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POETRY.

RANDOM READINGS. RA \ DOM ‘RE. ADINGS.

se : ae wave } stnut | I { Ries uusiay echr tii abcde ibis ak wcboaaeaae
oN WY Ss COMES HOM} t i. ¥ ] \\ not take the arm of my
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— tixed uy him Ww ' .
5 speak “ \W t t 1 Massachusetts this
2 T ‘ t rime i AI | wit! ! $)) ! .
’ " I! knowledge never
And War 15 \ Li
, bs } ro ’ etter than to res
ary w | k ! lle whe ¢ ts luck for his happiness
| ! ] ts it
wv ’ }
a | to | afflictions, and
{ } thar
’ “
ra | Czar ivs the policy of Russia ‘is
pos \ r ( ty Asia for instance,
‘Agnes, da : ‘Wow w iid her friend, + then 1 can
Vi 5 mi urert , for nary rese-
\ Ww } r ‘ y ‘ l |
\ w With her ve divine | Ns : ‘ : : #8 “fs ioe } ve vel ull 4 seta
When my s! comes over tl ‘ } oN ie i , : ; igen one
‘ . , lies to adopt this resolution ?
An old man stood on a barren bea : : eRe e nd a brother poet chi sit asa F Scepticism has never founded empires, @S- |
Shading his haggard eyes on. Ti Caw eee wes Mane ala thulnmnn at dele ie "| tablished prineiples, nor changed the world’s |
With a band that shook, while his weary look ym, he nant thrown ar ind ’ wah : sart lhe great doers in history have al-
=“ oe oom Gar san e hand stin the s!} Innocen be fir espe gage tena been) ways} men of faith
“ vl j : P | Becau I know him to bea
‘ ads ] tl ‘eo — ' nv N sen Phot, {
‘ 4 " t} live ad : if you refuse the atten
. Tr you | AD : lion of itious young men, you will }
i 9 ( ! re .* ' r
\ at t ked on him, | * { i '
With her eves avenly Ma I y An Ey nt Example lo all thoughtful
Had ‘ his fame and ¢ and nat . , ywhere, we comme nd |
4 ved roddesses " : from the Vermont |
fs 1 hay a N ) \ I yal L gives ought to
Osx ken his shadow \ 1g { ‘ ] girls, in ference to all |
TIE ag th ghing foar . * t ng men cf any evil practices whatever.
ves : ‘ \ Bad 7 ce a nail driven into a |
Pp \ I \W { ’ t or seeond blow, |
lrawn t with little difficully; but |
i a i 3 Well, uy to the head the pincers
E OUREN’: RTHDAY 1874 a) , | t i \ to pas t take } goo oe iw it out
sei w! nd I
nisl ‘ ; G { gue t t a liberty lest |
. e GEES Ww rey pe take thee prisone \ word unspoken 18 |
‘ we | t , ! ord in the ‘abbard, thine: if}
vented, thy sword is in another’s hand. H
wells th \ I thon desirest to be held wise, be so wise as
- ma g Ve ‘Ves, 5 { | \ \ t i thy tong
. ft " . , t
i reig k After a t t " she passes { rhe t mast pr things on this side
rh sant and 1 in a comfortal I a ; 1 { grave ur reputation and our Jife
Oh ! i i rtl ss laug | | , \ But itis to be lamented that tbe most con- |
! ! ich a sy il thes ui temptible whisper may deprive us of the one, |
— : ‘ mae : i : fe tw v and the weakest weapon of the other. A
ws a's a glands !toyal Crow: at t aa b areial , nia ,| Wise man, therefore, will be more anxious |
\ mrs « " ee ! stall. h wet ( ec ( .
ameiess | Agnes asked i : : to deserve a fair name than to preserve it, |
[am Ra B : : id this w teach him to live as not to |
Quick A e brave an frow sea ‘ ‘ 4 ifraid to d
r gl rt wonld ‘ ta it | :
- — ——————— ————
r was " | o|il 1 Fanm Fencrs—Fencing has become one |
Victoria’s | ' g 1e, ° " : : 5 I ‘ y,, | Of the most important siderations that de-
. A ‘ .
Wielding a < . S wisl swat I . is ts | Mm the attention of the farmers; and it is
Beloved, surr S " t summer. H W rful thal they should so long submitto
Her soul's ¢ arly sneiched away. | strang 1 the want of proper legislation In their respec-
Sa als : ‘ t States, which would relieve them from
Ve ‘ n the ] ’ love, a - tg ss , ‘ ‘ee e) e and ur sary burden.
The g sf sed and at in thes I : 0 An impression, almost as old as our coun-
And yetthe R heart ksupabove, | ing in ] ther’s I h cg 4 t seems to exist that public roads
And sighs « the Masier’s w story of her father’s death, tl flight a s}0 a t And at each pub property, and that grass which
Vi S in the sea from the bea u 1 France, | ! tw f } la e ila uly bopebdaup ecient pent op vet ay
A sta , ‘ |. Oil icil ALLiv Lb ’
, — a. ‘ Oi i tela ’ i ft} Sinecer : ' ahi , sacs }
| i ] ir. Bert them his hand P tons a d \ | I i rthan th tis a very @X-
as : F W i | i KNOW l ma [ ae ‘ \\ } i vit ft |
ee I Art Ga y was rowded and i t! We « i . | | \ (he |} id a rigne +0 |
: fashion of the city was Pi pas 1 repas ver them, they have no |
I . s t s 4 tY ’ ; : ‘ } wis : ther right than this, w th the law gives
ar rT 1@ gri sai ) in¢ T ssing be | t I rl mm s ‘
walls, ™ x shining | ** ia <li nos get and _domaaei . : i ' ‘ , n, and no more substantial ciamm to pas- |
waters of { \ and whi tide was}. Bertran’s picture, to admire and « cay ee pct rae \ their cattle upon the road than upon the |
high, deopped down. the long tratling ivy |’ ' : ibor, patier wat liness, Withouleven | folg The law allows the mbli : to gubor’s |
a . ae bias ll Siena tls one | SOO OF ywd parted on either sid Down the | so mu t! nowledg fa e008... we ay ta he wi at i rai |
k g j ut, iF Lo | i : : land i d by the road to travel er, and |
nanine same rir « "hes . e ine t r g 1 +} =
tw One w } g upon opening came Bertran with a lady leaning ‘[psinestpel a. citi ; oe | ee r they cease, either by operation of |
a brok mn. } rk s with the | 0M Bis arm, and as he passed a | te a da ee | | therwise, to use it for that purpose, |
went around i pe ly sic AN tagain becomes the property of the owuer |
mcm g t Ind Tr es ; B l toa h and poor alike. The the farm through which it pass His is |
int * ‘ . if i n pi | i i | . lit y j i .s It ‘ ‘ ous ey
i & a g gi l i im} ght Lis unjust that either
h acad Ff . t! ast. W the 1 ! i wns I aid, or, owning it, pre fers |
, ; ‘
. is , Lnelt at s ne p : to use that of his neighbors, should be in-
r n | “ }
fied a ; ad e 1 wi e , 1 i iu in i wrong peated
e ligh j g us @,es, played I Hs St to | t the agricultural interests of
wi ght ' ; kK ‘ hisper ! as they f by pi Jj at cattle shall
' It is grand, Ralp :§ 1 W ; 1a rge, but that ry man shall be
: : vou i to take care of and feed his « on
t j twilight) - a mar we | W I { of t g it loose upon the
piinand swept - f und j gs = bv i ghw lepredate upon the possessions |
2 } gy " iro itv int than aii else i he answ neighbor
' |
press r hand t I Money expended in fencing against these |
a ‘ . ' \ i ns of strange cattle is sometimes
t f fa B who| lise ; © e rradually that the farm to ;
i Ac ; is t i isbursed rradually 1a he farmer does |
ring down the ris ind beauty with ail bis heart t 2 by heart. | not actually realize how great is the loss.—|
hight and sha in exact subject for a mas-| 2" 1 admire, when the handsome artist steod } a much in to W : Toe re
terpiees. and then he sat down ani! sketched | before the altar in the great church, and they | § od gaat aa? . 3 ; red German vessels are admitted to the Can- |
i HE i Wiives oC Se . i i trade on the same terms as our own |}
b the devi — the whole and| Were made on : ls ie ee a : : .
i } s shro ae whole and | i a \ hay pening t ive forgotten his sels, because British ships enjoy a like
shut it out . x he great picture brough um a fortune, | he asked perm t k into hers She } vw. ve in the coasting trade of G clin iaibineen
ti t I | I ge in the stit ade rermany.
He took his sketch home, and fer hourg| @md the original brought him comfort and | t a the | 34 ah euler ay" “Po you know Miller, Joaquin Miller?
at and gazed upon it, enraptured into the} peace sofa A . Tennyson asked an American lady in Lon-
glorious beauty of the faces. Who were | i gO ccc UN wt ; is ‘ , | don. The person had to reply “ No.” “You
ie thle ike bay ‘Wad dike WESTMINSTER REVIEW. << elas, BROW DIS WOES Gf CONTE, - Sane Pee.
i atl who was sl howas| | down iin the reply was in the negative ; and the
the ¢ A is amy, bappy face and I know itis, but t \ I yvays | poor American who was highlvdelighted with
i b i *la y. , ? ’ } it 9 ,
dark. melting s, with her hopefulness Tur first article inthe Westminster Review | read. I am lelt led the chance oftalking to England’s poet luare-
nd tee? , for April, reprinted by the Leonard Scott Most to te, was deeply n iby seeing the gruff
e ine Pee stl Publishing Company, isa review of Matthew | La ; F i ‘ $ not cele ed for courtsey, turn
\ n wa | ‘Aeiatite sta apt riage s back rudely and walk indignantly away.
i ‘i yid’s * > ture ar —— ar ‘ . rT , ia
g ' | watched for| seared eI — ss The gentleman remonstrated with Tennyson
7 a? ief analysis of the leading p: ypositions, the Al! but oa en are Wilh sing who answered in a rage Sins ink of sn Am-
a writer avors to demonstrate the Baws in | S*" ignorant of th ‘atest poat of
i@t sie ing on which thev re founded A his 1
‘ 1) } ya ] ig” } I i > +--+ & |
anu stot sion t ) ~— , , .
\ i x ; e ; shi ait [ \ | t, Porl George, Mareh 20th, 1871
one ! i t otl ¥ | i > 201 | he task g Me ( GATES ( Gentlemen.—l |
I i f W eligion with t r 1 s wp nO 8 gent i t r $s = you this testi-
r a t a
. y W { ¢ rE 0 ; ~calyec
‘ not would declare he never wa ah, ail 1g ting | work t eat and DI ' neil f : axis Bin 7 \
: onthe j R *‘amost ingenious and original attemp I a .
' aie ! ge <a } tab! In Ay 1870,my wife was most distress- |
foun is s va LHe work t My ir mada | really you | ingly afflicted with as » pain through her |}
' , Art. II., ‘Out-door Parish Re must ex . nol ur tand : | ul { re
: : , | the ad ates of out-do und insd I , i say : S ' Mercy ie : some of your Life of Man |
frie un ition ; i ' , , ted t What kind | Bit ind No. | Syrup, which not only gave
Sibeit* ds . ¢ renowned Art| * \ | ) to 1 tu is taking your medicines, we |
( ' 1 eT In Art. IID., our attention Dar | 4 vas t t e ¢hild whose mother had died of
: ' win foctrin fp . “sy Fox I ' i] consumption When the littl one was left
it n’s in¢ ang sis,’ and some | canna e ; ie I . thas te twelve 1onth ld, ¢ j
; ;a wil \ lid iv t i, Ml —_————, mon i L Was tweive montns Old, ans
Thus Ralph Bertran beeame lebrated, |} SUsgestions are offered tending to its f I ' it.” | weighed only fifleen Ibs.. being but a little
an ! me than he elucidation G y dear r ng skeleion. We gave it one
PESTS ile a or i ‘ } sitters and two bottles of your
onli t ‘ tall-the wealth and beau Art. IV. isa review of Renan’s s idy of s eomara I on t want | | j oa Tike ae Cy ated
a the Song of Solomon. The natur ‘oe Ut ey o much like | * obscene vineidiee oa ge
ty ’ y sn ed upon and petted h tr i JTS SOLOTIOT me nhacure and op- 1 iT ri} ig hea in lig (
’ puss I ) sesh af'thee i anglers oat moth ) band gi ing h elth and vigor to
il Vas i ry parlor, party, | Ject of that poem are brielly describ f ; , il iit system We nsider it now a|
t ¢ “OMmr . ri £ l 18 Het Ri 1 e j
+ became the lion of | date of its composition, a point 1 1 Get F no cent en ld, and has | » but with on
‘ i arene. a pee ; neve c _— ; exception. Whenit was taken with cholera |
he and fa i re $ were pul 1,18 assigné 1 to the tenth centurv be- p l * , ' : y ’ |
I Sk PS ta : i pele : upp tly in its worst form, passing little |
sung. B vas nothing when | fore the Christian era; and then t vrit Kino W ~As the breath of t l ( se than | l we got half bottle of |
t! ‘ } - { pictur 1 ind proceeds to give his opinion roa manner u t j it, they gen fal l foe: your ( : Ct k, which made a certain |
‘ ! in which the work ‘found its w to tl age Vere et’ | cure, and the childis now perfectly healthy.
ast al a a ‘ Canon of Holy Seript ee and wi 1) bi , sright | 4 my daugh was very much afflicted
eat ‘ e& entra y 0 of Vv I Lure wh l \ ‘ . F 4 a ert Ww) vY 7+ 1
beau r } ; I is y a 1 life's g leger Wi in| with s headache and female weakness,
‘[! Mr. B t } it was thatan i aning was att t Lit t ha eviated,or tl which {she not got relief, must have ter- |
i rid a | Cd toit 5 “ow > Long | minated in cor umption. <A few bottles of |
he n } t raller Th t art 0 Ocean Steam ms] yeur No. 2 Bitters end No. 1 Sy up effected |
_ i AR 1 i s » COI ' iain |
ow rir is chiefly ined the history and presen ,
’ vina ! els ci ~—s : ps ut l t that q \ Wittiusm H. Baowx. |
you | i nna n 1 New ¥ . Pe ee et RE RENE BW | Sworn to before me, this oth day of April |
I und Livery oe eee tee ets ie oe ee | lsil : G. B. Reep, J. P
‘ } } Tr ‘ . F ; i KOCH irp th \ | Pasi
| h dream, I ard 1D -" } it } t power ol halite
No! g , I of hj} ment of Psyc i by its| one | nord? One | vord indness :
co heeling. 1 ra | eatin pen o's Commercial College.
i I tight | | ym Plato t ni rds w é st
ae ‘ Vy . p j e |
one-half t ‘ , 3 | in s detail the various stages of prog ‘ : 1 5 ay iE Ai?
te wort pies ona pub erick ghee rege ee lay WELSH & OWEN’S BUILDING,
1 ’ i iZV i must be mac ry . Aristotle ree bhes, Locke, a id James t \ | hike Ui i }
ee for mc women ever possessed such rare) Mill shine do kind word rh . Queen Street, Charlottetown.
F ; | the lisy he ¢ ind di r- |
beauty. It was a im. a hallucination Art, VII., ‘ The Greatest of the Minnesing- !
. 5 wwf | U , ) U
Bertran ard it and laughed eT ers An account of the German Minnesongs siiaeengiinay EATON, PRADLE \ RING, PROPELETORS,
: : ne a alae In t ty ( life of Di $ shila
the day : | bring the | Which were written in the twelfth and thir Mr. F { ‘ Lin] ; ‘ f |
i cr. i ul ; - Nail pI CS )
« rous beauty bef t is and nvince | teenth centuries, with a sketch of the life of | the n sc witt lilies ' DESIGNED TO
then . i ! and | Walther von der Vogelweide, and transla But it has been also seen that n said Educate Youn Men for i j
? . nal ha ,
_o A [willadd one two of a kind he
wa I ! 1 the Art. VIII ‘Moral Philosophy at Cam- : : Senne mbes :
It w i ing th bd? ea vy sii . 1m- | more rarely lulged = ‘ He is below par on BOOK-KEEPING in all its branches, both
om t, bringing with it fit- | Dridge aking for a text the statement riend narked of a no-| by SINGLE and DOUBLE ENTRY and Col-
f Fi f tling sleet, that pene. | ™@ le by Mr. Mill nearly forty years ag he dosen't stand weil | iateral subjects, therougly taught and prac-
tnat me fortunate who | that ‘the end above a thee fow whinh 0: 10 One stands so well with | tically applied by means ofa
‘ ry t i avoy aii OUNPTS Hicud en
ip ns; a pun that . °
1 1 to ls 2. Be in ie brisk- | dowed universities exist, or ought to exist, is envied | 1} 1 an Complete ¢ ourse of Actnal Business,
‘ tud warm)y | to keep alive philosophy,’ the writer pulls non-literary friend, at a | engaged in by all the students. Particular
wrapped in | t ha vis-; Cambridge to pieces, shows how it fails to . fom inflicted on him attention given to
‘ , , inkeuht wearin nn “Pree
' } m, nd encourage the study of Philosophy compares l a shi ae ba ‘ BANKING ARI [ HMETIC ,
: b ( s ) When ue on we ae ’ a , sar OT
£ i li had turned | it with Oxford, describes existing abuss S, mid-s! in son. then BUSINESS CORRESPONDEN( E,
’ i iu walking i. and ends a reviewing and severely critis l I has got SPELLING, &c.
ie - 1 t, when he sudden-| cizing Prof. T. R. Birke’s ‘ First Prin ples of t l ‘1 don’t] Our Course of Instruction affords a large
two wome who 1d near } ua Science ! o amount of
j i legs; but if l may juuge
n front of the hous | Art. IX. isa continuation of the subjact of certainly has n A not his PRACTICAL INFORMATION
\ Lshe, ‘it is but a little fur-| ‘ Medical Charity,’ which was commenced in Other agreeable pleasan~ | relating to Business pursuits, which is of the
tlie Do try to keep uy Here, lean on me. | the last number, and in the administration | ies might be largely cited from his letters. | greatest importance to Young Men intend
" I hi wriest,’ f te > Ine j iness f > salve
Mother, mothe . of which grave abuses were exposed. The ten = t, oa nah thes —_ v% anc oth ing to go into business for themselves.
»2,“* the express ge rederic Lemiitre}, y ‘
me Jently ts g t pport the | present article proposes to ‘describe and | got up for the part, and very cross with the No Young Man (an Afford to miss a Courso al this
vk ’ . ' alt - Son a : . s ] ‘ .
king form, but all her strength could not} discuss different plans which have been pre- | toothache, tol {me in a railway carriage the Lnstitution
prevent her from falling. And Bertran| pared as remedies of theso abuses. and to | peeps d my we i no porn yc in — as : ie a
oo P : ‘ ; tical England. ‘‘ None atali? Il said. “You susiness men and others interested are
sprany forward in time to receive her in hi ‘ © os oe : aa :
| one ecei i $| consider whether it be possble to organize a | have some ships, however.” ‘ Yes.” “ Are | cordially invited to call and examine our
arms as she fe}) comprehensive system for the administration they strong ?”: ‘ Well,” said I « your trade system.
‘Mother, O, my mother,’ was the despair- | of medical relief of the destitute poor, and| is spiritual; ask the ghost of Nelson.” A Houns—94 a. aor to 12 p. m., from 2 to 4,
ing ery for the lower classes generally.’ French captain who was in the carriage was | and 74 to 94 p.
‘ ense] elig “l his smg j e * :
‘Don't be alarmed, Miss. She has only} Tne Review closes with the usual short | yee : a a eS ee: 21. Chuntare containing full particulars will
faint My hor here, cl se" | met him at Calais yesterday going somewLere | be sent free to any address, on application to
ainted y home iere, close athand, and } notices of contemporary literature. | with a detachment; and he said—Pardon! TR sar ae
, But he had been so limited as to sn » Bs BR. REAGH, Principal
if vou w lake mother ther: <2. i: : : anya bl pargell 71 ‘ ! heap ble Ch’town, Jan. 5, 1874.—tf
. ‘nglishman incapable of that bonho ie.
an ung woman obeyed him without a Two charming women were discussing one e , } pst sonhommie
word, and with her assistance Ralph bore oF ote it is — h : mstitues beauty in ONE OF THE MOST NOTABLE PROPER Per i C II. ”
6 I i e pr nas it .
the sense form to his elegant apartments ‘ y differed in opinion as much | ties of Dr. Wheeler's Elixir of P hosphates and arro
7 : as in the shape of the beautiful member they | Calisaya is its sust lining power during active
lere was no light within the room, and | were discussin A gentle ’ ’ ren a in 9 :
, scussing. / entieman friend pre~| mental and _ physics al exertion. Business men N CONSIGN y MEN’ ENT
f 3 a ion. rt : ‘ ri a >
after placiag the inanimate form opon the | se nted himself, and by cemmon consent the | editors, cler gymen, lawyers, physicians, and ail lowest whol : le cep otined a
sofa, he groped his way to the match safe | 4° stion was refi ae dto him. It was a deli-| classes engage d in any oecupation requiriag : puremae price 8.
el Uethed the cos. fis the sof vedience -— hse . sn lle - ang ht o } Paris and the gn “y oP . - Sy and Rhee que | ie, we 22 bbls. old RYE WHISKEY
gor a silane , rom one to the in¢ é emet y invaillabie, as i wi enable 8 ae ra) TO
shove through the room he sprang back wi h | other of the beautifu yore hands presented them to accomplish their work with compara - 4 pag
ive ease 3 g j ; NGh NE,
an exclamation ot surprise and delight. His for his examination, i replied at last. «1 tive ease Phos phates of Lime is an active re RASPBERRY SYRUP
am " i give it up, the question is too hard agent of nutrition, constituting more than fitty eee nian ppt SYRUP,
pictures. The face of his idolized ones. At 1 on \s too nerd for me; er cent of the system ; Phosphorus, a powe rful ei STRAWBERRY «
th but ask the poor, and they will tell you the , ; } 2 % LEMON ‘“
e sound the young stranger started up and most heautiful h. sail in th wari tt | Nerve Tonic; f hosp hate of eon. a blood- maker ; ™ ”
sng , 1¢ WO is the | and Cali ‘ s
looked toward him. How beautifu! she was hand that gives.’ Sold b ID, Sr epatting Lovic. . CARVELL BBOS,
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Notice to 0 Builders.

i ge =~ ERS will he received by the under-

igned, until the 22nd day of MAY,
inst., for the erection of a Two-Story
Dwelling House, on the Mount Edward
Road, nearly opposite the residence of Judge
Pope.

Plans and Specifications can be seen at
my office.

PHILLIPS & LEWIS,
Hillsborough Street.
2in

_ May 11, 11, 1874.

Spices.

Just Recieved.
70 tins PEPPER,

50 * GINGER,
50 ‘ MIXED SPICE,
50 ‘ CASSIA,

CARVELL BROS.
1874.—3in isl

AVOID QUACKS.

A victim of early indiscretion,causirg ner-
vous debility, prernature decay, &c., having
tried in vain every advertised remedy, has
discovered a simple means of self-cure
which he will send free to his fellow-suf-
erers. Address, J. H. REEVES, 78 Nas-
sau Street, New York.

LAIN JOB AND BOOK
PRINTING done at the
XAMINER OFFICE.

Ch’town, May 11,

| "Cannons own |

STEAM BAKERY, Quariorly —

| buted by the ablest writers in the

TERMS—One Dollar and sixty cents a year
Office, corner Queen & King St. | - —

tague Bridge, calling at Georgetown, to and

& Bros., and at Montague Bridge, to Pierce

p ae atee SVE 15+ -

BREET EET

'

EDINBURGI Vic\
Py

BRICK BUILDING, LONDON QUARTERLY REV

BRITISH QUARTERLY REVIE\ é

it

THT

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‘

HE SUBSCRIBER in returning thanks gelical
for past favors, respectfully intimates to sees
his numerous customers and the public Baiohnnek
| generally, that he is preparing a large Blackwoct' Bil i}
| supply of
‘ REPRI » 7
PILOT BREAD: le
'
No. 1 Pilot, | Extra Pilot, Leonard Seett Pub }
No. 2 Pilot, Cabin Pilot, ; :
No. 1 Thin Pilot, No. 1 Navy, {0 Fut
No. 2. Thin Pilot, No. 2 Navy, ee tle
Thick Family Pilot, | Fancy Pilot, By arrangement wie ie Eng

BISCULT & CRACKERS: Dia
These periodicals constitute

msicellany of modern thought, :
and criticism, The cream of all ©
| books worth reviewing is found h
| they treat of the leading event

world in masterly articles written |
who had special J
treated. The American Pui

upon all intelligent readers in tl

Dyspepsia Crackers,
Coffee Crackers,
Ginger Crackers,
Oyster Crackers,
Wine Crackers,
Thin Captain's do,
Abernethy Crac
Lemon Crackers,

Captain’s Biscuit,
Soda Biscuit,

Wine Biscuit,
Medford Liscuit,
Seed Sugar Biscuit,
Sugar Crackers,
Butter Crackers,
Water Crackers,

cre

now

which he can confidently recommend and | ‘ ;
| warrant to be BETTER and CHEAPER | @ liberal support of the te pr on
than can be imported. they have s so long and so cheaj mn
Persons requiring any of the above articles tt sure Ul “ no- hn xpenait
will please send in their orders immediat ns ag ma pasta ed gene apn thorse
He has now ready pti me Pequire ibseription
300 bbis. Leading Periodicals of Gr

of Superior No. |, & No.2 TERMS :
Navy Bread, which he About one third the p: e of the

ral me Review, : ()}
offers for Sale on his vs Aa ke a amg Hh
‘4 J ;

usualliberal Terms. | For anythree Reviews, 10 00
All orders from tewn or country receive | Foa all four Reviews, RB OO
prompt attention. For B lac kwood! : a , 4 00
Ch town April 20, 1874. oe? dee

eo ; | For Blackwood and two
Manilla. Reviews, 10 00

His Ret So | For Blackwood and three
RDERS filled, dire- ed trom manufactor: | Reviews, 13 00

M ntreal, hve bogie or ers price’, | Por Bl; ikewood and four
qu lity unsurpa-sed, all siz s obtainable, six | Reviews, 15 00

| ply to ships haweers. For fall mee lis now!
is the time to send us your orde: Whole j

sale and Retail dealere attention iclictad PREMIUMS -

Pose BROS, New subscribers (applying early) for the
Aus, 1873 year I874 may have, without char; the
rT rT last volume for 1873 of such peri
THE EX AMIN ER. they may subscribe for.
Or instead, new subscribers;to any two,

periodicals,

three. or four of the above
may have one of the ‘ Four Reviews’ for
1873; subscribers to all five may have two
of the ‘ Four Re views,’ or one set of Blacks
wood’s Magazine for 1873

Neither premiums to sul cribers nor
discount to clubs can be allowed unless th
Every week places before its readers the) money is remitted direct to the publishers.
latest local and Foreign news; ; No premiums given to clubs.
| ome the racie st and ene improv ing Liter- | Circulars with further particulars
ature of the day; Editorial articles contri-

j | had on application.

Province.
SUBSCRIPTIONS SOLICITED. LEONARD SCOTT Pl
| 140 FULTON STREET,

Dec. 17, 1873.

THE

LARGEST NEWSPAPER!

PUBLISHED IN
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAN

selec tions |

may be

BLISHI
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NG e~...

Charlottetown. | oo os paneer a LIFE. See
teronomy, Cap. X1l., Verse 2o.

Sole Leather. | aes
sides of the ver 'y bes *t —w and | COLA iti¢ nil

wth ery owas fg World Famed Blood i

CARVELL BROS, |
Trade Mark—

; THE GREAT!
EXAMIN- |

50
11, 1873. tf

NOTICES.

LL PERSONS indebted to the

AIAUULE
Biood Mixture °
BLOOD PURIFIER & RES1

For cleansing

41 rr, either for Subscriptions or Adver- all impurities i a hiehiy
tisments, are requested to make IMME- | - ae Sn ful : Skin Db i
DIATE PAYMENT to the undersigned, | of aj] kinds it is a nev rofia ling an
| who alone is authorized to receive and grant! eure: te
| receipts for the same. vo ;
By order, Cures | :
W.L. COTTON, Cu ‘ Ul Sere |
| Jan. 1 19th, 1874 Manager rs oe re i
Ship Bread. cuca ita ae
50 BBLS. No. and No.2, good an ath “1 2
cheap at From whatever ca
CARVE L LB 3ROS. As this mixtn
| warranted free
most delicate Constitati e
5 ite VuiNne
oo HOMSAMG { testimikata frou al
| Soldin Bottles 2a 3d each, i
36 Cases |} taining ix times the quantay. l Is
| to effect a duet ntcu mm the
Rubber Boots & Shoes, \:\".. by ALL
1] PATENT VEDI INE VENDORS
Foa Wadies, Children and ___ the wor a
~ a Sole pre: " ae ' IK!
“cage * APOTHIECARILS’? HALI LINCOL? !
Newest Designs, for sale at) LAND
Lowest Prices. EXPORT AGENTS.
| Burgoyne, Durbidges a Co,., Colter Lon
Nov. 11, 1872. sang ag ore tea de
. And all the I v
For Preserving. AGENTS IN CANADA
‘ HITE Sugar, and Granulated Saar, is Ree oy HANS ‘
barrels, just the kind and quality for M« ee “ oes ne & >
private families. i | Torovto.—E & vo, W i
ARVELL BROS, } “ R ter and Ov
oe AT ee. tf | Hamilton. — Winer and Cx
Aug. | hi | Halitax —Ave i \
YRUPs. ae ee ee YEN
10 CASES RASPBERRY LEMON (1002% Se ee ee ee
STRAWBERRY SYRUPS of the very wei ¥ a ss Lil " cw Ske Mt Aste,
Alit i ysicy aic ¢ oman, ’
hest qualities at pote eines + Ata mik
4 CARVELL BROS, | BY Dr. Napheys. fits, 3
_ Ch’ town, Feb. 16, ‘A874. cee : 4 iinianh Divines, } ns A S
“i | America. lmmense sales everywhei
| MITCHELL. St, John, N. B
= Subscriber offers for sale (in Bond,) | Jan. 12, 18738.
a choice Lot of } NEW CONSIGNWERTS
SMOKING & CHFWING TOBACCO, | New GUS |
CIGARS | Received during the past week
d se Cases ARS. mar
ete | PICKSTONE'S washing erystls
74 Boxes Tobacco, in Solace, Sunshine, Vir- WRAPPING paper, and paper B
ginian, Navy and Black Diamond. PARK’S Cotton W. rp,
3 Cases Cigars in Victoria & Flor Gertrude. | FALENCI n oe ee
Samples can be seen at Sale Raom WAI NUTS
: nog, WN; RANKIN, | ALMONDS, iv shells, and shell
Corner Water & Pownal Sts | ONFECTIONARY
Ch'town, April 13, 1874. pe bekeciuoasiond obueamaasinet
inte ——— i COPRFEE, !
“ When people see a man iivectien they Keele | CARVELL BROS
he is a busin.ss man, and his advertizing Pro-| — Ch’town, 13th Sept, 1873
claims that he is not above business, but anxious | ’ ewer ? ,
to do it. Cus tomers, like sheep, are ated
and flock where they see others go. If nobody | Toharra
else were engaged in the same business, it would | obacce.
be important to tradesmen and dealers to adver- 500 Boxes all kinds, choice bra
tize in the paper, because they are tempted to | Ps ) when we cua ee to sell lower
| buy what they read of. But others are engaged | | than evn sow be imported.
in the same business, and even if they do ‘ade | APpUR ’
. 0 for you | CARVELL Bios
vertize, it becomes the more important -
to doso; it they do not advertize it becomes | Aug. 11, 1873. tt
doubly important.— Anon.” .
—— Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes.
THE ATTENTION OF is : - - ee
JUST received, ex ‘ Alhambra

Boston, the choicest let of Smoking T
bacco ever offered for
town. Lovers of the
supplied with almost every
and Dark Tobacco manufac
ica,

Contest Twist, Vi

Charm Twist

Oriental Fig

Navy 5’s

Fine cut

Invincible Fig

importers and Deaiers

IS RESPECTFULLY DIRECTED TO
VBS BEAUIGaS,

MERCHANTS

WILL FIND CUSTOMERS FOR THEIR

sale in Charl
weed can now

kind of Brig
tured in Ain

rginia TOBACCO

SPRING GOOODS — gee ye
BY ADVERTIZNG IN do Dark.
Also on hand a good assortment of Cig

town.

which we si
in Charlotte

BLAT( HM:

“THE EXAMINER.’

——

and Pipes,
other store
KENZIE & CO.
The usual reductions to those who

ADVERTIZE

BY THE YEAR,
MONTAGUE PACKET.

THE fast-sailing Schooner Maria
Alva, will ply, once-a-week,
during the present Summer, be-
tween Charlottetown and Mon-

TONS Albion Min
for Sale.

es ROUND COAT

" 154

Ch’town,

CARVELL
Feb. 16, 1874.
gf yl es.
SHQBOXES I. C. TIN on sale at inv

cost.

BROS.

from said Ports.

For Freight, apply, in Charlottetown ,te
Messrs. MacDonald & Owen, Water Street;
in Georgetown,to Messrs. A. A. MacDonald

CARVELL
Ch'town, Feb. 16, 1874

Sacks. Sacks.

BALES 8 Bus. Grain
ing 250 Sacks each,
FOR SALE,
i CARVELL
Chtown, Jan. 5, 1874.—isl pat

St- Lawrence Marine
ance Oo. of P, | Ti |

Boarp OF Dinecror
ARCHIBALD KENNEDY,

BROs.

- Sacks.

Sacks, cont

Gaul, Esq.
JAMES McEVOY,
Master & Owner
Montague Bridge, May 4, 1874. 2m

Molasses & Sugar.

TO ARRIVE,
Direct from Barbadoes,
Per Brigt. “ Bittern.” |

BROS.

Ns
siltie

JouN F. Roperrson,

DUE HERE aBouT THE} 257m May, Arremas Lorp, Esq.

; ee Ratru B. Peake, Esq
50 puns choice retailing MOLASSES P. W. HysxpMAN, Esa.
20 hhds bright Muscoyado & Vacuom | Tromas Morris, Esq.
Pan SUGAR, w. STEWART, Esq.

Will be sold low while landing. | Risks 4 a n daily at their oflice, bxchange
NX , > Building.
FENTONJ?. NEWBERY .| FREDERICK W. HYNDMAN,

May 11, 1874 4in Ch’town, March 16, 1874.—ly Secrelary.

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