sett Pn bee MB Ne GL ae ley ee alten eG page = ee a eee ee ¢ i 4 ° | on — * _— a - ; - pide . - . . . : = . ~ : \ i roves ENTE "Ny a ‘ ; OL. 7. CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, MONDAY, JUNE 7, 1880 No.4 | - e . , ut f L i® Ye ; : Sine aaa pausenemnneumeenen ' YN, FR ENOK, 4 d ) SL, ND, ! NUAT, JUNL |, Sed), IV 4% ) —_— ilies a a ’ ar DaiLy EXAMINER | PACIFIC ae ir mera ernie eas er NNN > Se —= ue . 2% " ” Le HOUSE ra LE] Alley vs. Duchemin, enough. Between the old block-shop and i : {s Published every Evening, ' thn Rie the old house an open space of —- feet OFFICE; wal insurance (; NE-HALF of that three-etory BRICK JUDGMENT OF TH MASTSR OF THE ROLLS. |intervened; and the waves of sound in | wena Aanpnwkn ee ee ee iteiluu (}, { ‘om ad 4 wae ee —-— passing through that distance of open air . yras’ BUILDING, | ORNER OF WATER y | HOUSE, situated on Upper Queen - gr t 1 | wi) GREAT CEORGE STREETS oF Street, containing nine rooms; at present oc- (Concl::ded. ) would become deadened and would not AND ( ’ _ ; : s WEES, cupied by the Rev. Alfred Oshorne; with} Again a person may send noises and likely penetrate the walls of the honse so Charlottetown, P. E. T. NEW YToRX coaeh house and stable,and pump in the yard. | sinells and smoke over another's land from | to be sensibly felt inside. While the - sinapiitiitatiaitiin Lihbetn 7 — or cause tremor in it; but no tek ahs es ae ee gest KATES OF SUBSCRIPTION ¢ i LOS SARE aoe rizht of action accrues to the owner of the | With the present factory, the wave © : sin - : : — i A FR i NM < . One-half of tire Brick House adjoining the pereiainih tenemennt. or is he bound te com- would strike it with a much severer shock. Six Months, $2 50 Love . 1 ’ . . Three Months . ; 1 25 7 os a “ ee a number of rooms, | ylain until he feels an injurious effect from Again, the foundation of the old bleck-shop si , ° e = WA = ” s c- a i F cc z y . re ; S¢ r \ e . * . se | . ime Month, : 0 60 Sssets 5ist Dec., 1879, « $714,149 Oe "Pp Sean wy . ‘ We . a a them. ‘The fact ef a HOoIsV OT DOXtOUS trade {W345 on the tep of the soil, or nearly so ; One Week ; . 0 12 cae eee : al out tl the a3 t } om i a coe on OF | haviug been exercised ina particular lecality while under the present factory there is a t ’ ~ : oo L : als ié first of July next, > te . .e . aaa Ay tellae di i ; ee » ence elected on CARGOES and wt an y a ; without complaint for 1C0 years does sot deep ceilar and the building, on the sides : Pa Aw rtising at moat moderate ratea, d . ny GH’ *, covering $15,000 and upwards Mav 97 i - ’ _ rn oA HORN K. establish a prescriptive right te ecoutinue it and the ends next the plaintiff's house, is ‘ on first-class risks, May 27, 1880—2aw, pat caw : eo : ported } 1s t long posts Coutracts may be made for monthly, quar. | ¢ — to the annoyanee of a person oceupyiug | SUPPpertec on the ends by long pos » half: care sdvertisements ses anali Certificates issued payable in Londen LC ee ee TTOTIONnLy Geueee O16 which must, J shonli think, shake and aly, ef ii ppi- at the office of Morro Rose & Ge. BRI : LS EL This dectrine is found clearly laid down communicate tremor te the surrounding mation. aes ae aneee Bankers, or in New York. in many cases, and by all text writers on ground, ne ; : w.L corron, |J. W. MITCHELL, | \isks taken and rates fixed without being this subject. Butit is so fully discussed That part of the injunction which atl Manag¢ Oitice Supt | referred to Head Office bese, sn the recent case of Sturgess vs. Bridge {Strained the defendants from using their ’ " " J & . - oe . ° — FENTON ST. NEWBERRY man, in Rep. li ch D. 865 (which is, on] @ngine was disposed of in the motion to dis- ’ 9 Wl 1 a oi res se a p . = . 5 all fours, with the present case) that 1 shall solve, it aot the Oh from the defendants Hi Wad i [ lang Ataw 12. 1620 Avent for P. KE. Island, advert only to it. ‘The plaintiff in that attidavits that. the p aintifi's statement res- Prince bf NY Cui Sie we “ QUEEN SQUARE. case was a physician in 180). He purchas- pecting the insecure state of the boiler b Gh ri tints - ees a eda house on Wimpole Street. The plain- | Were ey ae The jury having found hcg ; 1 7 mn ’ ff a aieaes 4] : sda of that{the smoke was not a nuisance at tht TARA ATAY il A Pictou titi’s house was on the west side of that ; RAILWAY. i RST INSTALMENT OF stree', Behind the house wasa garden;and in 1873 the plaintiff erected a consniting part of the injunction must also be struck out ; and the injunction made perpetual in AN D= iam ATarTes ‘ LC ? : ainin: Pendant } —s “eo abe ~y- SPR i \ ( { { eT ) t room at the end of his garden. The de- restraining the defendants, ri eacn . TIME TABLE NO. i4., bi A ao Lat ak & ~ A i SS fendent was 2 eonfectioner, in A large busi- them, their workmen, émp oy es ane e “i, _ ness in Wigmore street. His house was on servants from running or conducting their trade and business set forth in the com- a the north side of Wigmore street, and his Bj sceived per Northern Light To-da 3 ry . ‘ i hance of Time Leavine ¢ i Re v J HUPERCIH b U : - | se . . 4 : ; sumime r AY rangement. ’ Wain inti ey oe Charlotte- d ; 6 ; kitchen was at the back of his house, and | Plainants bill of complaint, and eperating ; © ’ uriher Neiice, ~~ stood en ground which was formerly a gar- their steam factory and situate en premises ¥ - ee Le ee r ‘ Jen : dl tee nares a nlain. jadiacent the complaiuant’s property in such RS ee, a ere tan P i, = dea and abntted on the portion of the plain- | #"! ] ones To take eifect 01 the 24th ay 1380 | Wales will leave ; hark tt oo Ragewd Worsted lois, Th eeds, tiff’s garden on which he built the |™anner as shall in any way diminish the ; sky STULL it ' ’ : ' ove &aPigctcetvown tor Fictou ‘ ° : tne : ; fe -comnilainants contortable enioyme i oe yi. | Landing every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY Cashmeres, Carpets, Mattings, Rugs, consulting reom. So that there was ee comfortabie enjoy ment of his ‘ nothing between the plaintiff’s econ-|awelling House and premises, either by ae ge ee ee ee NE ee eee CME eran as TRAINS GOING WESK. | PiTURSDAY and SATURDAY MORNINGS dt BR tif -past SCVER O CiUCA . and Rocm Paper. sulting-room and the defendant’s kitchen but tremulous mo ion, shaking thumping er otherwise, or by the premotien of physical Returning from Pictou every TUES- | . The Subscribers having enlarged and re-|the party wall, The defendant had in his | °* : , STATIONS. | EXPILESS. MIXED, | MIXED, LY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY and SAT- fitted their establishment, will, in afew days, | kitchen two large marble mortars, set in | discomfort, by causing sounds, rattling or hh mo~-<euventen emanation, Scaling ein time Georget Tes Dp 7.20 am)| Dp 3.25 pm| Carian * ' , Fe H on 3 ™ ss Mt Stew t. Ar 8.4 i “Ae he." 7 ——— ee tT) U RDAY, aiter arrival ef train from HALI- FAX. Daily trips between SUMMERSIDE and Peal i DU CHINE, as heretofore, in connee- tior with Railways. be prepared-to show their customers a very large and well selected stock: of Goods, bought for Cash, which they will dispose of at their usual low prices. WwW. & A. BROWN & C@, brick work, built up to and against the party wall, which separated his kitchen from the plaintiff's consulting-room, and worked by two large wooden pesiles, held in an upright position by horizontal levers ether disacreeable noises, and the defend- ant to pay the complainant his cost of the suit. Mr. Hodgson, counsel for the de- fendants, gave notice of an appeal. _~—~-—pe-—---— ‘ ~~ Dp 6.30 am, Dp 2.30p By order Ree ae en ; 5 + ace | 64: whee 2 53 «| 7. we HAI ss Apr 38, 1580. fixed inte the party wall. Theres ier- The Credit of Canada. St Peter's. oT gs Le 4 Gg He! : isveten’ oN Co ——— tars were used for breaking up and pound: —edanoineal Morell...) °° 8.08 “| ** 4.40 **| Ch’town, May 17, 1880. , ’ ipa ing loaf sugar and other hard substances! Tne Ottawa Citizen remarks: We find Mt Stew’t.) *¢ 8.40 “Ar 5.20 «| snsensinjiknshlihatincibinsatntieliitaainanpiiippainansesintyinisiiple avin : rii l ; — for ak aaaey a The eae the latest quotations of our stocks to be as iit Stew’ : 1) S Siar Dp 5 3)p a aeeeanenemenenmr nantes ‘F i a TC ~ 5 3 im Ti ' it compiaine at ie wor cing se Ar. a: e ~ sity Jel - 9 4 ov ot & an] UREN ihe nA th Hd ‘ HALIFAX, N.S. of these pestles and mortars caused follows, on May 13th ; = : ana lar ® cc | noise and vibretion, which greatly annoyed Closing Prices Ch’town ..}Arl0.04 ‘* Ar 7.10 ‘| OF ENGLAND ¢ ee : ; a —<——SS EOS | ree , CEMINARY FOR YOUN 4 him. These pestles and mortars were gen- Cee iin ‘6 a yesterday. Ch'town .. |Dp 6.50am)| Dp 9.25am/ Dp 4.50pm i : i DOG L ff LADIES. erally need. fren 10a. m. to 1p. w.- The} 2 ian Government 6 per cent., | oy ae ee | NI GAPITAL, . . TWO MILLIONS STERLING. 75.9 so? pam 0 tp. the) January and July, 1879-81..... 100 108 Royalty Jcj “ 6.44 “ Eo ony | £88 ’ plaintiff made several complaints and ulti-| py ¢ p.c., 1882-4 103 «108 . ! In 0.56 $6 j e7%e fe hts 7 ; ee oi E r : nis 2 : “ os . f il 7 FO. aes ge ae ee he ee — * ¥ Wiltsh’ol “ee «| 1049 «1 6.06 + J] XSURANCE effected on all kinds of Build- Veirees nately DOORN thie ite a eet fran | D> SP ts teicneeran, oe cs. na eel conned on imws, Merchandise and Produce, Also, on | fy : “ O'4T . | injunction to restrain the defendant from) Po. 5 p.c., January and July.. 145 1054 Hunter R’r| “7.26 “| “18.04 “| © 6.93 «¢ | BGS , it iF dB he {? S i : a Set, na. a 7 : | Bradalba’ bes GH 6 | 6s = cole «« | Vessels on the stocks. : ‘ fi using the pesties and imertars in such De. 5 p.c., Inseribed Stock.... 1045 105 Co't'y hd 6s ae oo | egy 6 ce ov a Special rates for isolated residences. Lilt ur is 0 Ul A UVa Ub le manner as to cause him annoyance. Do. 5 aa Dominion of 1003... + 108 4 i AG . be . pare sine i. eesti inne es panama diated r . . . e ee ‘ . Rensingt'n! “8.40 ‘| “12 30pm! ** 7.50 “ Losses settled promptly. PRINCIPAL: The defendant stated in his defence that} Business was done at 105 and 108. This ‘aide AT 9.05 1 Ar 1.05 | rey yee GEORGE MACLEOD (Union Rank), a , a ic all lnis father had used one ef these. pesties and|/dees net look as if our stocks were going i 4 Samm'side Dp 9.15 ** Dp 2 30 **/° or, Agent for Prince Edward Island The Rev, fonn Padfield, 4 mortats in te seme place for sixty years ;| down in the London market. g *| © oe and he had used the two pestles and mor- —— <> ee ae Wellingt’n| ‘‘ 9.52 jane, IS77— tars in the same place and to the same ex- . at ‘* 10. 23 ae ee wT «66 a . or A CC OE ¥ “<s% . i i -_ full ce ok > : FSNHIS SCHOOL offers, at very moderate ig 2 : The Shipping Boom. VLeary ..| **11.20 5.29 «| * & = rae : tent as now for more than twenty-six years. Alberton, | “12.05pmi “ 6.33 “| ig _ cost. the advantages of a comfortable and ie atieeed thas 10 is laintif’ had built ——— ae me It yal “Jr : ; , , . y Tignish ... Arl2. ih **\ Ar 7.30°* , pleasant home together with a thorough and his peas hens caer Ek * Bini sal, The St. John News says :—‘* People may — Oe ee en Pe me T ARNEYS- q refined education. Pe a ee oft — “| debate warmly about booms and hums gen- ——— = a RREYO ; he coursé of Instruction is the same as} nd not against the wall of the defendant's | gaily, but there is no doubt as to the beom PRAINS GOISG EAST, a aS n that of the best Sehools in England and is| kitchen, he would not have experienced);, shipping from leading New Brunswick “seb tnataee | f rweon’s Sullding, upp, Post Office, founded upon the University Lxaminations|any noise or vibration ; and he claimed a ports “The Miramichi River is crowded Bt a { ; : for Women. Kight young ladies from this | prescriptive right t: xo the pesiles and|\:,). eee ae s : STATIONS, | EXP). BSS. IXED. | XED. te a . ere prescriptive right to nse the pesties ane) with vess ading or al ad w , - - | MIXED Charlottetown, P. E. 1. School passed the Local Examination of the] mortars. ig with vessels loading or about. to load with ' _eoo =e —- | a oi f Sas ' Tignish.... Dp 1. £5pim)| Dp 6.45 am, A. A. McLEAN. .€. MARTIN. June 18, 1879.-—ex2aw University of King’s College in June last. This is the only School in VCanada that has passed pupilsat a University Examination. issue was joined. Both parties went into evidence. The result of the evidence wes that the existence of the nuisance was lumber for European ports; and lumber ships swarm thick just now in this harbor. These are gratifying and encouPaging facts, R (ar 7.45 * olen . . ‘ 99 ‘ fe me ae be *e%) 7 ° ° ° : ° . Alberton. co nae. \ * ss | ‘t wHOny ti Ari Pit op ern i! { Che number of pupils is limited, renderin ee ai : : They point to a large increase ill lumber 9a” Dp 8.00 i RUT | ( Bi y iy iy RLILL | the School select a gee dee il ne proved ; and it aiso appeared that no ma-| .hinments from our Provi ee, ST ‘ y “ 9 se) 66 O53 **} bi) PUlbt ti pele deer eeu he Schoot select, and witie it possesses a et... Fd . . * . sil ents Trom onr ovince, ney mai- O'Leary...) “ 3.10 ‘| “ 9.05 ** | ; | terial inconvenience had been felt by the y Port Hill..j ‘‘ 4.07 “| **10.23 * educational advantages of a large public schoel, laintit® until he built his consulting reom. } g cate a large amount of fairly remunerative Wellingt’n | “ 4.39 “| “ilog *) fe | > = SPS > i ie: . each pupil is enabled to receive that individual Stead . the Rells. in hae employment for ship laborers. They sug- ey (Ar 5.15 “| Arl2.60 m| Rin =F =aee care and oversight which is so important, and| | Jessel, Master 0 the Kols, Im SIVINE) vest a large lecal expenditure on ship ac- , ‘ . f ie rg ‘ ‘ kos ‘ . ee ‘66 "ru * 3 ‘ > ’ 4 Sumn’side on which cannot be given in a large establish judgment, said, The enly serious peint count. It is to be hoped that the season’s : Vp 6.00 “ |Dp 1.05pm|Dp 6.40am Kensingt’n| “* 6.25 “| ** 1.40 “8 & 7,16 * cos iy ee noe UU, ment, Mr. and Mrs, Padfield are assisted by a that has been argued fer the defendant is that by virtue of the statute of prescrip- business will prove profitable for all cons cerned. ! Sew hamo| “ 6.54 ** | ** 219 “1 ** 7,56 * eggs <p ‘# ; ; re é Bradalba’e | “ 7.00 ** | « 299 *) © B05 © og Cee staif of four resident governesses, besides visit-} tion, he was entitled as against the plaintiff, : Hunter R'r| «* 7.28 * +e 207 |) 846 * ff Edinburg: ali London, ing masters, ; ; to make this neise and commit this nvis- TT ait ics cacicanes 2 eae ea sa N Wiltsh’e! ~ 7.¢@5 °° | se ae ae | 66 9,04 * en eer Parisienne French is taught conyersation- ance. ] can ses no evidence before Correspondence, lAr 4.15 * : ESTASBL iSHED IN t*809 jally. There are twe resident French Gov- » that. until a recent peried, there was Se ——E—EEEee ee Royalty Jci * §.19 * ly dryers YF —_—— ernesses nn ee ee wus aa” We do not hold ourselves r hle fe Bd Dp 4.18 * ; . sacl ‘anital, $9.733,.332.00| Ref : ce : . any actionable nuisance at all, The action- Ve do not hold ourselves responsible for Chitown ..|Ar 8.25 *‘|Ar 4.38 © |Arl0. 16am Subscribed Capital, PO, Jordon neferences given to parents of pupils. : abi . Low hen tl Saeki did he statements or opinions of our correspondents, |Ar 4.3 Arld. - oe ee Lee . ne able nuisance began when the plamtzfi dtc a -=—--—-—.|—- --- ——-| — — _ —-|" _-__——] Paid up Capital, - £,216,.666.00; [or further particulars address the Prin- hat he had & right to a6, vik: bell oe ee Chitown ..| Dp 4.00pm' bp 7.00am! a cipal, ne ee To the Editor of the Examiner ' Royalty Je} * 4.19 ‘| * 7.22 * | Transacts every description of Fire, Life Sept. 19, 1879. house, a consulting room 11 his garden ; wen eee at ’ , Mt Stew 't.}Ar 5.20 “*!Ar 8.40 “| and Anuity Business on the most favorable | ——--—-——— —— |and when on attempting to use it, he found} DEAR pee EXAMINER and some of its Mt Stew t.' Dp 5.251 ldo cia eee : poe the neise too great for comfort, that was oe aa nave been making quite an amount o > fy. Se mi » S ovl; £24 PIES “ rz . o 3: : o: Ac Ms ¢ : . —— 2 ae To ag ing DePartTuEnr—Insurances may be ef- eda - 2 ‘ the time to bring an action for nuisance. |* a A x te = Te as tae s an 9 * oa0 he ow . . é D ras by ; > = y St Peter’s.; ‘ : 20) “| ee 10.01 «© | fected at the Lowest current rates. : - It did not hurt anybody so long a Co fies aieaaks St jeune ceo Harmony .| “ 7.17 « yy | Insurances upon Public and Private Build- Manufacturer & Dealer in as the plaintiff's premises remained as a “nf i i sae - eines us th: ‘ “ — “3 oe Souris... (Ar 35 APE 40 ce} ings effected on especially favorable terms. ~ - TTT = garden. That puts an end te any Cladiniicieas p. Dy z will 4 a a > t — - x >see ae —_——- | ——$————— Losses settled with promptitude aud liber- . PON UW MENTS notion of proscription.” mals nats Ghiadaial ‘ha viles i e Ph aor Stew t.) Dp 5.35pm) Dp 8. 55am) ines : : ; : : Eas muca ¢ wee IFAC & veen re- Cartivan .. ate 0 oy oot ality. oa ; In another part of the case, he puts the] dneed from $3.50 to $2.80—a reduction of _- -ore) oa j {PE DrpartTMENT—New and Reduced pre- a tl ; VRY °: ‘sr ma } ‘ busn ( 4 ” YT ° ° Georget’n..}Ar 6.55 “ |Arl0.50 **| - ms for Dominion of Canada L ‘ Dy ry case in this way : “It a man has a business | twenty per cent.” Now, this is altogether ih coop ageism enn : PFS. cate , in the middle of a barren moor which be- incorrect. At the first glance it looks as if 2 - B.—The (xpress Train from Souris and é. WW. PHDLOIS, in variety, at LOWEST PRICES. BEST | longs to somebody else to whem the busi-| such a reduction actually had been made, the wit the sai ci = cts Pt yo ae ae Cioneral Agent for P. E. Island. SPOCK. Superior Workmanship. ness carried on does ne injury, the owner | advertisement having been artfully worded ithe Mixer Train from Charlottetown for |... ny. @X Water Street. Charlottetow ef the moor cannot bring an action, and hej to convey that impression. But what are the t loek Sn 4 bee eo allied na:...1 | Office, No. 85 Water Street, Charlottetown. ¥ sit ; 7 5 . Ch ee ac : : ° Sele ft v<h.: Ae ene \pril 14, '30--pat her ne sj kea tf eod SATISFACTION CUARANTEED TO PATRONS | nnot interrupt. Take the case of put- | tea! facts ! Why, that a reduction of exactly & or t ¥ es ( rects r¢ ; -e wan . ~ , “a : . . ; : . . seve 2 2 ny é faa : etait pe connects at "tte te pees OWN BB Farm Produce taken at market] ting a blacksmith’s forge in the middle of a _ oe half per cent. = been made, | - “ WITH 7 » rnress ain "e Jhare- t . . + . 7? . 2 eo . . prordied > consi av ‘as 4 ‘ f Intietown for (ieorgecown and 5 ia in the b Af N f aa rates, in payment, during shipping season, | moor which has ne game on it—it has ae Nail Ge Reeoiathed’: fediies oe ven ' 4 reorgetow : Sour : . . c . er ° AVS i 5 Mi: fa , o ft = Boul corgetown ati , . MICE 5 - ek Rs 8 ie nothing that can be injured by the noise. |°°7* 2°) Oo" Oe BBE SAM, Ow bi afternoon Kent Street, Charlottetown, P. #. L. ry > ; 3 fm a . . | ever, no discount is allowed and to the poor \ 7 7 re + nant finmmicg s ; : : rere is no remedy whatever, because if is . iia eeillie entieninin oleae +) P SEEK, 4 YAR, Auctioneer, YOTLMISSION Merchant, Picase call and examine Designs & Prices. |, jayyen moor. Presently ahha, ‘thetht te cs er te a ete om ee as | oe ¢ ce : . a a ’ n> rs 4 : ever. t has been theerule of the Compan ; ; ; - . é 3 vs Di laine? oneal ATar Of) ewe At lee lliitieae i nit =, ‘ rarle ° : aa E Rail o Supt. and Engineer. Guill Manniacta ‘ers Agent, Mar. 20, 1880.—w “a sa 6m useless as a barren eer) becomes available} jor some time past, to allow a asus oi i ‘ 1 mys iifice, Charlottetown, May 20, 1886. tTOTION ROO VN (the largest in the Cily | ok pars wee for building Jand : DY reason of the twelve and one half per cent. on ail bills paid pat pres lier ar ne sp sj kea pio 61 a Ne ra a p ilding PiGue . Figur Figur growth of a neighbering town. Is it to be | within ten days, and this disceunt has now 7 7 eo timer a No. 11 Queen Street (Brick Building. ) j ' “ALS t|said that the owner has lost the right to| been imcreased te twenty percent. This is . 2 emneore ae his b: hich he , beco} the sum and substance of the . ed ail in aT 6 Sale oC oe a ee ee a aaa this barren moor, which has now become a 8 of the cnorimous redue- 4 IE facihti or any quantity and | Ly ; ic : able Pi Up i i ’ fen ge gr Merchandise y Frost. proof | TO ARRIVE worth perhaps hundreds of thousands. of | tien about which so much fuss has been made _ — a leapacity 1.000 Barrels); Saal Watuhe | : ,| pounds, by being unable to build upon it | the new regulations not even affecting the as ap , ; b , ’ aware hg . . > 6g ? : r : * . = » ‘pp > rinses ° YW BE SOL). all that part of Town Lot No Bankrupt Stock and Furniture Sales attended | OY) BBLS. ‘‘ Alabaster,” ‘ Golden Age,” | by reason of this noisy business? * * * ee ee a as has still, as I 4 , € ~ ia - . BUA Ye . L . , 7 Ge ; ‘ ? ‘ 1 - aan i + a >t “A . - . 74, in the first hundred of Town Lots in| to at reduced rates. | & Bren g vel eet The fact that a man has made a nove, paige 8 aed ere the amount Charlottetown: having a front of 67 feet, Dor-| Sales of Horses, Carriages, Farm Imple- | 300 bb = ee Alakeatenn”™ which has net injured me or interfered "in this convection, it m L be observed that chester Street. and running back 80 feet, te | ments, Steck, &c., on Market Days, at Re ai ae ae ill fers will with my comfort or enjoyment in any Way, | the action of the Gas (’o. is astriking refutati th , 23 33 ore ‘ H hold Fur- |, 2ow en route for Charlottetown. Offers wil . . 7as V9. striking refutation gether with the buildings thereon erected. ket House. Auction Sales of Househo Ur- | be accepted for above to arrive cannot deprive me of my risht to the land | o¢ the dire predictions of those oppponents of ; > . . oye 2 i ¢ ¢ . . : . ° 4 ’ 3 M ; a further particulars apply to Messrs.| jitnre at Residences, and of General Mer | I : ® PORTER or interfere with my right to come to the; the N. p. who so loudly asserted that it es mage & MeLxom Charlottetown. chandise at Stores, Warerooms, ne: died ree ‘OS ie : court when it does seriously interfere with peace CA Rada henrte sage Raggi sted os 2 acy: - +} 7 aa e ate terms. : , 3 i. Co a e ' . ! Sept. 18, 1479. eondueted on moderate terms. onsignments a ee jillers’ an ny pers Agent, , |my comfertable enjoyment. ‘the expense of the consumer, and that i Po tpeeteennemnee ae <ermnennnsenes enone —-—-—-—- | of Goods of every description will receive; lay 3, 1580. Moncton, N. B.) nye: ¢ : d Bie hee i \d he i i ?} : 2 Anolis o epecialty On | This judgment was appealed and affirmed. | that prices wou Abe increased, Yet so far trom i one seanet Tr proceeds guaranteed | : | Mr. Hodgson argued that the finding} such being the case, we find that the only tT 0 n S Ss 0 n G Ss v ben, anne br Business solicited, corres- | BILLS iF AD} NG . of the jury on questions 2 and 4 was conira- manufactory of any extent that we have in Ae * - ? . ; > 7 " : . ; o ; ; poe cndidash amends promptly and in con: | 2 ‘dictory. But they are quite consistent. | SUT midst, under the benign inflnence of the ti . } ; (They foundthat working of the machinery | N- P-, bas been enabled to reduce its price, be : . j | fidence. —FOR SALE— y S y : , ALM undersigned. will pay fifty cents Cash % j é |: ad . ‘ ‘that redaction ever so little. Yours, etc 4 r 4 si ‘ in the old bloekshop in 1853 made as much | y > perewt. for all bones delivered at the; 4 WcNELLL Auctionee! oe s h ha : a4 Gas. Bone Mill, in the Royalt Ne quantity? re : * 77. noise as the present factory; and IM) Jane 5th, 1880 Sa ees Charlottetewn, Prince Edward island. | , answer to question four, they found that) ks than ene owt. (112 Ibs) taken. the noise and vibratien felt in the eld house} ©LARK’S DIAMOND DUST POLISH.— af * 4 sts ‘| N. B.—All kinds of P. K. Island products’ —— it i} FEED. W, ee aie bought and shipped to order. é ie place to get your Printing done is at) was not as great as that experienced in the} Unrivalled for cleaning Gold, Silver and i Ch town, Dee. 1, 1879 i April 29, ’30—3m the Bk A ER PRI ROOMS. | present house. The reason of this is plain | Niekel ware. Enquire for it. | 7 : ; § ae Sa Sa aa a ae POE ~ a natn st wea ts AR ta NR aeNt attge esac net i te ls tm iS a INR tt. Me Ea AS cone, Pe ee ee a en - : ane cadaianah : iat ate nor artian eo anit ace .