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(Continued from ret page.) They should be couridered as a binding the reality of which, if not L Jeaiion, be toe POR: 5 sync A FINE CHANCE FOR SPE CUL AT OR g
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ber, 1848, referred to by his honor who | % ® treaty between two foreign nations. - Ses
They shonld be held to with the same poeple. le Ue rain pluck yy Baie oe ae in reply to minute of Couas!

. ees ae tenacity as the people of Great Britain memory the reoted sorrow. But above all,
if we be jast men, we shall go forward in) fJon, Mr. Been: Iam not the least ENTERPRISING MEN !

‘to warrant us, and the Colony at that
time in believing that it was the intention panne I tase iene Sek aaa 4 ee Cee
: enanie of truth and right, bearing this in) surprised at the tenor of that despatch,
: ; : offer for SALE* or to RENT several valuable FREEHOLD
hour. ns come, justice ‘delayed is Yustice |{0F if anything, out. of the ordivar ES wadecnleied Be heen instruct ie and FARMS in Decnare snd etbes nestaat the ldend ta.anet. eels

of t vern
Civil Lise Bit wary srt "hae alieed Stato, ~ is the rec? gre af the mind. +
’ British Government, should depart from) hour has come, justice delayed is justice : th 1 and LEASEHOL ‘

denied.” ph ~ slag ponte ; = ss giv Wel. wooded and possessing other advantages; and for which good and valid t tles and immediate possession can be

ga seevernel’s salary out of their the obligations contained in those despatch-
Now I hope to see Mr. Gladstone, |time. A great number of che ese 3 = four LOTS being the residue of thisteen Bullding-sta Hate ne ha ig Ce peeeet rey A.

For h this document does
not assume anything like a legal form or ah The rs ape be — vote 7
sinterpretation or migappre’ . p ee A pagel sag mg
some day, P Minister of England, | Act# passed during the last quarter o mercan a
and then | ree will a able Pity century were stan for again and again, | miles from Georgetown where close to 160000 bushels of Produce are annually shipped and nearly all paid for in Cash,

compact, yet cousidering that it eminated ;
+ from. minister of the Crown and Colony | owe, Coney “iat we orivacnte neitors purchase here and ship for Great Britain the United States ke.

would feel a confidence that the grant = ae pores d ledement of the| '® his recollection, or to the recollection | though they should have been complied Amerionne unt Sener oP harta, a. Meating House Post Office, and Tem: ce Society have been established for some
tA +d ot the Colouial Minister these emphatic | with immediately. The Reform Bitl, ps: vith many Grist and Saw and Cloth Mills in the vicinity ; where also any quantity of all kinds lumber can be had
words. the repeal of tho Corn Laws, the Catho-| ei sdatlow mies, Suman Jit is” the only Freehold Property for sale in the place which renders it mostdesirab!e for the

hesoptinnad. : (Mr. Haythorne—- hardship of dur land tenures. A great
: town,
as Menmabeipensontieny Wee. tbe Slave | shave slau of seueeas BLLING | oa te of holding 18000 bushels produce with a double Wharf and site for »
nab

Hear) But they have thought proper ta deal has been said about the way in
Hlon, Mr. Gorpon : The despatch says | Emancipation Bill, were all asked for} A STORK and DWELL 5 Oe :
Lime Kiln, will be sold or } mi pe calling at the office of Messrs. Barn & Sow

cha i
oge fhalewpolioy: 008 .call upon the which the lands of the colony have been
that so long as the present Governor re- | time after time, and yet they were no informati be obtained b
. " Bee z Plans, particulars or any other information can W. Saxcunsox, F. P. Nontox, Twos, ANxox,

fo pay that amount. It is ver ;
toe, they oxy tell us we are the: yo granted away, and J am not disposed to
piers thet. malign over like Ble honor wits ine her tt io-uet the intention of (Mer | mate required when they were ds Charlottetown, Reference can also be had from
Land Surveyors, Campbelton, Lot 4; F. W. Huaurs, Examiner Office, Charlottetown, and to he

poked at Majesty's colonial possessions South Get ite be oviless thee i
& North America which does not pay its| i wn ich i : | Majesty’s Government to withdraw the |than when they were first asked for. town: Jas, BRODERICK,
own Governor, bat the distinction be- ete Neen See end, rain pling a allowance for his salary. Iam glad of|The abolition of the Church rates in po ate ot Orwstl, who is also Agent for the vy ony ona “fra 2 oy ange te celebrated
tween us and the other colonies has been itt an 2 Le Ba he fault of ours, |'!t, for it may be an assurance that he| Ireland is also being agitated and 00/ Yarmouth COOKING STOVE, s “— ie the ~ a o ad - 2 ono reggann ts on Hele pert Jas
already well drawn, They derive vast bat I believe Whe pttecte aes away of the | Will uot be recalled, and the longer he re-| doubt ft will be acceeded to. Now, we| Mclanux, New Perth, Fixtay W. McDonatp, ; recei returned
Pag ao the British Government land of the colony is just a specimen of mains the better, for I think I express | have been looking to the British Govern-| patch. RICHARD J. CLARKE.
ne of which weparticipate. We are the acts of the British Parliament of that | P@blic opinion when I say, that without | ment to do us justice—to assist us in sees
Jess expensive to the parent state than date. It was just the same principle |@*eeption; he is the best Governor we | getting out of the difficulty which their] Orwell Store, Aug. 10, 1864.
any Bec f “ aloey rat en ee as that which alionated the affections of /¢%¢" bad. Iam aware that some of the | own Act has put us into, and sonar . . Fe ei | the + thirteen folonies.” Some of your leading men of Great Britain aro anxious | we will have to make many app jons Per Alhambra,
y any of the other North || oes have suid that the lands were|t® Shake off the Colonies altogether.| before we succeed. A large portion of N assortment of PRAYER BOOKS, consisting
American Colovies would have in asking ranted away to public servants, in satis-| /¢y argue that Britain gains nothing by | the lands of the Colony have been taken A of Velvet, Morocco and Cloth Binding. Very
fs esad ; out of the hands oi the proprietors with- cheap.

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the British Goveanment to coutinue the : them, that they are always wanting,
payment of the Governor's salary. At en miaene whlch de ee aes yw while they are giving nothing to bnild| out the assistance of the British Gov- BE. REILLY.
: y up the Empire. His honorthe President |ernment, but still the question is not ‘Queen Street Book Store, May 6, 1868,

PASTU ARM.
ASTURE, on the above-mentioned farm, ean be
secured for a limited number of cattle, by an earl
application to the subseriber, ‘Terms—payment in of
vance. Cattle to be taken on pasture Ist Jane.
THOMAS POWER.

; St. Dunstan‘’s College Farm,
April 29th, 1863.
Butler's Rosemary ’

A* elegant eee an for on = and he \
possessing, in the higaest degree, t Lar od re-
moving Scurf and Danduff from the Head, and A ardn
gorating qualities, increasing the growth of the 4
W.R. WATSON,

the same time, while I would point. out i

these anaiters and ‘recall them to the | S@#™¢ Ws done with other parts of North
notice of the Imperial Despatches, 1 America. He says: * Towards the
would not adstine a supplicatin mode | close of the reign of Charles IT, Peon had
dint we th tack ed such’ unlimited impor. | 2¥¢ him by the aya the grant of a
tance ts the tot fhavitom, (Mr. immeuse pregion in North America.”
Haythorae ia" T would like ‘to let (MeAulay » Vol. 3, cap. 4.) Jidw. te
them see:that we can live and conduct | *°° that, aller the lapse of a quarter of

idhoutste: iq} century, they were just following out
' ourselves x re son porhape tt woud their old poliey, and we are rers,

only beget some “hew argument on the the = ;
on Célonial’M sto pening | Avdwe flad. that the same dcind.of dis-
ote we ane putes ai complaints had taken place be-

usthat we were deposdent n them,
and to conduct surtaiearwit cond sub- | tweet the: peuple of thoee colonies end)
mission t6 ome future burthens to be the Colonia Office, ag have. been going
ra {by the’ Brhish ‘Gow ernment, | °° between this Island and the Secretary
And though I hope shere never will be| of State, I read not long ago, in o
wanting,on our part,all proper submission | “P40 paper, that a British Ménister
oad to our Sovereign, yet I hope had just returned from Paris, carrying
it will never degenerate into blind sub-| “ith him some copies of Dr. Franklin's
serviency. At the same time, I would |°?respondence. That led mo to turn
like that’ the Legislature would adopt /Ove" the Bapers of Dir. Franklin's diary,
ay | ething re-
chat § Olly wich Would. preserve, specting the feeling which exists tie do

sea at

said we were a small Colony and were | settled. The Land Commission failed
not well used by the Mother Country, and threw us back in nearly the same
but Tam not prepared to go so far, for 1| position as we were before, The fifteen
thinksthe British Government has treated | years purchase Bill afforded a slight re-
us with great favor and lenity in most lief, but few have availed themselves of
instances, and gs to being a small Colony, | the privileges,of it for the price of the
that surely is no reason that we should be | land is considered too high. However,
oppressed. Some countries no greater or | it was a step in the right direction and
more extensive than our own, have ai-|I would vote fur a similar measure
tained » place in Wistory on account of/aga’n. A considerable portion of the
their chivalry aud exploits in arms, I| Estates have beou purchased, but sti!l, -
would instanes Ca ia, which has battled | a few of the proprietors refuse to sell -_— a ae
sticcessfully the whol power of the Turk-| either to the Government or to the ews nieeihtonst

ish Empire. But :this Colony is loyal, a Some of them are obliged, to Sc eir eee more age gee lng City Drug Store, Nov. 23, 1867.
and I feel proud to hear it called the smal- | sell to the tenants under the fifteen year’s | “Into his Establishment, by means of which he

lest, if not the brightest jewel in the Brit-| purchase bill, and I do not say that| Wi'l be able to give the Public a better article, aud NORTH AMERICAN HOTEL.

ish Crown. _ And as the Hon. Mr. Cartier | they should be forced to sell to the Gov- | CHEATER than ever. KENT-STREET, - - - CHARLOTTETOWN
said in the Commons of the Dominion of | erament, but a measure should be passed — a HIS HOTEL, formerly known as the ‘* GLOBE
Canada a few days ago, that though he | to apply tothoseavho will not sell either to Gores and LOUNGES—cheap. HOTEL,” is the largest in the City and centrally
had not a drop of English blood in his | the Government or to the tenants. It is JOHN NEWSON. | situated; it is now opened for the reception of perma-
veins, yet he felt that he spoke the feel-| these who have cut down the forests, who — nent and transient Boarders. The subscriber trusts, 7
ings of the country when he said that| should possess the land. Many of the (RAMSSS SUITS—cheap. ra ye pene sg red ogre and — eed ee

‘+ the determination of the country was to/tenants are dissatisfied, because they JOHN NEWSON, rem te generally, to merit a share of public pa-

sens ba. — aes aS.

Some are

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friendly feeling, and oue which would A i Bri
be alwejasticdianaid reciprocal between the A hich. } is oe TY | remaia British, and as lon ivi i ‘ wz EST 0 vo ways 0
mane Ae - d g as there was | have not the privilege of purchasing the : os : , The B L 1 hand. Good
oa, is Sasa, ghana areca ig a British nation existing, the people of| fee simple of their farms. Some of my|(‘ENTRE, Leal, Kitchen, Toilet, and Dressing stabling ec cmallrn me 1a pdr foo hostler

Colony and the Mother .country.
know it is a time just now when we
have to be constantly vigilant in order
to preserve the great advantage of self-
government which we at present have the
privilege of possessing ; and we would
place ourselves in a better position to
demand that it should de cottinued to us

this country were resolved to remain a | constituents have only forty year leases,| “ SABLES—cheap. JOHN NEWSON. | in attendance.

portion'of it.” These words should be | with a considerable portion of that term :
held in fememberance, and I feel that|expired. They also pay a high rent,| QPLENDID Hardwood-seated CHAIRS—cheap.| Charlottetown, P.E. 1.
Common do.,, at 88. 6d. JOUN NEWSON. Nov. 25, 1863.

they bp hed sy xray * the echo by the | two shillings an acre. It is no wonder,
eople of this Island. am of opinion | therefore, that they are dissatisfied, and
Shy : pwnage GREAT assortmen tof BEDSTEADS—chenp, | UNDER ROYAL PATRONAGE

that the British Government will not ask|that the young men are leaving the! / P .
us to pay the Goveraor’s salary if proper | colony. i want to see this question, l JOHN NEWSON, THE “WAVERLY HOUSE,”
7s King St.----St. John, N. B.

tered away in a similar manner by the
careless indifference of the Colonial
Office, in reference to our land question,
Here is the language of Dr. Franklin,
nearly a century ago; he concludes a
communication to David Harbley, Esq.,
M. P., concerning the treatment of
prisoners of war, with tho: followiug re-

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by shewing somethiag like self-depend- i. representations of the case are made. which has been a standing grievance,
ence. We mast do our’ part, the same mark aod quotation : : and his been agitated ever since I eame| ]2UREAUX, CINQUES and COMMODES THIS HOUSE HAS BEEN PATRONIZED BY
as all othor British Subjects with respect | « In revising what I have written, Ifound} Hoo. Mr. Barnenston: I think there | to the colony, settled. The British Gov- cheap, JOHN NEWSON., W. R..H. THE PRINCE OF WALES,

has been almost too much time spent over | ernment did the wrong in the first place 5) Al
this despatch, and a good deal of what] in granting away the lands of the colony |(VILT MOULDING, LOOKING - GLAssEs |, 2/ Je. 1. earn Fra ALER et
has been said might ‘have been reserved | jg pay what they should have paid them- PLATES, &c,—cheap, JOHN NEWSON., 7 lish Nobility and Genter. be pe poh by The pasondirg

to self-defeuce—we are bound to do our| too much warmth in it, and was about to
towards the defence of this portion | strike out some parts; ret I let them go,
of Her jesty’s Dominions as long as| 8 they will afford you this one reflection:

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we are under the protection of her Flag|‘ !f® man naturally cool, and rendered still | for a discussion which I suppose wil! yet sclves, avd I thiok the least they should : ‘ ; ;
—and therefore we must be ready to ns ~ l Pry Pa BP a take place upon the land tenures, For|do now is to assist us io a this FEATHERS and MATRASSES—in variety. fg npc eelartmaicvr ny ap tag
| shew that we are willing to bear some | 1), 5.4 people in general be exasperated | ™Y part I would feel indigdant at taking | question. If they will not pass a com- JOHN NEWSON. who have joined in pronouncing it
taxation for the purpose of arming and) against us! And why are we making in-|8¢h a step as is now proposed, if the | pulsory measure, they should give vs a| _Javuary 22,1867. ly TUE “FAVORITE HOUSE or THE PROVINCES
te The Proprietor, thankful for past favors, would

inte eb had “9 : sous Ph liberal: grant to enable us to purchase Land For Sale! _ : Bal a Pape owen |
85 when they compel us i ‘ yi i
taxes to support men ‘a England, they Be rare as conte coee coal gn fag he agreed _ oe _ 80 peat ay pigs! tpare no paine Gr sapeune 4d teehee the Hovse still far-
: . : “AND, » Lot 44, eres 0! : ion‘
have aright to give us this small sum to position to make the farm he occupies his | which are cleared, and ma yood pad of cultivation ; has reo rApagac en poh ng rey eee
pay one of their own officers. It appears owa, by paying a fair price for it. ]1|% 800d Dwelling House and Barn; is convenient to Sea ™ & '
y paying P JOHN GUTHRIE, Proprietor.

tome from the despatch read by his honor | trust they will not allow the matter to | @&#ure and Fishing, about one mile cast of St. Margaret's,

from Georgetown, (Mr. McDonald) that drop, but that a strong remonstrance ar tear see well apply to Mr. John MeEach malik nt rth nahh hrm
A : : o Mr. John McEacher,

they are now secking to break thojr own will be sent home from,both brauches'of| merchant, Charlottetown; Mz. ‘James MeDonald, St ALL CURES MADE EASY

written contract, for they agreed to pay |the Legislature, and they shall have my | Peter's Harbor, or to the subscriber on the premises,

the Governor's salary, and they are now support in doing so. DONALD McDONALD. HOLLOW AY’S OINTMENT

defending ourselves: It is well for us| veterate enemies by our barbarity, not only
to consider that it is impossible for us to| of the present inhabitants of a great coun-
evade that, and we should not, in a mean | try, but of their infinitly more numerous

spirit, wish to have our fellow-men in peeneny, ' — Ee a all future ages ——
rea s »,| the name of Englishman as much as the
t Britain taxed to defend us while children in Holland now those of Alva and

we sit here free. That isan unmanl ‘ese
feeling by which I hope we will not rl Spontert.

actuated, and it is my opinion that we| ‘ This,” says Dr. Franklin, “ will cer-
will soon be called upon to put our Colo-| ‘#inly happen unless your conduct is speed-
ny inastate of defence which will no-|i!¥ changed, and the national resentment

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cessitate a large expenditure. Tiao| fills, whore it ought to fall, on your! asking us to pay it out of the funds of the : : Hay River, Lot 41, Peb. 5, 1868, "
_ British Government has been generous | *!™!*-" Odliay, As G Wak Wig old Wy Mel ce - BRITISH PERIODICALS Bad Legs, Ulcerous Sores, Bad Breasts.
| towards ns in sending us Arms and Mi-| Now there is no individual in the colony honor who spoke last, that as long as the oe z att Guerin nd waned. enve et ulcer om 7 the heal
— Sitary Accoutrements, and the time may | who would regret more to see the ties present Governor remained here, it was ‘ ah S |The London Quarterly Review, (Conservative,) ronilly Shue 6 Maas aoe eee Ppa
. come when we will be under the neces-| which bind us to the motker country not the irteution of Her Majesty’s Govern- LS 3 & a g : ©. | the Edinburgh Review (Whig.) ag nt is applied; sound flesh springs up from the bottom
| eity of applying for more ot the muni- loosened, or to see the affections of the | ment tomake any demand for the pay- S : i gu a. 9 | eho Westminster Review (Radical.) the wound, inflammation of the surrounding skin 18 arosted
tions of war. «If s0, I trust they will] colonists alienated from the parent | Ment of his salary, and he hoped he would fe) é a am: 52% |The North British Review (Free Church.) at i. complete and permanent cure quickly follow th’ euse
act in the same generons spirit towards] Siate, and, therofore, it is that I wish to |e allowed to remain here for a long time; 3 Bat 4s 4 pnd : + rere to
: us, and therefore, I hope we will not}see this question settled. For that for my part I feel perfectly satisfied with 4) z oS © + £5 | Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, (Tory.) les, Fistulas, and Tnternal Inflammation
; pans Poa Wheres i fesovating 4/ reason 1 regret that the Colonial Minister | “is condact in goneral, = if “r scke so ns 22. 2 a S § e o gh Magazine, (tory. aie ene woakania come ior at oe
pe nuance of payment of the Gover-| should make such indifferent answers to | * Festriction over some of my friends I do = z = a sah: OD These periodical bl ined "si .
_ nor’s salaty.—that we will not ask them} oy complaints. Ove of: your honors not care how soon he leaves our shores. qé E : 5 4 3 s = B Ey | ot the best weteeli on Semele Googe ee t Soot Lees macnn i ‘Soak hapa A ee pun eo
_ todo more than they would be ox d | spoke of the hardship of people in Britain |! believe those men to whom I allude | ,] an is EB2eS Be ez a, ( ture, and stand unrivalled im the ‘world of letters. ‘They | parts, when all obnoxious matter will be removed. A poul-
injustice todo. I do not sce why this being taxed for special colonial interests, | 2"¢ 48 loyal as any io the Colony; they o) ES Yt Pee i Pic 1 a the scholar and the professional man, | tice of bread and water may sometimes be applied at bed
« Colony should be ealled u n to pay the} and I must agree with that sentiment, | #*¢ English, Trish and Scotch, and they | . ee 7% q 4 fe 3 2 the raed Reopens a) dea toe chen tae pee sas oe we tend "SPT thal whs vost Gil patent eet ne it
_ salary of the Governor, who is an officer|[, iherefore, hopo the address will set | {cel grieved at being prescribed in the way wea é Sree ao & any other source. tender the notion of sush of toate sonneianaitte Whaes rh es
_ of the Crown, and I have some musgiv- | forth is{elear and powertul language, that | they are. . But though the are loyal now.) & ~ & Sea oHA 4] a TERMS FOR 1868: oncern, they will render a service thatwill never be forgot-
ings as to the way this question hes veen | we have no desire to evade what properly if this state of things is continued it eas fe) 4 F s ° a 25 = BO gs Per annum. | cn, as a cure is certain,
| renewed. It may have been brought | belongs to us, providing we have justice |have a bad effect upon their loyalty, B 6 -S3oeos > $ sdb! one te bhi , . s Me Rheumatism, Gout and Neuralgia.
| about by those who are anxiotis tocarry| jong us in the matter of the land tenures, | hope His Excellency’s advisers will not % i ’ ba Be * eae Safir 7 wtee of the Renee C A a we Nothing has the power of redycing inflammationand aub-
| that, to some people, extremely desirable} | contend that this difference between us| allow this to be the case any longer. Ta fx, . be Oy & | For all four of thie Reviews,” - . 12.00 | @uing pain in These complaints in the same degree as
event, Confederation. I wish I could|anq the other colonies, in reference to{he district where I reside a magistrate i g3os 68 & | For Blackwood’s Magazine, = * ES ee eee ee wood
that idea from my mind, but I | 45 payment of the Governor's salary, | i# required, but exception is taken to =) BRS AA = | Por Binekwood and one Review, - 7.00 | Simultaneously they drive all nflammation and
ched the st ¥ ed For Blackwood and any two of the Revi Me 10.00 | from the system, subdue and remove all of the
: have wat @ stratagems )}and ma&liwas made on account of the state of ‘our }@very man that is named on account of | > For Blackwood and three of the Revi “ie " 13,00 | Joints, and leave the sinews and muscles lax uncontract-
ehinations of some who are so extremely | iand tenures. If it had not been for that,| being a sympathizer with the Tenant 5s ~ , | For Blackwood and the four ivieg - 16,00| 4 A cure may always Jbeeffected, even under the worst
} anxious to sell’ our country for almost we would have been called upon to pay League Association. At the very meet- 2 mn a] al Mia." “| vireumstance. if the use of these medicines be persevered in
aoythiog they can getfor it to promote] ot Governor’ at the'saine tithe as the| ings of tho Association there were cheers HE g 0 POSTAGE, Lruptions, Scald Head, Ringworm, and
their selfish interests; and) I.think it is | por colonid# were called upon to pay| given for the Queen and for His Excel-| , = 3 a Oz Subscribers shold prepay by the quarter, at the office of| other Skin Diseases. *
not im that this is a part of! theirs, Tf, instead of, paying those in-|lency, and now those men.are not allowed | Ey i c Py “Mins Teot : Komen The eee lead States. | After fémentation with warm water, the utmost relief and
_ their movements. However, I hope the | Jividuals with the lands aying colony, |'0 be named to. places of trust in the| fy S 33 28 4 snail lions, Por tackngmbore the putes to double, cure can be readily obtained in all complaints affee-
| aiddress to Her Majesty, while it is re-|iney had paid thon with Britiah pola, the |Colony. On that ‘Towoship: they have | A oo 3 &88 “Bag BACK NUMBERS. — elt and Fate’ Bens com cee ne
| 1, will not be drawn in’ too sup : ty gi peome of ‘the greatest grievances to . weg i 3a ‘ . ment and Pills, But it must be remembered that nearly all
y P-| case would have been different ; but hav- gre g eon & : ° Subseribers, by remitting di he Publishers, peaches dernnge-
ting W'toue,. We should, pojnt out|inq deprived’ us of the latid, we Reve|tond with, for they have all to payhigh| Ege Bq 'B 4.0 O% | ovtainvack numbers at the following reduscd mine vise” | Skin dizense niver tnt vaomeed Cotcceeeae hat
| two or three sfrong facts, and I think very good reasons to say'to them ** you|Tenfs and they have short leases, and H° a: - 3 gsogua® aie The North British from January, 1863, to December. 1867, | time is required to pitt ‘the blood, which will he effected by
Se B voget likely to gain our|haye a right to pay the , Govercor’s| that is the reason they joined that associ- a) 3? S ao 3 . bag roid Baa te woh bedeap susp pte April, on a judicious use of t Pils. The general health will readily
; A by sin, Tgp Bate coy Da salary.” His honor from Prince County, | ation. a E : ww Sas 8 "9 SB | the years 1866, 1806 and 1867, at the rate of $1.50 a year Secty'than toteter eke jae vices sree Ae badbers Sanne
; shewing the extreme poverty e (Mr. Lord), referred to the 0} ‘The question of concurrence was the “528 55 oh = | for each or any Review ; also Slackwood for 1864 and 1867¢ : P ‘
i lony. @, should keep. within the} trom without, but there might Fm be thy » m 2.8 * “@ ~ g5 | for $2.60 a year, or the two years together tor $4,00 wuss So hepemery, pene
! bounds of truth and reason, and 1thiok| \cuure from within. aad I A oltas se. mame ee cod eA gg GS J] THE LEONARD SCOTT PUBLISHING ©, | should be al rubbed at Teese these aalniies the Olntmets
there is afair chance of Her Majesty's a. iH ba Broweht en in on. Mr. McDonald, and it passed in B82 8-87 a 12 Walker | neck and on on el bo ge hte Be po)
Ministers reconsidering the determina- ate the Secreta ~~ State b the* effirmasive, > whee FF nz M4 a 3 L. 8. PUB. CO ant blish Syste. New York, | tiands, as salt ia "aoreod tno ‘mont + this course will at "nee
ee Bay opens 0 a7” pte ie; cia ry Poni Palos ARS SL pe ha ar hi fice 82g, FARMERS GupE,- Pld to thie treatment by following Ge prined directions,
Hon. Mr. Harrnorst: : I rise, your |!" colonial history. Before I conclude} Adjourned till four o'clock ‘p.m. * ef ° E 8 | By Henny Stevens, of Edinburgh, and the InteJ.P} Scrofula King’s E ‘dl Swelling of
honors, to second the resdlition ‘which |1.Will read a short extract from a apeech 7 J Zi | Nontox, of Valo College. 2 vols. Royal Octavo, 1600 page| CTU Or Aing’s Evil and Swelling
fas bone propeeed, bol 1 -r90n, cay of Mr Gladstone's, dolivered. during: the APTERNOON SRSSION, _ BE : G | and numerous Engravings, the Glands.
/ that I have Tstoned with defrence to his pg phe ee’ ype lee 7th = Sperm _ Pore Mr. Poo es ct Fascha Lin att Pubs a OL mane Sine dean rye fi eg
honor who has just addressed you—that sh f ‘omes |.a bill to amend the Act for the Incorpo- i eee P= , : and Ointment, as their double action of parifyin
Selwonse Cee as Gok of | Prime Mivister we will have good reason | ration of Charlottetown was again re. - ; ve pattinatte gr bbs Sasa tet sy t obet an: any other range yall suiptolean oF , ere
: ; ach an | expect justice ; he says :— ferred to committee, reported azreed to, par é z a dedicated by permission to ti,’ nature. prom Ae blood wie mie, livery snemalite and bowels
* | dmportant nies of the Tax) «te is hts, ft ix’ mockery to_ ane words |*004 & third time and passed, Se OE ek talented Artist. peo ee es dai tl enon fis
tnless wo oan edetarn them by correspondi On motion of the Hon. Mr. McDonald. x Bs St Eas sm em + bere Fi prs B int i ‘
snbstance. That substance can be suppli £ Princess of Wales, Rimmel’ s, Lilly of the Valley | Bot the Ointment and Pilis should bé used in the following
only hy the unreserved devotion from our | bill to consolidate and amend several! «. 5 i 3 H Jockey Club, Wood Violet, Millefleur onees = .
efforts now, and thie, perhaps the last atago | Acts therein relating to the Saving’s 33 a 8 8 ce Bouquet, Patchouly, oe Bad Logs Chilblaing Fistulas /Skin-dierse®
of the Irish crisis, to remove the scandal | Bank was again referred to committee, “ Ris < og. ‘West End New Mown Hay,Loves Myrtle, | Bad Breasts |Chicgo-font [Gout Sore-nipplee
which has so long weak-| reported agreed to, read a third time| Q) DD) i nti ae fap semen ers ant Tone mene ee — rove J pe be oop Glandular —_[Sore-throat®
‘Wat ea 3 BEin~ | Flowers, Verbens Water, Sachet, Perfumed, | Bites of Mos- ri a Sore-heds
| San was bronsht is bem ihe Hoene 3 : ercentenary Souvenir, Shakespear Golden Scented Locket chotoes and Contracted and |Piles
os = ‘ eat he — .« | Extract of Lime Fuiee and Gi carta tor making the Hair} Sand- Stiff Joints Rheumatism | Uleers
ej of Assembly by Mr. MeLennan to con- a> Bg} | soft and glossy; Rose Leaf Powder, an improvement oil | Coco-ba: hantiasis — [Sealds Yawsl Wounds
and aménd certain Acts therein| 432 . % | Violet Powder; Bloom of Ninion, for the Corplexion, | Sold at the x Hoxsowar, 224
- relating to Summorside.-road wg : =: S35 a nery tthe in| "Napolene Nocatee hin aks Strand, ‘geo ‘emple ia } and by. my lgee
ime. hie | 324 a8 be Mlochn, an tain neous Hair Dye, for giving the Hair voll of tee wing prices 18 1g. 28. Duy 4a. 6 1168
motion of the Hon. Mr. McDonald fo « ‘aaads and dangers» uaturel and permanent shadewithou trouble | 22s., and 238. each Pot.
bill for raising a Revonac was a re a 8 Rim: * *,* There is « considerable saving by taking the larger
fgg ara Fy Rose Water Crackers, anew and am: device | sizes,
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