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     ry items cr ri Al ’ CURRENT NOTES. 
     
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     PURDAY . i vavemaber (trom . ; i . i 
     
     t ‘ y , was ate rently the : Dh . ae “ . parish = London has Rat 
     
     : i) a. In 715. B.C [Sreciat Desparcues ro Tak EXAMINER, | leen seen within the limits of bis parish | 
     
     ninth 2 ee i . TI : : an for seven years, [le receives a salary of | 
     
     Numa Pompilius was elected &in the © Egyptian Liticuity. nearly $6,000 a year, while his dutics are i & 
     
     Romans . Be ies. and institut d the no pel formed by a curate, to whom the recter 
     
     ries the augors and the vestals, and| Caro, Oct. 31. ays S600 a year. r eri ( 
     
     0 ves oe ; _ | bare: 200 a xs Are Offering the following lots of Dry Goods at prices to clear : 
     
     ald wy and February tothe Calendar, : n ¢ ewe of the Kababbish Arab tribx At a recent Sunday school meeting iu ; 
     
     3 ts t an r nile . ] } ‘ r j 
     
     ches N 4 the eleventh month, : 7 oe - ! eon re “ ce Ps d/ Chicago, a long-winded clergyman con- } 4 ‘y % . : 
     
     at BTLACK DY Lie JANA), he Mahdi’s su a too mi t the time ith 3 rordy i i fy! [ { . ss | Cl | l | f J | 
     
     -- jan nttack by the ‘Mubdi, Tho ‘Mabdi’s| sume to tuvich of the time with a wordy SO ya ds Assortes oths, suitable’ tor ackets, sters, 
     
     Thie 1 . s remarkable for its Sta f Kharto: Th »| iS . nr pe, a toe ‘i nome P ; ; ee a : if] 
     
     ‘ mi} ] ; ocean ee Gispeis at y the meeting unwittingly announced the Dolmans, and Suitings 
     
     spawers, termed in the middle ages, St. asiness arising rom the absence of! hymn beginning, °° Hallelnjah, ’tis done ” - 
     
     . . ’ Sm ‘ hews if is ru red at rete Ha 
     
     sane's I s The magnificent contin nereg , om Here i j | 
     
     La the Rev. Father De Marzo, of San, 
     
    
   
   
    
     tor wel ) ‘ 14 th) ad «1! ve red au Pirgiish reconMmolering ’ . 1 . ' 4s) : , 5 ~ & ‘ 
     
     | as star sh N » 1806, had been party. Mounted on dromedaries south of Francisco, has invented an altar lamp | 8.40% yards Assoricd tFress Goods. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     predicted by | Professor Newton, “ me tme | Dongola, the defect in the ecommiseariat is |” h will burn for a long period, bright ly | 
     
    

    
     ; previous'y. There was a fla display in the | owing to the difficulty in makes portages on wt bight and dimly in the daytime. The} 
     
     ‘Tn‘ted States Nov. 13, 1868 They were w.]) | the Nile This wil] canse Z lamp is said to resemble a small engine, | i ti}i Tey ye < Qeir « ‘N , 
     
     Un ted Stat ’ . oe MS Wii causea postponement ‘ : , ” * & ai s > ‘TWveree ; 
     
    

    
     ry Britain and Europe 27 Nov.,1872, | °! the main advance from Wady Halfa ind to measure nearly four feet in height. | ’ J . oe —. ae tee nS, 
     
     [: was on t bet of November, 1858. that | [2° tHe middie of Dec mber An amusing and rather effective novelty | 
     
     fe Tomas was proshilaael Ahnotatiel ~ ntroduced af the great Republican business | 6500 yards Cheap Wincey / 
     
    

    
     Line } vii t ' VRnO! & " ‘ + “Tr 
     
     . { Canadian Voyageur Gone. nen’s demonstration m New York, on/ ° _ 7 o 
     
    
   
   
    
     ie aa © Victoria, by the grace of God,of the : . : ; 
     
     India & Poe moO ene Monday, was the tussing of hundreds of | 
     
    
   
   
    
     United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Wane Hatra i i coils of ticker tape fiom the house-tops. | a ™ . . 
     
     and f the ( jones an 1 depen lencies the reof, 1, ah a ae "* . 7 a Jl ‘| ne white strips uow nnd lik , huye Sn ike 8, | 60.000 y a rds G rey Cot tons marked down to mili prices, 
     
     in Euro} \sis Africa, Arnerics, and report bas just been received here that} and soon all the wires in Wall and Broad | m 7 
     
    
   
   
    
     Australasia, “QOEEN, defender of the faith,”|the Canadian contingent of the Nile ex- | 
     
     etc , etc., but it was i t until the 28th April, | pedition, has been drowned at the monet | A Philade'phia dude went to a clothier 
     
     that “Empress of ladia’ was added cataract. No pirticularscf the manner in with a photograph of himself in a Prince 
     
     | which he met his death are given. \ibert coat, choking collar and necktie 
     
     So ‘touched with blue. A cane and a hat were 
     
    
   
   
    
     (stenmbont Burned, ~~ tactmantuite as ss A BIG LOT WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     trousers,” said he, ‘‘to match that coat and 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     uroran, re f the voyageurs of |! treets were festooned with them. | 4, eo and 6 Cents. 
     
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     by pro lamation to the royal style and tit'e. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     roeal and Gther ffems. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     = New York, Oct. 31 bie ¥ = we member oe 3 cans is | ——— 
     
     ‘ she Rihte C1 " : ight colored, nat can you or me foi 
     
     en he hn Steamer Rhein, from Bremn, reports | 24) ee ee ae 
     
     ‘arlor this evening, at 8 o'clocl | Oct, 24] wa! . s 
     
     oenapahmspigesmomse 0 that ‘on Oct, 24 hy fell in with the steamer vate sal Best Cotton Warp at Mill frices 
     
     ; | te . ics o | 
     
     - Maasdam from Rotierdam, for New York, | An Italian firm in Chicago handles about | e 
     
    
   
   
    
     New Giascow, N. 5., has subscribed 3500) on fire The crew and passengers number 10,000 old hats a month. ‘They buy them | 
     
    
   
   
    
     4 soamase the prosecution of vivlators of the) ing 186 were taken on board the Rhein |’ f the junk dealers snd ragmen, and pay | wr £, Li REMNANTS AT COsT, = 
     
    
   
   
    
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     aad brought to New York. one aud two cents a piece for tham—two} 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     ° 7 so cents is the highest price. They ship them \ - 
     
     Fo , s Pox : ‘ 8, “ ite ‘ eal | to New York, where they are ahd t. hae A/ HO [ I H SA TT. BB AN D RETATTLI.. 
     
     rocket = Kniv and Nail Trimuwers at! / ard. \faciories, which they pay eight and ten 
     
     Watson s oe lcents each for sound hats. The buyers . 
     
     Y — Lanmen, Ost. 9. | Gack. aoe an Woh eel, and Gag Goa Ren aber the Place: Tremaine & Metcalf’s old Stand, next Door to Messrs, Beer & Gof. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Weener’s Bosron Comsty Co. will appear 
     
     iD Market Ha ou the oth inst oe adv rtis« ne t , . ng H i ib T ot lral Z atl > a} . ° ; j 
     
     in Market Hall o ws ing Humbert, ips 0 wibeepinedelt | a os ee eile oie tee aati => The New Brick Store will be opened on the 25th April. af 
     
    
   
   
    
     his humanity and devotion to the . : : 
     
     J : © ekcrie insects. “Gen. Davies of the British 
     
    
   
   
    
     | King Leopold, of Belgium, has presented | back worth $4 each. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     ee , : | cholera stricken people of Naples. : : 
     
     Nive half barrels aud ene box Pears at A. | farmy, who was a famous insect collector, 
     
    

    
     ‘ uction Sal f App! lay | " —_ . i : “6 6... Fi Yt! ‘ } 
     
     McNeill’s Auction Sale of Apples on Monday | . . 'o ce picked up a ‘‘wheel insect” in the ° ° i ° 
     
     next, Nov. 3, at 10.30 0’clo-s France not at War. West Indies, and received a shock which| Char] Oct. 23. 1884 
     
    

    
     ie ed ee eos See iariot shown, Uct. 2o, . 
     
     H ' h. E ; | paralyzed bis arm. On shaking the insect ; -_ 
     
    

    
     ‘ print nr < wort ai) | . . } ‘ ‘ ¢ me . . a TT LT ~~ —~- — ---- - - ~~ —-— - ——— 
     
     on ag i Se ee ee The Journa es Debuts denies that | the mmpressions of its feet. This particular | 
     
     maay others in th o were wounded, France is legally at war with China, It/| bug is now being studied closely. Some of | XS s , 
     
    

    
     : . . 293 liv $ lcontends, therefore, that England has no | the illuminous beetles are found to b> very 
     
     i r if ne , ae) LV Cz VOCr 3 - 1 x i 
     
     ae the t ’ t be Ss - reason to forbid Frene. vesseis to revictual | eleerric 
     
     Lost sy tie yp KRonaAmMa OM Hej;'t, | 
     
     ia on at Hong Kong i Bis 
     
     15th, besides twei' wit» 120 persons |- , | Max O'Rell excepts clergymen’s wives | 
     
     | @ mi » j —_— es ° . is ™ 
     
     wo are missing. |from the category of ladics whose only 
     
     ' eo. ia A Terrible Hurricane. | mission it is to suckle focls end chronicle ; — FOR— 
     
     E spec ttention of the tre ' } ; 
     
     He " ecial attenti ‘ b : rade, oT _— i small beer, [sc seems that the clergy men, | 
     
     rected to the stion sale of ay at A. | ; 9 ; 
     
     rr ‘ . ore . “a 8 308 N Nassav, Oct. 31, | by wearing a surplice, ‘fa sort of nightshirt | 
     
     MecNeill’s auction room, next Monday, Nov. Wie eg 
     
     id, at 10 30 ' | A terrible hurricane over the eastern | #04 the most absurd garment I have ever} : 
     
     ara, at ‘ Crs : — 5 " is Ae . 2 *p ) : i 
     
     one ong | portion of the Bahama Islands, from the | SoD, 10808 caste in his wiles €yes; and) 
     
     Ty . } lrcha imno 1 yarochi fy ic hich | 
     
     t kl wird: of Agsamn remind the | + Jth to the 16.h, caused m ich dat rave to| tHe important pare chial functions Winch ! 
     
    
   
   
    
     farmers that tt will soon be terme to put their | crops and shipping. be velve upon this lady in the matter of} 
     
     eattle uoder cover, Ye who have steers to| 7, ne distributing soap and coal tickets serve} 
     
    
   
   
    
     shed prepare to shed them now. ‘ altel ‘further to place her ona level with her | 
     
     <a ilanee Torturing Christians. 'husband and to degrade him. Therefore | 0 e ery es a ue. 
     
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     A Soorr Act ease, aad the further examin- | aig guemees Es at | the clergy are generally henpecked. 
     
     7 atioa of Millie,for obtaining mouey uader fa'ce | Rome, Oct. 31. 
     
    

    
     pretences were farther adjouraed by acting | Advices have come to hand of the Chinese 
     
     Ntivendiary Mavistrate this forenoon. | (orturing Christians and sacking houses in 
     
    
   
   
    
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     | The plan of Gen. Wolseley’s expedition — 
     
    

    
     to Khartoum furnishes him a total force of 
     
    

    
     8,500 Eugush troops. He will take 5,000 ~ - £7 : . . nea . 
     
    

    
     of thdadie ar i icine & Meuanneiae UR Stock of Velvete@vs is large, and includes all colors in Plain and Brocaded, and marked 
     
     very low. English Silks, Satins, Velvets and Plushes, all shades. New Feather Trim- 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Davin MeCeuiioen, for many years editor 
     
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     of 3,500 at Wady Halfa. The Mudir of 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     ector of U Ooms i lton eu W eataer pulietin. s é é ni > tin- ° Y ‘ ° ’ ° . . . > : 
     
    

    
     ee ae arin tn ok Ccdee voxel | Dongola as Pron tee te ear members| ming, New Stripe Satin, New Astracan Trimming, New Spot Silks, New Cheinlle Ruching, New 
     
    

    
     49 years. : r | Fe wre s for the next 24 hours for the! of a mercenary tribe, armed with Reming- Brocade Velvet. A Grand Display of Knit Wool Goods, m Squares, Scarfs, Jackets, Scar bore 
     
     i tO Bom 6 A shtick! oe Poe | tOm — If au ae + the panne. Ss Coats, Alexandra Jackets, Jerseys, &e. Fur-lined Cloaks, Rubber Circulars, Dolmans, Jackets 
     
    

    
     wrived in this cite Toareday evening on a! v deemed neeessary beyon ongola, OT aa, ; * abe 3 ae aay Ey ie at . hs 
     
    

    
     sic "ba, Wie Sande saute aaat eed en Tononro, Nov. 1-10. m. |roserves will be pushed on from Wady| Ulsters, Shawls, &c. New Millinery, Hats, Bonnets, &c., very stylish. Berlin Wool — Beehive 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Gregor, we understand, will remain here for| Fresh winds mostly northesst and east,|Halfa. Several sheiks are escorting Gen, | Victoria, Rutland, Albany, Saxony, Alloa, Universal, and other yarns. Grey Flannel, Scarlet 
     
    

    
     a oe eee ee eee ali son et eee speak lightly of cho | Flannel, White Flannel, French Twill Flannel, Tweed Shirtings, Tartan tlaids, &e. Dress 
     
     Tae Woman's Pempnenat, Benevolent | : —- | obstructions and ditticulties of the Nile Goods. newest and best value. Large Stock of Wincey, Prints, &e. Boys’ Cloth and Fur Caps, 
     
     ciety will meet in the lower Parlor of the} MzxTRoL:wivaL OFFICE. | Cataracts oe i,t ‘, tan’ > Cans 
     
    

    
     5-H. A B *. ee aree e ‘Ch srlottetown November i, "7a sd When the Resshin Emperor asat Skict- Men 8 Caps, Ladies Fur Caps. 
     
    

    
     requcste!,. Me Oe ken ead oh adais, ran 2) Pierce ik ia alleged that be oxpromed Se SAOMGaS.. Vege im Blankets, Comforts and Counterpanes, 
     
    
   
   
    
     ———e ' Lowest Cemperature this moruing.... Sr | i . a : . 
     
    

    
     Da. J. F. Cover, formerly of Monctcn, bas} femperature this morning ‘lock 36 | | ings of protection on his account, and the e ‘ * si ai iar ‘ ho a - iene 
     
     en nmmenced ‘qoediidn.an Medan , om Ft ne a TY et. 37.61 London Times correspondent testifies that ALL PER SONS WANTING WINTER GOODS SHOU LD SEE OUR STOC kK. 
     
     ; The doctor's many friends in Moncton will ERE EE ee eee ei ae ee oe 
     
     wish him the fallest measures of success in his a lin Rutsiais more indiflerent personality to 
     
     new home.—Monct n Times. Our Advertisers. re supposed danger that oaleoind him, PERKINS & STERNS 
     
    

    
     a See or more unconsciviis in most cases of the a _ th gs fe 
     
    

    
     Y. M.C, A—Instead of the usual Gaspel Alexander McKinlay announces the sale means used to protect his person, has Ch town, Oct. LT, iSS4. 
     
     meting in the Y. M. C. A. Hall to-morrow by auction at the Court House in Char- driven about Warsaw without any other —_ : ae = ——— = ——— 
     
     afterno ym, there will be a Nervice of Song, to | luttetewn, on the 12th December, of cer- visible escort than that of the charming 
     
     which the public are cordially invited. The tain valuable property situate in Crapand. lnresence of his Iraperial Consort risking 
     
    
   
   
    
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     ervice will commence at 4 o'clock. —- ihe gravest consequences by what appearcd 
     
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     Con Tot ha in AA. Boul Tcurspay, the 2ist., was the seventy ninth}to many of his entouraye an extremely 
     
     ME <« L. TRISTS.— Mr. A. A. Salute fF i’, sloar : ft “cnet oT. 
     
     F aS ee anniversary of the great battle of Trafalgar. | reckless kind of procedure. 
     
    
   
   
    
     mn, representative of H. 8. Lorey & Uo., 
     
     Montreal: Chas. Minto, representative of . : " bs 
     
     Melatess & Ce.. testis i? Me T - Cos .| great victory, viz., Admiral Sir George Rose 
     
     yiee 9 a as, 4 ’ « 4th : a ge nee . ' ‘ ° -.fyur, mid- 
     
     man aud Mr. J. Donnelly are at the Rankin. | ~ rtorious, G, (. B., aged ee Willi 
     
     4 i shipman of the Tonnant; ¢ ommander William 
     
     I a WwW a ieee ext ts etl | Vicury. aged ninety-three, firsteclass voluu- 
     
     VAST CVORING. . 5. Stewart, Bsq., of the) on board the Achilles; and Lieutenant- id tin ee! VT P. Port Hiil: WW 
     
     firm of Peters, Peters & Stewart, was enter- | . : — 1 nes. aged Oct. 3ist- James yeo, MM : ort Hiil; ON A 
     
     Colonel James Fynmore, royal marmes, age sobert Filis, O'Leary; P M Bonrke, Mill 
     
    
   
   
    
     tained at a complimentary dioner by the : : 3 ee 
     
     ‘ v y pinety-five, midshipman on boar the Alrica ; View; John MeKay, Pictou, NS: Wm Ross, 
     
    
   
   
    
     citizens of Summerside. Mr. Stewart in ae ede of ‘nee : : ‘ 
     
     lerving the Island carries with him the subacquently Bret nemnenge:: © ac agg Earitowr, N 3 John Pitts, do; JL Emery, New and im raved P, iiclsle 
     
     i oT : Exmouth’s victory at Algeirs, 2/10 y York; v 4 LUO 1 re¥y 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     HOTEL ARRIVALS. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     esteem and respect of a host of friends. ie Ori. <i boston; nas 120) o) v2 ¢ 
     
     es] Be Au_ust, 1316. ‘The Victory, - genet | Michael Cantw ell. Souris. Nov, Ist—Jobn 
     
     a ee vanes as been for many years the on rviving |. BA apg Ms gh nite 
     
    

    
     ALwost InstaNtiy Kite. —William J. yi /00n OF MANY BUNS © . ene Ped ter Gime CONTAINING ; AND 
     
    

    
     Arthur, of Prince Edward Island, employed|" *° Cardigan; James Laird, New Gilaszow. — Es + 3 y 
     
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     Kasily Managed. s 
     
    
   
   
    
     in Colby’s box ~ill in Daaville, N. H., while ; ‘ RANKIN HOUSi . . i eee 1 : 
     
    

    
     : . : Tue Nova Scotia Short Li ompany, of ee ; Every Facility for Cooking 
     
     eiliee the heasiaas<« . son Saturda fue Nova Scotia Short Line Company, ts ‘ ef C} ing. 
     
     ailing the bearings uf the engine on Saturday, snow fame, addressed a letter to the Oct. 3i—John J Fairburn, Montreal; A J ) ) 7 
     
    
   
   
    
     had his clothing caugl , k, and was Col. : : : - oe hae ; ‘ 
     
     vt h hing caught by the crank, a acting Minister of Railways, at Ottawa, on | Penchaud, Quebec; EG Miliige, Antigonish; 
     
    
   
   
    
     $ noat inetantiv kiile , > oR ° 
     
     sng s inctently, Kiet. ae wae. Sgeem S the 2h inst, statin, that capitalists hat | Chas C Starr, Halifax; Chas Minto, Montreal; 
     
     o that day left New York to ex»mine the Joseph Donne ily. do; J A Nicholls, Montrea'; 
     
     —_-o--——— iew *0O taking over \ J Pict u; E 7; Shevern, Auti- . 
     
    
   
   
    
     vonntry and road, with & Vv Craig, 
     
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     T = arie-whs’ tce ipper in ‘ eer 7 Sait : 
     
     ome OF Pe de w the-clipper te th the work, and ashiog that as Li would take | sonish; ‘t A Cossman, Halifax; A A Sande- 
     
    
   
   
    
     vt University class room - confessed ae a 
     
     te “te 6 anh de she 30 e alt " 1 the he time, the Government would give & furth | man, Montreal. j ™ on WwW Cx ab be p 
     
     >the racuilty on she 3 2 » ai 8 At a cabinet i a : 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     aoe of ter mee rentiaation — el ena tg G. enema i ead to give — 
     
     members of his class will be remitted. The | ™°° 1g ae “hae ‘ Le mot | . rw S | : ‘ i" ’ a 
     
     6en and freshmen ¢ laaszes attended lectures twenty days from a ae Pe ee SHIP NEW ~. Sign of the Stov e, Walker ~ Cor ner. 
     
     ieee ae ra distinctly understood that untess satisiacvory | —_— “— | 
     
     on the afterzoon of the 30th sonia nts are made, vo further time will | PORT OF CHARLOTTETOWN, Ch town, Oct ] ‘i 
     
     em Te te . "a Ve _ > ” EE — > sf 
     
     Six members of the relvation Armd sent to} De given to the comph” ENTERED. ee ee Sa nel 
     
     the penitentiary from the Police Court at meg ; sn. hela | Uc! 31—M D Tupper, Pitts, Halifax, salt avd 
     
     Syracuse, N. Y., for violating a city ordinance| THE Protestant Episcopal = yeRSTee ad | herring; © G Morton, McLaine, Halifax, i 
     
     have becn released under the decision ofjat Baltimore, Md.. on the 23rd ult , elected) 4); Harrold, Johnes, Port Caledonia, coal; 
     
     Judye Kennedy that the conviction was) Ur. Parct as si-hop, He is of French extrac) a noa Robertson. Atwood, Barrington, bal; 
     
     illegal. The Common Council has passed a} tion. is 55 years old, an’ hxs been stationed Philistine, Henderson, Pic’ ou, coa'; Emma 8 
     
     uew ordiuauce weeting the Judge’s ruling. wt Wachingt- =This was the second mectiog | 3° Wickers, Ba'rington, bal; ss M A Starr, j 
     
     | 7 for the purpose, aid the ballotiug was sonny Ferguson, Haiifax, mdse; Lethe, Newcomb, ——- --- > L 
     
     ' ° f 7 2o Dr Parct at first got but ‘onish, 1030 cases b'veberries, 202 drums ‘ 
     
     Tue removal of a large warehouse from | un the 7th, whea mata Tigniah, 1000 ©? : . = 
     
     Civic property at the bead of Queen’s wharf, | one — we ee, +. Baltimore, | codtich; Ges wire, Hyde, Murray Harbor, The Balk of our Fail Stock is RoW Open, and we are Prepared 
     
     ; Pyad a, Sntethhe I lee te » poll from the start. ¢ ‘ 7} 39 ake sounds. 
     
     by David Smill, Esc was to-ddy forcibly | headed the poll trom et, | ; ‘ " ‘ _ 
     
     resisted | : a Ce caret m. The right of | cme within oue ball tof a majority. } Nov 1—Frank Irvine, Tracy, St John’s, Nild, to Give Buyers 
     
     bf Sinai l 01 iove the building will i 4 Gane ap ; herring; Alice Louisa, Brown, Geo’town, 
     
     tested in Cou teanwhile the bailding will} Tue St. Ure ix cotton will is running aiong herrng | _ q q \ &* V : N 
     
     remvin an obet tion on Lower Queer) mucin he same 2°68 wee nately at aa ik i RSE CLASS AL i 
     
     Stree vear, only there is @ litle change m che mre 1 i : 
     
     eam a“ of goods manufactured. about $10000 is] Oct 31--s8 M A ita | eae ary omy 
     
     oe ate : si +} 0 e loves now. Che Isobel, W elsh, Orwell, mdse; Milford Guy, 
     
     A pricwt colored boy named Davis has/ paid out per moneh —» ape . . = v : TV ry, Y r ‘ T 
     
     serail 1 ; h h school examins- : is any > expecting a greater de mand for} Langille, Pownal Bay, lumber and herring; IN EK ER DEPAR TMEN ° 
     
     1 east wT nasser he rt “nh i com} ' . en . 1 > ia al: I 
     
     ee ns ee rs} “4 He has hitherto | their goods soon, and are making prep rations | Jane Semple. Roberta, ! ictou, bal; Phiis a 
     
     ions, aud Won a scholarship. - ir goods 6000, ANt Ore an accordivygly: Ap| tine, Henderson, Picton, bal; Sea Bird, Hyde, 
     
     been ta + is the National school under} ¢» increas? the production @ BY —_ ro ea i pee m“ i = 
     
     ; . i ee al hs success in the ddition of sixty-live ft et is being built to tre } Varrav Hlarbor, ora Wm Taylor, Balcom, ‘ >ASH CUS < 
     
     ote uf rews AEA suioce MG 7 ° +. i ; > — Stoheyv t rr 
     
     ) d . tribute to his own | dye-house.- _Calais Times. Orwe'!l, salt; Kegina ‘ ha eney, Yarmoutl 
     
     ; ; ; him bv the ig —o— i NS, 49°8 bush oats, 519 bush potatoes; | TIT TK = 
     
     P t 1. — y .  % Ha Hi yald. A CARD Ta ali who are suffering from | Rive ) ren Baffett, RB irgé urs, Nfl lL, 75) one ILL DO W ELL TO 
     
     Te ae eT ee es ara and indiseretions of youth, nervous; bush potaties 250" #4 turnips. 
     
     —_——-> e eee er } wen & : hood. &c., | ' TS F ‘ - Ee, OCK 
     
     : PUSHELS " THE t weakness, eatly decay, loss of man aE i OTHER PORTS. 7 A f I ? [ J ST 
     
     Sevevry Two busweis TO The a i witl send a recipe that will cure you, FREE | : n Ei A. so A. a — 
     
    
   
   
    
     Sivs the Frederict Capital: Last weak, hae ea Y eink dabiaiel as dia-| Halifax, Qct 3», -ar ech Medway Belle, | : z i , ; 
     
     Mr. P at “anel hed ; at four hundred | OF § HARGE. ‘This great remeyy wt” M co Chariottetows; sch Morning Light. | BEFORE BU YING ELSE W HERE 
     
    
   
   
    
     “y, : ‘are’ by & missiwnary in Scuth America a = ’ vane 
     
     aud thirty-two baehels of white Russian oats | covers : na to Rev. Joseen| Walker, do; ch J M Inglis, Wolfe, Georges | 
     
    
   
   
    
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     from a x-acre field, giving an average O1 ene , 7 ae DD. Now York town: «ch Que Hope, Lapierre. Montague; sch & Co. 
     
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     &sventy-Lwo bushels tothe secre or twenty- v. Tewan, ¢ | Arian pt, Me ii, Gr ’ b ea w 
     
    
   
   
    
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