Fall Importations.

RE Sabseriber is now announce, to his frie

appy to be able & da and customers.

that he has completed bie Pal! itfiportations, in | oad, aud invites thei: |

each departinent of bis busi

usual Patrogsge. iy DANIEL BRENAN, N, Bu=An early settlement of All accounts

Ofer HX Months due, is expected, Lb. BRENAN, Ch'tewn, Dee. 19, 1870

TBROSANS O1b, Twenty Barrels. Best Quality, AT MARKET RATES.

KEROSENE LAMPS, AT REDUCED ERICES. A. A. BALDWIN & CO,

: Jan, 30, 1871.

600 Fathoms Tested MUD CHAIN, » {ASSORTED SIZES) Metal Sheavés. Mud Forks and Shovels. Of the best quality, and guaranteed to be

the CHEAPEST in Jharlettetown, —

STONES |

HARDWARE STORE.

Reddin’s Buildiag, Queen ee January 23, 1371

—

‘ANTED, at the Hilleborough Mills 20 Coopers. To good, steady. men employment will be given fOr the winter, and

liberal wages paid, either by the day or for piece-work. 4 CARVELL BROS. Decs,7, 1870 tf

= ee +e —- ‘ % ray SALT. SALT. Rate 600 Busbels LIVERPOOL ! ‘an Dalk, Bark CAIPTON. . JAMES C. POPE. __Ch'gowns Aupist RIGb. be ANI ; Wood’s Parlor & Vestry Organs. FEXHE above instra nents are amongst S. sberbest manufaciiured in the United State.

Those about to purchase a first Class Piano or Urgnn would do well to address tbe subscriber.

P. Rh. BOWERS,

— St Stephen, t N.B Nov: 28. 1870. Woodstock, (*"" ~ DIVORCES. | BSOLJ VORGES legally obtained ih New ~ ¥ork, Indianh:, Ihnois, and “Other

States, for persons from any State or conntry legal everywhere; disertion, drunkeness, non support. ete., sufficient case; no publicity. No ebarge until divorce is obtained. Advice free. Addvess, © ~ MOORE & RICHARDSON,

SA Oonncil lors at Law,

180 broadway, N. ¥. City:

Jan'y 9th, 1871.

HAPPY HOME

{ Jouw Ciaitx “Bryys, late of Binstead, |

| | TEA SERVICES.

| Carriage Builders

Alsg, 2000,SACKS, ex |

MALLS! — Winter 4 rangement.

TEUE Malle for the United States and she| Domivion of Canada will, until further |

\ notiea, he elocad at this Office évery TU Bs- | | DAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY even-' ingé, al 7 o'cloek, Mails for Great Britain, Newfoundland, | and the West Indies, will be closed every alternate THURSDAY and SATURDAY +eye rings, at 7 g’clock, as follows, viz : Mareh, |

Thureday, Sth Jan'y.) Scturday, 4th Saturday, 7th do Thursday. 16th do Thursday 19th, do Saturday, [8th do i

| Saturduy, 2ist. do Tharsday, 30th de

|» Tharsday. Qud- Peb’y, | Saturday, Ist April, | Saturday, 4th do Thursday, 13th do Tharedsy, t6th do | Saturday, 15th do Satorday, iSth de Thursday, 27th de

do

Thursday, 2nd Marc h, Letters to be registered and Newspapers must be posted at least balf an bour before the time of |}

closing the Muils.

JOHN A, MACDONALD,

Saturday, 29th

Postmuster Geueral.

}

| General Post Oftice ALOE Jun. 2nd 137! ‘

|

j

Crry | HARDWARE STOLE.

| A few Setis best Kaglish Electroplated

un Price, 75s. and upwards, Also, a choice j Jot of. \Cake Basket and Creet Stands, | Afarge~ortment “of Blatk-handtea | Knives, Carver s, &c. Klectroplated Forks }@nd Spoons.

AT

BOURKE, GILLAN & Co’s. |

| August 18, 1870. |

|

WILL FIND AT THE

City Hardware Store,” POKES, Rims, Carriage Bands, Dasher | | Leather, Enanietled Duck and Drill, Malable |

Castings, Bolts and Nuts, Patent Axels, and every other article in their Lue

{S" As we bave the Agency of the above arctic les, we will guarantee to sel! at a lower rate | than they can be purchased else where

t BOURKE, GILLAN & Co;

Aug. 22, 1870.

GRAVES” CELEBRATED AXES

} ARE TBE BEST IMPORTED.

WARRANTED,

ining Room & Chamber Sets.

_ A&eme Skates. — IRON AND STEEL,

for Sleigh Runners, ~

AT STONE'S ‘British Mardware Store. | Dee. 26, 1870s k

Eexecuators’ Notice.

LL Persons indebted to the Estate of |

deceased, are hereby

unit ii} 5 = 3 z | near Charlottetown Esq.. j * {required to make immediate payment; aud any

| Persons having legal demands against the said |

The above New Hot l, in Syduey Street, | Estateyare required to furnish thew accounts, duly j

opposite Diath And Mclhepae’s, is now for* the bitsy JT he =. hb onigined Wotk’ South of she Markag Square, affording | Country People a favorable opportunity of | obtaining Refreshments for théhasetyés, and | good Siabling and Prove oder fortheir Horsece. | The Proprietor of the BAPPY HOME HO-| TEL wdetermmed@ toyive the best” passifie | atlas this Patrons. The Stabling is ood, h “abundange of Provender for | orsee. In conuection with the Hotel is a! supply of

Groceries» Confectionary, c&c-

Sepep-oe eight permanent Boardere can be ac modated at a reasouable rate per week. Good People, please call and judge for urselves !

.. A. McKENZIE. |

Sydney Street, Ch'town, Jan. 23, 18/1 |

ney Stree town, Jz °

Pee a et ve |

WOOD WANTED. .

N Large or Smal! Quantities, 1666 to 2000 Cords of Wood, in Logs, Timber, Spars and Cordwood, to be of Qak, White ask, | Birch, im, Spruce, Pine, Cedar, Fir, and Popler,'to be delivered at the

HILLSBOROUGH MILLS,

attested, to bhe undersiyneds

~ WILLIAM DOPD., WILLIAM WHITE,

Execntors. |

JOHN BINNS. Chtown, Get 49, 1970, |

RONSON BOUsa SELLING OFF!) | G. & S. DAVIES! |

ILL clear out, at GREATLY REDUCED |

PRICES, the following GOODS, viz.

2150 yards Carpet, in Brussels, Tapestry | \

(2 & 3 ply), Kidder, Felt, and Hewp, and | all other FURISHING GOODS. |

The balance of their Superior Stock of

LONDON- MADE CLOTHING,

In Men’s snd Youth’s OVERCOATS, Reef

ing & Walking Jackets, &., The balance of their Ladie‘s

MANTLES and JACKETS, The balance of their unrivelled Stock of

WINTER CLOTHS.

ln WHITNEY. PILOT, BEAVER, LAMB SKIN, POLARIAN, ASTRICAN, Heavy

Winter

eee

| BaroeroF Pownal od Watdt erecta, Westof England DOESKINS, &e.

a The balance of thgir superior Stoek o ALSO—ASH HOOPS & HOOP POLES, oe - Fo ther particu arg apply~ to Owen RORS, 2 Conac| ODS Deke: | In LADIESand GENTS ; and BUFFALO, ~ ” O&RVELL BROS, | ROBBS, &e, Ua’town, Oct. 27,1570, f The balance of their Blankets, Horse Rags, Railway .W rappers, ete.

T |

‘ a Fe R The balance of their Fancy Flannei SHIRT-

. 4 INGS, WOOL SHIRTS, COMFORTERS, Uda : FAS! H Re Woolen Gloves, Hosiery, &e.

a ‘The balance of their Winter Shawls, SQUARE BROAD WA Y,

LONG and CIRCULAR. And said that a Biggér was as good as «

Tke balance of their splendid assortment or ¥ t. BTotten Bge dow! : 4 Mattia wadsohe °™* WINTER “DRESS GOODS ; HURRAH! SURRAIL! HURRAH! FOR | Severs) JOB LOTS,

in great variety. BROADWAY! for Country Traders. * i : ‘ The above Goods are well worth the atten- ail Beahkum, or ‘ No Bunkum,” Bin, ask tion of Cit and Country buyers, and will be be Quane for what you want on her own

sold for CASH ONLY. trate ; but hould your whist about Ch’town, dan 16, 187). Jf a6 DWaY.

t ||| MUD DIGGER CHAIN. _ : wofeucomn havegrada-— 5&6 Tyne Forts, y and perceptibly, se the season advances, | svt brought on the frosts and snows of grim SHOVELS, of all kinds-~-Cheap. King Winter; atid favored Jack and Jill witi. ve - their festive sports; sad while nature isnow | Jan. 30, 187]. a Rae nh nlar

busy weaving her white mantle to spread it) a

Again overrthe ear, may I take the op | Per “% Lelia Alice.”

portanity of enquiring bow you are off, gen- | tlemen, for CLOTHING? Retanee | CROSSE & BLACKWELL'S Pickles, your wardrobe, and if thereareany garments | Sauces, Currie Powder, Ground Spices, required, walk into sot Seth Cortes Sait dies sere 5 bene veal “ ‘ an ack Currant Jelly, Scote armalade, “BROADWAY

; > - eet rmacilli, ee Tapiaco, a . ; _ | Citron; Semon-tOrange” Peete; Mustard in eae hy os 4 If Ures Kegs, Bottles & Pinas, Split Peas, Sperm ) » Underooate, Pants, and Vests, | Candies, Mock Purtle, Ox-tail & Green Peas, already made--made by duréelres—in the Soup, d&c.,.dc. ‘ 7 Hy FO WM, R. WATSON, BROADWAY

: ‘ity Drug Store, Victoria Build- Styles, Cheap and Durable. You can also ing, Oct. 31, 1870.

order whatever kind of :arments you require | ¢* W ‘ x teow oat Sloek at lac aae tou reasite| CITY HARDWARE STORE, Unsurpassed ; whic we will. make at short A large assortment of

notice, ia the most fashionable New York

Styles, which TABLE & POCKET

BROADWAY,

aad only Broadway. know how to furnish Gentlemen, you can «ve all these cheap at

the New York Clothing Emporium, on |

eye ¢ BROADWAY, ee Yar ee ” D..H, MACKINNON,

Deo. 19, 1870..

“| GRoseine Dye.

ae RQ ECEIVED, at the City; Deu Store, an as. |

_sortmest of ANILINE aud DOMESTIC . W. R. WATSON.

CUT LERY,

BOURKE, GILLAN & Co’s.

August 22, 1870,

FINNEN HADDiES. |

| | & USTIN’S celebrated Finnen Haddies, pre- | i |

red at Digby, N. S: New Fist Matha”

SHAD. SHAD |

AY OF RUNDY SHAD, for sale at the | New bish Market, jn half garrels, or at | | retail. | Oet, 12, 1870, }

~ IMPORTATIONS

FOR THE

FALL of 1879.

Just Received at

The Hritish Warehouse

ON QUEEN SQUARE,

COMPRISING

‘The Largest Stock

British aud Foreign Dry Goods !

AND GROCERIES THEY Mave ever yet offered to the Public, These Goods have been

bought at the lowest possible prices, in the best markets, trom. first-class Houses, in Britain and elsewhere, care- fully selected by one of the firm, and can be sold at the lowest prices to intending purchasere.

A Superior Quality of TEA,

WORTHY OF

ALSO;

WELL TRIALe House Furnishing Goods, Aad nearly all the requisite articles pertaining to house.

keeping, for domestic com- fort, &e.

Inspection Resnectinlly Solicited ' ww. & A. BROWN.

Nov. 14, 1870.

FURNITURE,

JUST ARKIVED!

IRON BEDSTEADS.

Various patterns and prices, from 25s to 80.

Aso, Iron Chairs and Bedsteads combined. Feather, Hair, Flock & Fibre Beds,

Bolsters and Pi ows, Maitresses, in Variety.

Gilt and Walnut Mouldings.

Picture

~

the atest styles of Picture Frames & Window Furniture. Git and Walnut Cornices.

3B QOGE—SUI0;1Ivq JUCIENIP QE—sITvYQ

LR

evera kinds of the best patent Window Rollers, Paper and Cambric Blinds and shades. = ey Bedsteads, Bookcases, Tables, Sink ¢ Washstands, Bureaus, &c., &., or any other piece of Furniture. += The above Stock will be suld cheaper than any in the market.

Looking Glasses & Mirrors, D

JOHN NEWSON, Dec. 12, 1870.

(NEW STORE!-70 NEW GOODS.

fBNHE Subscriber has opened a NEW STOKE on QUEEN STREET, in DUNN’S BLOCK, nearly opposite Mr W. R, Watsous Drug Store,

where he offers for sale a carefully selected stock

“ DRY GOODS.

Groceries, Clothing, Paper

Collars, &c. Calle particular attention to his "TEA.

A share of public patronage is respectfully so- licited.

A, G. McDOUGALL.

Ch*\own, Nove 3, 1870,

NOTICE OF GO-ATI:33 1/2, Messrs. HOBS & SON

EREBY intimace to the Public that they have entered into PARTNERHIP, and will, in future, Carry on the business of

Cabinet Making ald Upholstering

in all theic branches, in aworkmanlike manne and with cheapness and dispatch. They are pre- ymared to furnisn the latest styles of Goods in their ine of Trade

Drawing-Room, Palour, and Bed- room Sets Complete,

or otherwise, furnished of the best quality and at moderate prices. ALL ORDERS will be attended o with care and punctuality.

Mar2l, 1876. tf

>

PRIZE MEDALS,

1862 AND 1851;

P.S. CLEAVER

Begs respectfully to recommend the following articles of

Tower Soap aXpd PearuMery

Manufactured and Imported by dim, ‘

All of which may be relied on for their genuine quatity, as many years’ iucreasing patronage will testify reudering ubneceseary an} furthercomment! In uou-angular tablets, White Glycerine Soap, richty perfumed Lettuce Milk Sones Floral Soaps, Spermacéti Soap, Otto off Rose Cold Cream Soap, Centflears Toilet Soap, Prize Medal Honey Soap, Almond, Pali, Glycerime, Sunflower, Mallow and every deseription of Toilet Soaps, Musk aud Trebie Scented Browr Windsor, Muproved aud Extra Scented ditto.

TH LATEST NOVELITIES

F. 8, Cleaver’s Hyaeinth Toilet Soap, F. S. Cleaver s Musk Kose Windsor Seap, Military and Naval Toilet Soup, Plate Rouge Soap. F. 8. Cleaver’s Hone omade for the Hair, F. Sf Cleaver’s Floral Pomades for the hair, Sapen- aceous Tooth Powder, Glyceriue Shaving Squares, Cosmetiques, &c, The Scent of the Period, aiso Jockey Club Boquet, Kiss Me ‘Quick ,¥ranzipanni, Kss Boguet, Millefleurs, Mangolia Rondelitia, Ylangilang. May Blossom, New Mown Hay, As You Like It, &c., &«.

For Family Use, the following Soaps,in ! lbe Bars Family Brown Windsur, Almond Glycerine, Family Honey Soap, Rose, Elder Flower. Dr. Chambers’ Castor Oil Pomatum, Marrow Oil Bears’ Grease, Bears’ Marrow. Crystallized Cream. Lavendar Water, Eau de Cologne, Viole Powder.

CAUTION.—Owing to the recent introduction H

of Seap made from Cocoa Nut Oil, F. S. Cleaver feels it incumbent on him to.remark-that be ene tirely abstains from the use of that pernicious article in any Soap bearing his name, the only advantage of which is to enable the maker to produce soap at less cost, and with a smooth and ivory-like appearance, which treaeherous and superficial qualification is to be avoided; as a soap 80 made possserses A much more powerful alkali than genuine English-nade soap; and like many other things, beautiful to behold, leaves

| its sting behind, by causing a severe irritation to

the skin—particularly if used for shaving. It

for sule at the | likewise produces a faint, sickly, and disagree-

able smell, as thohands of any person whe hasused it can testify.

Manufactory, 32 snd 33, Red Lion Street, London, W.C. Depot, 243, Rue St. Dennis,

Paris, Seld by W, R. WATSON City Drug Store, Victoria Building, Oct. 28, 1269 :

‘S$ UOSMON

a ale ee tata me So abiree teas hee

SUMMER, 1870. JUST RECEIVED

AT THE

“City Hardware Store”

500 Bags & Kegs Nails, English and Canadian. 4 Tous Paints, all colors. | 23 Casks Vil, comprising Pajni, Seal, | | Machinery and Cod Oil. 10 Cuasks Kerosene, warranted, 120) proof ; 800 Boxes Chancel's best Glass, all |

sizes. / 80 Tons Refined and Common Iron, all}

|

| siz

|

Oxf Fe @ 6 Tons Spring, Shoeing and Biister i Steel. | Fishing Gear, Marilla Rope. | Luoeks aad Kuobs, in great variety, at reduced prices | iday Forks, seythes, Sneaths, and Rakes, | ‘all prices. ‘Together with every article of | Hardware required for this market, The whole comprising the largest and | jbest selected stock ever offered in this ‘market. | The above goods have been purchased tor jeash, in the very best market, and will be |sold wholesa'e and retail, at a swal) advance | On cost. | (* Please examine before purchasing elsewhere. 'GREENBACKS and AMERICAN EX- CHANGE BOUGHT and SOLD. BOURKE, GILLAN & Co.

August 22, 1870,

i wy

stemware \Buckeyo Mower and Reaper, | | |

TO OUR PATRONS IN P. E, 1.

T is now four years since we began a | Mechines ta your Island, and from our large

ce rere re ee

WOOL. WOOL. WOO!.

STANFIELD WOOLEN MILLS. 187 9.

‘EHE Subseriber in thanking the Public tor the liberal patronage extended to him

since purchasing the above Milla, in 167 | i would respectfully announce to the country

in general, that the Mills are in operation, and will continue to manufacture Cloth from: eus- tom Wool aa heretofore, and at previous rates,

Wool, which must be clean washed, free of mats and hip-locks, may be teft with Hon. H. J. Callbeck, Agent, Charlottetown, or with Messrs. John D. Reid & Brother, Agents, Summerside, where a general assortment of

Cloths will always be found to exchange for |

Weol at time of delivery if required. S. E. DAWSON, Jun. Tryon, May 2, 1870. ptihajp tf

1870 i870

NOW OPEN

Fo

INSPECTION.

—~aAr— Southporce Store, , A LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF

GOODS,

suitable for tho season,

DRY GCODS, HARDWARE, GROCERIES, EARTHENWARE, eee

comprising

invited,

HENRY BEER.

South port, June 27, 1870.

Gilt ant Walnut Motldiags |

} ’ ee ' . . | inereass of sajes each senson are assured that our} rom >p ry | efforts to furnish you with the **best Mower and | JUST ARRIVED!

Reaper in the world,” have been appreciated, and | CREAP AT

with this eucouragement we have endeavored to |

study more particularly your requirements, and JOHN NEWSON’S. et

ich year baild ‘our. Machine siore especially ad |apted to your country. | | Webave this year attached a Self-raking Reap- | }erto our Machine, and can vow offer you “ihe |

| most perfect combined Mower and Reaper’ munu- | | faciured in America, or in any other country. This} | Machine diflers in many re®pects from ali others, | and is particularly adapted for cutting lodged grain. | By a very simple device the points of the guards |

fingers can be dropped at the option of the driver, | picking up evervthing, and making all smooth | work. it wille. several inches lower than our | Reaper lust seaSon, Improvements have also been | added to the Mov Other Machines will probably be offered you at, |} perbaps, lower prices, but be assured there are ‘nove’ that can compete with as in quality oi work or quality of material used in constraction

| We feel coutident that onr Combined Machine will | prove as satisfactory as the Mower has heretofore ja#ud have no besitation in warranting it to be sn-

| perior to any Machine in this or any other market, Yours respectfully. RICMARDSON M’FG Co, Worcester, Mass., U.S. A., Juiy, 1870.

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JAMES DEWAR, Montague. BEER & SONS Bt. Peter's Bay.

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WIDSUMMER GOODS!

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HEARTZ & SON.

August 22, 1870.

PUBLUC ATTENTION

INVITED TO THE FOLLOWING. Handsome Teapots of a new Metal to stand Fire New Japanued Cake Sates, keep Cakes from moulding. rr ‘Coal Vase and Tongs, new kind, Fire Irons and Stands in variety. Handsome Japanned Trays, in sets, Fitz Baths and Irgn Bedeteads. Sleigh Bells and Whips, in variety, Ejectro-plated Forks and Spoons. Jelly Moulds, Biscuit Ting, &o, &c., Cross Cut Saws, Circulars, Files, &¢. Coal Scuttes-and Shovels, Silver duight «and otuier new kinds of Kerosene Lamps Parlor and Cook Stoves, Farmer's Boileis, ete-, ete. | Together with an endless variety of Black and | | House. Furnishing Hardware, at

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STONE'S British Mardware Store. | Queen S:reet, Dec, 22, 3870.

j

ee

| Just Received |

i Yarts WATER-PROOF CLOTH

HEARTZ & SON, Nove 29, 1869. .

.

North British Review, . |

May 30, L879. tf

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Varniso fos Suiugled Roofs, at 2s. Gd, per!

gallon. WALTER CARSON,_& SONS,

La Belle Sanvage Yard, Ludyate Hill, E.CJ

§C.,

to which the attention of the Public ie

marty

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Mark,to be hadvaly at XfElG x9 STONE’S British Hardware Store Old Stand, Reddin’s Buildings, Qeeen Street, June 7 136)- {

TO LET.

TANNERY & DWELLING:

Will be let on reasonable terms, the T'aa- geet nery on the St Peters Road, six miles

from the City, the property of. the, late James Robertson, Esq , in complete working or- der There is also a Dwelliig attached, which will be let with the Taunery, or separatey if re- quirec .

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“City Hardware Store.” |

Wagon and Cart Greae.

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pound, BOURKE, GILLAN & CO, Ame Oe

HUNKI DORI! iJ UST RECEIVED, 10,000 Gents’ Paper Collars,

AT

| Bad Legs, Bad Breasts, and Ulcerations |

| required for the body's reparation, aud al! old par- | ticies Getrimenta! to its preservation. The Oint- | mont, used eonjeintiy.with Holloway's Pill-, will | act sv searchiugly and certainly as to effect cures | n the must hopeless cases,

Stiff Joints. | Many thousands of martyrs from the above com

plaints buve found life almost unsup, 0 ‘table; yet- if Udtioway Ointment be briskly ana persevering-

‘reece Lumbago, Contracted and {

| sufely ynarantee i, especially if the pores of the |} skin be previour:> warm water. Tie gross humors require expulsion | from the system; it is therefore uecessary to have recourse to Holloway’s admirable Pills, which, by purifying and strengthening the system, greatly | assist the operation of the Ointment, and faeilitate | | and confirm the cure.

of all kinds,

There is no mediciual preparation in the world which may be so thoroughly relied upon, in the |

A. dressing which |

gloss and |

Chambers No, 7 Market |

ly rubbed upon tie parts effected, Gase may be | } I ’ oJ

‘Strong, Pure and Rich Blood—{p crease of Flesh and Weight—(leay ‘Skin and Beautiful Cosplexion, SECURED to ALL. ; i

| RADWAY’S Sarsaparillian Resolvent

HAS MADE THE MOST ASTONISHING CUNES, SO Qvicx, SO KAPTD AKK THE CHA™ THE BODY UNDERGOES UNDER THE IN ENCE OF THIS TRULY WONDERFUL Mik

CLNE THAT :

Every Day an Increase in Flesh and Weight is Seen and Felt.

Scrofula, Consumption, Sy phills.anocured and badiy treated Venereal, tm ita

‘ormes, Glandular disease, Ulcers in t

roat, Tu ae

Glands, and other rts of the stem, Sore ae Strumous diceporene fron the Ears, piive diseases of the x %, Noxe, Mouth, and the worst forms of Skin dix. eases, Eruptions, Fever Sores, Scaid H

Ring Wor 6 sort ey ama tattas eae

Acne, Blac Tumors, Cancers in the Womb, and « weakening and painfal discharges, Night Sweats, loss of Sperm and all waste the Hfe principle, are within the cu range of Radway’s Sarsapariillan Kesol- vent, and a few days use will prove to any person using it for either of these forms of discase, its potent power to cure them,

Not only does the Sarsaparillian cesolven¢ exee} all known remedial ageuts, in the cure of Chromic, Scrofulous Constitutional, Skin and Syphiloid discase: but it is the only positive remedy for K dney, Biadder Urinary, and Womb diseases, Grave). Dia- betes wey Stoppage of Weter, Ineon- tinence of Urine, Bright's disease. Albun-~ inuria, aud itn all cases where there are Brick dust cleposits, or the water is th cloudy, mixed with substances like ¢ white of an egg, or threads like white silk, or there is a morbid dark. bilious appear- ance, and white bone dust depusits, and where there is a pricking, burming semsa-

tion when passing waiter, and pain in the Sredt of thre .teote~ Aue. all these conditions Kadway’s Sarsa liam Reselvent aided ty the application of KRadway’s Ready Relief to the \pine and Small of the Back, and the Bowcls regula- ted with one or twoof Kadway’s Keyuiat. ing Pills per day, will soon make a c¢me lete care. Ina few days, the puiicmi wias Be enabled to hold and discharge his water naturally without pain,and the Urine w be restorod to its natural clear, and autber or sherry color.

THE WASTES OF THE BODY ere supplic i with new, healthy, and vigorous Mood, that famishes sound structure. Hence all suflering from WiaKenwe Discnaxcra, either MALE or FEMALE, oftae Wom’, Uterus, or other organs, whether eaoor- rhea, Sperm, or Eruptive Sere, every from violence of “ Seli-abuse,” from Genital or Venercal discharges, or ulcers, or

| LLAN, dre arrested, amd the ruptured organs THE TRUE THEORY OF CULE, RADWAY’S Sioa taste RESOLVENT lies the system, through the bloed, urine, and amisonniiiee constituents with Tissue making, os makirg, Heat or Caloric and Fat makiog elements. | All of its constituents are mourishing, purines, gaa arengihening. it Repairs, Hea's, Resolves, a oul of the body the products of Decay and Corruption CONSUMPTION, WHITE SWELLING, Dr SYPHILIS, CANCERS, TUMORS &c., are all of a ecrojulous diathesis, and as such, are within the sange of the SARSAPARILLIAN BESOLVENT! , 1. That Scrofula, by whatever name desigvatél, is the resu)t of deposits m the dlood, induced or esnsed by Chronic intlaination. That thosedeposits take piace when the blood is poor, weak, watery, and incapable @& helding ia solution its proper comstituents, or 2 ine sence of som: virus or pos =. Caljmel, Corrcst¥e stornnate, Y ec Corks sive Chivride ct Mercury or other agents, civen in med | gincs and which enter largely in the common . | Sarsaparillas, NOL ABSORBED GR CHANGED FROM THEIE NATURAL CONDITION. ‘ 2. That wulcss the repairs or putrimemts are grexte than the wastes, that decomposition and decay witi a pervene, and the powers of life become eahausted,

3. That the dying body cannot besusteined on 4» treitment of mcdiestion that exhausts the » } be nee . the ‘dood, the Sa hoyt oy which } vile forees are preserved, spies which Uo grow Of the beady depo ' & Oe LSnaway~s Sarsaperiuffan Meee sl vent supplicsa want never betore pu-ses ed or knows o exist in medticme, that this new found princ'pie ip thenticat science, whieh bas been browglu tu such a Pepe } wvet system of cure is exhibited as eile ws : 1, iis greut power in as.imilating the fowd ip its fas age of dictillctien in ‘ue process of digirtion, a» chypme j 2nd chyle with the newzishing elements of | sep-rating from _thlese liquids refise and nert q<ale | ie before thefare tuken up by the lactecals and ; | formed into blood. Here we see. that by iis won power it charges the system with the very eszeive 6e princaple that forms the vital powers of the Ledy, awd it chemical plete condition, separatesotery atemof refuse: matensiee e-emont, out of which the virus of disease 1s foi med 2. That, the 'lood thus prepared, and supplied these nourishing properties becomes strong, rich 4 healthy, and holds in solution its Teper emstitd through the SarsapassiMan Resolveut, a | repairs the wastes of the body with suund and beaithy | structures, Such is tht wonderfat power the Saruns parillian Rescivemt exerts on the bleod ond juices of the syst“a, that ne virulent humors or pole sons will exist by ¢°1. 2 deposits .reeaade. The rayndity wuich the Sarna pasthaiinn © @poulation, ani communicates its cwrati ve

cures the comstituemt secretions of each respective orgats

‘HEALTH! BEAUTY! |

through rative prozess of RADWAY'S BARSAPARIL-

sction en the bloed in its primitive and Game -

ns

through the Slood, Sweat, Urine, and other fluids; ae .

th

| establishing functional harmeny thropghout the <yemz

through its action and power over the Seerctions, the —

Liver secretes its natural or proper allotment of bee} the Skin sweat; the Kidnyys uren; and the carbon; so that this wonderful medicine not only estabe ishes health im the siek body, but preserves the syst in health.

As we have shown the principle on which Qisease & formed, as well as the only sensible theory of cute,

opened by fomentations with | ¥¢ “aim that the range of cure of the harsapa - | tian Resolveat is unlim ted, and that every eea® | that is of a Chronic,Scrofujeus or Organic Dicihesus, iy

properly within ats specia! range.

; THE GREAT SECKETr OF CURE

in this Medicine consists im the selection of ingredients containing curativ. and nourishing properties that supe ply the blood and general eystem with such corstituent® which, ina condition of disease and depravity, it is dete cient of, tegether with the combination ef the severak in coe nts that form the SAKSAVAKILLIAS KREsUl-

. iat gins eg A Oe mE t SARE Be ial tis

=

If the constituent ef Oxygen was exhausted from the

atmospheric air, life would become extinct.” “So, wiien

ROBERT “YOUN Gs. | treatment of the above ailments, as Holloway’s | the blood becomes exhausted of its vital conatituents, it

August 31,1870.

Executor’ Final Notice.

LL Accounts aue the Estate of the [ate Hon. EDWARD WHELAN, will be sued far without further. notice, after first

of DECEMBER next,

The following gentlemen have kindly consent- ed to receive debts due in King’s County to the said Estate, in their respeetrve localities :

Peter Sinnott, Morell,

Anthony McCermack, Head St. Peter's J.C. Underhay, Bay Fortune,

M, McCormack, Sotiris,

JAMES WARBURTON, DANIEL BRENAN,

a ° “

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