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—— —— i I know 4 little maiden she's only three years old, r eyes are bright a8 sunshine, her curls are | tipped with gold, Her cheeks like softest ros: 8, like silver chimes, | And, oh, our precious maiden, she is 80 sweet sometimes

He

her voice

I know a little lassie of just our maiden’s

size |

Buta frown is on her her forehead, and| Myrtie Navy Tobacco at the Apothecaries there's anger in her eyes, Hall, DesBrisay’s Corner. nev 3 lw Her voice is harsh and hateful, nota bit like Mrn’s, Women’s and Children’s Rubber silver chimes, Shoes and Boots, the largest variety aud And oh, this little lassie can be so cross/| lowest prices, at J. B. Macdonald's Boot

sometimes,

I harély dare to tell you, for it seems 80 very strange,

That over any body, there could come such a change,

But this little pouting lassie, that you read of in these rhymes,

Is the self same little maiden who is so sweet sometimes,

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The African Methodist Church.

The African Methodist Episcopal Church of the United States has been holding its annual conference at Boston and congratulating ilself on the work it is accomplishing in raising the status of the colored peopie of the south. The Church possesses three universities and sixjcolleges of various grades, with 150 professors, and 3,000 students, and pro- perty valued at haifa million. In sup port ot these institutions last year there was raised $250,000, less than a fifth coming from others than the members of the Vburcli. Phei-was the first year of organized effort and gives them courage to go on with the task set be-— fore them, which affords ample scope for their labors, it being estimated that there are in the union 4,380,000 color- ed people, of whom 1,127,000 are oi school age, who can neither read nor write. Itis not alone to these, though, that the Church extends a helping hand; branches have been established in Canada and missionaries sent to Africa and the West Indies.

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The Severn Tunnel Completed.

Overcoming at one time what seem- ed almost overwhelming difficulties, the Great Western Railway Co., and the engineers, Sir Joha Hawkshaw,and Mr. Richardson,associated with Mr. Walker, the contractor, have at length com plet- ed the prodigious work of driving four miles and aquarter of tunnel beneath the mouth of the Severn and have thus

: . ; a HongycomB SHAWLS in all colors and

connected South Wales directly with prices. — Weeks & Co. oc 31 , yr . ;

the Great Western Railway Co’s., ®ys-| RAYMONDS ro arrive,—Latest Improved

tem on the Gloucestershire side of the} Raymond Machines, to arrive first bvat,

} Macdonald's

Curar Srwixne Macutnes.—The Improved Wanzer, with the latest improvements, at Miller Brothers’, Queen Streot, Charlottetown, for Thirty Dollars nov 2 ti

CALL at R, K. Brace’s and examine his new importation of Cutlery, Glassware and Groceries. A general supp'y of the best quality of flour to arrive this evening by Miramichi no 4

Werks & Co's, Corsets are cheap oe 31 Haddies at

nov2

Fresu SALMON and Finnan

the Fish Market.

Store. oc 31 wkly

SULTANA Ratsrns, at Beer & Goff’s, oc29 Arrie JELLY, 15 cents per pound, at the City Steam Bakery.—J. Quirk, Prince Street. nov 2 PREPARE FOR WINTER — Overcoats, Over- coats, at prices that cannot be beat at J. B, Macdonald’s. oc 31 wkly Exrra Mess, Nos. 1 and 2 Mackerel, put up in kits, barrels, halves and quarters ; also, Choice Family Herring in same size packages; Codfish, very choice, put up by us at Tignish expressly for retail at the Fish Market.—J. H. Myxick & Co, Graf-

ton Street. nov2 Ske Weeks & Co’s, biankets. oc 31 FPAIr BANKS SCALES repaired, and warranted to stand the test, or no pay, at Brown’s, at

the Atheneum {sep 5 New fancy English Baskets at Beer &

Goff’s, oct29 Gent's Hosiery, great variety.— Weeks &

Co oc 31

Ir you are coaled, get Harris to fit up your Stoves. A big supply of Pipe, Elbows, and Coal Hods at his Tin Store, Upper Queen Street. nov2

Tue best solid leather waterproof boot, at the lowest prices, at J. B, Macdonald's Boot Store. oc 31 wkly

(1000)—One thousand pairs of American Rubbers just received at Dorsey, Goff & Co’s,

Octl5 Tue right place to buy Fall and Winter Gloves.— Weeks & Co oc 31

UNDERCLOTHING, Suits, Pants and Vests, Overcosts, cheapest ever heard of at L. E, Prowse’s octl5

THe only steam sewing machine and gun repairing shop in the Dominion, and the only place where you can get every part of a sewing machine or a gan made, is at Brown’s, at the Atheneum, corner of Prince and Grafton Streets, [sep 5

Dox’? forget that Harris’ Tin Store is the place to buy your Stovepipe and Elbows. Fitting ap Stoves a specialty. ec 31

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WonDERFUL low prices in clothing at L. E. Prowse’s. Overeoats from $3.25 up; Pants, 90; Vests, 50 cents; Suits, $4.75. octlib

Lapius’ L Weol and Merino Underwear.— Weeka & Co. oc 3l

THE popular store for underclothing. —J. B oc 31 wkly

river. They bave by this means reduc-| ed the distance from London to Cardiff by thirteen miles, and the time occu-

pied in going from Bristol to Cardiff is|

one and a quarter hours. The tunnel is 26 feet wide, 20 feet high from

Price $30 each.—J. F. Witits & Co., Me-

Eachren’s Building, Queen Street, Ch’town.

oct2!— tf : Great Variety of Gent’s Gloves.—W~"' & Co. oc 31

SPLENDID worsted suits for $% 00; regular

the price $'2 00 at J. B. Mecdouwald’s. oc 3l wkly rails to the crown of the arch inside the!

New Goops Openrs«— Ladie’s Kid Slippers

brick work,and has a double line of | and Kid Bagot». Latest Styles. Come and rails laid on longitudinal sleepers. More | see then t Dorsey, Goff and Co's. oc than a mileofit has bees @xcavated| Qu'Ncrs at Beer & Goffs, oc 2]

through theo ‘ward pennant sandstone and the cet measures halfa mile throagh conglqmerate overlying the pennant ;

| Tere is $10,000 that says you cannot get |a man inthe world that ean do as many dif- | ferent kinds of work, and do them as perfect |in every respect as Brown, at the Athenzum,.

half ajmile in the shale of the coal! For further information address P. O. Box 33 mea.pre2, with some beds of coal 12) [sep 5 inches thick, and the rest was ibronghl GREEN Grapes, by the keg, at Beer & the red mar! of the new red _ sandstone, | Goffs octld

About four and a miles of New Figs at Beer & Coffs. oc 2]

quarter actual sunnelling are beneath the bed

of the river, and in the journey on | Saturday, the whole of this was found

as merfectly dry as the floor of a room. | ‘Seventy-five millious of bricks have been used in lining the tunnel throughout | with Staffordshire or vatrified brick set | in Cement, ‘This arched crown or wall has a thickness of three feet in the deepest part of the work beneath the “shoot,” but us the tunnel rises from the lowest point this thickness is gradu- aliy reduced to two feet three inches; 76,000 cubie yards of material have been excavated, chiefly through rock, and from commencement to finish the work has in all been spread over a period of 12 years, but the present con- tractor has been in possession of the work only fiveZand a half years. A powerful fan, 40 feet in diameter, has to | be erected to complete the ventilation, and some cutting on the Gloucester- shire side, together with the junction | with the main lines and the doubling of | portions of the line from Patchway, | have to be finished before the tunnel |

will be opened for traffic, probably in| two or three monthy.—London Times |

i Ra etn: ecial Notices.

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CueaP Horse Rves, at the London House. nov3—3w 3iew wky | Corsets ! Corsers !—Great improvements | have recently bsen made inthe manufacture of these goods, and we are enab'ed, by recent large purchases, to offer Ladies the newest styles at the lowest prices.—Werekxs & Co * Market Square, nov3

CHEAP Overcoats, at the London House.

nov3—3w 3iew wky

CoRN CAkgs, something new and delicious, at the City Steam Bakery.—-J. Quirk, Prince Street. nov 2

New Linen Collars and Coffs, at the London House 3w 3iew wky—nov3

Kip Mrrrs, for Ladies, Youths and Misses. A special cash purchase of 1200 pairs are offered our customers at 45 to 50 cents ; usual price, 85c. to $'.-- WW. A. Weeks & Co.

nov3

Woo. UnpercLoruine, cheap, at the Lon- don House, 3w 3iew wky—nov3

Carg Cop CkaNnBERRIES just received at the Fish Market, Grafton Street. nov2

BLankeTs and Comfortables, cheap, at the London He use 3w 3iew wky—nov3

Gop and silver plating of every description doue at Brown's, such as carriage and sleigh handles, dash rails, etc., also table ware, aud jewelry of every description, at the Athe-

Oner THousand Pairs Best American Rub- rs just received at Morsey, Goff & Cos, octlO

Cuoeoice APPLES, Goff’s.

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