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Che Dailn Examiner

rOBER 27, 1884.

Fruit Culture in Prince Edward

Island

“Straws show which way the wind blows.’ Mr. William Kennedy, a few days since, bought trom William Brown, E-q , a barrel of Flemish Beauty Pears. This seems a small affair to but, notwithstanding, the transaction is n We first the Island where a grower has ever sold or produced a whole barrel of ove kind oct pears, Edward Island Pears, by the will not hereafter be au unkaown mercial commodity.

notable one,

Instance on

bar el,

Mr. Brown grew the pears in his garden iu town, toget)er with another barrel of anothe: smaller but delicious variety. At the receat Provincial Exhibition, Mr. brown exhibited a dish of Eimperor or Queer Vicoria plums. large, luscious, beautiful, but which were ruled out in the compe-

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titicn for prizes, as these were limited to the common damson, greer gage, and purple plums. He also had on exhibi-| tion a couple of samples of gooseberries, as large and as handsome as any other pal the world could produce. Here, theretore, are three articles of fruit, shech, for quality, size, appearance and | procuctiveness, Mr. Brown shows eap ve crown on the Island to advantage. It well koown, however, that it is peasure and not profit which Mr Browu seeks ; and it is jus such efforts as he pats} iorh which develops the capacity | of this er other puts of the world. sf

Meu of bis taste, and dixposition to risk ‘aud some means to experiment in igrenlture, horticulture, pomology, &e., lv much good in a community, as they

teach beneticial lessons to others. Mr. Brown does not coufine himself to fruit culiare alove. He has a decided pev- chact for floriculture, as his grounds mae manifest ; and years ago was ulmost the first to show that the common eab- bave could be largely and profitably raied on our Island. A few years sinee, under the impression that only the

yellow table ludian corn could be grown

here, we were astonished to see the env) mous, matured, ani nicely-flavored sweet corn which he grew. He was amongst the first to show that this

delicious and wholesome vegetable pro- duct could here be made to supply our tables in any quautities desired.

We are impressed with the fact that the time has now arrived, when a Fruit Growers Society should be established on the Islaud, with headquarters at Charlottetown. Its rules should be wide enough to admitto membership, non-fruit

growers, connoisseurs who lave

some knowledge of fruits and their nomenela- ture. Members would, of coursa meet

at stated times, and compare notes and experiences, aud preseot specimens at the meetings for discussion, as to desirability and adaptability to climate and soil ; avd also for correct name and classification.

I: is evideut that our Exhibition Com- misioners should re-arrange and enlarge the Prize List for fruit. The fruit displays at both County and Provincial Exbibitious, are anauelly increasing in quantity of samples, sorts, beauty, per fection of growth, aud toothsomesness geaerally. Fine specimens of apples, such as Red Wiiliars, Gravensteins Emperor lexander, Red Astracans, New Bruuswickers, and of other varities (names uvkuown to us) could scarcely

be itouud elsewhere, tban those shown at |

our late exhibition. The display of other fruits, for table «and calivary purposes, was exceedingly fiue. We therefore again suggest that the Com-

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that a very cousiderable quantity of wheat from Manitoba aud the Northwest will brought down this fall. This western wheat, coming in free of duty, will also have a most important influence

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. . . . »! upon the milling business of Quebec and |

Ontario.

Advance in Sugar. . bieisines

During the last few days, says they Mor- treal Gazette cf the 22nd inst. , almost every cable report from Britain and the continent has contained information of additions! | improvement in the sugar market both for raw and refined. A private from Greenock of the above date said the market lis excited and prices much higher. The New York market also continues to advance, jespecially for raws, and in consequence re 3 following suit, granulated being ;quoted at 64d, and the market firm.

In sympethy with other markets prices in |Montreal have taken an upward turn, al- 'though not in proportion to the advancee ‘established elsewhere, the improvement _there being only tc to Je. We have it from a reliable sonice that some of our refiners have quietly withdrawn their samples from the market in anticipation that prices will much higher. Sales in Montreal ou = Western and local = ac-

duiing the past two dsys have been very heavy and refiners “re sal ito be closely so'd up, Alrogether the out- { l-ok is now more ' ‘i: has been for sometime Priceson 22nd, | for Al granul.ted are six sud three-eizhts le to six and afc; olf grades Le Jess, lt yell! Ws dict oF a

Lonpon, Oct, 14.—Cane suzar firm an: rising. Holders 07 beet very firm, bol ing jfor advance, supply small. Steck im fou | ports of United Kingdom, October 11, 8 400 jtoers under week, or 257,254 tous, uinst 198,722 tons same time last year. Ceu‘riiugals 96 deyg., 144 54; fully relinng muscavado, 12s. 6d; Austrian and German beet, 88 deg., lls. 9d.

Havana, Oct. 17.—Large business iv sugar Svock at Havana and Matanzis Oct. 17th, 42,000 tons, against 31,0060 tons same time last year. Centrifugals, 95 and 95 dee, 6} rials; fair refining, 89 dey test. 4 rixls, freights from outports, $2.50 and

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A Big Railway Rate War.

A fierce railway rate war, is being wazed along the line between New York ant i|\Chicege. On the 19th, the West Shore Railway so!d tickets to Chicago for $15, and scalpers went as low as $15. Tie New York Central end Erie took no part in the operations, maintaiming Friday's cut of $15 te Chicago, and $4 65 to Buffale The Gentral has also reduced rates to one cent per mile between New York and Buffalo. Lackawanna is rumored to bi idown to $i2 from Chicago to New York. Tue Pennsylvania line repudiates any par- ticipation in the struggle. A prominent |railway man says that the fight has ouly commenced, and that before the end is reached the rate to Chicago will touch $5 It is predicted that freiyht rates must follow the passenger cut. Such has beer the rule,

An open cut is announced from Toledo to Missouri rivcr points. The rate from Kansas City to Chicago is down to $11.

The express companies have invelved inthe war. There is an atiemp: wpon the part of the Adame, the United States and An erican to crush the Baltimore and Ohio Express Company, by ordering their agents net to pay the advance rater to the latter, as is the custom amorg express men. An injenction has been securcd to restrain the opertion of these orders as being against public interest.

Surmise has it that the New York Central will be compelled to purchase a controlling interest in the West Shore to stop the | latter's ruinous cutting. | The New York Central announces | general reduction of rates west, to take |

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jetfeet on Monday. The Troy boats have

reduced the fare to Troy $1, including berth. -—_ OC mom 2 —_- + | . A Practical Answer.

| The fact that an American compary has signed a contract with the Canadian Pacific Railway, for the delivery of 10,000 tons of steel jails, is attracting much attention and

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DAILY HXAMINER, OCTOBER 27,

in favor of the seller than |

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- TELECRAPRIG REWS [SpccraL Despatones TO THE EXAMINER. |}

The Teeny r-Gandaur Race. Sr. Lovis, Mo., Oct, 26.

The single seull race between Teemer and Gaudaur, tor $500 a side, three miles with a turn, Teemer to give Gaudaur five seconds start, was rowed at Creve Coeur Lake, neai this city, thisafternoon, and resulted in a deaw, the race being adead heat. Teemer’s time was 20». 8s. There was some dispute by che friends of both varsmen, each claim- ng the race by less than two feet. The referce, however, orcered the race to be rowed over. It is to take p next Sun- day, under the same rvlcs and conditions,

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Men Killed. Toronto, Oct 25.

A Port Arthur despatch says, six men were killed to-day, by the falling of a ledge of rcck at Red Sucker Cove, 170 miles east of here. Three other men were killed to- lay by a premature blast on the C, P. R. Railway.

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Decrease aad Increase.

ALEXANDKIA, Oct. 25. [i is stated now that the Hyyptian army will be reduced to 4,000 men, who will be provided with 18 KEaglish officers. The police furee wiil be wereased by 3,000 men. German Ba: que Lost. Lonpon, Oct. 26. News has been received here that the German barque Senora was fost a: sea and wlhands drowned. She had sailed from Asapulco for Corinto.

Attempted Assassination of a King.

Paris, Oct. 25. An attempt was made to shoot King Leo- poldat Lacken ou Tuesday. One shot was ured at him by a radical student. The would-be-regicide was arrested. Favorably impressed. O1rawa, Oct. 25. Mail advices from the West India Isles say they are much taken with the idea oi abnexauicn to Canada.

The Canadian Contingent.

Cairo, Oct, 26, The Canadian Contingent for the Nile expedition hes arrived at Wady Halfa.

Vreatoer Bulletin.

Protabaities for the next 24 howrs for the daritime fb irevinces.

Toronto, Oct. 27--10 a. m. Southerst to couthwest winds, increasing to moderate gales In some places; incr asing cloudiness, With rain at night; statiouary or tigher temperacure.

METROLOGICAL OFFICE.

Char:o.tetown October 27, 1884. Lowest Temperature Seturday...... cen Hizhest Temperature yesterday,. ....... 30.1 Highest Temperature Saturday..........41.3 Lowest Temperature (read at midnight), . 32 1 Lowest Temperature this morning........29 ] Pemverature this morning, at 8 o'clock. .56.2

lemperature this afternoon at 1 o'clock..43.0

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A Dream That Was Not All a Dream

When a young man named Rice Orbin vame down to breskfast at his parents’ home in Bradford, Pa., on the merning of the 2ud inst., he exclaimed in frightened tones, ‘‘ 1 had a terrible dream last night. { dreamed that I shot a man while out

hurting last Thursday.” His relatives

laughed at the matter, but young Orbin

insisted on going to the scene of the shoot-

ing, and finally persuaded his brother-in-

law named Jones to accompany him. Ar-

rivipg at a spot five miles from home, in a

comment in Great Britain and the United} dense thicket of laurel, they found the body

missioners recoguise this great advance

. e : te y "fri € a > ; > an r 7 “ iu the important department we are | 5ttes. The coutrect was gained iu the |. Jacob Klink, with a bullet hole through . : . : ’ face of English competi'ion, and the rails|¢he brain. Orbin and his companion were Guetiaing, sed tm the next catalogne! 1, be delivered i Caslade at $28.50 per | horrified, and hastily returned to t d e . e . a tv > 2iivere 4naca i «Oo. e m8 ane lasti/y returne 0 ; issue an improved list of prizes, and an “hue . - _" ae av a cae

netfi-d Justice Campbell. Orbin’s stery is received with some Gegree of incredulity, the general opinion beiny that he shot Klink accidentally, and was afraid to confess. 30th men bore good reputations. The air of mysiery surrounding the killing is the source Of a great deal of comment, and wakes the tragedy the sole topic of conver- sation On the streets,

iucreased list of sorts. ‘The Comimis-| his is the first considerable export of siovers could no doubt get some valuable | stee! rails from the United States, and by suggestions from Mr. Brown, Mr. {their s is looks d upon as indicating Abraham Gill, Mr. Benjamio Wright, the opening of a succeseful competition with aod the judges on fruit for the past few = “ ~~ ae Wilieseuns “ . i oe nd ) Tea . a4 ; i

aa ae ae whom we do haa Five Trade, with all the benefits that

are claimed forit. The former is a pro-

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~-The Mansel Gazette of the 23rd inst., publishes a letter from Mr. C. J.

tected country, and is handicapped, as the Free Sraders tells us, with all the increased cost of production in material and wages

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A strange disease has eppeared among

horses throughout Saltflect, Ont., which appears, however, only to eileot those that have white feet. The firet symptons are the animal stamping with the hind feet, and giving appearance of great snffering, and in a few hours ugly running sores, which exude a nasty yellowish pus,apparent on the fetlock joint, and as tar up as the White extends on the leg. The disease arises suddenly and without any assignab'e caur Some think it is caused by the tecding of alskie clover, which they con- tend is erzotised. ‘The veterinary says the discase 13 not contagious.

Bry dges, President cof the Menitoba Agiicultural Society, to the Hen. David Mecphersov, Minister of the Interior. M». Brydges has been attending « num- ver of Agricultural Exhibitions at points west of Wivoipeg, and has on doing so ohe over the grouod which he traversed years ago on the occasion of his

ip ‘0 Fort Carleton. His statement ct the wonderful trausformation that has effected is a very striking one. Where there then was nothing but the soliiude of the unoccupied prairie, Low | are owns aud villages aud well-cultiveted |

me a a } . ins lurms. The homesteads are vearly ali| > Machine for Producing

that a bigh tariff invariably canses. And yet in a competition of the two, and in an industry in which the Free Trade ceun- try enjoys a manifest advantage, the pro- tected country carries «ff the contract. There is no doubt that the American con tract eevers actual cost of produciion and freight charges, so that a hard practica! answer is thus given to the dogma co ten- held by the Free Traders, that prot cucn renders it impossible to manufac cheaply and therefore precludes competition wih Free Trede countries io nentral markets. —At. John Sun

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A curious barometer is used by the : “|remnant of the Araucanian race which takeo up, aud the farmers give evideuce | Among the last inventions repor‘ed from | imhabits the southernmost province of iu the improvement of their stock, in the} Austrslir is a machine for producing rain | Cuil, It consists of the cast-off shell of a exteat of their cultivation, and in other | storms. Jt is intended to force a rain sup- | C*#, Which is said to be extremely sansitive respects of a substantiel prosperity. The! ply feom the clouds during a period of | © eo oe \ hor ae

which are mevtioned by Mr. j drought. The epparatus is in the form ‘ we — yd weather, on a Brydges are the best answer to these| with a charge of dynamite at- a ear tt : el ae ene vs who pretend that the Northwest b ot ' Tae balloon 1s to be | 2Ppeatance of Bina red spot, which grow

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Rain

baets 1 ball DR, ached underneath it. F \ ent into the eclovds, ond when there the|vth in number and in all size as the

. . e ;% . . . . . beeu making substantial progress during dynamite is to be tired by a wire connecting Invisture in the air increases, until finally, he last few vears. be. hes % thi |with the actual occurrence of rain, the ’ iit with the earth. trial of this novel | ’

i , mats ‘ | contrivance is to he yiven upon the dry dis | shell becomes entirely red, and remains so —~Two bundred cars of Maritoba) tricts of New South Wales, and the result | ‘hroughout the rainy season,

sreiu have arrived in Montreal. They|is looked forward to with interest by sone) were brought by the Canadian Pacific Rail-| of the residents of that colony. way via Pot Arthur and Owen Sound | r atoms: | This is the first large shipment of rain | Au inventory of the estate of the lite! made from the Prairie Province. The} Cytus McCormick, the inventor of the har-

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cine ln the prices of staple arucks has ‘en very matked. Inthe English market Secure pig iroa has fallen from 51 shillings

leading musical f

(tay, the Ist day of November parties willing to contract#to Streets of the City of Charlottetown, for the term of 5 years or more.

The Council do vot bind themselves to ac-|

Moutreal Gazette says : ~The advantage | which is ceriain to flow to that port ee this pew developuient of the i trade is igcalculabie Ii

of Cock County, Lil. from twenty miilion dollars, S810) of this cologenl trust furnished w is expected ' thirty millions.

vester, bas been filed inthe Probate Court

bond

t 41 shillings, copper from £70 to £54, tin The total is not far from £103 to £81, tallow from £65. to 46s , | The executors | whest from 423. to 30s. per quarter, coffee for from Ts. ty 6 suger trom 20s. td 11s. per twt, !

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YOUTHS OVERCOATS, RDER CLOTHING,

Flannel Shirts, Men’s Knit Top Shirts, Cardigan Jackets, Ladies’ Fur-lined Circulars,

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MEN’S OVERCOATS,

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HORSE RUGS, RAILWAY WRAPPER

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BUFFALO ROBES, JAPANESE AND WOLF ROBES,

A LARGE STOCE OF BLANEETS, R COATS, COON, BUFFALO AND DOG.

ASTRACAN JACKETS.

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LADIE’S CLOTH ULSTERS.

MEN’S WE INVITE ATTENTION 10 THE ABOVE, AS THEY ARE MARKED LOW FOR CASH.

SAFE made, such eas :

thief as it can be.

work.

the filling for an indctinite time.

and easiest to change of any in use.

throughout the Lominion

bANK WORK AND VAULT DOORS monials and information, addresse,! JOSEPH JACOBS,

GENERAL AGENT,

| Charlottetown, Oct. 16, 1884.

NEW IMPROVED PATENT EICHT-FLAXGE FIRE-PROOF SAFE.

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a only Eight-F'ange Safe in the world, a) d containirg more improvements than ANY

ist. THE PATENT INSIDE BOLT WORK, which is placing the bolt work with the whole of the tilling (six inches) between it and tle outside, that is, as far from the tire and

2ud. THE PATEXT HINGED CAP—the hack plate of the door being on hinges, enabling the owner, by turning a thumbscrew, to have easy access to the lock and boit- He can thus easily change the lock, clear, oil, and keep the bolt-work in good order. 3rd. LRON INSIVE LINING, stronger than wood, and which retains the moisture in Wood is thicker and weaker, and alter a few years absorbs the moisture and ‘‘rcquires filling over again, 4th, FOUR-WHEFL COMPINATION LOCKS, the simplest, strongest, most efficient

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Sth. SOLID ANGLE IRCUN FRONTS, BACKS AND CORNERS, which prevents warping or injury to safe from faliing, or falling walls or timbers.

6th. EIGHT FLANGES—the mest in portant improvement ever made in fire-proof safes, providing e gl.t leps, thus preventing the parsoge of heat, it having to p*ss over twelve inches, bo it jury arises trom this source, a8 in other safes containing one, two or three fl nges. THESE SAFES hav: stocd the test cf years, ond the greatest fires «mn this continent, and have the CHAMPION RECORD in the Loston,, Chicago and Haverhill Fires.

We are seliing these safes as low as any gcod safe, and are disposing of Jarge numbers

are sj) <cialties of our firm. For prices, testi-

MORRIS & IRELAND, 64 :udbary St., Boston Mass,

HW. W. VINNECOMBE,

Pianos Tuned, Re-wired and Regu'ated.

CHURCH

Voiced, Tuned, and Regulated with Care,

Taned, Re-toned ard Repaired.

with the construction of English, American

of Government Hous:

Mr. V. will ergage profecsionally for publ'c

or private concerts the coming season.

( thee—CO, P, Pletcher’s Music Store.

Ch’iown, O+t. 25,15 4

lity of Ubarlotbetown.

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TENDERS.

REALED TENDERS wi!l be received at the Mayer’s Office, until noon of Satur- next, from Light the

| cept the lowest or ary Tender.

By order,

per cwk, West naw)

A. H. M Tern, ‘ ‘ io ity erk, Ch’town; Oct, 15, 1854—ts.

PIANO TUNER

Oo ORGANS

Pearline. Pearline.

‘To Arrive in a Few Days: Boxes Pyle’s PEARLINF, direct from

‘\J manufacturer, to be sold at former | brices. CARVELL BROS, Agents,

CABINET ORGANS

Having pearly twenty years’ experience

Ch’town, Oct. 25—4i sa m w sa

A WORD TO THE WISE.

WE have completed our impor-

tations of Jobbing Papers, and are

and German Pravos, aud under the patronage Prepared to furnish Noté and Letter, se, the Couvent and the| Heaings, Bill Heads, &c., well smilies on the Island, feels | sure of giving uoivers | satisfaction.

printed, cheap and prompt. Be in time! Send your orders now to the

EXAMINER PUBLISHING CO., Water Street, Oct, 24, 1884

WOTICE.

DR. BENNET

WILL BE

TN CHARLOTTETOWR,

. AT THE

“RARKIN HOUSE,”

ON THE 28th AND 2h, Ch’town, Uct, 18, 1894,

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FALL SUPPLIES

Campbell’s Quinine Wine, Ho Bitte Fel'ows Syrup, Diamond Dyet Cox's” Gelatine, all New Stock.

N. B. 15,000 Cigars for sale Wholess' Bottom Prices, ——

Reddin’s Drug Store

Oct 27, 84 —da lmedwt Im,

Pf. SLND RAIMI Thanksgiving Fxcursiay,

; q\XCURSION Return Tickets at one firet. 4 class fire will be isened to and from all

s'a‘ionsonthis Railway by afternoon

on 5h, and by a'l trains on 6th Nevember

next, good to return up to end on Noven 10th, 1884. "

JAMES COLEMAN, ri’ Supt. Railway Office, Ch’town, Oct, 24, 1884— eod pat all wkly papers li

TO AvEFVE THIS WERK: 10 Bbls, PLASTER

scld lw

orders early,

PAtIis; wil while landing. lena fe.

NORTON BRO3, Ch’town, Oct. 24—3i

COAL. COAL.

i Expected from Sydney ;

Per Brigt. King Bird, :

230 Tons Gid Mine Sydney, (with certificate.) Per Sch Ida May,

110 Tons Reseive Mine, Per Sch. Mary,

170 Tons Little Glace Bay,

From Picton, per Schs Ere, Wallace, Mar- garet Ann, Quickrtep, R. Book, Coutedersie, and William end Mary —

900 Tens Intercolonial \at

and Round, Per Sch, Sarah Elizabeth,

160 Tons Acadia Nut & Round,

All of which will be sold at the Lewes Merket Rates,

C. LYONS, :

Acadia Coal Depot, Peake’s No. 2 Wharf.

Ob’town, Oct, 1O—3wke

Bedeque eka Narrews Gysters.

} AVI®G scemed the services of Mr

: Jose: h Cermocy, the Subscriber is pres

pared to fernkh « VOTERS by the barrel,

gallon, quart, pint, stew, rav, fy, and half

shell a specialty,

Parties r qui ing Cysicrs must leave their

ordcrs @uring th: f -renoor

Prices :— Furty cents per lm; erial quart.

P.P Gist

“yion House,

Charlottetown, Sept. 30th, 1884. im

FLUUit. FLOUR.

brls. CHOICE PATENT, bris, SUPERIOR EXTRA,

for prompt delivery at Charlottetown or Summerside.

20 bria. No. 1 PILOT BREAD, 10 bris, THIN FAMILY,

FOR SALE BY

25 ” FP 75

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Oh’ town, Sep 5

J. A. CHIPMAN& CO., Corner Pownal and Water Streets

WANES, LOST, FOUN

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gw Advertisements under this leading, ®

space not cxcecding three lines, will be i for ten cenis per day

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Ae oe ton of good, clear Bees wax, for which the highest cash price will be paid at the Apothecaries Hall, Der Brisay’s Corner, Ch’town. ovt 25—wly im

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eral wages will be prid. Apply at the Insti- tu lon,

ANTED—At Hospital for the Insanee, two female Attendants, to whom lib

oct 25 ~ 4i

VW AszED—a Girl to do general bouse

(E.0 LET—One of the best stands in tows

son’s tin: hop. Kor particulars apply to M Stevenson.

FQOUND. —A shop-door Key. Apply # 13

( ro to Cox’s Grocery Store, corner of

Athenmum, if you want good Peots Shoes, cheap; aiso, Groceries of sll kinds Don’t forget the place.

work, Apply at kxamingk Office.

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on Queen Street, next coor to Steve oct24 di

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Tue Examiner Office. Grafton and Prince streets, near

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°% OLET-— The Cottage situate on

containing seven roowr, with stable attached, and well in yard lens condition, Apply to the owner, at Jame Eden’s, Péwnal street.-—Evwarp KELty.

me al rs L LINE of McCormick’s celebrated BIsCUIiTs

at R. K. Brace’s.

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street, opposite the Methodist

The houses are in eX

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AND CONFECTIONERY, " [sep!03@

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will g've exclusive sale at and neat

'E W Charl ttetown, of our Entire | Fleur, to a dealer who wil! push it. Cow 00 by patent. Kasil» sold. We guarantee } lbs. more bread to the barrel thap any flour —FranKurs Mir is Co, 38 Clark Street, Chicago; Hl, aug?

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