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“| “ You are youngs#-have health; strength, talent.

MONEE BAGS AND SON, Many meno have begun the warld’ penniless; anty ~|ton tinbeciléis wlio, Under the flimsy plea of * seeing! .
oO eens oe rene > Se _ |sen_to fortune and distincton, Whyshould pot y life,’ were gtoveling id « sewer of mortal filth.
oe upade bis Admetere o'et TOD Sow 2 dy HL wish to-épare mysolt the troubte, © My west ish" "(To be concluded nekt week.)
peo hw 0 ng 3 at a b 119 glleMeticsiveam teathered ; why should I build another.” — : nn rca esas
~~ peecee qdeteo sie Gontutued,) (Picts discussion is idle, “You'kaow' what risk’ ] at an Flour! Herring!

ss emery ae uate ae hav here. I will not. go %way un-
** Out Went the “i ir, Ht Garde, it tibard.ine hal) Sve ras to meet you _.. bas, Sep v4

! Heit) You loved me as you so oftea say you did,’ you
ole ati in Peet silen ’ ’ *.
bd asat iow, Oli nfright end mare a 7. at would not treat me thus.’ Ot

ager ard teaeanen Gawd i ha | ‘Love! that sort of think is'all! ¢ery walt, Inaits
4 Ai WAvtted as wean ad Waaili for Helens Aléen place, but when it stands in the way gf half a mil-

lion of moueys why the ite Muitd abode LAE .
iat the J ‘ L seg wh it. is, you will leave me to my shame
SHE IAP f cm amore fciahtened| tO brave the abger of my fathers—-tlie revengé of
Fay at perry Dogg era beta my--brothers, -aud—my mother. OF od? what a
thy ’ : " 4 =i pe) : bes 6a)
aniigled> with’ Yin: octasional’ bigh. Lis digs i Bart es Him : hie ~~ Fae kas
“? La Pe ig ‘ ‘ a sd ie: a od
Seid aaa enee oe Noe Tee mister hd MayHee| dt L.didabuhd shangbtien mucho yu’ WORAT

min: tes. of eatery ‘bredtbed, Lut waited patieutly
Adaquamerty © , f

w : CEU sritaedt lest on ogp. Teserne. this puvishment.) The ‘seales haye' fallen
sane fapse sei BVP Oh hour; ey from my eyes Dow seo that 1 have thrown my-
Yninly sthadenges: Alken. agiia® +7 AYA. pansed—- vase

bilby selffaway upén @ man Who cares uothing for me,
ope Bo Way “pgm on the pant, of young) whoecannot sce the value of such a sacrifice, (Ph

oleae ee Wight ive’ Waltad till he was iy/t@*b@lray. | T have” hoard thas’ the nerpey , Jove
his grawe
This. ealiloge! was nerd in & tremulous voice, Pa vo0) is creeping, through my.) vem . —
occasionally interrupted wish sobs... MrrMosey bags,

édward, think again, before it be too late.” :

2 : ‘Hush ! consider wheteiwe are: Don't get ap a
powers ee bat, fg Fate a a—a police| #eme here in publi¢, for, Heavep's suke.’

is alarmed,, istening. at ihe keyhole, and whep| “4 scene! what do yourmean. Can I be as cold-
Tee aie Wil hs i anyetsty aon to- sthwpilouded aS yoR ate TA svend!) Ah ! there will be
1 salt avo.a public audience with the Bon bA and/icenes yet, sugh as I dare pot. contemplate.); Navy,
the ,papegs rill be. Toll of @ Cate, ;ob ' Shorking|HAward, lyt me ask you ouce noneerit. shall ibe thie
Depravity.’ Very respectable, really !

in a d—d scrape! So: nee 35 | Hot bo Fh “at
wareh Thyouray itis tene ; but he will gives erough to begin

-did--net-come-dowa oa my head

should peeo Bard Ae Ae Tbee ew ce the world with, ada wliat need we’ feidr, Oh? do
coroner's inquest—howlphaaladothey would have/npt Gut’ Ine 'wway" s5°ahame’ Aud misery—to, shame
been—thought me q second Sawson--pujod the old = than death? :
warehouse N clh-oe niy’ hent-eapttal.” | Hdward.- 1 am the suttor now, not yon + and i sue

By thiwtiine soutiy Moneybaxs hnd-recoverodihiaf*—for wht ? For the falfiilment of a promise se
consis “Hem songht his: mutch-box, Strack afefiem made unsolicived. ‘There is no time fir dally-
light, antl, pulling out bjs gigat-ease, coally com, ing? ee, expected you would have eome to-night.pre-
mapecd: blowing aploude so os . pared to act, J teld you what Lexpected; but: yow

bewas half.afraid ke wonld: commence-nan invosti-)s¢em inclived todo nothing but leavesne to my'fate.”
gation’ among the tea-chests, so [crouched down), The man rove to his feet, ‘ : olbce
dehifid ‘some tfi bnit nbt beeh ovdrturied, Those i Phere’ ts “no ee continuing Alii Ajroussion.
that had falley. formed ,a sort ot, barricade bewween You hud hotter go Lowa; you, willbe misaed,iaed

Well, bam#!sst time; will you be hoyeneable.and act tike! al:
It was adigood. job thé avbole | "aa ?, : You know st yointher is riek—not vo Heh nel,

cannot endure dhe thoaght,|”

Fiddle-de-dee? if you were @ man, you ; ou would do, itsclf by ‘a base abapdonment.of. reason.’ Drunkoa-|.

ness, profanity, thinly-disguised lndesency, blarphe-
t

my—such were thé falents displayed by those, wan-

iy F Subseriber has on hand, and will sell CHEAP
FOR GASH, at. his store, corner cf Prine and
Grafton Streets, ; i
ROO BBLS: BLOUP |!
Warranted us good as anyon the Ivland, is
: 150 bbls time. kLerring.
* Call and jy yeurselves,) ,
FF CON SIREN OT OFTEN rss QuuRiE:
Charlottetown Feb. ¢ 1867. wi a sated
FLOUR, T&A, SUGAR, MOLASSES,
GIN, AND - RUM, &U,, &°.
TS SUBS CAU DER HASIIN STOLE AND FOR

AT Mon ewls deoenln site ua bos cruel 5

fy itis, Belen Por Rigp SGA .

“95 Pune, Bright Retdjlipg MOLASSES ;
hier A4 tan ete & Raa

“86 Pans. Dome
“© 150 Chest®’ Siperior Conga TEA }
25 Ihds. Holland GIN; :
500 Bbis. Superior Extra FLOUR; *

80 Boxes Liverpool SOAP ; i?
» 140 Bundles White Cotton WARP; ©. se sarns
Hilé, andQty. CAsKe Pale BRANDY; 9) fr.

Hhds, Port and Sherry WINE. , tot
a ikl haart) secisalel ovbee ba NDLMLaL Xa
Charlottetown, 27th Beb., 1867. 18."

ceceaaaacasit —— py corse
7 ‘nd Sitbscriber.-; Cheap for Cash,or appromed:)
eredit-—* ' rid
. A bbls, No. 1 HERRING, bie
Ae a 4 pall
400° || TAKE,
20 qtls. CODFISI, . ; ;
100 gulls. ONL,
_ JAS. IRVING,
» Chorry Vahoy,! Beb..20, 186755 iit
paar x go ORT =
Flour!! Flour!!
HE Subscriber difers for Sale, cheap for Cash.
NEW BRICK RTORE. tah santien
GREAT GEORGE STREET,
adjoining the residénee of Krordkd Hudrrz, Esq., and
mea the south froat of the Gelonial Building,
200 bivig, extra State FLOUR, . +. '

usz'I could.see him sealed ona chair, putfieg Lisjthea——>.. - od mm tht e4 erie)
cigar, bolitoquiaing + oe ‘No, Edward, T will never return to tliat bonis!
‘By Jgve, though; only thivk if one of hose d—A/tatil you haver given snd’ yougl soleina pzomise to)
thibks tad come dows on a fellow’s head! ie puke me your wit : within oge mogins! me |
escape Jannat confess. Weil, Luaresayd deserved * Iinpoesitte! Come anays Wa qotcingdace,’
no better fate. “Lhisought ‘(o' bea warning tome.) | * Hoo,lata for me.» Youcédn gos I dutve nowhere
Vil take it'as such, and be a ee hoy forthe futire: fo gor’ tad on on ‘
Curd (RS Hold T way! "AV hat cod have Dever done| .. * Htayen't yous hamp, foglish gulf. va ;
witht? aad what good, has.it-eyercdque me? All{ ‘No Lome for me-nny loagar, but,-a hell where J
squandered:away- opon'a set Ofreps. What could )saffer every torment.of the damned. Go, Edward;
I havetbeen thinking of 9" > ° “ * fyoushad better goer Toshell never troutte you agai?
Thus the hours passed away in pyiling aad} ‘Well, T really must go. Ihave av appointuent,
soliloguishng, till the clack struck Ava...» » pSud if you won't come aloug, why, I must leave you
‘Five o'clock !’ he said. ‘Well, I think it jg}iitre, which Iam loath to do.’
abot Uine'T inadéla' moves Loath to leave me here? Is it worse'to leave
ile then got oo cautiously let hinthelf ont. ini¢ Tiere than to-leave me to thé,shanie abd scorn of
After Waiting about half, Sp
example. Next “day I “seht’@' message. fo” Mr.
Barion, wequestigg that ke.would meet we at Paladin’) go! i
Cofledshowee in the evening. aioe Wg t Well, if T must, I must + 80 good night, Henny.’
Before: I relatedoto: hin: what’ EQuid! seen, Saying this, the gentleman coolly. walked away,
informed me Ut the grea fallein'lea, essing his|l@nving the lady motionless on the seat. In a

astovishtient at so unusual af accident. ~ Hagen yepty|miriite or two she rained her head to see if he wete
inqdied what was the state of Things at ine of |redbly: gone. e:. cs ae wad
my Sisit to the. warehouse, of? yf Cold-hearted villain! Cursed fool,.I to believe

when' Ll walk into’ the daylight

Oh, villain) go!

Wiwit. told him. of the,scene thst had taken|him!’ heed pov Oe aa
placa at, young Aoneybag’s visit, ho laughed, im- My iudignation was roused. I followed in the
moderately. a ts | ;' .» jfootateps of the recreant wretch to see if I could fe-

‘[ahope it will have the offect of reformisg him, jeogaize his Under the full glare of a gas-lap I
said He, ‘His herves ure plitken by dissipation, wyidieaw his (nee ceca’ :
are not over strody's‘and’ I have ‘nd ddpbt tis} ‘Tt was that of young Moneybags.
acoith is shaken tiem “still tioré, for he bas aot! Upon makiag-this discovery turned slowly back
been,.at business toxdéy.,, The old man is in,'9)f0 the seat where he lind left the Mdy kifhg, and J
drenitad way, in consequence of losing the key:\oi|geated myself at the opposite ‘| ae os
Liles immtnqhets.fne i bolleexe ai sna’ «Sede She eat dnmyoved, |My proximity seemed to make
Acday! oretwocaterward DP received) ‘wnother/ro impression npon her, , boa
summons from old, Moaeybags, who, thinking that|/*1 could sympathize with her feelings at that
the deprodator, waa getting impatient. f did not|/?6 did cffor would avail; bat still Cea the
consider it. adyisable, to, ipform, him of; what I thenjaeat, as much ta-protect her fromt ull as anything.
knew, a@ 1 was.desirous of learoing a little more of}- Thus we sat, for nearly half ap hour when she
youdg Moneybags’ pursuits.:* lwathsfied bim, hows)attereil a yo Sha groan, ng aye w con nN
ever;tby telling "him that Eothought I was on-theliiidder. iltingjup het peal si a ho the
track* of ‘he thief, Set that to succeed be ak Ait gh time’to Je aware of my proximity. Straining
ie pl et, ua, Aivalge_¢apeipg. fhe eck forward Yo ext a Seurer view of my face
“presetit. ’

ui) Je She exclatmeds—

‘Do. gouknow, Mr. Barkgr,’-he nid,‘ Iebavelost), ¢ Rdward !’ oe 4
the key Of myaronitafo. /Whatishalk£do?: This}. Iss not Edward,’ I replied,
is very*wurtcowatable; very inysteriéuss What had} «Ah, uo, I forgot ;+he’s gone.
ZX bestitoe?® fd toons! & ee Arg ion! Fae ads rae

‘I think, sir, you had batt hayo, your iron safe) “*’$hall I call him bik? ;
removed” (0 a badk, “D6 Att ‘colisider the) +.No; let-himgo. 1 have done with Aim: forever,
Chemical Bank sale enough, for you, sir? } pis and with everybody. Oh, my poor heart, how it’

‘I mugt cepsider what gow say. (Ob, this loss/Hurus !

Alvine!’

will bevthe death of met! 195 br oie gy : ats
: tt look jg. her face. Suspicion flashed acress my
mor wiee ming thal she hkd’ peetmbly.tekemapeicon, - The
Tt wat®#innier’ times” °Th the Wvdning E grglied shudder was 'repeated:again and agai, intermingled
up Brond way, aa: into the Park. in passfog one of] with groatis.* % —_ ee

the.seata ervpd it wes opcupi Awe pers ‘ Are-you stil; madem?’ ~I asked. spond

male a OPMIG i geh odd Gar dee REY ‘Past heute. Ohy if EF could bates my poor
The woman appeared to be making a very strommap4] Woadher.¢ Osta
peal to heeedmpanian'eoling. 1 do notcommonly| “Where does she live? Shall I° call assistance
play the eavesdropper, but here was something Watt ia doctor.” . ie Kok
‘instinetively rye ry, copits hi ae ‘Nothing. ““T Waut nothidg More ia, this world boy
eed a scoue in tr “was boing enteted! s, die in peacey God, forgive me, I’ve ‘been very
sould tent wocke wht ru Fede te ie Ua ser sre at
‘oul nm 0 eg seen. 7. atortug nee ne Th Pach
OPTRA hae, “eabster the whan@ you will bring gy 1 oe mak Reselew by a heamomeaty Fock
Upon me—on me, who have sacrificed everything for Rita f faa:

enough tfhife had hie | Yo. erate * md 6 digcdvét| moment." I “kvew full well that no consolation I] -
‘ e

er

' Gursé¢ him for a
pte * «

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‘pit ; pnpr.’ a fae Eh, oh da io dol Bh gal 7% wish sete an ae se
er oe hay) ba) eh, eg ta oe moet 10,730 A, stsekubee dee omen B dying. aT? same TERMS 'Y a) R07: ‘ suffering child and the relief that will be sure—yos, absolutely
nt beg too iy deste Jou f it 2 : Phe. hastened nwayyand iniacfew misotes) « sr at ‘i ‘i a per annun. jsure-+to follow the use of this medicine, if timely used, Full
do? Al our W iinaeya f aftend t ee d rétined with what-1 vequired, weeompadidd by a! Bor any Srv Of Phe Reviews ore cco tia) m8. @4e00/diredtions for using will accompany each bottle. None
who a Aben. leave all A ¥oto chneities, and ooiiple of policemen. bogs dine ade f to He tie evtene _ etree Orne bigs fenuine unless the were wat CURTIS & PERKINS, New
: ‘ t tere} ~ estitic. GG ieiFe Bees Laide Sls ‘orany tl PANE YIOWB, 2 4.80 i girs® > +00) York, is on the outside wra ee
pir ton deadhgengrer tert : es vee ig pypley how on ge lady featly ag pia Wee wiboge, b av ah ‘we . “he - wes Sold by Arageivts Coongitat the world,
ee oe erat : ‘ stretcher, aad ) t.outat dhe gate where we found) Por BMlackwood's Magaziné, - * : 4,00 Principal Oitice, No. 48 Dey S$ , ’
‘Bat Bdward, avider ftiy fe tiy—my ‘fathor— eat Purttbg. Ve Se f ae drove to the City For Blackwood ahd pa Review, - - - 7.00 3 Price. cate 85 fi ft Set ae
my bré lett ‘a ated ; tn ge FReo tssdnitairael erode 20! imeyh Fer Beeckwves and Rf aa wth :/ ppt Oct. 6. 1866. lv
et ad. ie. r ; ; " lat ye he rea. ant” * ekwood anc vie - Deitbidag rye sy vy ~ ;
tho ¢ vase yl ant t nner i SOUT ANG Here she received every_attontion.. “The stomach! por tsjackwood and the four Reviews, - ~~ «1500, KENT STREBT CLOTHING STORE
it rites omen we Bien Suapey InAtaRy aif Pump was supplied, It them becameeyident that she ‘ oye MO PVE subscriber has just rocgived. and) offersforsa le on
ther’s suspicions are : had taken l4udanum. POSTAGE, ° r reasonable terms, the following goods :—

‘Can’ % forwwiile? Go inthe ceun- 4! wleé
aca’ till apucde drips Seed.r0qe y osshi éThere wag np vlue on her persoa by which we

“B u You kgow should Ret-be ahi‘ d discover who she was; consequently it waa
low PT tas, 'nlans sgn then Fat ee ae TT enibte to comaeeiare HENS aad,“ Ta
pe whoever it may be, why of course the truth per sine of uaconse USipssiit was nseless fo question
will beogmn Wee ventne then what difference will it oe As i iSinal tae’ voi od A. Lf | we ay

nade . | ~theret of no avail, Ospitat 5° Oe

rani lg ee by this tragio fenture in thes:

*

heybags’ cise. I

i just the dame,’ «oy 4 ’
a ona ot, et end -t ’t-know}#trolled listlessly down Broadway, and dro diate!
, a 2 thing) certain notorions;honee in Street, thi a
ere, J we Sone. Pave: artigo agpedl might find sotuethte to divert the pide 4

7 You Woeee 4 Wnhotne ant gloomy thoughts, ait perhaps Pounce upon, 4 : a8 of

‘Theveis I have ofteatold you.” myblack sheep. dana dd C

3 hag fe vy hora epaii, eeyoa vill The room was nearly filled with ‘the feokléss and
te Fn poet os‘ _|diggolute of both sexes. Wishiag to avoid Observa-

‘Th axe no. honor—no feeling! ~ Were I)tion, I quietly seated mysell in atornor, f¥din whenee
a man, sacrifice every ~ prospect of gaia to/anobserved, I could see what wi
sustain ‘exworaw’s reputation. You know when a

that is lost, all is lost for her.’

MPR ett
woteiioltad * lie ue ont Av8 Cie “fom vite

[hal 1 (ga

vith his Msual stack, pd LQUORSs& GROCERIES, |!

oury I followed his|thée world? No, here no. one. will harm me; but),

» FPA well ab the darkticks permitted I ondeavored|

»{ A us, inthe dame style as. herotofo

“ae in “ Siporfiog State P140UL,
“\' Die... CRACKERS. ee

4 hhds, Porto Rice SUGAR,

ony “pate MGLASSES,

$0 chy {8 aid halt-chests Congou TEA,

MARTIN OBALLORAN, — |}
_Charlotwiowan, February fra, (G07. ex isl lm

*- West india House.
U' Great George ‘Streot:

roe ae ,
4 C4. Sirong Derarara SPIRITS
"rhs. Holland GLN, ” ‘
* Casks Port aid sherry Wine,
Casks Hennessey’s Dark & Pale BRANDY,
Cask# Scotch Whiskey (Prime)

60 Dox. Edinburgh ALE, 6 Cases CHAMPAGNE,
40: + Blood's x x x Porter, 4 ius
; Cases CLARETY
40 boxes RAISINS, 8 Bolsa CURRANTS, — jy
254 do RAISINS, Bags RICE,
99 do FIGS, Bags PEPPER,
Chést# #upertor’ THA, a
Bhis Crushed SUGAR, Casks Washng SODA,
-Hhds and Bbls, P. R, Iihds and Bbis P. R.
MOLASSES, SUGAR,
6 Bbls Kerosene OIL, 6 Bbls, Red ONIONS,
20 Dez. Am. BROOMS, "20 Dos. Am. BUCKETS,
A‘latge stock of. Spices, Pickles, Fruit, &e., &e., suitable
(OF NE WOMNON ios j
'THé above atflétel’hre Of the very. best. description, and
will be soll clidap f2Cagh. ° a all as
anrad ' LEMUEL McKAY.

Charlottetown, ‘Deo 17, 1865,
-. CHARLES QUIRE,
: (MANUFACTURER OF" 00°"
SQUARE ROD;
*GENT'S BRIGHT

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QuEENy sTmser,

rae tanto Re ORE
BRITISH PERIODICALS.

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CT emumeeinil

e Quarter] yyRe {pint (Onneceyatine,) « a
Tho WinBireh Review, Wir 1 wt
e Wes ster Review, .(Nadica
The North British view, a ree Church.)
‘ cere ee
Black wood's Edinburgh Magazine, (Tory.)
MpPanen foreign: periadicals gre regularly republished by
re, “Those who know
thom and, who’ havedong sabseribed to them, need ‘no re-

so liberally extended to him since his residence in Charlottes |W4y’s cooling Oint:ent and purifying Pills,
town, ari hones the same may be cate towards him

pervision,

TT. Sib&eriber offers for:Salo, ‘at his Store, the fol*| :

e Casks Trish WIITSKEY. Ta.the form of answers to 2,000 questions on avery conceiv-|q | ny . . ~ 8 :
able subject, and. is written in language so plan as to be un- Sore Thr vats, Diptheria, Quinsey > Mumps

, {aerstood |
for the profession of school-teaching, as well ad for any cem-

Vor sale by *

G 00 D.S MO Ku NG TOBACCO 'y failed, in a single instance, to effect a cure, when timely used.

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_FINE: CHANCE FOR. SPECULATORS

... sENTERPRISING. MEN]

TIVHE unctsigned ans been instructed bythe OWners to offer for SALE, or to RENT, severa. valuable FREEAOLD
i LEASEHOLD PROPERTIBS, and FARMS, in Bectast and otherparts of the Island, in good cultivation,
we woods , and possessing othep.advantages; and for which good and valid titles, and immediate possession can be
given : :

“Also, four LOTS, being the Yésiduo of thirteen Building Lota, (the other nine having beon sold the present Abasob in)
that most advantagoousmeércantile situation known as * SUMMER ILL,” adjoining MONTAGUE BRLDGE, ten

Huiles from Georgetown where close “to 150,009 bushels of Produce ate annually shipped, and nearly all paid or in, ash,

Americans and other speoulatoripurehase here aud ship for Great Britain, the United States, &c.
A number. of Stores, Wharts, a Meoting, House, Post Oilice, gud ‘Tempéraace Society have been establivhed for some
ime} with Many Grist aid Saw and Cloth Mills in the vicinity; where also auy quantity of all kinds lumber can’ be had
n trade atlow rates, “Stewie Hittis’ the oaly #veeho/d Property for sale in the place which.renders it most desirable for the
above-olnss of artinans now so madh wanted in chis ri me tow. 4 :
A STORE and DWELLING dn ity capable of holding 16,000 bushels produde; with a double Wharf and site for a
Lime Kjln, will Be sold or leased on reasonable ternys: HN oapod secsils we : yee
Pians, particulars or any other information can be obtained by cailing.at the office of Messrs, Batt’ & Sox,
Lithd Surveyors, Charlottetown. Reference canalso be had fro:a W. Saspugson, F, B. Norrow, Taos, ANNRaR,
Geovgerowns Jas.’ BROpKRICK, Campbelton, Lot4; FW. Hucuns, Beaminer Odivey Charlottetown, and to the
subsoniler at Orwell; who is also Agent for the sale of Distiasay es Mowing: Mach ime, the celebrated
Yarmouth COOKING STOVE, and also for the Fulling Mills‘of Messrs, Boouke, Mill View, the Honble. Jas,
McLanuy, New. Perth, dmcay W. McDonavn, Pinette; where’ CLOTH is recefved qnd returned with des-

patel, ' 7 » : py . : ‘
c ‘Oe i hare ot 10, 1864 ; + = CHARD JT. CLARKE. ox
acfewell Btore, Aug.10, 1 " Ce .

CHARLOITETOWN MUTUAL ALL CURES MADE EASY
"oP Li INSURANCE COMPANY. ny sae ye
, sBOARD, OF. DIRECTORS t : HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.

Bad Legs, Ulocrous Sores, Bad Breasts,
and. Old Wounds, }

No. desertion of wound, sore’or wicer can Tesist the hea
ing propertics of this; excellént Ointment. The worst case
toadily assume a healthy appearance whenever: thie medical:
avntis applied; sound flesh springs up trom the bottom ef
the wound, irifammation of the surrounding skin is are. ated
ond a complete aud permanent cure quickly follow the use
of the ointment, 4 :

Winntam Browy, Ksa., President,
Hor. George Coles, Thos. W. Dodd, Esq.,
ape (ieorge Beer, oo Mr, Willian Doda)
H. J. Calbeck, Bsq.,..,.... Mr. Thomas Essery,
‘My. Artenias Lord, Haore,
Owen Cénnolly, Esq. * J.D. Mason, ‘
Mark Buteher, Esq. Mr, William Weeks,
t neil Risks taken Daily.
Office hours from 10.4, m. to 4 p.m. eee
" ,, HL. PALMER, Seoretary. :
Mutual Fire {nditrance Office, Kert St., } i
y

My, Bertram

eeore a essen 7. Piles, Fistulas, and Interdal Inflammation
8 kO Faw Theee disreasing and weakening disoases may with ces. .

eR we i... a stainty be cured by the suiferery themselves, if they will use
R.W. GO. SUTILERLAND has removed fromhis late |//ollaway’s Oinunout, and closely attend to the primted in- ,
L residence orf Quech Street, structions. Itehould be well tubbed upon the neighboring ©

i OR) the Gorter of ®reat George & Kent Streets parts, when all obnoxious matter will be removed, A poul-
and would respectfully inform his frieads and customers,
‘{thaty by late arrivals of direct importations from EUROPE,
he has greatly, added. to his

tice of bread and waier inay sometimes: be applied at bed
time with advantage; the most scrupulous cleanliness musy
be observed. If those who read this paragraph will bring it
. under the notice oc auch of their acquaintances whom it ma:
concern, they will render a service thatwill never be forgot’
ch, #8 @ cure is certain,

wt bARGE: STOcK

—-OF 8
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY > :
‘oad TOILET ARTIOLES in vanity. Rheumatism, Gout and Neuralgia,
A130 Nothing has the power of reducing inflammation and sub

: DR! SUTHERL AND, jelurms thanks fat the patrinage puing pain in these complaints in the same git ale ee

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Advice to the Poor G:F.
Charlottetown, May 16,
“TEx JANE, from Halifax, NW. 8.

Puncheons MOLASSES,

Lruptions, Scald Mead, Ringworm, and
= other Skin, Diseases.

Aller tomeiitation with warm water, the utmost relief and
speediest cure can be readily obtained in all complaints affee-
jting the skin and joints, y the simultaneous use of the Oint-
jment and Pills. Butit must bo remembered that nearly all
ml : bey iskin disoases‘indicate the depravity of the blood and derange
harlottetown, September 101866. __-! hment of thestivor and stomach, Consequently, in many casos,
Pe terson’s Warniliar Science (ams required. to purily the blood, which will be effected by

‘ . : ja judicious usa of the Pills, The genorel health! will readily
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Scrofula or King’s Evil and Swelling of
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