DVS ; Aa * ‘ rey tu win \ es. written X- avy as y ¥ ‘ af teen y« by an old ch lady M y We ii oe appoint- ™m ¥ V a ’ re ag t n is y wy ~ ‘ W n wa i » New } ‘ ee i « many al i La rd 4 é \aron i> i > at iel ta as few friends who showed Burr great kindne his last days. She died a few years ago t will be seen that there was A Vain prophetic in her lines to i { learn C « has fa'n to you Co give the bard o° Ayre bis due; But use his ell; lie kept sweet Charity in view, Een for the devi eal) Itis few sma !f S ye nee ina fe +i one ‘ Folks say ye © er & you el Br re \ are ( ve but | s anid Rab, Vi SA t Then dinsa seek to.find ’ But o'er sf su mant iw Am ve est o Him who é d e heal lie kens the s cent vy hence and wha te! What may befa’ your cat se] S »holy preacher May tak’ the cu ge p f t Ca’d Harry Beecher { hae’ nae doubt ved like » ken Wha ‘tis tak’s up the anid quill pen lo write this rhyme fhe knewledge would be ttle worth- I'm past ny prim

d fair, Ayre,

But when a . young a: I've wandered att by bornie Wi’ heartsome glee; Ere Fate's stern raandate sent me forth

Far o’er the sea

USSlt

Stl!l Scotia's hills, and Scotia's plains, Her poets and her pvet’s strains, To me are dear; A desert-spring within my heart— They claim a tear.

4 WANT SUPPLIPN, —~ 1 i subtects of health and dissase-—how } ‘rvo the ohe and prevent the other— ' mont importance to every indis | \ thorough knowledge of the cons | is | observed in the physical de- | ‘ rent man—-t avoidance of those j iia x il much of th \ 1 humanity heir, and the} t { i s required | th , of those wonderful health-tri s ‘ to man tI ! Creator id bas fa rat i} education rhe A l sti It has given us I r tne ijlimentaiist arn i si r and fessional! \ it pe pe \ t etaasublect fi real intere Such a subject is the hy é I We have received some ad r pages of a work devoted to s ct it is entitied “The People’s | Comt Sense Medical Adviser, In Plain | Ene _or Medicine Simplified,” and pro- | mise be al k eminently adapted to the wants and! ; of the people Forty-eight | miscelianeaus page the number sent ns, can i We butan ver utiine of a work contain. | ing nearly ne hundred pages and ab al | tw » hhume 1 WwW icuts and colored P utes" | hut ehev are suflicient to reveal its tone and ] aracter, b f which are worthy of the } { rlior The high profes | attainments of its authoer—Dr. R. \ | Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y ind »acdvantag i by him from an extensive prach \ i alone insure for his work a cordial . we ‘se are not the merits for t ims our attenticn The Author $ n of the people He sympatl with t} nin all the ‘ ris and attainments ll | s the want—a knowledge them Si s—and | ng that all truth shou be made as univ rsal as God's own su ight, n his fund of learning and experience has produced a work in which he gives them | th efits of his labors. In it he considers | man in every phase of his existence, from } the moment he “merges ‘from arayless atom, |

r the sight, until he gradu- to the maturily of those Con rs, the ex reise of which nishes subjective evidence of our immortal- ity.’ Procee ling upon the theory that every fact of mind has a physical antecedent, he | given an admirable treatise on Cerebral | Physiology, and shows the bearings of the facis thes established upon individual ail | sovial welfare. The Author believes with S} , that ‘as vigorous health and ils accompanying high spirits are larger ¢ nents of | any other things whatever, t hing how to maintain them is a teaching that yields to no other what- ever,’ and accordingly has introduced an extensive discussion of the methods by which

too diminutive [ ally evolves

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we may preserve the integrity of the system en mae ieee sl ae ree and oftimes prevent the onset of disease MISCEI LANEOL S. Domestic Remedies—their preparat uses ee ed eecteforme oruminent feature of ih Is s na n this town named | ,., k rhe hygienic treatment, or nursing Afternoot ju a Mississippi Postman, | of tie sick, is an important subject and res as he pa letter directed «P.M evives alkeniion co umensurate with its ims | Wha he Terence between a@ tube) portance. Nearly al liseases whi vy and a tchman? One is a hollow | flash is heir, are descrite!, their symptoms ¢ nce and ner is a Siliy bic llander and cuuses ex] jained, ai d prope nest “‘Itis : talking about the soften- treatment suggested A ee g inf women. A Massachusetts The subjects are treated in an + iS} hank | man W s four wives has just been sent. ¢ mprehensive manner—th > language 3 cing to they tiary stealing horses. shorn of all technicalities and re luced t | ig - eg?’ | plain common sense. In the Author's lan Hi! w edid y get them trousers? suage he secks to ‘inculcate the facts of | asked a $ o° aman who happened cine enthee them the tadesies of phhose-| to be pa with @ pair of remarkably ! hits this bank will b6an tavaiuah short trousers o7 f got them where they | guide to the World’s artizans, it cannot fa « \ wast grant reply. * Then, by to be of eanal interest to t } Be i ' v cons $a Paildy you've pulled sadinns — practical discuss sof AN e — : Life and Mind. Althougt reid th Ai $ elty on the part of tres and ies of a busy pr s I = . Texas, t ari a ‘ 3 rig : nil, is reported. The stigation ja ont ens pris ‘ ler, and when @ | yputh: in briel. Dr. | we eircus “ 4 lay, the Sherif t in h j \ t nan toattead. Public! ,.., “ i possess i i = 4 110 ae ituraiiy 2 th na fa re hestow \ ' iS and Hearuiess | 2 von s ) the Au 9 x | ove a price (one dollar and fif ents) litue | D sit, a irning home from | exceeding the actual cost of publication. s first t to New York, gave his back- Asa work devoted to the best ts of v 2é his : st gentieman | humanity, and centaining original thoughts, it $ I is the most able iuformation and mé } " ‘ man New Yor boys lialiv recommend it to t! | | Lhe Mi] ¥ { know W » asks you work ‘will be ready for erv early in t ink nt har 1a ss—he pulls Aner and mav be obta ¥ a s g t : 2 table, ar walks off to 1 Author, who is also its pubiis the w \ 3 t you hav ' -.2e- . fa a waiting 1 LEoN » Beort | ‘ ] at ‘ al Dey con Barclay Street, New Yor st t vestw v lling uy | lished the Edinburgh R for Jat Phi ‘ a gazing around, when the; w the following conten!s wor ecy-ied one of the st cars of the Still's Essays I city railway | sh happened to be . 20 Ejlen } i \ r em} ty at the ‘That's a hoss car,’ tion. ° var her DU ner que ‘ So that’s | Las Pilaris and La.» i « a hoss car, eh?’ she mused, mounting the $ Leonardo da V step and looking in. ‘ Well now, who'd ever 5 The Agricullti I sof E Mi think that the’d go and fix up cars as nice as 6. Memoirs of 1 ( ihle this to ride hosses in! 7. The Progr2ss of Law heform Eng CONFIDENCE ANniMats.—Savs the New nd England Farmer :—Horses and oxen should! & The Hear fA t the § have so much confidence in their drivers Trade. that they will willingly and repeatedly 1. Cox's History of G make all resonable effort to do as they are Theodore Martin's ! i bidden. A team should rbe told a Cons second tit io start an unreasonable load I Ors tak ‘ We don’t believe a! 4 ver become | xg q int baiky if it were 1 r misus by over- | by a 1 We loa é ‘ y $ est horse 9 argues v & t . * $ it a Sf nk, t ; l materia S t ky r '*) eads,’ that aime 1 git { ig know n they are te } ~ ’ it uta f 1g Oi Cul {; ; ‘ HakeS the patient horse stand It second article, | i gh f harness unhitched, waiting the | j< ribed as a weak a nd éiturn of his master to give ! the word to y instances are given Sas go before he w eave his tra ? gacity and good sense A Va Ra -The Pal! Mall Gazetie These who know Leoné Vis aly 1s seen it stated in Australian papers that | as an artist, will be surprised on rea the @ pure bred merino ram, owned by a Mr..| account of hiscarcer here g | that Gibson, fasmania, and reared by him | he was equally, if not m tL asa there, was sold in Melbourne a short time physiologist, engineer and 1 t u azo, t 1 of 680 guineas. While the; that he was a skilled laborer in every de- ram wa : Mr. Gibson’s possession, the } partment ; that he invent: humerous m amount < raise! by the animai’s male } chanical appliances; and thaihew as thref- | progeny alone was estimated at upwards of | ly artist to the generation in which he | ved, } 0OU guineas. Merino rams and their breed- | because the arts were the form of his}

ng of merino sheep seem to be almost as

protitable in Australia as gold digging. We Gave heard, continues the Pail Mall Gazelle, ofan English sow and her litter bringing $7,000 in Japan, but that was when the |

man.a for fancy pigshad seized the wealthy

activily then generally in deman«

Four of the remaining articles are devoted to topics which, like that of the tirs!, have been discussed in one or 1 of the other {

It is one of the advantages of

that readers have the

Reviews.

this series, opportun-

Daimois, just after they were recovering | ily of comparing the diverse opinions fm n | from th mania for cats and Jop-eared } eminentin the literary worl’, alt thereby of | rabb Hut merinorams in Australia are | forming a toierably correct opinion of the pureiased by s vd, cereful colonists, who | subjects under consideration. are not intent on grat:iving passing whims, There is a very interé sting arti We I he but on making money | Heart of Africa and the Siave Trade,’ in The lon Quarterly Review (known | Which we have a sh rt nccount ¢ f the wo abroad a @* Quarterly’) for January, has | [te expeditions under Dr Schwein b anid st be ublished fy the Leonard Scott } Sir Samuel Baker. ae Publishing Co., 41 Barclay Street. New York. | : The periodicals rej rinted by The Le nard The wes ga hich retarded the steam- | Scott Publishing Co., (at Barciay SI va, ers, ha I cau r lelay in its | X- Y.,) are as follows: The London Quer pt bli hey terly, Edinburgh, Westminster, and British Jr TT! Gres ille Memoirs 1s heen received | Quarterly Reviews, and Blackwoorl’s Maga- |

With such universal

quite & new set

that we experience on reading a really

critical review of them. Such, however, is the one before us, which not only pcints out the iack of taste, not to say good feeling,

that pla private remarks and 0 people Sliil living

impeact

before the pubiie conversation, g but in several instances racy of the facts given e bolily thrown down to

referring es the accu

The gauntiet is her

| the dead.

records of}

i; WIDOWS

jw BF FR ING

| TAYLOR

found, in first

-i stock &c., to

} For

' . For } will touch the wound

| For sore shoulders, sore

GREAT BARGAINS | 1D.

GOoOoob)s Selling Selow the Origiial Cost At the Store lately occupied by H. J. BP. PERLIZZICK WHITE & COLO’D. KID GLOVES, WHITE & COLORED CORSETS, HOSIERY, FLOWERS REAL LACES, SILKS AND SATINS., CAPS, CRAPE CRAPE TRIMMING, BERLIN GLOVES FRENCH MERINO, WHITE LINENS. FLANNEL SHIRTS, WHITE SHIRTS, SHIRT COLLARS, SHIRTING COTTON, NAPOLEON STOCKS, SILK HATS, LADIES’ BOOTS, BOOT UPPERS, BOOT ELASTIC,

REIN WEBB, RUSSIA BRAID, ROOM PAPER. All the above Goods will be sold at great bargains. Win. N. LePage. March 8, 18735 -1lm

ist Liverpool To Chariottetown.

Is 7 35,

“JAMES DUNCAN,’

756 tons revister,; eles d oS years at

Lloyd’s and coppered,

Lawrence Kickham, Commander, ,,.. ;),,,.

Will be on the berth at Liverpool, about Ist February, and will sail for this Port, direct, about 5th

| GOODS for

| Shediac.

Pictou, Georgetown, and Sammerside,

AT THROUGH RALES.

This favorite vessel by a succession vf rapid passages has proved herselt to be

| one of the fastest ships nfloat.

ALSO The fine new A 1 Clipper Barque “MINE RVA,** 392 register, Lloyd's, and coppered, Philip Mercier, Commander, Now London, will be dispatched

thence direct for this Port about the oth April, taking GOODS for

SHEDIAG, PHETOL, GEGRULTOW AN & SUA WASTE AT THROUGH KATES,

tous classed 8&8 years at

nt aa

April, taking |

oa

32 Cases

VERON! & BOW’s STRONG BOOTS.

FOR SALE B

DORSEY & JOST,

ruk

;

+ | Seot Factory,

South Side Market Square.

Received this Eall, 5BOOO PALES | Men’s, Women’s ond Chiidren’s | Rubbers, Uvershoes,

mn PMIots,

Slippers, &c., For Sale Cheap.

Dee. 14, 1874,

English Congo Tea.

G () CHESTS more of that highly appreved

) Congo Tea, for Sale at lowest feure. N. RANKIN.

Nov. 7, 1874.

Union Hall Meetings. I ORD DAY, ti, a. m.. 4 * Breakive of Bread.’

Lord's Days, 64. p. w., Gospel Preaching

Worship and |

Thursday, 8, p. m., Bible Readings.

Sept. 14, 1874. if

iN CPST LCOS.

LI. PERSONS indebted to the ExaMin- +4 rr, either for Subscriptions or Adver-

tisments, are requesied to make IMME- DIATE PAYMENT vo the undersigned,

who alouc is wuthorized to receive and grant

receipis Yor the same. hiv order, 7.1. COT, 1s75. Manager

TOBACOD & CIGARS.

NIE Subsecrip. a choice Lot af

SMOG AND CHEMIMG TOBAUUO,

and three Cases CIGARS. 74 Boxes Tobacco, in solace, Sunshine, Vir- ginian, Navy and Black Diamond. 8 Cases Cigars in Victoria & Flor Gertrude. Samples can be seen at Sale Room N. RANKIN, Corner Water & PownalSts Ch’town, April 13, 1874.

PREEHOLD FARM ON LOT 44 FOR SALE.

fers for sale (in Bond

YEXHE Subseriver offers for sale all the |

right title, and interests in the Farm lately owned by John Kickham, situate on Township Ne. Forty-four, at the bead of Souris River, consisting of fifty acres. The said fartn is convenicntly situate to School | tlouse, Grist and Saw Mills, and is worthy | the attention of those who require a nice |

It is intended to dispatch these Ships ‘farm. Title good, and terms easy.

beve, and shippers will

punctually as 4s slongside aS early

please have their Good

us possible.

For Freight or passage, having superior |

Liverpool to SIR JAMES MALCOLM, Baronet, 09 South John Street, In London to BETHEL & KOBERTS,

Feuchureb Street

accommodation, apply MG:

or here te the

James Duncan & Co.

Ch’town, Jan. 18, 1875.—2m SCHOGNERS FOR SALE. oe Schooner

50 tons, 2 ye rate ¢

owners,

‘Prince Bismark,” about old, iron kneed, well rder. Price 82,500.00. g

ive

The ** Little Belle,” about 50 tons, N. built, 5 years old, well found and in good order = Price, $1,600.90.

Both vessels are lying at Georgetown, and can be sent to sea at trifling ¢xpense.

Trenws—Haif cash; Apply te rhomas Foley, Esq.,

che owner,

halance 6

Charlottetown; or

GEORGE W. HOWLAN

Alberton, Feb. 22, 1875.

BO. Se a Se ee, FAV. MAL. &€..

Veterinary Surgeon,

sets n ante Favs

e ,

Of Lo England. BEGS to inform the public that he opened an office and surgery at DesBrisay,s corner on the Market Square, and wishes to call the attention of all ewners of horses, the followiug list of medi- cipes, which are guaranteed to be genuine and made from the prescriptions used at the Royal Veterinary Colleges of London

| animal.

Stimulcting Liniment

roises, Sprains, ete., ete

eee A Liniment

wounds of every description. No fly

when dressed with

An excellent dressing

this e:inbrocation.

| for euts from the shees in winter.

: : es Emollient Iiniment backs, ete., the best rein:dy known a8 yet by the profes sion.

; ! | j

' |

;

: months. + » McDonald Brothers, Georgetown; | PIELD SPORTS, to}

Wa. D. STEWART. Ch’town, Aug. 3, 1874

NGW 1S THE TE

SUBSCRIBE FOR

THE EXA.INER

FOR (875.

ti i eed ad ee ee eee

Se SJ. Pihh (NUR

2 atte lt at: OD a = ir

+

nin

ifAPERIAL Fire Tusaranes Gompany et FLOON DON, Subscribed & tavested Capital, £1.965.000 seg.

PHENIX

INSURANCE COMPANY,

OM BROOKLYN, N. Y.

Cash Asseis, - - - $2,013,383.84.

The above Offices being of UNDOUBT- ED STANDING, guarantee perfect security and Prompt Payment of Losses.

DETACHED DWELLINGS insured for One, Two, or Three Years on SPE- CIALLY ADVANTAGEOUS TERMS,

PEATON T. VEWRBERY,

AGENT. Jan. 18, 1874. ly ’ “At Kemont Bay.”

—_—_——

| 7BXILE Subscriber is prepared to take con-

coutracts for any quantity, or act as agent for parties in want of the following : CEDAR OR JUNIPER FENCE POSTS, PAILINGS, SILLS, ASH AND SOFTWOOD, STAVES, HOOPS, &e., &¢., &e. Now is the time. U. C. TRUDELLE Kymout Bay, Dec. 21, 1874

BULBS AUD SEEDS! Klegaat Illustrated Catalogae,

CONTAINING

Light Colored Pla les,

= pense ane ena

io!

i }

' said Division

ee terete <a

AUCTION,

MYO be sold by Public AUCTION, on WED

NESDAY, the 26th day of MAY, A. D.. 1875, at the honr of twelve o'clock, noou, at the New Court House, Charlottetown, under and by virtue ofa power of Sale contained in an Indenture of Mortgage, bearing date the thirteenth day of January, A. D.. 1866, and made between Patrick Egan of Char- lottetown, in Prince Edward Island, Maste:

tele he “~~

Carriage Builder, of the second part: All the Freehold Estate and Interest of the said Patrick Egan, in and to, all that tract piece and parcel of land, situate, lying and being in Charlottetown, aforesaid. bounded | follows, that isto say: Cominencing at the | southern side of Euston Street, at the |).- vision Line between Town Lots, number

Aas

hundred of Town Lots in Charlottetown, and returning thence easterwardly along Euston Street, aforesaid, for the distance of forty-two feet, or until it strikes the western line of land, in the occupation of John Fennel, thence southwarly in a line parailel with Camberland Street, vne hun- dred and sixty feet to the rear or southern boundary of Town Lot number Kighty-two, | aforesaid, thence westwardly along the said | rear line, parallel with Euston Street, afore- said, forty.two feet or until it meets the Line of lots Eighty-one

eighty-two, and thence northwardly along

| the last mentioned Division Line one hun- | dred and eighty feet, to Euston Street afore- |

said, being the placeo commencement, and ) is the western half-part of Town Lot, num- her Eiglty-two,in the fifth hundred of Town Lots in Charlottetown.

And which said mortgage has been s- signed to me by Indenture, dated the twenty-first day of May A. D, 1872.

For further particulars apply to Neil Me- Leod, Esq., Charlottetown

EDWARD J. HODGSON,

Assignee of Mortgagee.

| Feb. 22, 1875-—-till sale.

ft =. = oe ae ft) OC & Fy i) = re ae =

Treascrer’s Orvicn, P. E. Isianp, 4Charlottetown, Jan. 25th, 1875.

N pursuance of an Act of the General As- sembly of this Island, made and passed ,in the Twenty-fourth year of the reign of

Mailed to any address upon the Sreceipt or | Her Majesty Queen Victoria, intituled, ** An

0 cents.

SElillbDss, BU Lis, &e.,

Fresn and RevtabLe, sent by mall to any }

part of the Dominion,

Chase Brothe7s & Bowman, |

TORONTO, ONT.

Manhood Restored.

A

send free to his fellow sufferers.

oct’ Gin

nen —eeecmmee | by virtue of the above-mentioned Acts, viz: |

$10. WONDERFUL. ! $10,

A CLASS FULL-SIZED SEWING MACHINE!

Wirt

TABLE AMD 1RBADLE,

FIRS

The most Sunple and Compact! The most

Durable and Economical!

A model of combined Simplicity, and Beauty !

TACHMENTS.

No complicated machinery to be constant- ly getting out of order.

So easy to learn that a child can run it, | will do all kinds of sewing, from the finest |

to the coarsest, will Hem, Fell, Tuck. Braid, Cord, Gather, Embroider, ete., uses self-

| adjusting straight needle, uses all descrip-

Oxy $1.49 cents in advance, | and $1.62 cents if paid within. the vear,

FOREST AND STREAM |

Weekly Journal of Sixteen Pages, de ye*ed to .

-

PRACTICAL NATURAL HISTORY, FISH CULTURE, PROTECTION OF GAME, PRESERVATION OF FORESTS, YATCHING. BOATING, and all OUT-DOOR RECREATION AND STUDY. It isthe official organ of the American Fish Culturists’ Association.

3 R

li is the only voarnalin this couutry that fully supplies the wants and meets the ne-

, cessitics of the Gentleman Sportsmen.

lias

}

|

‘Perms $5.00a year SEND ror A SpecmkN Cory. Forest & Stream Publishing Co.

17 CHATHAM STREET, (City Hall 3q.)

New York.

| Post OMice Box 2833.

'and Edinburgh. : ; i ain i

Ths Black Drink, |

A certain re mnedy tor Colics, Gripes, aud |

Stoppage of the Bowels or water of any }

zine. Price $4 a year for any one, or only | cea vs

$15 foral!, and the Postage is prepaid by the | Phy 81 Ba iS

Publishers. | Ofall sizes, made of the best Barbadoes,

- >< | Aloes i

It has been colder in Sweden this winter Cough Mixture,

than in any other civilized country. InFurs| , seid isin Ue Ciel ce

undal the thermometer marked sixty de- & SREREM ENS epee Fae Come ad. any kee

grees below zero. ltfe-ative ¢ Gonditic ae The son of the poets Robert and Eliza. A eave or jondition Pow ;

beth Barrett Browning, it is said, gives pro~ ers

mises of becoming a fine artist. | For horses tn low condition,

John Ruskin has devoted one-tenth of his substance, £7,000, to the purchase of a; piece of land in England, to be inhabited | and cultivated after a fashion in unison | with his own sentiments. Here is his ideal | of the new colony: ‘We willtry to make some piece of English ground beautiful, peaceful and fruitful. We will have no engines upon it and railroads; we will have no intended or unthought of creatures on it, none wretched but the sick, none idle but We will have no liberty upon it, but instant obedience to known law and |

‘appointed persons ; no equality upon it,

the Ldinburgh Review, which, in the Oc i number jast year, bestowed unqualitie! praise on these Mem¢ In the Yuearl rly for October, there was an article describing the * Organization of the Jesuits,’ the Seque! to w The Doctrines of the Jesuits, is here giveu The information concerni:.g these 3 taken from the works Fat G ,» Whose ‘Compendium of Morai | a8 been designated in K n Ca i seminaries in all jands, as the Manual of Moral Theology. The ‘Lile of the Prince Consort,’ is another work whichis receiving “igh praise from al! quarters. Jn tue present notice of it, wa have an account | of the diiliculties Mr. Martin has had to ens counter, and the happy annerin which he has succeeded in overcoming zm, be es an interesting summary of the Prince’s

acter The English Ba and lruns of ¢ begins with a short account, of the origin of lons of Court, where young 1 who form ¥Yo.untary socielies for U idy of ia establish themselves, but is chiefly devoted to a description of the system of legal edu cation in England, and the changes ip that

system proposed by the} ‘The Judicial Investigat long dissertation on the English law, with suggest perfect c while law should be just and certain, i should work in the shortest possible time, and at the smallest expense. -+ Speeches of Pope Pius IX.’ This is a review of two volumes of speeches of the Pope. collected and published by the Rev. Don. Pasquale de Franciscis. I contains » brief account the condition of Rome under the Papal ani Italian Governments, of the position of the Pentiff, and the circumstances that have called forth his discourses

The number contains two m essays, one on‘ Parrar’s Life o other on ‘Friendly Societis.

The periodicals published Scott Publishing Co., 4! York,@i easfoliows: The london Vuarterly, Edinburgh, Westminister, and Quarterly Review, and zine. Price, 34a year for any one, or only $19 for ali, and the postage is prepaid by the Publishers. ;

resent government on of Truth,’ serious defeats of ons for a new and de,

s interesting Christ,’ the

Barclay St., New

3 a

based on the conditions that | | have some art, moreover, we will at least try, like the Greeks, if we can’t make pots,

/on their pots; we probably cannot do as

of |

by the Leonard | . | uncovetous wisdom, as of rude Magi, pres | senting at such nativity gifts of goid and British | biackwoads' Maga- | | to be calied the St. George’s fund, and to , be employed in the maintenance of such a | colony as that pictured above,

but recognition of every betterness that we can find, and reprobation of every worse. | ness. When we want to go anywhere we | will go there quietly and safely, not at forty miles an hour at the risk of your lives ; when | we want to carry anything anywhere, we will | either carry it on the backs of beasts or on | our own, or in carts or boats ; we will haye plenty of flowers and vegetables in our gardens, plenty of corm and grass in our tields, and few bricks. We will have some music and poetry ; the children shall learn | to dance to it and sing it, perhaps some of the old people, in time, may also. We'll

The Greeks used to paint pictures of gods

much, but may put insects on them, and repti'es on them, butterflies and frogs, if nothing better. Little by little some higher art and imagination may manifest themselves among us, and feeble rays of science nay dawn for us. Botany. though too dull to dispute the existence of flowers ; and history, though too simple to question the nativity of men; nay— even perhaps an uncalculating and

frankincese.’ Mr. Ruskin’s subscription ts intended to serve as the nucleus of a fund

a ty aidan

Influenza, or other lowering diseases nm ® rc ‘ r Apa {onic Powders, A tine medicine for horses whose appetite is bad or impaired,

~° . Diuretic Powders, Special attention should be given to the use of these powders in al! affections of the Kidneys aud Urinary Organs,as many valuable horses are annually destroyed by the injudicious use of Diuretic medicine of inferior kinds and over doses.

Vermifuge Powders

For the destruction of worms of all kinds. |

+ i ie i Uattle Medicines.

}

‘ | j ;

j |

| BUFFALO ROBES, trimmed aad un-

'

} ' i i

Clensing Drenches, Thriving Drenches | after calving, Nourishing Drenches for!

calves, Drying Drenches for cows, medicine for Red and Black Water in cows, medicine for Scour in calves and sheep, dressing tor Fou! or Rot Foot.

SUNDRIES. Blistering Ointment,

|

For reducing Enlargements, Spavins, | Splints, &e. Medicine for the removal of Bots.

Mr. Byrne will visit the following places on the undernamed Roads and dates.

Georgetown Road—Pownal Village, 1 Mile House, Half-way House, Finley’s, Montague Bridge,on Wednesday, 6th January, day.

Edmond’s |

;

Malpeque Road—Curtis Dale, Crabb’s. |

9 Mile Honse, Bagnall’s, on Wednesday, | and by one knowing the requirements of Westeru Trade, and willbe found second to none is price and quality.

13th, and every alternate Wednesday.

St. Peter’s Road—Lane’s Forge, 10 Mile House, and Mount Stewart, on Saturday, 2nd of January, and every alternate Wed- nesday.

Rustico Road— Wheatley River Bridge, on Saturday, 9thof January, and every al- ternate Wednesday.

January 4, 1875.—ly

| Alberton, Dec,

MPVVLE Subseriber has received and offers |

Hides and Pork.

WESTERN HOUSE,

ALBERTON.

for sale: 50 bbls Choice Winter APPLES. 50 casks Kerosene OIL, (1. 20,) 200 bbls FLOUR, 300 qutls, FISH, 5 bbls ONIONS, 25 sets HARNESS, 25 Cane and Wood seated CHAIRS, | 2 bbls Lubricating OIL, for machinery, 50 bbis Pilot BREAD, 10 doz. BEDSTEAUS STANDS.

and WASH-|

is Nepository of Fashion, P

tion of Cotton, Silk and Thread. slrongest slilch known, the eloth will tear before the seam will rip, uses the thread direct from the Spook. The machine is beautifully duished and highly ornamental, and,

Warranted for Five Years!

SAMPLE MACHINES WITH TABLE AND TREADLE forwarded to any part of the world on receipt of TEN DOLLARS!

Special terins and extra ihducements to male and female agents, store keepers, ete. County rights given to smart agents free. Samples of sewiug, descriptive circulars containing terms, testimonials, engravings, etc. sent free. All money sent in Post Oflice Money Orders, Drafts, or by express, are perfectly secure. Safe delivery of our goods guaranteed.

Ail orders, communications, etc., must be addressed to

HOPE MANUFACTURING CO. New York,

Nov. 30, 1874.—1y

clusure,and Instruction,”

HARPER’S BAZAR. ILLUSTRATED. :’-

Notices of the Press. The Bazur is edited with a contribution of tact

victim of youthful imprudence, causing premature decay, nervous debility, ete., | / having tried in vain every kuown remedy, | has found a simple self-cure which he will | Address — J H. REEVES, 78 Nassu street, New York. |

ONLY TEN DOLLARS.

Strength |

|NEW AND NUMEROUS PATENTED AT. |

Makes the |

Act reluting to the Land Assessment at | present imposed by law on the Town and | Royalty of Princetown ;” and also of an Act ; made and passed iu the Twenty-seventh | year of the same reign, intituled, ** An Act to consolidate and amend the several Laws | imposing au Assessment on all Lands iu

this Colony, and for the encouragement of | Education,” I do hereby give public notice, that I have made proclamation, according to the terms of the said Act, of all the un-

non-payment of the several sums due and owing thereon to Her Majesty, under and

Mariner, and Mary Egan his wife, of the | one part, and Philip Large of the same place,

Kighty-one and Kighty-two, in the fifth |

dermentioned Town Lots, Water Lots, | Common Lots, Pasture Lots, Islands or | parts of Islands, Townships or parts of | Townships, in this Island, in arrear for the |

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Comprising Ten Dieverent PREPARATIONS, 4s been thoroughly tested throughout Nova Scwtsa for the last 25 years j

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| Will be sent free to any address Price of Bitters and Syrup per pint Bottle $0.50, Wholesale Agent at Chariotietown, Wim. RK. WATSON,

Exported by Caen Gares & Co. Middleton, Annapo

lis Co., Nova Scotig | Dee. 28, 1874. :

16 AGENTS WANTED —Maleand Be. male, forthe “ Transmission of Life and the “* Physical Life of Woman,” bork by Dr. Napheys. Agent's profits, 3150 u%, $250 a festimonials from mog eminent Divines, Physicians and Editors jy America. Immense sales ¢s erywhere,

Send for Terms a d Circulars to C MITCHELL, St. John, N. B,

Jan. 12, 1875

HEALTH STRENGTH & ViGoR. Just Published, Price One Shilling Stg.

month,

W.

(*ENHE SCIENCE OF LIFE: or SELF PRE SERVATION. A practical Guide w |Health, Strength, aud Vigorous Old Age. Address to the Nervous, the Sedentary, the Dyspeptic.and ali those whose constitutions have become debilitated or relaxed from ip. regularities of life, climate, age or diseage, or from oygr-taxed or abused energies, | whether of Qa@ly or mind; with the Instruc. , tions for the Preatment of all Diserders re _ sulting from the Loss of Nervous or Physicat 'Ferce. By 8. LA'MERT, M. D., L.8. 4. | &e.,87 BEDFORD SQUARE, London. |; **An excellent manual for all who may | learn how to use life and not abuse it,- | Church and Staie Gazelle. | ‘On the subjects of dict and the regnia- ‘tion of the fanctious the advice throughout }is admirable.”— Mirror. | Dr. La’uerris the only regularly-qualitied | Practicioner, who, for thirty years, hus de. | yoted his entire attention to the cure of these | disorders.

Patients residing in the Culonies can be successsfully treated by correspondence, and remedies will be forwarded in secreey and safety to any address.

THE SCIENCE OF LIFE may be had, price one shilling stg., in Halifax, Nova Scotia, J. H. Woodrich, Drug Store; Yar- mouth, H. A. Parr; Pictou, Henry Ellott; St. John, N. B., H. Chubb & Co., tad in CuakLorrerown, P. E. I., of Messrs. Brem- ner Brothers, 44 Queen Street.

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| Imporvant Cavrion.—Tle public are | Township Acres. Township Acres. | earnestly warned agaiusta piracy of the | No. , No. above work emanating from a so-called co. 1,1764 37 1,762 | Peabody Institute.” Boston, which unbjusb- 2 2,4085 38 3,659 ingly appropriates the titles of two works, ee 1,193 39 4,276 published by Dr. La’Mert for thirty years. PC . 15 40 12,406 = March 30th 1874. ly. ' oe 2,533 41 EE tre ees Cr emerner ret seed a. 2.052 | 42 11,627; 4 REPRESENTATIVE AND CHAM. ' 7 7,857 43 8,091 | PION OF AMERICAN ART : 206 | 44 14,527 TASTE! ee 11,762 45 17,052 1 10.101 46 13,022 - ; . 1688! @ esos Prospectus for 1875, Eighth Year. 1s 699 | 50 2.714 i4 2,528 | 51 16,125 ae 814 53 15,997 THE ALDINE | 49 258, 53 6,308 j 20 1,115 54 4.795 , Tp Ar . * 21 818 36 12'095 THE ART JOURNAL OF AMERICA, I 2 2,233 | 56 6,348 | IsstED Monrury. is 660 57 623 | —- ; 25 208 «= 58 1,997 A Magnificent Conception, wonderfully | 2 462 | 59 18.571 carried out,” a 417 69 5,153 ——- | & 4,974 | 63 4,040 The gecessity of a popular medium for the $1 471 63 3,773 | representation of the productions of our great j 382 1161 64 493 | artist, has always been recognized, and m iny | 83 522 | 63 1,901 | artempts have been inade te meet the want, } 84 727 | 66 5,465 | The successive failures which so iavariably 35 2,803 | 67 2.234 | fullowed each atiempt in this country to 86 5.186 < establish an art journal, did not prove the im-

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