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LITERATURE.

} LOLOL Ol

EDITOR READS THE
PAPER.

i i ir remains like the remains of somvan- | include the Vandyke Room or B
j K eut of an urn in which they | the Zacharelli-room or Queens State Draw-
« i ‘ j sited two thousand years age ing-room and the Council Chamber {which
4 , - + woe —_" was used as the bedroom of the Emperoi
~ i t, Port George, March 20th, (871. | and Empress of the French.) The Audience
S ’ Miss C. Gates & ¢ Gentlemen.—-1 | Chamber and the Presence Chamber will
1 pleasurein sending you this testi | be reserved for the use of the Emperor's
the agement of yourselves | suite, and apartments for the latter will
In Apt 1870 mv wilé wae m Castle Keep Phe State apartments are now
; and both shoulders. Wo en he Emperor of Russia will remain closed
' hint eiidiatns tn oo ‘ till after the Imperlal visit to the Queen.
Ito obtain medicine t give ts vs ™
i but was never able to get any that ga In the House of Lords the Marquis of Salis-
lief until L got some . bury sitd the next harvest in India prot i
* ae but effected a pé against f vioubte nyil
_ { wife 1 Transpiantingin the Night —-A gentleman,
pit el avs wu Western Ruralist, lo
ered n | ascert the ellects of transplanting at night
I it was twelve months old, and | instead of lay, vile an ex] I t with the
e w ly fifteen Ibs., being but a little | following results. He trans) mn cherry
A ing skeleion. We gave it one | trees whil i bloom, comm iz al four
: g I rsand two bi tles of your | o'clock in th flernoon. Thos insplanted
\ No. ! racted hkeavharm, quiets | during the daylight shed tl biossor
is wh sy We it ¥ a; planted inthe dark maintained their condi-
~ hy ebild, and has beea so but with one} tion full i 1 the same with ten dwarf
Q reption. Whenit was taken with cholera} trees afier the frdit was onesthird grown
ipperantiy i * worst form, pasting litle | Thos insplanted daring the day shed th
: se than } we got half bottle of | fruit; these transplanted dur !
""| your Certain Check, wh nade ert perfected their crop, and showed no injur
el and the $ now perfect iithy. | from t g With each of
| Alvo my daughter was very much afflicted | the f I [ th
j voit © sick headac} nd ale weakness, } roots The i for;
’ ,| whch had she g f ust have ter-| and if a few a
minated ir msun A few ttles of} like result it t te
: an r No. 2 Bitte nd No. 1 Syrup effected rt s! lo 5 k at
i ‘hea | a complete cure night.
Sworn to before m: . ‘Sth by a “en A Narcow Escape.—One of the mos .
Nee wehek beth! te SR hae lt bao t. va ‘ ~~ a during the Reign of
al a ee Fp error in Parie. 4 Was. sent to execution
5 should A BUSINESS RULF with twenty othee prisoners; but afer the
. ash fy me | fifteenth head bad fallen, the guillotine got
c . | BY § RUSINESS MAN, , out of order, and a workman was sent for,
thie slight réli-fid déaied | i A rule of business we advise, to repairit. The six remaining victims were
EY i gel gh, Sound, sensible, and truly wise len. standing in front of the machine with
: ““* + 'Tis simply this, no more nor leas— ; their bands tied behind them. A French
i cheerfa tttack a neetie in 4) Make known your business through the prese, | crowd is very curious, and the people kept |
uralyz i, Yes, advertise, and never grudge it, ' pressing forward to sea the men arranging
he gr . y | And sweli thereby your golden budget ; | the guillotine By degrees M. de Chateau-
cif cnoia | & dollar spent in Printers’ iak |crun, who was to rear of his companions,
* ; teturns ten-fold, we surely think | found himself in tne front line of the specta-
‘ ret s. «# be) Yea, advertise, and rise to famo, tors, then in the second, and finally well
fo all the world your wares prociain behind those who had come to see his head
; Never get -‘ light,” and advertis: lotine in working order night began to fall,
: : eel cbienginenente and M de Chateaubrun slipped away. When
s! 7. Foar professional gamblers of Omaha ree in (he Champs Elysees he told a man thata
vay cently killed four days’ time iu a continu. | wag had tied his hands and ‘robbed him of
, | ous game of “draw.” During the time one his hat, and this simple individual cut him
ee ieee 4 cs of the party won $11,000 and then jumped free. A few days later M. de Chateaubrun
; Ps vugiag + od the disconsglate crowd of three.

|; be ween

ne

AM

ssouri paper is responsible for the fol- |
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With one hand pressed on her throbping
on
wl it when

you are away there seems to be a barrier

ata foolish, dariing, t
me and all that is bright and love-
ly. The sun does not shine half so bright;
the moon is but a white spot in the sky, and
the stars

with me,

down .when you are

ord of my lif d heart

* Was it for this? was it for this? moaned
the unhappy wif

‘ Fortune speed the day when we may be

inited in those indissoluble bands that ar
sacred in tl yes of heaven and eart!
Ww! 4 ner D sh § sider
t his ws : to me a I 3 a8 |
W i are they x Wii ‘ i
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fa : 1 3 aT Ww 1 8
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sand S$ ar
WW In no m inidestin
i trem! each others embrace—
| key tremble if [had vou in any
i ’ de :
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i your arms t Ps essul
rbout me—
lu ry
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i g ¥ st ths fooirsh }
+ in A .~
and she most as miserable ¥ as when
she fait tt she wasa wronged and 1
i lpi
4 Bisnop on Creuatron —That eminent
pre the Bisho; Mauchester, in Eng-|
land, has declared himself in favor of crema- {
tion. At th onsecration of a burial ground |
at Bolton, he said that it had been proposed |
yy an eminent Lon ‘on physiciaa, that, in-}

f burying our bodies ia the ground— |;

ctice which was said to eatail sanitary |

thief and a great loss of valuable land— |
we shoul} burn dead bodies; and it was }
now 4a question of the cremation of bodies in- ;
shudder at tt a burning the dead, and
i { , i

is. aud in

@ t mie perl a ba-

‘ j i d

’ had
ay j ning

‘ ~

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3 cr . ad
+ ' i hic
‘ NDS
ie

ary ff les which had

I ng, tuanit would
seaupa b from dust and from

} . es which had passed into

st ms? The omnipotence
feod ’ ot limited i He w i raise

id whether He has to rais hodies

vards, or Whether he has to

| ance.’

MISCELLANEOUS.

Ver $] po au
ment to Byron
The second and third v M
Froude’s ** Hist ffreland” h t ay
peared in Lou
G B \
h anne } 8 i i
now |
has bee Along Line bu i
nth re
He retea - eT
»ve' da
! red | i
e¢ m "i j ! vill
t
1c Ss i -y in !
pe yest eag < t {
Warwicks " i
to tl I
rhe Alaska fur trade is not {
for the { th te Ss ™ ‘ Su i (;
ment receives $268,000 cilrect Phe skins ¢
the seals are taken to London, cured
| broughtto the United States, and the duties

| paid amount to $200,000 more,
A monster gun {s to be constructed at the
Woolwich arsenal in England. It will weigh
| eighty-one tons, and be sixty inches in dia-
;meter, Thegreat coil for this new canon
welded early in May by the great steam ham-
mer of the arsenal.
| A Yokohama letter of March 26th says the
} French Steamship Company's steamer Nile.
} en the 20th became disabled and was blown
} ashore on the coast of Jeddo. It is believed
she had 150 persons on board, of Whom only
| four are known to be saved. Vessela com-
plete loss.

There are 38 persons to a square mile in
the British empire; 260 in the United King-
dom; 201 in India, and 41 in the colon-
ies. In some parts of India the density of
population more than equals that of Eng-
land Phe Queen rales « r 234,762,593
souls; her peu} dwell 441,142,651 oO
and the area e lands they in i
les 7 »440 5 ?

Eng , rN r
wonderous “ mil se } have ¢

ve . ( real \ - '
not to sy s ite t ‘
recovered her former elasticity of spirit ant
at the Windsor review, as on one orto other
recent occasions, Was smiling and bowing
in the most affable manner. Some savt
this cuarge has been occasioned by the
Duchess of Edinburgh. who, besides b
bright and lively. has no fear of
-iaWw
present se Ws n, including « { i i and,
‘ inpot be reckoned sh of 1.500.000 tons
ind it may possibly reach 2,000,000 tons
Of this amount probably 200,000 have beer
sold or bargained for $3 per
total of near 600, This } t
to owners. If the rest of the , ss
ized from Maines ice product w ve
this product to a market will require ail
of no less that 000 yes s l
away the produ of the Ken v
quire ove essels, ot
Neary tie seis ada ro !
tie ty navigation to 1 oses

Foreign »%k for W I ] )
i » pray ‘ to
ible wea C - i Ss |
sent ita LS } ve fais next ¥ il
see a vood harvest. We have as yevno cs-
timates as te the breadth of wheat, dc..
planted, and although it would doubt'ess |
that sear l ~
Phe Pes i i revi |

i i i S
wheat exporting nt $ ai ilso

led to, notably Australia, w sid
Engiat this s 1 a
6,450.0 WIS ee F 2

4 retired phys S
¢ saedcn sid nl
gains runkeness, we never hear a w
azainst its ter evil, gluttony’ 1 think I
( ,ac + htrnt that in } , nt
t aie amo
f i or wl ) s
from teo much a ich food
caer i } t ) j re ta “
yet we a iety fi } |
the growing vice. A man eats unti

down and expires with apoplexy
road side, wh he l
a jury of twelve good men and true, who
pronounce a verdict, *‘ Died from intemper-
So he did, but what kind of intem-
perance was it? [I have heard more than
one minister In the pulpit expatiate with
great vebemence against the sin of drunk-
enness, whose very appearance was proof
positive that he was pre-eminently guilty
gluttony. '

Next August Iceland observes the millen-
nial anniversary of its colonization. In the
year 1374 Igwalk, a Norwegian adventurer
landed on the shores, and established a
settlement. Two hundred years latter a

n up come

l
he
¢

of

band of refugees from Norway founded a
Republic, and ordained that they should b
governed by an Althing or Parliament
In the next century the Norwegian King
overthrew the vy une re ynblic and est she
ed his dominion. In the fourteent

itry came into tl} poss I

rk. t " se 1

1. But t \ bt ‘ 1

f alate etha ath aT e .
tional life. The y ot Denma mt
notab concessions which rest » Ice.
land something 5 t t 4
{ stitution €0 gra
ing the old ng i ‘ & !
mer governing ingdom w ti
SAG & t st , Wet il sy | V
i ude p ndent nationalities wing i eience

Tue Czar ma NAND his Imp Vis

Majesty rw Czar of Russi | rect )
visit Her Majesty € Queen Windsor
Castle ' st w of nex me
During t Q sence in the Is
lains’ department, under the supervision of
Mr. W. Seabrook, her Majesty’s Iuspect
of Palaces, are engaged in preparing the
State apartment which overlook the North
terrace fort Emperor's reception. The
suits of the rooms selected will be nea:
similar to the apart: Ss US he j
perial Majesties tl nperor aud Em;
of the French on their visit to tl Queen

at Windsor Castle in April, 1855, aud

ill-room,

escaped from France.

| rounded. by scrrows, thet they may be sent

to us only for our instruction, as we darken
the cages of birds when
sing ?

GOLD.
Phou more than stone of the philcsopher!
Thou touchstone of Philosophy herself:
Thou bright eve ef the Mine! thou loadstar
Gf the Soul!
which

needles !

Byron, _

we wish them to other store jn Ch

thou true magnetic Pole, to 10 Cc
j

| All hearts point duly north, like trembling best g

a

a rh arn — =
u . 4a | al Tal TON fl + > E. |
RAVDOW READINGS. THE ECONONY OF HUMAN LIF
Mat EAR Megat Ee a. oem PROSPERITY 4ND
When is a maich fh us? When it} ‘ ee Y
IVERS
N »a dia se lifeult thine to ' t Prost elat } heart above
| ibow unt { ara i I itive beareth
i carpenter jih ! II sal t i therefore build
Bb i not y vonfider } them: her >corns en-
, fu foreve Hope teach
2 { \\ a stot when 5 '
i iré@ an : .
. } ihe height of

\ } l { tne il |

} ,

an
( i sis by which thou

: art ft t i Of ut
~ Su mit AOn- ‘ t } i! t! powers of
hut nev rtchfu hen
' ee these are up
+ mei Behold pre t w sweetly fla ter
bitte th thee: bow ins { e robbeth thee of
ed Us eth and thy your Though thou
hast been co tin ill fortune? though
I \ til aman Who Was @X- uu hast been inv ei distress, yet by
' nly made him tO! pposnerity art thou con juered ; nol knowing
! cin We | etch without | that thy strength returneth not again, and
eakin yel that thon again mayest need it.

An obituary notice in a Western paper Affliction moveth our enemies to pity, suc-

ntained the touching intelligence that the! cess and happiness cause even our friends to
deceased “ accumulated a little money and | ony,
ten children ! | Adversary is the seed of wellsdoing ; it is

A judge, on being asked to give his opinion | the nurse of bervism and boldness. Who
as to the proper length of a sermon, replied, | that hath enough will endanger himself to
“ Twenty minutes, with a leaning to the side | haye more, Wii that is at ease will set his
of mer : | life on hazard ?

An instructor asked a French girl why beer True virtue will act under all circumstance;
in French was feniinine She replied that! but men see most of its effeets when accidents
it was probably owing to the fact that the occur |
bovs liked it so well In adversity man seeth himself abandoned |

A. D. 1900. Scene before a cremation un-| by « thers; he findeth that all his hopes are
certaker’s shop: Small bov—‘ I say, sir, is | centered within himself; he rouseth his soul; |

rf done yet’ If heis, please put his ashes | he encountereth his diflicultics, and they
his “ere tin ketUe | Yield before hit

\ 200,000 people | » already suffers | fancieth himself safe; he
. ‘i ri * ind property Dy | ed ofall that smileat his

is in Louisiana i ss and remiss; he
cee : re bim; he trusteth

Phe FB . Int iiaehpal ewig i they deceive him
\ York res t lissolve, th reaniza- ,
sin te failt he United Kvyery man vise Ins own soul in dis-

tress; but th the truth
; i Bett t ideth to con- |
indadlin’ tow tac re. | eniment, tha + joy ii rendereth ara
pie to be ry urgen Th § if ailerwardas
| fered 90.000 rations | ''*"S®
t S UO Pes i 3 in all ot X

A B ! ‘ vas du ied to — nha wi dap eneie
5 a « nm ¢ r s, handed in er
t Ssvona I git ver writeh in Be upright t u i) mient in

R K t ‘t Jenny Russ li it ! 30 sha ill oecurences be
il r thing that happen-
— ‘ , big cushy . y sap iL hap;
‘ oak nage nug s of prais
r ’ l ! the river was 7 : oe things the means ot
i . pnt y to th Vantage , Vila # Same countenance
} eth § i ppearances of fortune;
ae * ieili th e
Wh | - b ift to man ' » si
i
u 1 Essex st i, Sunda \
) fesogir
On } iSant-l } tt Tespa
5 bad lang r meanly
Dy 'f i i lo t > whaie
y
t
re Let ; ; —
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m ht of y '
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F suis i ith bath ihe : ‘ ‘

i} ‘ i I wn nature ‘ i i su {
! ‘ euch other: \ OG S | tot

| ws,are like Premnasons’ sign—they », lest I is it not better with an
re if ther.-—Mre, equal i { h 4h i arjat

A ivelliing en horseback Pain that ‘ !

“dow ar onan trishman who} therefore 1 t }
was f g at barren and desolate j violent is short |
piece of land What are you fencing in| of it |
th Pat!” said he; “a herd of cattle Thy body was , ne i
would starve to death en thatland.”” And) thy sou): wh tat ‘he 1
ure ‘ "gen? fancin’ it ir { . ails . i uy Soul n=
su 5 ! yasn’t Ll fencin in 10 | cause of pain. belold hook thy hake
kane t poor bastes out of a} ‘ st dy |

Fra ¢ Elien Burris said to be the first '

lad as avowed a prefere for bani wieht ep ts tt ; : buse a thorn
cigs ; : eareta Ris garment so 1 }) ent grieveth
Ail in iol lis wieasan i not his son! hae hot pele . te
8 Litong f a handful of . 5
isteful urn low much better
r thing ila t people hes
} t g
rid val AS }
, ' Death t test
| Cat ' f ¢ Ls . Gram
t i I f :
:
Pig. {
! }
| | - ‘ rat i >
e py am ish li t s he
\ a our ' i rbly
; j ia beval tle wl !
| Island to Salaries ol ik ;
} : ' ‘ s i li-
I a piren in ariny of 20, | 4 ! wh t for
re naval f e, A general: , no} i. 1 , ‘ect
' , . Ss sinh a)
Kranted t except | ay "th to hima Which he expecteth
Jes ito the insurgents ym mi =| OSt
{ tint Cortes }
: Wouldst thou learn to d tubiy, let thy
raii,” says a tra-| Vices die b { Hi ‘ ene
in | 1 1 witnessed the | deth the business b his death
{ t a vight, just after [| Who, when the hom i hails nothing to
j to I ng t ! do buit i W Vis th net | lelay,
! ear ae ie u this is a 4 1) ' ‘ i a
a vw ntcome in without | ir ny ' . VP ©
‘ B Wie ia ticks Where | aii ti P @
s If y really had the putteth an ene ‘hie “a
m t } ticket, perhaps you | Phir
r berth. Chere was an ssrllickg se,
, Pad idently employ- : emp Goth
1 } Zz pows fs) bers! ’ and . afler death
h i t len ! was born on tl , lage of it
se afd RAR tO isQNOMY WA
i 8) i Press” relates the fol-
ns coincidence: IT dreamed the = meen

i i if said Bijah, as he helped his} ets nr
} nto his overcoat, “that I asked to cE ¢+ 4
borrow fifiv cents you, and you handed

l Curious coincidenc replied his THE Sul ne
: a it Subser rs offer fur Sale—
h 1s he buttoned his coat: “1 had the nea : + ofter § =
s lream, except that T told vou F would 12 ils. OF) : tidin uLYar
nged first in | luiy paid, :
nel MACDONALD & OWEN
THE GREAT ’ «-D & OWEN
Ng March 9, 1874
Of ail the great, how few j ‘
Ar heaven, and to their promise tru
Goet} vs, * Christ is himself the one
n } of Christianity.’ ‘T TA GS eter oe
> Di Bh $
ote IOLLIS STREET, HALIFAX. N. s.
iH ! t seems to m rw
H net io be good ; fAARHIS F v i 'r vollen ae
Kind hearls are more than corunets I _ ol 4 \ OR ITE HOTEL, hav-
And i: Han Mos si0 HS Yecn renovated and newly furnished |
Ar | 1 than Norman blood. in first-class strle. j ma a
Pon : ire MiSs styie, is now open for the recep-
ennyson tian < OS Pacer lint 5
: tion Of transient and permanent boarders.
i oe ve a saving that an uns~ Horse Cars pass the house every ten)
‘ i dropped from the tongue cannot | minutes,
I awn beck by.a coach d six horses Halifax, April 27, 1874. 43
. ree - -
Glae, , vantof the wil an i: °
: i wars p .
When courted most it Jingers stil] TUS" : gear
‘i . “4 JUST received ex * Alh: ” .
’ most pursued, ‘ts quickly gone, Boston, the choicest x > Rabe |
Sin J. Goering st lot of Smoking To-
Te as) SO WTAE | bacco ever ‘oflered for sale in hae
‘ ' c par thaw g litery lie: for i aic in harlotte-
Nothing arcr (ham @ solitary lie; for; town. Lovers of the weed can now be
an ' : tiiegaee yu cannot | supplic dl with *“imOst every kind of Bright |
tell one but out it comes with a hundred} and Dark Tobacco manufactured in Kanes. |
‘ f : thi f = sal
young ones on its back.—Washington Alli- | fea,
son. Contest Twist, Virginia TOBACCO
PLEASURE, — Twist “4 4“

But pleasures are like popies spread,— riental Fig. ui 1

om a : ; m Navy 5's, ts 4s

You seize the flower, the bloom is shed ; Fine cut

Or like the snowfall in the river, Invincible Fi Y

A moment white, then melts forever, MdDanait’s eel fe

Burns’ “ Tam O'Shanter,” — | po ' anadian Bright Navy,
, | So
Has it never vccurred to us, when surs| do oo

| . ; 10 Dark.
£0 on hand a good assortment of Cigars
and Pipes, which we sell cheaper then tne |
arlottetown. '
BLATCH McKENZIE & CO. |
ns CKENZIE & CO,

ASKS RASPBERRY LEMON
STRAWBERRY SYRUPS of the very.
ualities at

CARVELL BROS,
Ch’town, Feb. 16, 1874, /

‘ BANKING

é&c. No publicity
divorcee granted

to do it.
aud flock where they see others go
else were engaged in the same business, it W
be important to trac
tize in the paper, becau
buy what they read of. er
in the same business, and even if

se they are tempted t
But others are engaged
they do ad-

i ri |
| vertize, it becomes the more important for you
it they do not advertize it becouts

to do 30; :
doubly important.—Anon

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amount of
babel Walsshdal TRAD A ITA
- RACTICAL INF ORMATION

relating to Business pursuits, which is of the
greatest importance to Young Men intend-
ing to go Into business for themselves
i. ’ : .
No Vorng Waa Can Afford to wis a Course at this
Jastitution,
Business men and others inte:
cordially invited t and ex
system.
Hours—9é4 a. m. to}
and 74 to 4 p.m.
Circulars
sent free

‘ested

are

0 eall
from @ to

eontaining full particulars will
to any address, on application to
T. B. REAGH, Principal.

5, 1874.—t?

he
Jan
PARKS COTTON WARP!
WelTh, DUE, BEM. ORASGE AMP SREEY,
Yo's 3's to 10's.

\ TARRANTED to be FULL LENGTH

vnd weight, STRONGER AND BET-

TER in every respect than any other Kag-
lish or American warp.

Bewarr or ImIraTIoNs.

ine without our name on
sale by all ae alers.

Ch°iown,

None is genu-
the labels. For

Wn. PARKS & SON,
New Brunswick Cotton Mills, St John N. B.
Feb. 2nd, 1374.-- lv

ot.

Maiuiila.
RDERS til e¢, dire
M n'ca ea
gieaty uoeerpa 5-3, all
ply co sh ps hiwerrs,
sale and Retaid cir

e@. om ne & [fo
menu veture'@ pre,
812 8 obia nable *
For ni supplive gow
; 4 dea ore. WV
sles attention

‘ at ies {

ale
rolicited
Os,

4

FOR SALE.

“0 bags SALT.
100 bbls. HERRING
18 bars YELLOW METAL /|1.16

HUGH MONAGHAN
Foot Powaa! St... Ch’town, >
Feb. 9.1874. tf 5

BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM
COURT ot different States for desertion
required
Addres:
M. HOUSE,Attorser, 194 Broadway
New York, December 12, 1873. Gmo

1000 MEN WANTED.

ESSRS. SCHREIBER BURPEE beg
4! leave to give notice that they will have a
full Summer's employment for

One Thousand Hien,

upon their Works, on the Line of

£

wv
Xx

of Railway, trom

the early opening of Spring. Apply on the
W orks
Ch'town, P. E.1., April i3th, 1874. im

Rubber Boots.

36 Cases

Rubber Boots & Shoes,

Foa Ladies, Children and
Gents

Newest Designs, fer sale at
Lowest Prices.
A. & Sie

Nov. 11, 1872,

NEW CONSGNMENTS.
Received during the past week.

PICKSTONE’S washing crystals,
WRAPPING paper, and paper Bags,
PARK’S Cotton Warp,
VALENCIA Raisins,
WALNUTS,
ALMONDS, in shells, and shelled.
CONFECTIONARY,
COFFEE,

CARVELL BROS.
Ch'town 13th Sept, 1873.

Sacks. Sacks.

BALES 8 Bus. Graiv Sacks. contain-
ing 250 Sacks each,
rom SAL¥F.

CARVELL

BROS.

Ch'town, Jan. 5, 1874.—is] pat

COA,

TONS Albion Mines ROUND COAL

15 for Sale.

Ch’town, Feb. 16, 18

CARVELL BROS.

Ship Bread,

No. and No. 2, good and

50 BBLS.
cheap at
CARVELL BROS.
Tobacco.
500 Boxes all knd>, choice brards
which we guaraniee to sell lower
than cin now be maported.

29 RVELL BROS!
t

Aug. 11, 1673,

“ When people see & man advertiae they know |
he is a busia ss man, and his advertizing pro- -

claims that he is uot above business, but anxious |
Customers, like shecp, are gregarious, |
It nobody !
ould |
jesmen and dealers to adver- |

LIP? of MAN BITTERS:

articular

e¢ our ;

oix |

No charge wntel |

Sacks. |

JOYFUL NEW

FOR THE AFFLICTED!

—AND—
COMBIND ME DIC INS.

CURES

Dropsy in its worst form; Liver Compiaint, |
the Limbs and face; |

, Swelling of

Jaundice

Asitima, of whatever kiad ; Dyspepsia, Bili- |
misness, Consumption, Spituung of blood, |
Bronehitis, Sick Headsache, Running Sores

Erysipeias, Stoppage of the Menses, Kidney
and Gravel Complaint, Measels, Fevers, Sea
Heart disease, Pleurisy, Piles,
Worms, REeumatism, Spinal disease, or Aff.

Sickness,

ection of the Spine, Coughs, Colds and
Whooping Cough, Diptheria and Sore
Throat, Pains in the Stomach, Diarrhwa,

Dysentry, Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Tooth-
ache and Ague, Sprains, Strains, Felons
Chilblains, Burns, Scalds, Bruises, Sore Eyes,
Lame Back and Side, Cuts and Cracked
Hands, &c.

ha For Certificates, &c., taken before
Justices of the Peace, see Pamplets which;

| can be furnished at the Agencies.
For sale by dealers generally.

Agents at Charlottetown, T. Desbrisay |

| Wholesale Agent, Wm. R. Watson.
Manofactured by

CALEB GATES, & Co.
Middleton, Annapolis, Co. N.S
1, 1873.

| ne THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE.—See
| Deuteronomy, Cap. xil., verse 23.

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Cares ilackheads or Pimples on the Face.
iurea Scurvy Sores,
‘ures Cauccrons Ulcers,
ures Blood and Skin Disesses.
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Cleara the blood from all impare Matter.
from whateter canse arising.
As this mixture ia pleasant to the tasle, and
wurcanted tree from xugthing injaciows to the
most delicate constitution of either sex, the Pro
rere to give it « trial te t «

prietor aohie insrenft

ia value
‘otsands of testimonials from all parte,
itiu Bottles ts Jd exch, and ia Care

turn, IX fines tt

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io effect a perument cure ba te great mibjority ot
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- 1) prepietor, FE. J. CLARKE, Chemist,
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uty aba Sous ‘
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And all the Loudon Wholesale Houses,

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Dr. J. Walker's California Vin.
egar Bitters are | Vegetal
preparation, made clietly frou: the tg,
tive herbs found on cr Tanges gf
the Sierra Nevada inountains of €

nia, the medicipal propertics of why
are extracted therefrom withont the uge
of Alcohol. The question is almage
da iy: sked, ** What © canse of the
unparalleled suceess of VINEGAR Bop
Trrs?” Our answer is, Chiat they remogg
the cause of disease, andl te po tient aes
covers his heaith. They are the

| blood purifier and a lite-giving prinej

a perfect Renovator and Invigorater
of the system. Never before in th
history of the world has a medicing
compounded possessing the rema
qualities of Vineaar Lirreas in healj
sick of every disease mian is heir to,
are a gentle Purgative as weil as a T
relieving Congestion or I: flammation
the Liver and Viscer#i Organs. in Billo
Diseases.

The roperties of Dr. WALKER

INEGAR BITTERS are A perient, Dia Loretig
Carminative, Nutritio = Laxative, Dinredie
Sedative, Counter-Irritaat, Sudorifie, Alter.
tive. and Anti-Bilious.

Grateful Thousands proclaim Vay.
FGAR BITTERS the most wonderful Ip.
vigorant that ever sustained the sinking
system.

No Person can take these
according to directions, and remain
unwell, provided their bones are wot de.
stroyed by mineral poison or other
means, and vital organs wasted beyond

repair.

Bi Remittent and Inter.
mittent Fevers, which are so preva.
lent in the valleys of our great river
throughout the United States, es
those of the Mississippi, Ohio, M
Illinois, Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkan-
sas, Red, Colorado, Brazos, Rio G
Pearl, Alabama, Mobile, Savannah, Ro-
anoke, James, and many others, With
their vast tributarics, throughout our
entire country during the Summer and
Autumn, and remarkably so during sea.
sons of unusual heat and dryness, ape
invariably accompanied by extensivede-
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 to
Dr. J. Watxer’s Vinecan Birrers,
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 VINEGAE,
Brrrers. No epidemic can take hold
of a system thus fore-armed.

Dy ppete or Indigestion, Mead-
ache, Pain in the Shoulders, Coughs,
Tightness of the Chest, Dizziness, Sour
Eructations of the Stomach, Bad Taste
in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpita-
tation of the Heart, Inflammation of the
Lungs, Pain in the region of the Kid-
neys, and a handred other painful symp-
toms, are the offsprings of Dyspepsia.
One bottle will prove a better guarantee
of its merits than a lengthy advertise-
ment.

Scrofuia, or King’s Evil, White
Swellings, Ulcers, Erysipelas, Swelled Neck,
Goitre, Scrofulous Inflaimmations, Indvlent
Inflammations, Mercurial Affections, Old
Sores, Eruptions of the Skin, Sore Eyes, ete.
In these, as in all other constitutional Dis-
eases, WALEER’S VINEGAR Bitrers have
shown their great curative powers in the
most obstinate and intractable cases.

For Inflammatory and Chronic
Rheumatism, Gout, Bilious, Remit-
tent and Intermittent Fevers, Diseases of
the Blood, Liver, Kidneys and Bladder,
these Bitters have no equal. Such Diseases
are cansed by Vitiated Blood.

Mechanical Diseases. —Persons en-
gaged in Paints and Minerals, such as

umbers, Type-setters, Gold-beaters, and
Miners, as they advance in life, are subject

to is of the Bowels. To
AE wy img

at? §

e

We

a dose of WALKER’s VIN-
RGaR BITTERS occasionally.
For Skin Eruptions, Tet-
ter, Salt-Rheum, Blotches, Spots, Pimples,
Pustules, Boils, Carbuncles, Ring-worma,
Scald-head, Sore Eyes, Erysipelas, Itch,
Scurfs, Discolorations of the Skin, Humers
and Diseases of the Skin of whatever name
or nature, are literally dug up and carried
out of the system in a short time by the use
of these Bitters. a
Tape, and other Worms,
jurking in the system of so many thousands,
are effectually destroyed and removed. No
system of medicine, no vermifuges, no an-
thelminitics wil! free the system from worms
like these Bitters.

For Female Complaints, in young
or old, married or single, at the dawn of wo-
manhood, or the turn of life, these Tonic
Bitters display so decided an influence that
improvement is soon perceptible.

leanse the Vitiated Blood when-
ever you find its impurities bursting throogb
the skin in Pimples, Eruptions, or Sores,
cleanse it when you find it obstructed and
sluggish in the veins; cleanse it when it is
foul ; your feelings will tell you when. Keep
the blood pure, and the health of the system
will follow.
R. H. McDONALD & CO.,
Draggiste and Gen. Agts., San Francisco, California,
and cor. of Wash nm and Chariton Sts, N. Y.
rugcists and alers.
nes of McDCNALD & CO.,
n. Agts., San Francisca Cali
end cor. of Washington and Charity sto NF

Sold by all ists and Dealers.

August 25.

1e73,

ONE BOX OF CLAREE’S D4] PILLS

r warranted to cure all disciarges from the
Urinary Orcins, in e sex, acquired or
constitutional, Grevel acd Pains in the *
Sold in Noxes, ts 64 exch, Jj) Che nists and
Patent Medicine Veodorr.

Sole Proprietor, F. J. CKARKE,
APOTHECARIES’ HALL, LINCOLN, ENGLAND.
EXVORT AGENTS.

Bargoyne Barbidges and Co ,Colenman St.. Lendom
Newbary and Sons, 7 Newgute Sivect, Londen
Barclay and . I yd reel, Londen,

Sanger: ands , Oxford street, London.
Andallibe Tondon Wholesale Houses.
AGENTS IN CANADA.

Lyman«, Clare and
eet) t aud Cos, WholesaleDs nggiate.
Siapter end Ow
Hamiitou. —Wiuer and ¢

Halifax. —-Averv, Bri ity
October 13, 1873,

AVOID QUACKS.
A victim of early indiscretion.causing Bef
y. &c., having

and ©
ly

' tried in vain every advertised remedy, bas

discovered a simple means of sebi-eure
which he will send free to his fellow-su
erers. Address, J. 11. REEVES, 7&8 Naw

gau Street, New York.

Notice to Coa! Dealers.

THE General Mining Association, Limited
“BYDNEY COAL”

| pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 55, of

the Acts of th: * Canada, for
1868 :

Proprietors of Mines, Agents and Dealers
in Coal, are hereby cautioned against using
the same te designate Coal which has pot
been raised from the Mines of the Assoc
ation, as all persons infringing such Trade
Mark in future will be prosecuted.

JOHN RUTHERFORD,
General Maragel
in

Parliament

Halifax, Feb. 16, 1574.

Tobacco & Cigars!

HIE Subscriber offers for sale (in Bond,)
a choice Lot of

SMOKING & CHFW.AG TOBACCO,
and three Cases CIGARS.

74 Boxes Tobacco, in Solace, Sunshine, Vir
ginian, Navy and Black Diamond.
$3 Cases Cigars in Victoria & Flor Gertrude.
Samples can be seen at Sale Raom
N. RANKIN,
Corner Water & Pownal Sts.
Chitown, April 13, 1874.

PEN AAT EI NS

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