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POETRY. RANDOM READ AGS. TUE ECONONY OF HUMAN LIFE. |

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ALPHABET OF PROVERBS,

7 iL. Cal WE ge ec ee NTA AN MAY ACQUI ‘ ‘ 4 grain of
AN IDY) OF APRIL. When you d ven } b il} , nant { craft
| Boasters are cousins to liars

a cou ra " \ Nh HON ‘
” aig ns of faults makes half amends

The m ey aa ntl i in S$ af J tea . i the ! “ \ } t . P t, ' } t} tT 7 2 Lil t 5 at ( ' : }
tk shambling eait deth come rincipled with plenty > xeept it ws Denving a fault doubles it.

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Ready, with many a furtive wile Ve sR Wweait : ‘ . he noney; but these not tru God reaches us good things by our han
The wav ide hi mr | Wa . ealth s m Wa oft tin } Crimes exalt not a man t rea \ He has hard werk who has nothing to
And send him f st 4 hee ar VUU 1 { Tow ! It « ts more to avenge than to forgive
Strange nothings bo | ' When til reward Justice lives with bens volence
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And la Suter in t due doth ring | et $ return N 1 } “ . . \ \ ] . { a worst trad
And from the village sch 348 GQ. Ww, ; ' ry } t 1: an Learning makes a man Ul campany
Al 5) wail sly fl : : nsel
b i i piel
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sai . Throw ito a method, thal every Wouldst thou wis 1, and mer Modesty is a guard to virtue
The grassy lawns are all aglow nay t “ 1 \ i ing ploy know 1! wial Wou de! Not to hear conscience ig the way to si
With Dand on wers ‘ment hay ts they say; Why this | lence
And cewslips that ia Ay blow in a meeting of Chicag ‘ 1 keepers When thes es of the la t Que hour tosday is worth two to-morrow
Whetl — show ge of them argued their imimense political | his children, hi ebay a hie Proud looks make foul work in fair faces
power ‘ becquse all the politicians frejuent but when he wlio possesseth } UTD T Ee '
tir } he t j ‘ ‘ . j ) ' duet nscience gives Sweel sieep
Vautin the fields hard by the town drinking places ' whe d { m, lo! do they not \ 8
~ wat see wt, Agee ot Thought f a scl bov’s theme—Leanty call him degenerate tichest is he that wants least
n lax rl ‘ ‘ wr orn ae . - * . — ‘ ‘. . ‘
The meadow-iark, at ofl vn and bashfulnnss ai Aen unit : the Hereditary honow unt roble: but Smal! faults are little. thieves. that Jet in
And saffron-color:d vest, : ‘ npenge! aie ee se of } wl
velest maiden is admired lor hb eek | ison speaketh in the cause wi greater
From topmost bouglof some tall tree it is estimaged that it takes a domesticated |, hath acquire dit The boughs that bear most hang lowest
His vernal gong doth pou fly a twosbillionth part of asecond to wink He whe, worthless himself, appealeth to Upright walking is sure watking.
Piping his little tur « of glee while an industrious musquito tan do it in} the actions of bis ancestors for his greatness, i i ;
: ’ : ’ } wath: > ate ve and h iness are mother and child
Agairat the railway’s roa one-tenth of that time Correctior s is like to the thief who claimeth protection by \ wn al appines
ted j Dying to the pagod | Wise men make their own opportunities
The robin from the orchard sings Dried tongue,’ was the answer which a] What good is itto the blind that his parents You never-lose by doing a good turn.
’ _—_— ‘ ' c > " bene! 3 ) eau y i
k aor Joy eapecene. from the _— minister, just going out to ‘exchange, gave uld see? W hat bepelit 1s it “ the d mb} Zeal without ka wiedge is fire without
Hitting iy his aa — — some one who asked bim what he had in his | that his grandfather was eloquent? Even so, | fiene “@ppistian Adcocale.
Among the sp “SFOS SOP? carpet-bag — which containe seven ser what is it to the meay-that their predecessors
oie, nt mnoens | were noble? E j Bis iby
And hark! tbe distant campanile sips pike As ae peel & mind-disposed to virtue, maketh greet tlorace Greeley's estate is found to be
Rings outa mer) chime, ree gaat etacapegie pre ee ee eg Se ot worth $125,000
Saluting th its i f otex imprompin a prelly g If our} the possessor and ; without titles, will raise ¥ , ,
nian deena ote Alar va ties theashe winace tne Adan to live | him ubowe the vient | lJowa has a dozen newspapers conducted
The festive Easter-time Maker thought it wrong 1 é u i lim gbove the vulga! Pogo '
wees —— single whem there was not a woman on earth, ) ~ we will ac juire honour while others re- y_iady editors. '
"TE RIGHTS OF WOMBN how crimmmally wrong are theeld bachelors, ? ..ive it, and will he not say unto them,Such A « gattle king” of Texas owns 50,000
THE RIGHTS ¢ — with the world full of pretty ¢ were the men whom thou gloriest in being | head of cattle, 20,000 head of sheep, and 10,-
am Measured by the true standard of things, | derived from ? | head of horses. He owns 220,000 acres of
Yes, injured woman! rise, assert thy ri€bt! | intellectual progress is of small a ka the shadow wait n the substance, | '@nd,
Wormau! too long degraded, scorned, op- peared to advafice in t aselfis! so true hon ndeth upon virtue A western editor apoligizes for the deti- |
‘ ) tine ' } ‘ . day ‘ 4 ‘ : ve
prest ; love. The fowest of human KS 1s Sav not that Honour is the chitd of Bold. | “@@ey ,of the first edition of his paper by
O bern to rule in partial law's despite the duilest and most ignorant, but the most) wf — an oa 4 a th Ht + oat “4 are ¢, | saying he was detained alt home by a second
Resume thy native empire o'er the breast. tanfeeling ; and the highest is not the cleve ¥F i ‘ yi “ fit hott t lition in his fam
‘ } _ » | ulone’canD | s rice OF UY its ot ut :
hivine opt Gs ese, eee, drut bo, hes ti 1 th t it ie bul to t Tan ier f A young man in Utah is said to have com-
te th arraye woh which: C@its on warmest sympathies ia tthe aml 8 mitted suicide recently by deliberately driv-
oe I id Be not stingy k words and sing . age + te the euidine tho heb Ee nailinto his head. Whata blockhead
eigin Pa } ae . a ¢ a" Pa mis AEC 1 t 40 5 guiding 1 heim
acis ior SUCH are g nt g Whose Per t
Go, bid proud Mam his Boasied rule resign, | ¢. 10 y gladdent ny Baca ‘ ae tl f state, neither are armies to be commanded =A Pennsylvania town has produced a no
And kiss the golden :epire of thy reiga, fe of pe ‘Whit veeetve thon -y one; do well in that which is com- | velty in the shape of a hen’s egg, having a
; i i Me Teeelve wield

' nliied to thy charge, aud praise shali remain.| well developed snake inside the shell.

Go, gird thyself with grace, collect thy store A little American lad who had just com-
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. ; upon thee { ortraits of living per Sare »be }
€ bright artillery glancing from afar ; menced reading newspapers, asked tis fuller f pane Litnultionmutehe c uered. | ix ' I a " re B68 eo “ithe mot 80. be
bea Sundering eannon’s | if the WordSlem.’ ereixed-te the name of a Say not that diffienities must be conquered, | inscribed hereafter on United States bonds,
Soft, meiting tones thy seria peRen $ {4 See we : om, pret 4 cempeeete SPSS i that danger ust bein the wavy to re-| tes and securities i
roer member of Congress, meant «honest am labdange nes i e ay |; botes aha securities

nowlh The w in who is chaste, is she not
praised? The man who is honest, deserveth
be not to be honoured ?

{In Australia, asin California, gold mines
are being discovered almost as rich as those
which tempted the pioneers a quarter of a

Blushes and fears thy magazine of war The Californians have been telling us for
a ' seals eaner | @*2Y years that Donner Lake on the Sierra
Thy rights are empire, Urge uO mMesner | Novedas was fathomless. But now they

claim, have found bottom a er it ' ent~ the thirst of fame is violent; the desire of | century-ago.
Pel defined, and if debated, lost | M&ve foun 60m aii over it, and lhe great , : nAwertal and he whe gave then i :
elt, not delned, an 5 9a ove held from , est depth is 200 feet satheins aap band esiadioreabaebaney amie he Wiad ni Puaeatage ; Au exchange announces a death in high
Like sacr d mysteries 1 withhe "The pedplé ins town in fowa wapied aj °* 8** them for great purty life in this fashion: + The Dowager Duchess
fame, ASS i a Sap ache ee at When desperate actions are necessary to | of Richmond is dead. She led an unevent-
Au + discussion, are revered the most, | fouring mill,and finally they g t; and ; oma J as
Shuaning discussion, are reves . e Py anvion ; areal aah the public, when our livas are to be exposed | ful life, and was passionately fond of boiled
they are very anxious to have a bank esta! P : , hve ‘a . )
Try ail that wit and art suggest to bend lished go that they can borrow money to buy | (VF Me Boe : bey untry, what ¢ in add | salm
Of thy mperial fue the stubborn knee, flour Nothing like having everything a An lowa judge has decided that a « feller
Make treacherons man thy subject, not thy | handy Is it not the receiving h ur that delight- | can wink ata galin spellin’ school without
. ile : rH ' ‘ mnahia +r ned t ’ { a th vade | ls in yimpself | le ‘ ~
friend. | A Georgia paper tells us of an altempt by h the neble mind; tts pride 1 have de | laying himself liable to a breach of promise
Thou may'st comman:!, but never can’st | a powerful eagle t wry off a girl {4 years lit suit, but alas the spelling school season bas
be free old. It says that.the bird lifted her from [s it net beter men should say, Why hath | closed
‘ F the ground several times and carried her | nef this man a statue, than they should ask A Kentucky breach of promise suit where-
Awe the licentious, and restrain the rude; eom: nee. She was severely wounded | whv he halh one in ferty thousand dolla were claimed, |
ae i sof = of ‘ a | Wiiy oi { he, int J 1O1 5 4 lia I cial 6a, has
Soften the sullen, elear the clondy brow; | by its beak and talons, her sides and arms The ambitious will always be first in the | been settled for thirteen dollars and a mule
" smaae’ cifte thy favors sued : Bs The ambitious will alway: rst in
mm more t nen prin w - ya 4 how’ | being terribly laeerated | crowd ; he presseth forward, he looketh not | Which is just about the figure the jury would
‘ re nw the leas low : ; . . } > returned :
She'hagerds afl, w! . a It was the policy of the good ald gentle. | pe nd him* more anguish hath he in his | "*™' returned.
But hope not, courted id¢ of mankind, = to make his coplaren fee! t at hom was j soul to see one before him, than jof to leaye || A custom house officer in San Francisco
On this prow feminence secure to stay: 89 happiest racid in tbe wor and I value | 43 sands at a distan having casually mentioned that there was a
Me . is ehieioqiuie smecfoaling ac Lace aan : Shae i x
Subduing and subdued, thou soon shalt = seat dee nee dee The root of ambition is in every man, but | © ; Smal | por, BAXt door to" him,) was
find speceal wins & parent can Lesiow.— Wash-| NC ee eS Bong ae a heck. | Promy tly given a six week's vacation, to his
. 7 oe malo? rring lei : 2 Reba te : 7 : \ or sates or
Thy coldness sofien and thy pride give ; i ; jeth its growth in some; in many, modesty great satisiaction
way If thete isadything which wilia essar- | suppresseth if It is observed that certain politicians were
liv agitate a person, il is pas { iwh al : ; ere very good blood-suckers, and got some good
Vhen, then, abandon each ambitious thought, | crowd of small bovs w! hay or fire | s) Ambition esd ie ; | bites, but then a score of others- got good
Conquest or rule thy heart shall feebly | snow:balls under each arm sid down at its dissolutior bites out of them, and sucked their blood.
move ia an sy oe ik % As Swift says
In nature’s school, by her soft maxims Pressing: for an:Auswer—l'air Damsei) a apition is an honour to thy nature when

pulting on new gloves—Tvo tight? Ob»
auntie, mot at all—besides [ like them a |it.

‘ So naluralisis observe, a flea
Has smaller Meas that on him prey ;
And these ha

taught

worthily employed; when thou direetest it to
That seperate right sare lostin mutual}

wrong purposes, it shameth and destroyeth

ed le tight!” Troublesome Brother— Feels as | |),
7 a -: Hrs Barbaidd if si mehory was Squeezing her hand: don’t ; ee ; pas j And so proceed ad infinitum,
ay Sr Oe ve see, Auntie! in the breast of the traitor ambition. is ue
—- - —_—_—— = | - t a T ; “overed: hvpoerasy bideth the face under A North Carolina editor thus writes:
‘Little Tommy la't bey mamma nal ‘ , : : “With wearied brain nd fatigued
. ‘ Lijati i Liiti ¢ ) i i iiatt i i > | a)
LITERATE RE. go § simming. did hut... Np, mamma | ber with smooth words: but in the end men from the duties of the day, as we bend over
uri chtcdabed nde tenn. | dina wrowh aa the ret af the bove t ope a what she a manuscript, the sof ud soothing strains |
ae lidn’t disobey you And Tommy net be ec ten age aate sis ah . make, fall upon our ears, and Lhe revivifying
. ‘ mea tells lies, does he? No, mamme; | would- j !“" earn a 55° ! * influence is as though some ric Wand. }
{From a late English paper.) nttella for @l the world? ©Theag haw |™0t broken, thoug the seth nis | | fener _ . ee a
The women are much handsomer and | pps.’ ory oe ae al wthée his spirit; warm him in thy bosom A Mississippi paper proposes this motto fer
srown 3 shirt?’ That counndrum was te j rise ‘is countie.
more coquettish than in any other parts ef! much for Tom my | he will requite thee with death belay Se ag
Africa, some of them being really beautiful ———— ~~» «+ am +o He tnat ts truly 1 s veth Vir ' “enn om onoy,
[ CEY i 4} y pf { p He sx | : 4 fiithea ~ yt AOf alu in
In many instances they have regular Grecian KENS LOVE OF APPLAUSE AND ge a pplause Ww ! at . . y
features and figures of the vreatest symme- MONE) a cps wovenvenes aaa me Vid you execule sits iustrument without
try, end their movements ara even more} a oneeaaey vinous Tae re | behapypy yfrom another's prais blandly asked the judge. Fear! compul
as is but natural considering the ditference of retaining; the publietby teadipg the older | he rewarded, judg
of training. Their heads are shaved in gros! stories anid tasting by nearer and persona The higher the sun ariseth, the less shadow How Pat Kk proposes (0 get ever his
tesque patterns, little tufts being left here | Manes the pungenc) i ir appiaus . : eek ol ee at a eit | it. " ry Re € re
/ t t} ‘ovet praise: vet canne it
and there until the scalp resembles an intri- t 5 : dh oad at teresa oe ne
is pleasure in it, as one of the English critic pyoie wae Tew ete oO A ladies school and a sugar house are
‘ e " i ic aii is : OG we kA ok > ta ’ } ] }
eate patiern. Their eyes are soft and tender } ‘ - si Glory, like a shadow, fleeth him who purs | kindred Institutions, inasmuch as both 1e-
and the, expression of their sountenances is | 8°25: '$ 8 little huwilistiag in a man of his} syuoth it, but followeth at the heels of him | fine what ie alresdy sweet.
usually pleasar t and cheerful For dress } great genius It is the more so when he! who would fly from it: if thou deserveth it, —_ as

they wear far less gorgeous garments than | |'S'¢¢4t0 the chink of the guinea as well ieee wp appest Hoaeatecee! aarp

the men, the principal one buing a top-cloth | $0 thewmurmier of delight. Yet no man need- | gy HK st which is honourable do Yhat T H E E X A M | N E R
mada of coarse silk. What clothes they de ed money more, nor might more rightfully which is right, and the appl Ise of thine own

Wear, however, are kept wonderfully clean, | afm it. His family was very lange, his es-| conscience will be more joy to thee than the | IS NOW PUBLISHED IN

and they themselves have also an abhorrence tate was costly, ani his manner of |iy ng pro- | shouts of millions who know not thy deserts -
ef persona! tilthiness. They deuce, with | fuse, Butthe reader presently sees with sor- Measrs W elsh & Owen’s
New Brick Building.

‘ a. SCIENCE AND LEARNING.
much elegance. One evolution resembles | Tow that, as with his great predecessor,

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our own waltz. Indecency is punishable by | Scott, the chief question gradually came to ]

The noblest ecaployment of the mind of |
tt ty r

y | man, is it not the study of the works of his
stringent enactments, and in ontinence isa | be how much money be could make out Creator |
heinous crime. . A chief or captain generally | his genius. And as with Scott, althoug! To him nature de- Co ie Kine
pays @ large price for hie wif*, and the poor | '9 4 smaller degree, the sum was enormous ghteth, every roof of thi vi t need all (iT ie a
ten has also to | jase his helpmate.. The | By his readings alone Dickens made made ot aee : SEW EE ‘ ie
chief es his wif ie please, but not | Meariy @ quarter of a million dallars ne H sia ul a ‘ - t tad » tal BUSENESS OFFICE : I iret floor
— “as welts va vetueed itiows tae handred thousand of them betwe hn ite merry le i. Cre oe aD Ht get oe
mtil her family hav *fused leem tf : : a nem between the Ist! feaven: his life is one continued aet of first door to the left.
and in the same way he may put her to death | of December and the Ist of May in the Unit-
ror infidelity if her family refuse to pay him ed States Phe physical labor and exposuri Casteth he his eye towards the clouds, and
riain stim in g If anybody carries | Of travelling, and the nervous exliaustion of | UBGeth he not the heavens full of wonder : ‘ : 7
sshd - ea Wes ate | ATI IR at ear eae ese ese Casteth he down to the earth, and doth not| Attention’ 1s directed to our
ona‘iliriation 4% ne of t King’s 3333 ye reading:, Wilo the tremendons pace, as worm proclaim to him——Could less than |

wives the result ie death, butte King him~ he would hawe called it in anothe the | Omniy nee have formed m CLUB RATES.

if je very ¥ ng | stow n dozen or two | rest of his life, were enough to destroy any nlanets perform their cour 7
self is very willit i tw & oes any While the planets perform their courses Dee, 8, 1873.
of these ladies upon a warrior who has diss man During al! his travels, both in the! while the sun remaineth in’ its place, while we
tinguished himselfin batt Should a wo- | later and and the earlier day, when he rap | the comet w ander th through the liquid air,
man dislike her husband, her family “may | over to the Continent or coursed about Eng. } 4% ] t tt : sod, = ans yee Tobacco.

. ] ne wh nit 1y God, nan, coule é » termed | Towoe boie t
release her by paying him bac« the purchase) land to find inspiration or sé sion eCX-| them? What but milinite wisdom could have | 500 lh ; $? Kanto, vy r I! . _
money, bul the wite thus divorced must not! citement, he constantly wrote the most cos | ippointed them their lases. | thar n wi be ima} cl co ai ‘aad

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marry again. If a wife has net heard of her! pions letters, fullof fun and shrewedness and Behold how awful their’ splendour, yet CARVELL unos:
husband for three years she may take an-! fine fancy, and walked miles and miles, and | doth it pot diminish—Lo! how rapid their Lug. 11, 1873 tf ?
P . unr th { one i he wa} ; ' :
other, and, ifthe frst afterwards return, the | devised entertainments, and acted plays, and | Motion, yet runneth not one in the way of

hy of the second marriage belong to i Look duwn vpon the earth, and bebold her | L a

iidren sf delightful speeches, and seemed to have all

huce exemine her ywels, and behold i
. oe eee 7 may ft nawne ri th ‘oo on very active any ‘ reo ee adaashan ' sy a ‘ ‘
the firet husband ind may pawned by | the oceupation of a very active and b sy Man | what they contain; hath not wisdom .and SENT BY MAIL TO ALL PARTS OF THE
himself if he so pleases. It is forbidden to | before considering the real business in hand } power ¢ rained them al! DOMINION.
praise the beauly of another man’s wife—e@) at the time. Such animal spirits asin his} who biddeth the grass to springup? Wh OUR CHROMO,

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law which has its sign ance, and shows) eaclice years were certainly never known. watereth it at due seasons? Behold the ox

that jeatousy is the chief passion of savage They bubbled about hin nd verflowed all | croppeth it; the horse and the sheep do they | The i. ittle FI} or i st s,

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natures. Should a man marry a Woman) Who vame ipcontact with him. They affects | [°! '° Ampon J te a ‘td ret | | _A beautiful Parlor I ictare, 17 x 82,
’ t for them. | is sent free to all who favor us with orders

ose fan r erful, be does act! ei! his styl f wr iz, and deanite the i } Ps
whose family are very powerlul, be $205 yi@of writing, and despite the sa | tothe amount of Fiwe Dolars.

il r if she prove unfaithful, but contedts | gacious Taine. the gave his deseriptions muc! Who giveth increase to the corn thou sow- , ‘ain apa ; ;
kill her if s pro ! a ' _ , We : : os , pty F ve st? and returneth itto thee a thousand | Send for CATALOGU E, which we inail
himeelf with cutting. off her nose and n~ of thee singular vitality and power,—Edit- | foid | gratis to all who wish.

’ bh to marry the most srraded of | of’s Baey (Chair. in Harper's Bazar for May t } ,
pelling her marr) sii ebdtsuutncean. PG LAL HUE MALT« | Who ripencth to thee the olive in ils time, m
his slaves. There seems to be hut little re HF ea ape a 9 | I thee aes » also, though thou bi west Chase Bros. & Bow an,
gard paid to the tamale weekaenuee which Uritrrantan Amusement / Ruskin. | not the cause of it? SEEDS ME N,
are a ked -é polished’ nations. fer | the * Daily News,” is now the apostle | r the meanest fly create itself i OSH41WA;, ONTARIO.

re ri a ie eee r a | Zin the meanes créealu seij, or couidst ‘ 7 i

tea woman is found listening to conversa- ‘a ‘Sew Moremen . . “HON OF} thou—coulidst thou have fashioned it ? Feb 16, 1874.—3m

te | beauty end utility, the culture offiealth, and | Oe oe
tion between her hushond and his male ‘ . ‘oe The beasts feel that they exist, yet they :
guests, one of her ears is emt off, and if she the glorification of lubor, an ver $0 MAny | wonder not at it: they rejoice in,their life, For Preserving.

betray any of his seerets she fenuded of} Other ne purposes. Me has long chafed at | but they know not that it shall end; each | HITE Sa var, and Granulated Sazar, ia
: , rin ie { civiliza- | the smount of strength, nerve, patienee and | animal performeth its course in suecession; | _ berrcIs, jot the kind ana quatity for
her lips. Sad to siy these views of civiiza- | sienna’ « . : ae ij nor is there a loss of a species in a thousand | private families.

: - ster 1por uchu wrodu ive ane ne | 1 rive :
tion exists amongst these remot. people, and ee re ee ye and Un- | seneralions. | CARVELL BROS,

the same evil which exists in European 306 | ‘ rnamental amusements as cricket, boat- Vitis Whi sedis Vie while ne’ Whe ial | Aes. Li 19% f
jety may be discovered in the same fornt in racing, and ollie frivolous and fashionable | eRe LT se i ee apse) ear A wae
eo . vl pastime He proposes that the-under-crad- | thie than its parts, canst thou better employ 10 AGENTS WANTED—Maleand Fe-
Coomasme. Of all the woracw of that curl.) me’ proposes ae Mhmer-erad- | thine eye than in tracing out thy Creator's | male, forthe ** Transmission of Life,”

ous capita » who have the most liberty uates, for instance, who are now given up to} greatness? 01 thy mind, than in examining | and the ‘Physical Life of Woman, ” both
ere the King’s sisters. Not only are they those exercises, should, instead of them. de- | such wonters. | Wy Dr. Napheys. Agent's profits, $150 to
free to choose their lovers for themselves, | Vole their superflusus time and streagth to Power and mercy are displayed in their | $250 8 month. Testimonials from most

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| iissimes heii vl Hg \ inent Divines, Physicians at edi i
but if the bserve any unusua.ly handsome | the cause of industry and improvement, Hi nation ; justice and goodness shine forth ) emnent i and Editors in

S| inthe provisions that is made for them; all | America, Immense sales everywhere.

warriors in the pireet, ant 4 nélerly af- | ‘ sid aii thata band wel are happy in their several ways, nor envieth | Send for Terms acd Circulars to C. W.
fected by their appearance, they have butto | Bravuates should provide themselves with | one the other. | MITCHELL, St.John, N. B

express such a desire and men are obliged spade, pick and shovel, anid set to werk al What is the study of words, compared with | opens send Stat wlilbib aati
to become thew busbaudls, (lien infants | onee to-olear the and beautify the country this? Wherein is knowledge, bul in the PARK’S COTTON: WARP!

are married toanfaats,ia order to combine | about Hinksey, so as to transform it into a} Study of nature? id a sy

two gr at fianlies, anu i it.ts. satd that the i neighborh¢ od suited to the « loveliest town ] Whnhe thou hast adored the fabric, ( nquire WIT, bhi E, RED, ORANGE AND GREEN,

et eis thus male are religiously ratified | in England.” Fired by the eloquence of fs | iMlo iS use; know, the earth _ produceth lat, #0 ‘
me ; 7 | ' : Aieinee a } nothing but may be of gocd to was are not \o Sos to 16 S.
when the interesting couple reach tlelage | appeal, Sfty or sixty undersgraduates have, | ; om ) e » 4 at |
nid alateivan Gudtee eh Ah El ag | f0C 1 and raiment, and the remedies for thy W ARRANTED to be FULL LENGTH
when they are capa , ing la gr orn, gipeges CHrolied nem passion. band, and Mr. Ruskin himself is. when his ‘

wihodbe Who is wise then but he that knoweth | TER in every respect than any other Eng-

Look beyond the clouds, never despair. health allows him, to join and jead them in this? Who hath understanding but he that | lish or Amerie: warp. s =
cS ' “4 - , ‘ . hs | IpwaPDe 1 . - i
The spoken word cannot again be swal- their generous work. We donot know how | ce: ntemplateth it? For the rest, whichever | Brwake or Imirarions. None is gena

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lowed, their superfious energy could better be turn- | Science hath most utility ; whichever knows | {BC without our name on the labels. For

. . | . ' ledge he sas , Pacll tSxciis | sale by all dealers.
the aces of ur ladies who hed within ed to-profit. Every lover vi his race muse |’ a hath leas t vanity ; prefer these unto the | y Wa. PARKS & SON
the past few months ww Anpapohs County fe snelle bab , : i iP ‘ | others; and protit of them for the sake of thy : : i ’
were 99, 93, 87 and 96, respectively. They occasionally have sighed over the frivolity | neighbours. New Branswick Cotton Mills, St John N. B.
y ¥ . ined i -.| With which time is wasted j urs f eb. 1374.— ly
belonged to the Harris family—not the Har- ais wasted in the. pursuit of | To live and die; to command and to obey ; no ane, 18 ’

ris so facous in history, but rusticus Barris, | Mere pastime. If Mr. Ruskin can only sues | to do and to suffer ; are not these al] that thou THE INTRODUCTION OF DR. WHEEL
without romance or Inystery.—fic, Kepress. } ceed in making his new scheme of wthetic | hast farther tocare about, These shall mor- | ER’S COMPOUND ELIXIR OF PHOS-

Witham Henry Sinith, jest appointed pars | and utilitarian amusement a successful and | ality teach thee; the Economy of Life shall| PHATES AND CALISAYA’ constitutes a
hamentery secre'ary of the treasury, by Mr: fashionable movement, he will have solved lay them before thee. new era in popular medicine, as itis seldom

yieraeli, the prime minister of England, was | : : a nS srati
papain ov a than 25 veare ted on the | 018 of the grandest and most perplexing | Behold they are written in thine heart.thou iba} apysely scientificpreparation, Sumbound-

¢ ede reamin : wy | ed on physiological principles, is offered to the
streets from 5 in the morning till S ac night | problems of civilized jife: needest only tobe reminded of them ; they cd th Being composed only of ingredients
Presentiy be hed a booth near the Strand are easy of conception; be attentive, and | PY ‘ ihe formation of tt MET ENE Ds
7 . thou shalt retain them. that enter the formation o i@ system, it is

then he had tc employ assistants finally he| ‘Twosweet pledges of affection!” cried ’ | perfectly safe under all circumstances, and
hit upon the idea of baying the exelusive | the nurse, addressing an anxious husband Alt other pete ator are vain, ali other know- | may be taken with benefit wherever there
right to se!) news; apers and other literatere onthe stairs. “Ah,” sighed he, ‘I was pre- | iedge is boast; lo! they are not neceggary to is nervous prostration and general debility
at the princi; @ raitroad stations in the Brit-| pared for the pledge, but not for the dupli- 7 man, nor do they make him more good®or | pom whatever cause. It immediately auge
ish isles, and tat made his fortune. He has | cate.” more honest.

| ments and sustains the vical forces, impart-
been in puriament for fire years, and made Sir Antheny Absolute was right when he Piety to God,and benevolence to thy tellows | ng vigor to all the organs of the body, It
the reputation of a good speaker and thigker, | said that ‘‘those whe are so iatent upon | creatures, are not these thy great duties? | s especially adapted to women prostrate with
gad Mr. Disraeli puts bim oow in a plaee | turning over the leaves of the tree of evil | What shall teach thee one, or What shal} in-~ ulmily cares, and delicate children, being as
that is regaried as the stepping stone to will not be satisfied until they have -tasted form thee of the other, like unto the study of | greeableto take as the finest cordial. Bold
promotion ' the fruit.” .. ‘His Works, yall druggists at $1.

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Charlottetown, January 24, 1374.

[y pursuance of an Act of the General
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| LIFE of MAN BITTERS | ed in the twenty-fourth year of the reign of

Her Majesty Queen Victoria, intituled * An
| Act relating to the Land Assessment at pre-
sent imposed by law on the Town and Roy-
alty of Princetown,” and also of an Act
|} made and passed in the Twenty-seventh

year of the same reign, intituled ** An Act

Dropsy in its worst form; Liver Cr mplaint; | to consolidate and amend the several Laws

mi ND
| COMBIND MDICINS.
| Jaund ce ; Swelling of the Limbs and face

| imposing an Assessment on ail Lands in

| Asthma, of whatever kind; Dyspepsia, Bill- | this Colony, and for the encouragement of

}

| Bronchitis, Sick Head-+ache, Running sores

Capital and Cash Assets over $1.000.000 } and Gravel Complaint, Measels, Fevers, Sea | undermentioned Town Lots, Water Lots,
i iichienatthesii | Sickness, Heart disease, Pleurisy, Piles,
or Aff. | of Islands, ‘Townships or parts of Town-

ection of the Spine, Coughs, ¢

Agent for Prince Edward Island | ache and Ague, Sprains, Strains, Felons

ousness, Consumption, Spitung of blood, | Education,” I do hereby give pubic notice,
that I have made proclamation, according |

| to the terms of the said Acts, of all the

Common Lots, Pasture Lots Islands, or parts
}

., yids and | ships, inthis Island, in arrear for the non-
Whooping Cough, Diptheria and Sore | payment of the several sums due and owing
} 1 broat, Pains in the Stomach, Diarrhma,
| Dysentry, Cholera, Cholera Merbus, Tooth-

thereon to Her Majesty, under and by vir-
tue of the above-mentioned Acts, viz:
{ ACEKS,

*to Jan. 20, 187% | Chilblains, Burns, Sealds, Bruises, Sore Eyes, Township No. 1, 9804
Peto Be 7 | Lame Back and Side, Cuts and Cracked do. de. 2, 2104
{ } Hlands, &c. do. do. 6, =
‘¢ \ For Certificates, d&e., taken before} do. do. 8, 351
s lore }
| Rubber Boots. | Justices of the Peace, see Pamplets which: do. do. 11, 0113
ag a | can be furnished at the Agencies. do. = is. 344
36 Cases For sale by dealers generally. } a + 0 ir —
Agents at Charlottetown, T. DesBrisay | pe do. 19. 950
| Rubber Boots & Shoes. Wholesale Agent, Wm. R. Watson. do. do. 20, =
. Manufactured by a do. 21 4394
| Foa ladies, Children and 2 my \ 0. a
Géints CALEB GATES, & Go. | do. do. 28, ss004
iN : Middleton, Annapolis, Co. N.B | a. o. 24,
| . ‘ . . i
‘Newest Besigns, for sale at) peg 4. 1873. | do. do. 5, 674
r Dpsi : ea a UE PETER SEC EDP HN a do. do. 26 2094
| Lowest Prices. OR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE.—See do. do. 7, 60
| A. B. SMITH Deuteronomy, Cap. xii., verse 23. do. do. 28, 1164
| Nov. 11 1872, : Bo al m4 - ot =
ts SEA HR ix | ee) { an ro 32. 1164
“ When people see a man advertise they know ‘ | ye rd 33° 650
12 i simi s . ‘ is rertizi rO- . oe
he ig a businiss saan, aod bis aavertiaing oro) World Famed Blood Mixtare do. do. 34, 211
claims that he is not above business, but anxious | “i do. 35 398
ito doit. Customers, like sheep, are gregarious, | re ee ; ’ ¢ OD. OM,
and flock where they see ates go. PET eohods Trade Mark— ‘Blood Mixture 3 do. do. 36, 2928
else were cupag d Q the same buviness, it would MME GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER & RESTORER | do, do. $7, 830
| be importan! to tradesmen and dealers to adver-| For cleansing and clearing the blood from do. do. 38. 911
tize in the paper, becanse they are tempted to | all impurities,caunot be too highly recommended | do. do. 39, 3278
} buy what they read of. but others are engaged | Eor Scrofula, Scurvy, Skin Diseases, and Soras do. do. 40, 33334
in the same business, nnd even if they do ad-} of all kinds it is a never-failing and permanent do. do. 41, 1860
vertize, it becomes the mcre impertant for you | cure; | ly do. 42. 1898
z iach if sey uy? n t advertize it besomes ek s ee = oo SOP | do. do. 43, 2673
ubly importan 20N me icerated Sores or the Meck. :
ecessias Aas Cures Ulcerated Sore Legs do. do. 44, 9824
scatman Cnres Blackheads or Pimples ou the Face j do, do. 46, 2564
t'ures Scurvy Sores do, do. 50 1708
wae APTENT : " Cures Cancerous Ulcers " }
THE ATTENTION OF Curcs Blood and Skin Direns «. =~ = Py ca
| Cares Glandnlar Swe!lings [ . ‘8 29958
| Clears the Blood from allimpure Matter, | . : ’ ra
| importers and Dealers | From whatever cause arising. | do. do. 54, viv
IS RESPECTFULLY DIRECTED TO Aw this mixture is pleasaut to the taste, and do. do. 55, 1945
| warranted free from anything injurious Pang do. do, 56, 2795
' mh Sy TEE TY Ot I WH most delicate constitution of either rex, the ro | do. do. 58 881
eee ant a ria “t uy 5 . | ges lg re ra togive it a trial te tert do. do. bY, 958
‘ | 8 Vullle .
Thonsauds of testimeuials from all parts, do. - bu, 90194
} Soildin Bettles 25 Jd each, aud in Cuses, con do. ao. 62, 2916
| taining six times the qaantity, 11s euch—auilicient do. do. 65, 1690
MERCHANTS | to effect a permanent cure in the great majority of do. do. 66, 577
| long-standing cases, BY ALL CHEMIstS and | do. do. 67, 54774

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hundred, + of No. 11.
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6, 9, 4th do do do}
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3, 4,-18, Ist do do F|
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4, 2nd do do G!
| 2, 15, 4th do do do}

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| 20.

Pasture Lots in the Royalty of George-
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Pasture Lots in Princetown Royalty, § of
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Ship Bread.
50 BBLS. No. and No. 2, good and
cheap at
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three, or four of the above pe

; may have one of the ‘ Four Reviews? for

1873; subscribers to a/l five may have two
of the ‘ Four Reviews,’ or one set of Bladky
wood’s Mogazine for 1873.

Neither premiums to subscribers nor
discount to clubs can he allowed unless the
money is remitted direct to the publisher,

| No premiums given to clubs,

Circulars with further particulars may be
had on application.

LEONARD SCOTT PUBLISHING Co,
140 FULTON STREET, NEW YORK
Dec. 17, 1873.

Grateful Thousands proclaim Vas-
EGAR Bitrers the most wonderful In-
vigorant that ever sustained the sinking
system. »

No Person can take these Bitters
according to directions, aud remain long
unwell, provided their bones are not dé-
stroyed by mineral poison or other
means, and vital organs wasted beyond

repair.

Bill Remittent and Lnter-
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lent in the valleys of our great rivers
throughout the United States, especially
those of the Mississippi, Ohio, Mi
Illinois, Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkan-
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Pear), Alabama, Mobile, Savannah, Re-
anoke, James, and many others, with
their vast tributaries, throughout our
entire country during the Summer and
Autumn, and remarkably so during sea-
sons of unusual heat and dryness, are
invariably aeeompanied by extensive de-
rangements of the stomach and liver,
and other abdominal viscera. In their
treatment, a purgative, exerting a pow-
erful influence upon these various or-
gans, is essentially necessary. There
is no cathartic for the purpose equal te
Dr. J. WALKER’S VINEGAR BITTERS,
as they will speedily remove the dark-
colored viscid matter with which the
bowels are loaded, at the same time
stimulating the secretions of the liver,
and generally restoring the healthy
functions of the digestive organs.

Fortify the body against disease
by purifying all its fluids with VingeGal,
BITTERS. No epidemic can take hold
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Lungs, Pain in the region of the Ki
neys, and a hundred other painful symp-
toms, are the offsprings of Dyspepsi®
One bottle will prove a better guarantee
of its merits than a lengthy advertise
ment.

Scrofula, or King's Evil, White
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shown their great curative powers in the
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Rheumatism, Gout, Bilious, Remit-
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Mechanical Diseases, —Persons en-
gaged in Paints and Minerals, such 38

-lumbers, Type-setters, Gold-beaters,
Miners, as they advance in life, are §

to paralysis of the Bowels. To
against this, take a dose of WaLuEn’s Vit
BGAR Bitrers occasionally,

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ter, Salt-Rheum, Blotches, Spots, Pimples,
Pustules, Boils, Carbuncles, Ring-worma,
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like these Bitters. “ve

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or old, married or single, at the dawn of We
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improvement is soon perceptible.

Cleanse the Vitiated Blood when-
ever you find its impurities bursting
the skin in Pimples, Eruptions, or com
cleanse it when you find it obstructed
sluggish in the veins; cleanse it when it #
foul ; your feelings will tell you when. Keep
the blood pure, and the health of the eyste™
will follow.

R, H. McDO@NALD & CO.,
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and cor. of Washington and Chariton Sts., N. ¥-

Sold by ali ugcists and Dealers

R. H. McDONALD & CO.

Seater of Wachiagen bed Chastoon ti, 8p

, Heid by all gists and Dealers

August 25. 1873,

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