ’ eee ‘and watches ihe clerk assigu- me te “OB, moral before the season ends, Mr. Shan-i"..-. : >) - ‘who's j nik Wiehe feclivigly OF dice Kir dnoss of Her | 2 ity noihing, he shouts, “who's in ete ee : af 114? The clerk says he is saving 15 for Mibiesty in peruutting Alin to examime her wile i: . rs on b 1 , > ) sith Bie eh cel iis tak, eke ae \ ; (sudge Dryasdust. ‘Well, he be blowed, j?*3 «hi ViIOVURIGY Vi amit Vian may ¥ ha sal } . E pi ets’ mo o. ‘ . i aha adlid at tha rarest of Gales J SSsays my cheery friend, ‘‘vive him the attie Silf Ci «bb Lue lic; ‘ S420 VY 14 fier i ; ‘ ¢ “Fe a ° Lite : and put this gentleman in 15. And if the Tea Culture in America \« ork hesitates, he seizes the a aud gives s ime 15 himself, and then he calls the porter, The New York. Werld’s Washington | OTC 2 00 Carry Np my. baggage, and special states that a gentleman who has; PU! ® Ure i Lo, and then in the same over 35.000 tea plants on a farm near| ote?! 24°: What time will you be down ; ed <A peat 3 a ATI Ltieaet ji ‘ 9 ; ; ; ; +o snpper : rdatte ? LW Savannah recently sent to the Commis- | & S'PPe> pn Burdette !” And he waits . : . 7 , He r : aye Se PN }; oY Pa] sioner of <Acricuitere several samples of | ams Ms aes au ing that 1 Hien 6 MTOR BEE in Lea. The Commi ssioner took the samples he town, he sees that am cared for, and that Lo New Yor! nd went neoditite to one of tne vail er GO not negiect me; he tells - a nm aaa v’ at t ‘ ’ ‘ ‘ : i tn ables gd Pee ses jn ne ato the town, the people and the Lne largest tea ¢ WOLSUTNeN tnere .ali | 4 . . . expert pronoun 1 it India tea worth no 4 DUSLUCSS tle is ! reeay, che ery, sociable, VE? } SPER Aaa CA t é t ’ Ja ULE n - . Ex acaba . ted? ae 1 2 ya full of. new stories, always go »d-natured + cepts per pound, Lie Conimmissioner fad), ret ‘i 5 . ; h 8S it iliny in iit onic 4) . the frisks with cigars, and overflows with difenity in convincing the expert that the ‘ 2 or iit ad ;

usand mile tickets :” he knews all the

tea was grown in this country and could be} re E . :

; * a at 137 the la a alwe produced for one-third the } > named. vey ee eee te oer he always has The tea ts represented a: table and | **¢Y for the car-seats, an tT tut . seat for

ait ‘ I i Gilet Aas @Qvoie ans ° . e « ° . ee > Rl Mie OE ite tee oe lhimself and his friends without troubling GQimhicuis tO Gistieguishn 3 Lic inmnorted ! “ton alee et article. ‘There are constent applications to | +¢@ brakeman, but he will ride on a wood- Wi Liat, £2iVlyu aunt OPED Uew bbl LPT oSk wh J135 ) 2 . oC 3 :

é 4 a ; : 7} 00X Or Sta ne OULSIANS LO ACCOMIOUaLEe A 1 the Burean for tea plants. 14 is expected| P eRe pay : Peers ady, eh t tc ae ek es "he a oe eas ,. jor he will g his seat-te an oldman. If LHwt A § ru ia ful e ‘ thousanas}, e of plants will b wine in this country j 2 him pretty well. For three years I Play i W1INY i 1 taht . : hiv The { on vali ical : ithe have been travelling with him from Color-

: Cale baits ‘ ‘ id ‘ AALEK : . Gy : : a ces en Maine, and | have seen the best mA j uw , gr dN GUCins . 2 4: . ¥ ; . ’ be needed | 2ae worst of him, and | knew the best far ‘ i itil i 2 atv: b2ZGh ii ihe . . 0 LV :

. e > wan fraunare ren rounnary

.

: el] ¥% P reSuit ol the e€iecrtric li

engine vm the wirich it is Sete oh te Edison deper da.

. : ° 1 rirments Wit

stated re

expe light, 1: pe Se Pe ee oe °

culicnity i nding an Gi run tbe CGyNamMo-eiecrrie |

2 . 7 4 . a s* ni sufficient!y fast an“ steat 7 light ; up to this tii Some time ago the

which

Man viacture a

In maki

Monster

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lative success ot ; +

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Latest News

Notes.

reason for good reason for

has not a good he has one

When a man thing ;

it alone.

y: coin? 2. sETTILG

boys

phis

under twenty years old in Mem- whe Want te play hill ards or liquors,

» AUN ss

a”.

lison found ‘ereat drink “intoxic ating must carry ine that would} Written permits from their parents, or they chine, that was{ Will be expelled by saloon keepers. to preduce good The Toronto Globe asserts that if the e coul e found. | tariff had not been distur ‘bes din is79, there ward Company, } would have been a surp Lusi instead of a de-

IEP

pressure engine,

the BP rteg Allen, i i an order. irem Edison to mannuiucture an engine that would make 00 revolutions per minute. This is to be « f J ,000 horse power, nd if

it paves success ful, the n

which has. encom;

th ypas Lie RECA’

sSeq ii ; p~ Cau Uii0 pAlb will be overcome Last Week, ana verore ii, #2 en tac NrvrAN Tax re aed the wurst engine was properiy nder way, : I *

er orcer was

anotl power

‘ rey Nei st Cue ii co. i 210

ii hy

recelvec

highest

120-hors ) of

. 1 tor ch

nuinber

L ; —— ma abtoirman hw ane . reyeiutions heretorcre avlained bd any one se ee" 433 eaietamin © : r- ot tre rorter Alen engines nas YP i BUY

ee ae ~ eae mn ‘ P34 revolutions per inintt ine re ot tue 1g mmpent sili | oO waited Or any? ~ie> } ex be ment Wil ‘ at Cu aU BAL y . . : ee a ee 7 : encine builders all over the country rs} . T i WhristiaLns Oj tne Levan:

A somewhat serious BY long | | near the Syrian coast on 7 an ' a -egiony oF 4 ago, it se

pire Cinigra

pOTiINANS,

several 1

conflict

; ppo oe yprus,

About

aroxe not

7

: rigs ahi ae OE eae ee ee since between some Mussulman tribe

and ten jects of the En:-

years ‘

; 3 ° 7 ib, ana Sibaer

were granted or tovkK pessession of some m :. ose oe te oe land stiuated in the piain that ues petween

Mount Car: vel an

Lake 0! Gennesare| ane

? iy +? ‘ * ' Bed W1lLS, QitHOUu

i siount Saroen,

igh the >y did

ea. Ts

i the s La bite lly

Lov

occupy this territory, regarded it as their preperty, and appear te have some ancient rightful claim to it as long as they fulfilled

certain conditions, ‘Khe “Purkish Govern- ment, which has no rule but that of ex:

Chis assertion don’t ¢ xactly jibe with commonly made, that the are iniquitous, oppressive,

toe one, more

CUStOMS GUtLIES

ete. She peop ile should make a note of the disp al ity, -~ Monatam Limes,

new largely

7 h fer transportati oe

Snow is used jor packing mn, instead of ice, B., had three Houses fi} ef with snow, which’ was packed in hard, so that nene of it has been lost warm weather came. ‘The cost of ing up fish by this means is greatly re- labor is less.

} a iresil LE Ona da ry whe Geaier at

4 . id wy Carleto mn, iN.

since putt duced, while the ship in the Wesa- the various dis- show a decrease of year, but an increase seven and eight thousand in

the nuwber meeting in junier society, The total nuniber of the Wesleyan

tal is 376,678, with 25,784 on pro-

ir} — a hte Paine ihe returns.cl member

leyan Methodist bedy from tricts in Great Britain

nearly 1,0000n the

£ ‘ or betWeen

connection 3 - . HaAvIOn, lemem in New York wish to bet yacht now in cotirse mstructlon by John R oach, ae 5 hester,

mn

, wo cent EE on the Speed of a steam

Or ct

Pa.. for Mr. Beldon One of them will bet $5,000 hat the > yacht will bai under steani, alone, any steam ®% yacht’ in the <a in ah ocean race from New

York to Queenstown, lreland ; the other ig willing to bet $100,000 she will make the run frem Sandy Fleok io the Fastnet’ rock the coast of frels and, in less time than evel excepting the

HN steamer al loai, not

pediency, is in the habit of granting Crown] | Arizona, ot the Guion iine, nor the lands to any persons who agree to] Steamersof any other trans atlantic line,

pay 4 propertionatel y large revenne,; The 7emps of Paris 1s emphatically op- and the Bedwins obtained the re- posed te any share being taken by France gion in question with the provis-|in the suggested intervéntion to enforce ion that the two-third ,of the pro- the excuwtion of the decisions o! the late duee sheunid be surrendered for taxes. | Congress on the part of Turkey. On this Whether the restivss tenants were. not] question it says: ‘* Vienna aud St. Peters regular in their cultivation aud so failed to| burg hold each other in check ia this mat- raise enough to sty the collectors, or|ter ; [taly avows too openly her aspirations that it was thought “good pe to favor}te be trusted with a disinterested enter- the foreigners, igs not known Sut from the rise, whale Germany refuses to have “sny- first the latter Weve .reg waed by thé old | thu io do with 1. if is, tuecrefore, not residents as iniruders. itn addition to this ace that conjecture shouid. ty aT to- primary cause . -o] (uarrel, ihe stranyers, Ward the two eran te ig powers, ii ‘rance owing to the por verty oi the o or ignor-|and England. Only a brief tine ago, it ance of pr oo yer methods of tillage, were un- | was ev legraphed thet acombined fleet from able to make vm vield. a comp tency, and} the sheres of both conntres had reached were tinally reduced to seek work at the] Grecian waters, but that was o1 ly @ sup.

hands of wealthy natives. into competition with the laborer, and the till open encounter

ras shed om both sides. taken up by aS ; protectress of

le took

been her duty the Levant,

and

feud w

the Berlin

rm

They thus came Mussulman day- ent oh increasing piace and blood The matter has

England, ia pursuance of

the Christians o Governme e

has also addressed the Porte on the subject.

ei

Cathelics

< > we

oe

he Roman

_-—

of England are

building a magnificent cathe .dral at South

Kensington, London. It next after St. Paul's Abbey. for it, and money is still all quarters. It will be

style.

will rank in size and Westminster

Over $1,000,000 have been raised

pouring *n from in fiorid Gothic

’

position, aud one that was based on the desires of British policy rather than on ex- act acquaintance with intentions of France. ‘The latter, indeed, may well come plain of the manner in whica she is regard-

ed, as thoengh experience had not tanght her better than to rnsh anew into chival- rous interventions. The policy of senti-

ment has left her memories too bitier to allow her to commit that felly. She con- sidered it due to her dignity two years age. to enter the European concert, and she took part in the labours of the Congress according to the measure of her prudenee and in conformity with her traditions ; but that is a very different thing from active intervention. * * * if that, role be- longs to any power, it is to Great Britain,’

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