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POTATOES. Sun RIsks... ~ | AT eee = 5 The St. Vohn Sun reports: Potatoes Hidve| Se Sers........5.9 | New Moon 15, 10.56am |

not maintained the advance mentioned in ovr ‘ last weekly report and may be bought in) , quantities at 7Uc, to 50c, a bbl. We hear of |

Messrs. Humphrey & Trites, of Sussex, ship- | ™ Ferenc ton the next 24 I 7 : the ; 4 | . Probabilities f rtae newt <4 hours for i DAVED SMALL,

nnetitaim to to bo maue ag by steamer from Halifax, and there 1s a \ FA [IOUS appt Sition 18 tv * Mis ite y Te . ‘ ; Vf iti 2 Pr visices . ; ili ¢ } le 1 for the States and | Herm 6 eee : ‘ : : : Bal oe , of the {still a shipping Geman ' | , the election of the chosen ee Surope. Receipts at St. John. from up river) ; sae . var ‘ - wneem Street On agile tl ge Ing § 0 Convention of supporters of are lar , foroxro, Oct. 15, 10a. m. | Charlottetown, Oct. 13, 1879 —tf J BI onventiv: Supp , " . " re large. . vss ij Duncan CrawrorD, Eso. | Moderate to fresh northerly to westerly ————— winds ; partly cloudy weather, with local showers.

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Commercial News.

“Sant! SALT!

And Mackerel Barrels, FOR SALE,

suinnent GAT | Valuable Real Estate,

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OCTOBER 15, 1879. ee Weather Bulletin. “he Belfast E ection. r

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the Govern- |

i De neil LUMBER. | wire-pullers of! The Gazetled’ Ottawa states that activity pre- WW Fi i { = ‘harlottetown he belief that} vails in the lumber trade at the Chaudiere. All} waneeree Wr ‘available means of transport by water have)

OA i S$ ' AM instructed by P. GAUL, Esq.. of

a Montague Bridge, to sell by Public Auction

ja é' A on Wednesday, the 22nd inst., on tue

dd be a “split” in the ranks of the | been employed and have proved insufficient, | | frelon THIS WEEK, 1500 bushels| premises. Sale to commence at Il o clock,a.m, But! and it has been necessary to use the railways | heavy White Oats. Must be thorough- Ris

Bel. | for this purpose. One of these, the Canada| Aggy kinds of pictures framed, very cheap, tly cleaned and free from black.

ENTON T. NEWBERY & CO.

ment in Belfast

: i Some of the second-rate traded upon ¢t

there wo Special Notices. Liberal-( onservé ‘‘without their host.

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stives of the District. the) re ‘hk ge The residence of the said P. GA UL, and the

lentral, has entered into an’engagement to at Lewis’.

grounds attached—one of the most beautiully

; ce ai + going to send | ¥ fast is not, wo venture to say, going U sent ‘arry fifty car loads a day to the end of poe’ at oe eee oe oe ne * a representative to join the noble four who | the season of navigation. . H+ ee ca Suits go to Broce june ay * ~~ ; pat 31 ner fh situated genilemen’s xesidences in King’s sani ‘se the Opposition. The people of |THE NEW MIsstON OF THE “QREAT EASTERN.” |" ~ ieee: jigs ta oe ae of the —— poy ingen r wa particularly to go| The merchants of Chicago engaged in the} Goop moulding for picture frames for3cents,| A Double Fenement House | ®iver and surrounding country, together that District do not care particularly g a0 ° . rr Pas with the Barns, Stables, and other onthouses. at 2”s oa 1 {shipping of grain and provisions are negotig- | per foot, at Lewis. ‘ : : : ; out into the ‘‘cool shades” in company with ing for the sale the of ‘““Great Eastern” to run For Overcoats and Winter Reefets, goto and Lot For Sale. ° aid in +h odorous companions as those whe |from Portland to England, in the interest of| p, . eae Sella. See a a ‘ euch odoro ware tan Shows the Grand Trunk Railway. ‘he ship is fit Bruce & Mchenst a WILL SELL at Public ‘i The Wharf Property formed and supported the Davies-Stewart |” ; ar ; i iin i +: avith glass and back for 40 LI. SELL at Public Auction on the 9 a9 ting up in the new refrigerating process, by Morro Frames, with glass and back fo premises, on SATURDAY October 18th ; ei , Administration. ic re oon fresh meats and dairy geocnets are| cents at Lewis’ Photograph looms. at 12 e’claok, hoon, Stee Story Flat-roofed. lyin - — oa yp hes een Nor has the Government done anything }conveyed across the Atlantic. - We learn that ; itn ts = ee a .Te : ; *| gue Village being the first shipping place - or : s yove out | -lour mayor and city Government are alive to}, ALL at tine store of D. Farquharson & Co., Double Te Rement H vase, and Lot, 84x42 feet, the County,this wharf will be an amaatank Uh fit the suppert of Belfast or any othe J J ; : for the cheapest croekery and glass-ware In situated on Orlebar Street, in the rear of the . : to fortert mesapp™” , : the great importance this matter will be to the], 4, 7 t. aK er 8 sasidenée ofthe Hon. T. W. Bode vestment and will yield a handsome yearly district in the Province. When they ob-| citizens of Portland. The great docks and)" Particulars at Sale. revenue to the purchaser. Same easury Benches ;: houses built for the ‘‘“Great Eastern’s” Two or three gentlemen can be accommo- ee ee a aa net eer . = ea aan addadedalien SO Sia hen and so pasileahld ee ces hatin nek a. siadonie lo. Ch’town, Oct 13. °79,—tf E a em the Kees Wee ee en ey ] arranged at a cost to the city of $60,000, it is} cality. Apply at the Examiner Office.— | ~ oe eet et premises adjoining the Wharf used as a works which had to be finished, and the reported will be offered to the ship. It is be-| octlO 2aw. ee ee a Gee a ee t ‘ > y ay \hever ‘re is oT + £ a 1c ‘Oas . , \ x a y "To Treasury was empty. Conseque ntly, they s oe 0 ae Just RECEIVED, photograph}frames, albume, Great Gj St t SToRE AyD W AREHOUSE, were unale, at once, to fully meet expec- yreat Siaaiante 2 that etl be made in her memorandum books, and all kinds of station- A corge ree ' Vy tation in the cutting down of taxation. But|f-om Portland. ~ Portland, Me., Press. ery an toys, at the Agricultural store. —3i e —~4th— . - — . - " - ° . : =? ’ they have reduced the general tax a third;! 12 cxporr of COAL TO THE WEST INDIES, SHIP NEWS. , *WENTY EIGHT and they have abolished the poll tax from} Phe Montreal Gazette says : The direct im- a Audaseript Pens, Pasture T ots all the country districts ; and they have | port of raw sugars into the Dominion 1s fast PORT OF CHARLOTTETOWN. oe ’ ee ith the ney entrusted | restoring the trade with the West Indies and STE W | Ph f ll been so « - ul 1 bh the ca tia ad other producing countries. In connection Sarr? Int 0 gra) §, TANGERG PRC mi} to them, that they everywhere known 4S/ vith this we would call attention to the ad-; Oct. 1s Schr. Leonard, Shediac, shingles and . . : the ‘‘Economical Government.” Their | vertisement of the Drummond Colliery, offer- Jumber, to M. P. Hogan; Ciaymore, New- Ring & Bit Purzles One Half Acre to Six Acres, ‘;Road Act’? is so good that it-has been | ing coal f. o. b. at Pictou or Halifax. Five castle, lumber, to W. Dodd; Daddy, : : j dls ba da nip years ago Provincial coals were finding a max, Chatham, staves, scantling, laths, pail- Atmas Hh n praised by candid opponents ; and so pOpl- |i. ot in the West Indies, and also as far as ings, ete. [ Arlo \ if arve j A nuinber of Building Lots unsurpassed lar are their other measures that thg Op-|Java, but as soon as the import of raw sugar CLEARED. yor SAiL8 a® for beauty of situation ~_ eli ro Se busi- PEER, tai ot dared even to attack eased, the coal trade languished. The Pictou|Q et, 14—Briet. Siena, Smamerside,. 10,00 ae ; ; . ness sites, as surveyed y John li. See position Press has not dared even to attack | orn tne aa anne ares to the importance| "" itis SD’ tous coal; 35 puna, molasses, | NELMES’ Stationery «& Fancy Stora, | Pls8 and Hand Bile: hi them. f fostering this outlet for their product, and 30. bales hay, by F. T. Newbery & Co: Opposite Mi. Lewis’ Photo Gallery aw B.—-This being by'tar the most valuable> Then. their administration. Can the ex- the trattic department of the Intercolonial schr. Ranger, Montague sundry mer. | Oct 13, '79—Ti eod ae : e sale of Real state ever placed in the market ee! eer. o> PTE, Railway has been asked to assist by a reduc- chandise by O. Conneily & Co. i é iia haiti at the rising Nillage | of Montague, capi i a: travaganily grand projects of the ate Com- | sion on the freight rate on coal to Halifax. At|Qect, 15 Schr. Albert, Pictou, ‘ballast; W and others will find it a rare chance to secure _ Z missioner of Pablic Works be weighed in| present it is almost prohibitary, being $1.00 Philpot, Crapaud, coal. ; ; ; Ce SAFE investments. +o the same balance with the activity, care| Per 2,000 Ibs., for a distance of 100 miles. QUTPORTS « TERMS—Twenty-five per cent of the pur- wid ; Gree ces 7 sal ra 1 The new crop sugars will be finding their way} = <7 2 a : : chase money down, the balance in five years, and economy of the present Commissioner into Halifax during the winter when Pictou Grand River, Oct. 13—Schr, Lettie May, |. ae with interest at six per cent per annum. “2s Is it possible that the slap-dash, reckless, | arbor is closed. It is necessary, therefore,| | Howlett, with 1,100 bushels potatoes and \ ANTED IMMEDIATELY, TEN W. D. STEWART regardless policy of the late Premier can be oe - f. . b. prt open! eee be oe » 1000 do oats, shipped by Howlett & Co, stylish Carriage and Saddle Horses. ve » pants Saale So : 4 . : pees at the lowest possible rate, in order to compete ‘ —_— FENTON T. NEWBE . : : judged by the cool conserv eo — me on cae ene ae the coals of Great Bnitaim} At Boston, Oct. 10, schooners Velocity, | Oct. 13, 1879.—4i pat 3i a ‘oa — Belfast to be a better one than that of the|and the United States. Doucette, and Jane McKay, McKay, from - prudent and careful gentleman who at SHIPMENTS OF OATMEAL, ee McDonald, from New Lon- ‘ A Large Consignment present holds the position of ‘‘head of the} Large quantities of oatmeal are being sent kh Halifax “Oct 10, schrs. Bella Barry and Organs and Pi anos | 1 Executive ?” from Ottawa —— by late steamers. a from ‘Charlottetown : Sime Me- li : ; ee ; But why laborthis case? The result of RATER eR ARET, Fayden, from Crapaud. , > vin’ 4 . q nds iat | ty: th The traffic returns of the Grand Trunk Rail-| Yarmouth, N. 8., Oct. 10—Sailed schr. J. EVERAL ORGANS AND PIANOS of DS ! the election eanot but be favorable to the way, for the week ending 4th Oct, show an|M. Manning, for P. E. Island. the beat make will he sold. saeh under a Government if the people of Belfast are a8| increase on the figures of tha corresponding} At Boston, Oct. 9, the schooners General cost if applied for immediately at —AND— wide awake to their interests as we believe } year of $20,852, the total increase during the|Grant, McDon ald, -for Souris; Golden Belt, HARVIE’3S BOOKSTORE, \ os Bost 4 h past fourteen weeks being $113,230. This; Perry, for New London. Oct. 10, 1879.—eod tf ; : i they are. really pegine to look like a thorough revival} At Portland, Oct. 8, schr. Petrel, Brad-| ~~" _- a ere ee eee in trade. shaw, for Summerside. N 1 , | As Others See Us. ckiseuitacke-o0 Gun cUsne, jseeernees . port Oct. eet OTICE , uichieten at ahte lee aoe = ; : Newm: } mpec; L. J. Westawa : . Q There are at present in course of construc- ee ae . . r - ‘ sorres A ‘ Soot-i *": ae construc- | ) rg ? : ° oo tage eae arte Canyon, tion in the various yards on the Clyde, 41 pay Tol cor rey tag He Tattokas a i eg me j land, ‘‘Nows”—probably one of those who | vessels, compared with 69 at thec di ee, : aa. il Company who have not een ue Ol Ooms ; 7 ' sels, compared with 69 atthe corresponding} “{ondon, Oct. 2—In port, Ethel Blanche paid the 6th call of 24 per cent. due on the 5th ’ accompanied the Vice-Regal party to this nr ci year, and 126 in April, 1877. | Goulden, for Barbadoes. * linst., will please pay into the Bank of Prince é Island—writes :— cecane” \ 46 a Pl nat, Ste = oven —_— _ Malaga, Sept. 25 —Cleared barque, W. D. Edward Island, Charlottetown, on or before : ‘The morning of the 15th found the vice- quently in a very depressed, state. , Btewart, English, for Charlottetown. the 15th inst. ss Ordered for Immediate Sale ; regal party in Charlottetown, the chief town . ws oe ra - err Sept. 29, Barque WILLIAM PATRICK. ‘ of the beautiful province of Prince Edward : So eee soselle, 0 harlottetown. ‘ Manager. | 4h ; {sland. Charlottetown has a population of} AN Ixrerestive Temperance MEETING.— Table Bay, Sept 2—Arrived — Aubery Oct 9, 1879.—lw . Without Reserve. : about 12,000, and the whole island contains Portland Division, last evening, was the scene Peake, McFarlane, from Natal (and sailed for . z 7 about 100,000. It is principally a farming | of a very interesting meeting on the oveasion | Guan, on the 7th.) 7 ANT RA : AM instructed to sell at Public Auction, f country. [ts people are a hardy, industrious, | of the visit of Mr. John Chappell, of P. E. me is at my Auction Rooms, ‘ 5 and thriving race; its scenery is not unlike |Island, an officer of the National Division. DIsasTERs AT Sea. —There were 16 British . é 4 that of some of the finest parts - England— | He = eee by S. B. Patterson, Grand aod fonrign wyeete oeetv arte atte HOR, Ss A “Ls By}. On Thursday, the 16th inst, 4 varied an beautiful—with a clear, bracing, | Scribe, and made a very strong and eloquent | Chains Sept. 29, making a total of 1, or E a and saliwbrious climate; aud it is, doubtless, address, giving an account of the temperance the present year, or an increase of 13 as com- At $4.50 per ton -of 9000 lbs At 11 o’clock, and to continne from day” ; destined to become, at no distant date, the work in Prince Edward Island, and also of the pared with the corresp mding period last year. ; , to day until the entire Stock is ; | favorite watering-place of the Dominion work of the National Division in the United} "he approximate value of - property lost was : i Seth, disposed of; Many thousands of people flocked from all} states and Canada. He was followed by the | £300,000, including Br.tish £200,000. RIGT, ‘‘ SHAMROCK” expected to ar-| A consignment of Dry Goods, consisting in i the islay she i -|Rev. Mr. Chappell, of Portland Methodist |e EEE rive here about 20th inst Phi R ' ae aang parts of the islaad to Charlottetown, in order | Kev. r ppell, ethodist st., from Philadel rt of Dress Goods, Grey & White Cottona . to get a goo look at the angers visitors; |church, in a short and well pointed address. Died ee bse ‘pm tons Anthracite Coal, which} Shawls, Flannels, "Fancy Goods Crapes, and they were not disappointed. The Cale-|Stirring temperance speeches were made by . i alla aa : will be sold on arrival. Mantles. Velvets, Si 5 ies, U fs . - donia Games were the principal attraction. A] Messrs. C. A. Everett, Allen, S. B. Patterson, _ his ‘re “ae p Monday, the OWEN CONNOLLY las, Shirtings Tiekings’ Sinan Bou ; a “ crowd nambering not rink see? 000 persons ms = areren and Thomas Dale.—s/. John Come}, Riairertes: dou dpldspear” oa ‘h’town, Oct 10, 1879.—té 2 "| pets, Window Hollands, Fars, (in Mui, aye :cupied the ds where the sports were | 7 : , ure, ‘ 8 age. . : 7 pe) Boas, i ree ae od Sa the Marquis lide his op. oe" sin, eran narigioresh May he rest in peace. . “NOV 796% ” ee Caps, xe) Clare Cloths, Corseta, >? Mi 6S: a j 4 jearance he was greeted with around of cheer-| Srituman B, Aten, Esq., of Boston, has : 4 V's THE DAY arn res re pay whips ing which showed that the happy and loyal|made another generous offer to the boys for T j AND ALSO—A FULL LINE OF { I 3 lers were no inke-warm friends or, ad- | 1880-—$100t the boy wl ises tl : 66 A slander: : rc : ° —9! o the boy who raises the most corn 1 k ; > : mirers of the manly young Governor-General on one-eignth of an acre anywhere in the State; : NOW'S THE HOUR.” Ready made Clothing, AE who had come amongst them for the first time. $50 to the next best, and $10 each to the tive ESPONSIBLE PARTIES wishi ——-—_. : wane? The representatives of several of the Scottish | next best. If the boy who wins the first prize ce din ie hoa 4S wishing a good SUBSC [} clans were to be seen on the grounds dressed in | is a resident of York county he will receive a f Peyee eres aap secure elcome : ECE ie yy 20 CHESTS CHOICE TEA i \ ' splendid Highland costumes, so that the scene | good watch in addition thereto. of manufacturing and selling one of the best FOR a 7 ie might well remind one of -similar Scottish i i ge: used by farmers in the Dominion. [ ' These goods are all in first-class order and / : gathtring: stew dear ota motherland, ahead We have much pleasure in announcing that aed full particulars call at the ** Revere The Week] Hy will repay inspection b intending purchasers. # sports and institutions are so tenaciously ad- | Mr, Williston Brown, son of Ambrose Brown, ra in cow alniner, A first class chance for country dealers to He hered to and celebrated by her sons in this | Esq., of this town, who, a few weeks ago, left] o ~ i. GROVER, Agent. FN fill up stoch. — 4 Lin country.” the Island to pursue his studies m McGill Ost. 15, i9—dins pd _ Great bargains may be expected as the con- ; a) + College, Montreal, has passed an examination | po se em ce a i ee ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR signment will be cleared out without reserve. i A SHOCKING ACCIDENT vecurred in the spool | which gives an exhibition of $100 and exeinp- 3 x a E = TERMS—AlIi sums under $50 cash; over i and bobbin factory at Qauco, N. B., on Mon-|tion from College fees. We also learn that - ile . that amount and under $150, 3 months; and tl day, whereby Mr. John Bates, a workman, |Mr. Wm. Weeks, son of Wm. Weeks, Esq., : ' a | “THE EXAMINER” supplies to country | ver $150 four months credit will be given ij was instantly killed. It appears that the un- jof this city, has passed his examination for the aa districts all the home news—which a foreign on approved joint paper. i . a fortunate man was engaged turning off one of }mathematicl scholarship, getting an exhibi- ale ek 5 paper cannot do, f W. D STEWART ' the drams ou which the belting ran, when the | tion of $64 and exemption from fees. Both ES & Si Re UL COAL Send One Dollar by registered letter or ne : Aimaties - : tone vie — ~ ey a fiewt ee a . <9 a gentlemen studied in the Prince ke , j money order and get the Ch’town. Oct. 8. 1879. —tl sale Jom ioneer, a) roke the drum, As he tell forward, his head |o ales College under Professor Andersen, VW WW" ZT CHEAPEST AND BEST y ee rere : 1 was caught by the drum, which crushed in his |and it gives us much pleasure in recording | ALE MINS, paper published in P. E. Island grtae righ — my peepee for inspec: a tom»les, cansing almost instant death. their success, and we hope that from time to| $i Ee DER TON i= 2 ow a J : nesday, the 15th inst. a" : —6Gha—ae time we may be able to record the successes | sF& bu 3 . Pw 1 3.--Persons who have relatives or iw Tae Kenstneron Drivisc Park opens to-/attending them in their studies. —Herald/. APYTR Se ae part of Canada, the United . § C4 morrow, and an excellent programme has been ated ois 0h mae CARVELL BROS., — or Great Britain, may have thefa pro- % yvepared for the occasion. A stallion race; Suirmenrs or Fisu.—Large quantities if CNT Basaps ec ae =. are ye ech me ere for s year o@ pay J etweea A. N. Large’s ‘* Bush Messenger,” | mackerel are arriving daily AAR lee ae = ment of One Dellar—pdstage paid by thai-| ¢ , ; nig r; . : Z 7 ‘ ing daily by the Intercol- | he ies Pp y 1 N. i ma a AML Right, and Mr. Fitzsimmons onial Railway from P. E. Island fe ee B. 3 | WOttC Hi. = ‘. oo 18 the very cheapest way to pr SINGER SEWING MACHINES ‘Dean B vilt’’ will take place. Also a tltree ton market. There has been also a large num-| eS ide a friend abroad with the Island news. SOLD IN minute choss, anda running :1°4 A great /ber shipped on board ‘the steamer at Char | AM instructed by Hon. John Longworth, Ey ED 1378 Sh deal of interest is manifeste:t is the race be- lottetown and sent direct to Boston. —St, John! to sell by Public Auction, on SATUR- i 1 WEEMLY EXAMINER.—Per| THAN IN ANY PREVIOUS YEAR. tw gen ee ealiow. and the contest between | 7V/egraph. ya , the 25th October, inst., about 50 a sous having relatives or friends abroad, and —_— te first two above named will probably bethe| =~ cres of Excellent Wood. adjoining | 2% ™s, te. keep them informed i : ; Q a Will probabl S OF sx “ concerning} In 1870 we : ' ; hottest ever wikaeaiel in the Province. Att i patguatien: sinaeale “Galan? Chine Mr. Miller's, (five mile house), St Peter’ P. E. Island, cannot do soin a better or simeatt “ a. ~§ ood soe Sewing Machines. ; ange ae oe = aaa " ill leave this city Renlieail. adalah ea i aetnin tae: idan Road, in blocks of 3 to d acres, “comprising ee Decne than by subscribing to THE WrEekus Our sales have hhete . ad enormous] a ve park 10 the early train to-morrow morn- having left the latter place yesterday mora Beech, Birch, Maple and Spruce. Sale to EXAMINES. _ Sent, postpaid, to amy addyess|year, through the whole iod d «chara ; ing. ling. She will remain at this port or at Orwell | Commence on St. Peter's Road, opposite the in Great Britain, the United States, oe the! times.” period o

Dominion, on receipt of One Dollar,

“ A. MeNEILL, | hani *‘ParoLr,’’ the famous American race-horse, | Ch’town Oct. 14; ’79.—eod wk] ae 40 lnventars ant Mec ' : . 14; '79.—eod wkly ex pat tl sale : Pp” ENTS and how to obtain them. Pamph-

now in England, has been disabled by a kick — ——— - 232 from the Duke of Hamilton’s ‘‘Loll yep.” x | et of 60 pages free upon receipt of stamps Waste no Money on ‘cheap ° v

oo’. The surveying party tnd lands, at 12 o'clock, noon. Q nder ; ;

ying y uncer’ Terms at Sale.

apt. Maxwell are all in good health.

i i ee “9 ents ora 3 ‘for the winter Officer frederick Radmus, of the New York ¢ ;

police, hes been mulectedin $25.00 in the, Supreme Uourt, for illegally arresting and im- |

risoning Angus Mclutyre, editor of the Long | eee ‘Courier.” Judge Spier, in his charge to the jury, spoke of the frequent exceeding of

We now Sell Three-Quarters of all the Sewing Machines Sold in the World.

duty by pol and said a policeman might ; | wea for postage. Address ‘ .

lawiully be resisted when exceedipg his Hat's VecetapcrSicuay Hair Rexewer. PJAVING ADOPLED THE CASH SYS:| Goiteliore tf Poke te Counterfeits.

——. a ew York en ain oak SBirgcsio pres - the ‘ ernie STAMPED, tem of doing business, we are offering | rs of Patents, Washington, D.C. | # Send for handsome Illustrated Price Lists >

_ Mr. Melatyre is anative o s Province; just received direct from the Pro rietors, R, extra value in all cl f : ‘ ROBERT Y °

is a practical printer, and served his appren-, P. Hall & Co., Nashua, N. H., Ny Ww R.! , ee rh i. & Co. : ee tice wi ane EX ’ South Side Queck athe ; m eapest and most neway Sole Agent for P. E. Island,

ticeship in the Examtver office. | Warson.—oct 15, 41 ‘Glasgow House, Aug. 30,—lmoaw wkly arglm' Paper published ». the Province.

Ch’town, March 18, 1878—2aw tf