UTNE at 1S CARE EE TE a POETRY.

ifs proportion to the genera es Hh On

that memorable day by givu $ eaneannacenearntiiaiiaitiiiinimaitagiad — ; Se i Ss (CROSS TUE RIVER er ae a { cily, t ie I mente oe i *\! ual Wide spread 1 gE i Wher tor me the silent o@ . h : : Ce = Parts the Silent River, N 5 k And I stand upon the shore pe | ' Jove Of the strange For-eve Scotia, as far as th thern pa New } niss loved an nown ' Shall In the loved and k ; Aland aiceihaes oS Kdwa Shall I vainly seek mine own al Island and Nova Scet ives Mid tt owd that come to meet = s dpe + —a se | Listening to the hoing 4 Down tie streets of heave * \ \ Shall I k wail istep near } z e ¢ . ey i : I That I listen, wait for here? » iG sixt rsons Then Ww nea oach the t h > V With a han xtended te 1a One whose thou sti {fio think — a ely eh i - Y si ’ - krethe v was rended sialanabiil “« i. i Saying ‘ Welcome, we have died ; ud ; tar : t ve noth And again are side bys stances ti rm i \ sial sin lhe i pes Saying ‘i willgo with thee ah ; i + lal That thou be not lonely =, 6 gai 1 harvest To yon - s of myst 5 a { $ I haye wa ! y ¢ \ ee ; : . uz axre@ “* e * kK ‘ selves immortal naw ke age sere At er tal a What ot haloes . . 3 grov ~~ . . « vs sha a gels W Aft ve found them the sion where they dwe a With the glory nd them ag ta t, Ww Sur] se, kin! rn eyes a 2 subs s t Unit s SI . ‘ s . 2 \ } within us w ‘ : ! n Life's unfailing fountai ARGS sing ¥ pop Gage nadie at hay iSst Way $il We a g to lea " r . pat mn \ ! } har i i s ne ole! ‘a as ‘ hs Of ¥¢ ai i W his We ved hat! : . ; a ia a Ma E Brot! jor tl u “ but clasp the cha ve } forest has since rown { est of : } ( ee b we et above 4 6 \ s spe > } f Therefore dread I not tog a s A an ea O’er the Silent River. elderly persons still live who remember that Desth, thy bastening var I know disa as sitation; and who, ever and Bear me, thou Life-giver, : the wy 6 ; . anon, rey th thrilling interest, the l Through the waters, to the shcre | I wr Where mine own heve gene before’ told tale ef the terrible scourge; and who

| loeation of the Pacific Railway north of Win

“BRITISH

. - . * y j A very sharp swindle was prac ticed on

Michael J. Ash, s Baltimore merchant. A

| he has to urge against the policy of the Ot-)

tawa Government towards Manitoba is the |

nipeg, twenty-four miles distant from where the Act of Parliament had fixed it

and their refusal to connect it with the Pembina branch railway at Fort Garry. hie ) ends to ask the Federal Gov- err nt to be the expenses of Lepine

lon trial which have been charged to the | 1 Government u l a

(4 Cases and Bales of

Wew Goods,

repr

hi

LIVED AT THE }

WAREHOUSE,

(yueen Mquare,

By Steamer Prince Edward

ERO™M INGILAND,

SELECTED BY OWE OF THE FIRM,

and are now open for Inspection : and Sale. and will be dis- posed off at the

Lowest Cash Prices.

| chairs, Rockers, with and without arms.

| FHNUE Subscriber is prepared to take con-

| declare with intense enthusiasm, their cons ——_.??..oe__o ' -_————- tion that nothing was wanting on PIFTY YEARS AGO—THE HMIRA-|,, “er but the blast of| The a®bowe stock 1s worthy rs serrivio il ilt, Abe bua ida. I , > , oR se . . the attention of Purchas- MICH] FIRE OF 1825. the trumpet and the voice of the archangel, who desire value for _--—- and the resurrection of thedead,to make that their money. leis justa haif a century since, on the | oopasion jual, in solemnity and terribleness, a serenth day of October. in the year 1825,one | to the great day of fi | j ) of the most extensive conflagrations known W & A BROWN | ' » > : ' ' to history rred in the Province New ee = | i { TELEGRAPH vii Oct. 4, 1875 | Brunswick. ‘The chief scene of the work of elles wai an 7 ee abate , 9 oe INTO A PHIEVES ro we - the devouring ement was in that ps ‘ VINNC ‘ Saar saseies aa ies ae SHERIFF'S SALE ihe Pr te th gh which flow the waters e wing, from t Toranto. 4 \ we de ef the Miramiehi Ki s and its branches. | scribesa state of things which is certainly H ' “26 ; , daniel Hodgson, ant dp) is river rises A thern part NO f wentnss . holly unparalleled in tl ; > laintiff his river 1 7 7 ; : ’ inique if not wholly t nparaile led in the Marzaret Leah Hodgs¢ n, j Plaintilfs. province, a! n tne . istory of Telegrap! establishment: It ; ne between the P e of New “| is difficult to understand how in one tele. Ma 1 McLeod Defendant. and Quebec Che river ‘Is by Y | graph office as may as four cle BR Virtue of a Writ of Statute Execution, | enward : asterly direction, xOt to co-operate ch a x to me direeted, issued out of Her Majes- | slume hat ceased meanwhile by | bery. robbery | f the cust { t judicature, at the suit | many trib « 6 s the ( of St. | the iin ud of t mpany Lhe t and Margaret ae uh Hodg . : ; ; certainly speaks badly for the reputation ist Mak 1 McLeod, I[ have taken Lawrence ) 47 deg. north latitude, | 46 ine elerks employed by the yminion ’ rs l,as the erty of the said Mal. and about ix and forty es from | Company M allt ight, title, and inters | vl Oa ar the said Ma 1 McLeod, in and to} the pla - ° How Tmaves ang Mape.—The parents of Pec al Mc ; ia a ht f ’ . } nronort ath } -e : e} » vator neti i 8) ailG c v — Pj $ ag : able proj young boys will hesitate before sending - rth- west angle of ffty- | f th atior N Br wick dwelt | their children out among strangers to earn . and on the south side of | sie f i he sad story ; ; | along the sheres of the Mira ch t a i i} A alias reading the sad tC r3 told . toad. 1 fee » Donald McLeod. | : by a bevy of message boys at the Court of ¢ to the enetic north of the northern bank river, and at the hea ewtaw Saosin wsterday Fr ‘lerks of i j (Juarter Sessions yesterday. our Clerks 0 9 sand seven hundred and of ship naviga where towns of New~ ofthe Dominion Telegraph Company were xtysfour, south the distance of eighty- castie and D w Dp charged with receiving stolon property. | six (86) chains, thence by a line running ste side was the more important town he boys who had been the unwilling | west three degrees h (W, 3.8.) eight (8 Chat D ¢ thieves were put in the witness box, and | chains and twenty-five links, tc the east natham. i £ mmer of 5 ar ' xe ‘ a ’ 7 r ) < and expesed the system of duress which undary of a traet of land in possession of | y 87 ‘ ’ matnnt ‘ ee . 7 . : o} : ‘ll peti 2 ‘ Inuguaily sings amour : P@in bed fails had been ir yposed upon them to make sG lip, thence Wing the course | The weather ad been remarkably warm them steal forthe benetit of the clerks sai east boundary north, three degrees, ’ ee e wal » £25) ft c hence |} the forests were therefore extremely dry ani | ho were their masters. Each boy was + VOR typ Ys pee ae ee ; ae | highly combustible. The drought and t paid two cents for every message delivered 1S ine Inerewilh westwardiy eignt | “¢ ae | +O ae ¥ 0 bd Pie t back f; L } nf thence south three degrees east | heat continued throughout the whole of the and if he brought back from the place of 757 I cadena! : continued throu ut the whol fth rig : ) seventyefive [73 inks: thenc hof8 ca t business where he delivered the message a Sooke, Saar s DF ose n i J of Septen ring e firs r ' } t th legrees, soulh five |} chains ant month of Septem During the first week | {air share of spoils, in the shape of tobacco — ; ee ae of Oct ° extens ail si . ase nocket kt fruit irits. or other | ‘¥&8t¥-five (29) links to the east boundary of clober exteg $Y raging in ‘igars, pocket knives, fruit, spirits, or othe ~ Sei ee , 7 a oe a ie _ _ .'s donald McLeod's homestead, thence following forests. ihe extreme hea ed, and | Sccepta ae vo ny _— _— — ion his irse the same north three degrees seemed n nar Wiha all dozen bogus messages N \N eventy-~three (73) chains r ‘ 1g ks; thence bya right ° = } . ‘ 4 west three degrees . Ei . 7 - : Wages, ( in and sixty-two [62] links; s g the coas There were a es of the legrees west [N.3. W.] stran * s ght apy throug Spoils, tO B mor. 1 hose 2; a seventysfive (79) links : . fh t and fused ast three degrees north (E.3. N.) one tt i} ishings towards evenin 1 ¢ inl + easel to - a on a Line z ist i nd & KL -t\Wo iI1nkS; thence north } oon { so | al ssag iv y wast deg west (N.3. W.) eleven [11] | ame gira ig f light were fre ed them as . 2@ twenty-five chains and and is w ac Wanie ta 3 1 were y links, to the plac f mmencement, | noise reeem! « distant thunde: kicked ‘ } » were ilaining two hundred and fouracres (204 : aati a re ; the bene f But roods of land, alittle more or less,tos T ‘ ft } ne ; i uu :

r} re raged threug! t w tha 5 Vy e nd with a small portion ef marsh, bound- aay with una av of asne li ¢ were lit. WS, thatisto say: commencing at re : : = —- fihe 1 h, on the east side & ed with delivering moré sages than | serene Mae |

“te a le Ls oa yi, ulver, On the ost f i ig 1e sever er | they had, and were other favored bj wing course of the t clerks I e Ww remlum on R x@ vast wilderness 1 ward of the Mira-| —. woes b ol : f i Post Road south twen- I 3 t ( en ; rs ) re iy ) r , j an o ’ “ ' ome 0: aid to boys o1 t 7 goal : _& ) (S. 20 W.) four [4] chains, or | mia’ e e n vers i ve ner who probably rofessed to be L : | r ; : Cpr y cere, ah, p s the margin between the marsh | wilh t es. iit perat re ible and who held positions of trust thence following the course was ‘ and enervating. About | in vectoble company. ! he boy who was south-eastwardly for the distance u 1 K mist hung over the la This | 208 if any boy was trying to make 4] chains; thence north twenty des} , O by wor uld be honest in t! cee ) rae ae | wa ° 1k a dense \ whieb — y by his rk, ( i honest =o ist [N. 20 E.] f yu 4] chains, o1 uns | ' ice Of sueh opposition, had no chance at meets the channel of said Orwell River ; - a 4 eX ‘8° all. And this system of robbing, as shame- | t lowing the course of the same north- J awa i heat t be- | ful as any that erer d ced the purlieus | westwardly, to the place of commencement, 4 asif waves of hot air! of New York city, wher turdy beggars g one [1] acre and two [2] roods of | } ; . rol wtanne “OY on } YT ttle more r lass. m ‘ > : sducate and compel yo children to go sh land, a little more or less, marsh and were passing by. Fora short time during | © om? ; é ; . A g by wl : i - : out and steal or suffera beating, was | nigh land included, being two hundred and ' Ihernoona strange stiiiness existed ; no } } sth 206) acre itlle . a — ener carried on under the nose of the Dominion | six [206] acres of land, a little more or less, » of c tire ny) four “+ e . we . Pr . » lei ny : 4 > ,

a breath of wad was stirring. About four Telegraph Company. The company is not | situate lying and being en Lot or roweeps ii lint » iftvasey 1@ % , eelock a slight breeze syvang up. An im- to blame. of course, but there must be aj "umber fifty-seven, im Queen's juny. |

A ail that tract, piece or _ parcel

desl of looseness in the control of employe-~ es where such things can be committed and such a system carried on for months without the knowledge of the officials.

smoke then arose from the and overspread y of the setting of the sun the ablaze. By} t the wind had grown |

Then came sharyj

mense pillar o burniog forest, About the time northern heavens seemed all wipe oeclock at nigh

nto @ hurricane.

quickly repeated flashes

the sky.

- -—* acm + =

Iupossinir To Kitt nim.—The young man Chapell, O’ Leary Road, who fell from a hay ning, ac- staek and being run through the body bya

i 1 ‘

and

- ' of light

companied with terriflic peals of thunder. In| pitch-fork was given up by the surgeons, the intervals between the flaskings and has recovered and is walking about. A

year or two ago, while chopping in the

the vens > fiil tha ~ . . ie hea wer ed with a | woods, a tree fellon him and pinned him

thunderings

lurid glare,and with the dreadful roarings | to the ground for several hours, on which | ' ’ of the burning woods, The de: zg flames occassion he was believed to have been were obviously approaching tue habitations , fatally injured. Sometime before he fell oO 10 i) pro iil 4.¢ 1avion

dowh the hatehway of a mill and was taken up for dead. Earlier he was thrown from a swing and was supposed to be killed;

As midnight was rawing orm of thunder end lightning

ef the people meer, and the :

siill raging, the flames, brought from the| and it is said, he was once drowned woods by the furious wind, swept over the! Chapell isa slight young man of nineteen : ° twenty vears of age. —S Proa. setlied part try for a hundred ; 0 twenty } .% & miles and mor Wild beasts from the ss t } OP UTI BLOOD ISTIHT [FH forest, affrigh'ed, tamed, and trembling, FOR TE BL m3 f e Deuter ny 2a. The 1 i ~ domestic animais {with fear; and men, ' omy, x being the source from which the s I p women and cliildren, fled for refuge to the and from which we derive our mental as well as waters ofthe Miramichi ; and in some instan-/! physicial capabilities, how important that it

; { should be kept pure. If it contain rile, fester a = : as ther | Should pt pur t contain vile, festering ces men and beasts almost huddling together poisons, all. organie functions become enfecbled” in their common peril. Wemen with newly | Settliag upon importaat organs, as the lnugs

= : ra the effe Hn j hens Eee ;

born children, and others who were prostrate | ares Lg ewe 8, the me is mee oe trous. | ng about one hundred and four acres; sace i ehoves Al 0 eep neir Di 1d n ston may “cel ‘Orr . with sickness were quickly carried into the} Seas } : oy ; r ae aan oo al 1t piece and parcel of land commencs i ay perieetty Hy) oo I \- | ing on the west side of the Murray Harbor

Howing strea: Many persons, overtaken } does thie apply att ilar season of the | poy at th wate Raaenedl ba ton i by the flames, were burned to death in their | ye#r than at any > matter what the | oi in. y Fam peor gy. Moy tect at y the Hames, W BC sat xciting cause may be, tke real cause of a large | #9 the Maitland road, and running thence flight, The waters of the river became! proportion all diseases is bad blood. Now| Suthwardly along said road for the heated, and on the morrow, immense num-| Dr. Pierce does not not wish to plage his Gold- | di tance of eight chains to the north side bers of fish of various kinds lay deau along | © Medieal] Discovery in the catalogue of quaek | of Wood [sland Road; thence along said Bere O} Msn ? ee a : i a ° | patent nostrums, by recommending it to cure | road the distance of thirty~six chains and the shores. A cry of distress and wai! of every disease, nor does he so recommend jt. | ten links ; thence northwardly by a line at sorrow rent the heavens, and the affrighted | Un the contrary, there are hundreds of diseases | right angles to the said road to the Maitland

‘ ae oe , ie that he acknowledges it will not cure; but what road ; thence along same to tl lace of cc

people during the night sought shelter from |). does claim is this, that there is buc one form | oo nce ee ene £0 the place of coms fury of the fiery stream by escaping across} of blood disease that it will not cure, and that | = q vo 7 eed cel ees oyeres the river, or by repeated immersions under | disease is cancer. He does not recommend his | (70 # tte more or less, being part a 7 . ge : Discovery for that disease, yet he knows it to | “!*'Y, 19 Queen's County, in Prince Edward its surface. Many, in attempting to cross | be the most searching blood-cleanser yet dis- Island; also all that piece of land lying, the wide river, sank inte its waters lorise no} covered, and that it Will free the blood and | Situate and being on Murray Harbor Road,

| system of all other blood-poisons, be they : mal, vegetable, or mineral. The Golden Medi- und it difficult to sustain life! cal Discovery is warranted by him to cure the

more. hose who survived the perils of that ani-

tearful night

| ‘ : 1 eo: account of the impregnation of the atmo-| Worst forms of Skia Diseases, as all forms of a : : : ‘ 31 s, Pimple and Eruptions; also all sphere with smoke n many piaces the only} @rasdular Swi ys, and the worst forr af air which ud be received into the lungs at | Scrofulous and Ulicerate Sores ot the Neck, a . 1 2 pl rity te the su Legs, Or other parts 1s 2 Diseases

- f the Bores, Wh welli Fever Sores

faca < eal al rive Hlip-joiat and Spin Uiseases,—all of which ; by r tos ‘ “ Towards the breaking of the following day | ‘ ; : } ~y : ! * } . : " . ASE ¢ RED a drenching iin came down all over the : . : W. Grove Stat lox uly 1418 land, which stayed the progress of the flames Di Pleven Bet Ny

he morning of the &th of Oct d > ca be Fhe morning ! th of October dawned hs ik f dad — upon a, de ited land. Where had been Sw ys Y : ir and dis- the thriving town of Newcastle only twelve | “Pre? on her hip, and she was ially be-

- . "ory r re i wal } } }

’ } r r , Ir v! * | . ® a , 0 buildings remained. In Douglastown OnIV with disease In 1871, a swelling broke on six buildings escaped. More than four hun-! her hip, discharging large quantities, and since

, 4 » there area > “s ra t

dred towns of settled conntry were now a ‘22! tue there are several openings, Have had

. : * ive Gectors, at an expense of $125, who says

scene of smoking ruins Five thousand and nothing will do avy good but a ; irgical Bye hundred square miles of wilderness lands | CPeration : .

eatin, Site satih tees July 16, 1873, he writes thus My wife has

veli ; i mr} » ry r 4 » ~ ‘ Pp 1 , y the Surning element, and | certainly a great benefit from the use of your

He Valualile t

. e an: ‘ac ‘ ‘xrHe < live «a 7 y luced to ashes. From the Miramichi and nen and was not expected to livea week when she commenced using it, a year ago. She has the Bartibog river f

John, the Nashwaak, and the Oromocto Has used twenty bottles, and still using it. |

ivers in tho | ior t : ; ® interior of the prevines, the | and we attr bute itall to the use of your valu- | smoke rose up (o ihe heavens as if the whole | uable medicine. I can cheerfully recommend | lend were one great fiery furnace. Fredric. | 't*8 4 blood-purifier and strength-restorer,

~—— : : j J. M. ROBINSON. tom, the capital of the province, cqtributed | Golden Medical Discovery is sold hy Droggists:

of many kin is were 1e- Discovery, tor she was net able to get off: the |

of land, bounded and described as fol. | ws,that is to say,commencing at the edge of |

Orwell river channel, in direct line north with |

| the west boundary of that part of the late Mur- |

' said Island, bounded as follows,that is to say,

| dred

| doch McLeod’s farm,now in possession of Mal- yim McLeod ; thence (according tothe mag- | netic meredian of 1764) south three degrees east fifteen chains and fifly links; thence by ght angle line therewith west three deg-

ees south chain and two links; }

i ith three degree two chains seventy-five links; thence east three degrees south one chain and sixty-two links; thence south three degrees east seventy-three chains |

one Sixty

3 east

| and fortystive links, thence west three deg- | ress south for the distance of eleven chains

and thirty-four links; thence north three | legrees west ninety-four chains to said chan- | nel; thence f y the various courses of | the same eastwarilly to the Post Road; thence | following the course of the said Post Road |

southwestwardly to the margin between the | high land and marsh on the eastward side of said Post Road; thence following the course

of said margin southeastwardly forthe dist- e of four chains from the eastward edge uid Post Road; thence by a line running

north twenty degrees east four chains, or until it meets the said channel; thence fol- ving the various courses of the same east-

}

wardly to the place of commencement, cons

Lot Fifty-seven, in Queen’s County, im the

commencing at a stake fixed at the north-east corner of land in possession of Donald Ross: thence west [according to the course of the} said Ross land) for the distance of seventy-| ur and a half chains to the rear boundary line of the Murray Harbor Road farms; thence

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north for the distance of five chains and sixty | links ; thence in parallel lines east for the | listance of seventy~four and one-half chains, |

until it meets Murray Harbor thence following the course of the said road for the distance of five chains and sixty links | to the place of commencement, containing | about forty-two acres, in Queen’s County , | and I do hereby give public notice, that I will, | on Thursday, the twentieth day of April, 1876; at the hour of 12 o'clock, noon, at the Court | House, in Charlottetown, in the said County, set up and sell, at public auction, the above} described property, or as much thereof as will | salisfy the levy marked on the said writ, be- | ing eight hundred and seventeen dollars and ety=two cents, with interest on eight hun- and eleven dollars and - eleven cents, from the 23rd day of October, 1874, until

toad ; |

in the east, te the St. | bees doing most of her work for over six months. paid, at seven and one-half per eent per an-

num, besides sheriff's fees and all incidental

ler recovery is considered as almost a miracle, | ¢Xpenses.

WILLIAM R. WATSON, Sheriff.

| Sheriff's Office, Oct., 7th 1875.

E. J. Hodgson, Plaintiff's Attorney. Get. 18, 1875.

| agent for parties in want of the following:

| Interest of the said Malcolm McLeod,and Don-

| thousand | south for

| westedge of the marsh, on the east side of |

| sion of Malcolm McLeod; thence (according

| chains to the said channel ; thence following

i line of the

; east for the distance of sevent-four and one-

SYDNEY STREET

New

Morevi, Tuesday, Tharsday and Saturday,

WASH STANDS,

LOUNGES, SOFAS, PICTURE FRAMES, PICTURES, ke, te. |

GILT MOULDING,

WALNUT MOULDING, | LOOKING GLASSES, | CORNER BRACKETS, WINDOW ROLLERS, | WINDOW BLINDS, |

Mirrors, Easy Chairs, Hall Table, |

Extension Tables, Round Tables,

Bureaus, Hat Racks, Towel Racks, Sinks, &c., e.,

which he is prepared to Sell CHEAPER

THAN THE CHEAPEST. Please call and

examine before purchasing elsewhere.

On hand, a Jarge and varied assortment of Single and Double-back Chairs, Arm-

and Friday, VERNON RIVER, Soutur«

returning Tuesday and Friday,

Offices on the route from Hunter's River to Tuesday and Friday.

and Friday, returning same day.

~ STEAMBOATS & PACKETS.

Hap ov St. Pever’s Bay and Sourts East—includin ty east and north of St. Peter’s—daily, : ; ‘ ‘ : ‘ : BepEQUE, and all offices on the route between Charlottetown and Bed: que, Monday, Wednesday

mT, Pownar and Cugrry VALiey, daily, ‘ : .

VerNxon River Briper, Becrasr, ORWELL, MURRay Harsor Sovurn, ard ali oMces on the South- ern Route, Tuesday and Friday; returning Wednesday and Saturday, . . :

Brackiey Pornr, Covenran, Litt ie York«, aud all offices on that route, Monday and Thursday ;

Fort AUGUSTUS, MONAGHAN, and all offices on that route,

Mails are forwarded from Summerside to Miscouche, Alberton, Port Hill and Tignish daily; t ‘Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday; and to smaller offices, Tuesday and Friday.

Offices on the route from Darlington to Rose Valley receive and despatch mails Tuesday and Friday.

Offices on the route from Hunter’s River to North Rustico, Monday, Wednesday and Friday. :

Mails are forwarded from Cardigan Bridge to Dundas and Lot 56 every Tuesday and Friday, Charlottetown, returning to Cardigan Bridge at 8 o’clock, p. m. Mails are forwarded from Montague Bridge to all oMees on the routes to Murray Harbor North and Bre

}

anzements,

ad: ; -e in the guise of a STH MN man appeared at his store in A telegiaph messenger, and delivered what | : ae purported to bea despatch _—_ oye oy -¥ 1 anes ee Se inal sign- | ae \ erin Washington ordering goods e a | = of hs wanae Ste es capeeeent ae MAILS. Chose. Dvr : P ‘ase lw n am | the ficures supposed to represen eo : . | : ce : ber of the despatch. It turned out ed NEIT 0 RANKIN HOUSE, CHTOWN, 7 rr, ever, that he had really signed his name (a | Ontario, Queskc, New Brunswick aud Univep Srares, daily, 5.00a.m. | 10.99 a check for $233, which was coneealed | itonday | | : , | , am, | ~ ae inder the page on which ho wrote his name | wy. Subseri Sova SO nesday . ° ; . i i | 2.30p.m. lwe %-% D.m, 7 a nae that the signature appear- Che Subseriber keeps constantly on hand Nova Scotia, Thursday ; ‘ | 430 = = Fenenday, 7pm. ec n the usnal place for signing a check. | a large and varied assortment of Friday ‘ ‘ . ; , i / : ; 2.30p m. |Saturd 109 Pp. m, T ssc Iv - t the bank, go the money | Great Brirain, via United States, daily, . ° ‘ ; 5.00a.m. | Uncertal . och nesiin te oneal D 0D n | ‘“ ‘via Halifax, Friday, 25th June and every second Friday after, 7 | 5208 m. tai —_He me j u ue “ Supplementary, Monday, 28th June, and every second Monday after, . , Oe ee apie, Oot.. Bs 2 ron Sum™Mersipe—including all mail matter for Prince Co s atthe aaee ' | § 5.008. m. 10.0 t b: lay pre- CHEAPEST IN THE CITY! g Prince County west of Summerside—twice daily, ‘| 2.1.00 p. m. 10 00 a peessiee Ea | Gene Tenp ’ DARLINGTON, HuNTER’s River, County Line, Freetown and Barrerr’s Cross—including mail wy P- ta, sented the Federal Government with pro-| 3 PDSTEA DS, matter for offices served from these places—daily, . ‘ ; 5.30 a. m. 10.00 sitions, submitted by this Government, TD 4 COE Mounr Srewart, CarpicaN, MontTaGuR and Gaorgrrowx—Including 9]i mail matter for offices ‘00 p.m. for better terms. ‘The principal objection MATRASSES, served from these places—daily, ; : ; ‘ ‘ : 8.00 a. m

° 12.08 p, . 2.30 py Me “ >

g mail matter for all places in King’s Coun- 2.30 p.m. 12.15 p.m, 9.00 p m.

ae 2.30 P. mi, ‘00a m

5.00 p. m.

7.00 a.m. 3.00 Pp. m

d : : ‘ : . . 7.00 a. m. 3.00 Thursday, 6.00 a. im. 7.00 . =

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0 other principal points on that Mine

Cavendish, &c., Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.

Offices on the route from County Line to New London, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Offices on the roate from County Line to Somerset and Newton, Tuesday and Friday. Mails are forwarded from Head of St. Peter's Bay and Souris East to all offices in the Eastern section of Kin

ss County, every

on arrival of the morning train from

voklyn, &c., every Tuesday

Letters intended for Registration must be posted at least half an hour before the time of closing the Mails by which they are ¢ forwarded. Registration open from 8 o'clock a. m. to 8 o'clock p. m. r ‘ : =

Letters may be posted in letter boxes on Steamers up to time of departure.

Correspondence for Newfoundland, Bermuda and West Indies will be forwarded to Halifax by each mail.

RAILROADS & STEAMBOATS.| PROPE -

MONTREAL & ACADIAN

STEAMSHIP COM PANT.

8. 8, Venetia, $13 tons, Commander McMasters, 8. §. Valetta, $13 tons, Commander Andersen. 8, §. Boma, $13 tons, Commander Desjardines.

JOHN E. FERGUSON.

Sydney St. Steam Furniture Factory, 3m‘

Ch’town, Sept. 20, 1875. ‘At Egmont Bay.”

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contracts for any quantity, or act as

CEDAR OR JUNIPER FENCE

POSTS, PAILINGS, SILLS, The above Steamships will form a

ASH AND SOFTWOOD,; . STAVES, HOOPS, Weekly Line ‘&c., &e., &e. | Now 1s the time. | BETWEEN U. C. TRUDELLE | Montreal, Shediac, Charlotte-

Egmont Bay, Dec. 21, 1874 | sown and Pleton Q _ IVa ’ A ‘ | ’ SHE RIF MS SALE, | leaving Montreal Thursday in each week. Plaintiff. Defendants.

Daniel Hodgson, Maleolm McLeod, )

For Freight or passage apply to HYNDMAN BROS.,

Donald McLeod, § F ! Charlottetown. B* virtue ofa Writ of Statute Execution, DAVID SHAW, Esq., to me directed, issued oul of her Majesty's Montreal.

Supreme Court of Judicature, at the suit of Daniel Hodgson, against Malcolm MeLeod and Donald McLeod, I have taken and seized as the property of the said Malcolm McLeod and Donald McLeod, all the right, title and

May 17, 1875.—till 1st nov

ald McLeod, in and to all that piece of land, bounded as follows:—Commencing at the north-west angle of fifty-eight, [58] acres of land on the south side of Orwell Road, in fee to Donald McLeod; thence, according to the magnetic north of the year (1764) one seven hundred and_ sixty-four, the distance of eightyssix (86) chains; thence by a line running west three a6 ”

legrees south (W. 3. 8.) eight (8) chains and WINNIE,

twenty-five links, to the east boundary of a| David Arthur, (so long and favorably tract of land in possession of James Gunnip; | known) Master, having been subsidized by thence following the course of said east | the Dominion Government, isagain on the boundary, north three degrees, west seventy- | route between Charlottetown, Shediac and five (75) links; thence by aright angle line| the above port, making fortnightly trips therewith westwardly eight (8) chains; | until close of navigation. Shippers will thenee south three degrees east (S. 3 E.)/| effect a saving of about one hundred per seventy-five (75) links; thence west three | cent by shipping by the above vessel. degrees south, five (5) chains twenty-five | For freight apply to either of the un- links to the east boundary of Donald Mc- dersigned agents.

CASCUMPEC PACKET,

HE subscriber thankful for patronage hitherto extended, begs to Intimate to the public that the fast sailing schooner

Leod’s homestead ; thence following the | Carvell Bros., Charlottetown. J. B. . se of the same rth then wre . a e rr" . * : an eS a eeene aerey ares Gagress West | Foster, Esq., Shediac, Hon. G. W. Howlan, focty-hve (45) lon 5 — id, aa “nn Alberton, or to the owner. forty-five [45] links; thence by a right angle s _— : ¢ : © ! OSLAIN. line therewith west three degrees south one ; THOMAS COSTAIN [1] chain and sixty-two [62] links; the ce Alberton, August 9, 1570.

north three Jegrees west [N. 3 W.] two

chains and seventy-live [75] links; thence east | three degrees north [B. 3 N] one chain and sixtystwo links; thence nerth three degrees west [N. 3 W.] eleven [11] chains; thence east twenty-five chains ana sixty links, to the place of commencement, containing two hundred and four acres [204] and two (2) rooils of land, a little more or less, together with a small portion of marsh, bounded as follows, that say: commencing at the

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WISCELLANEOUS. EESE. CHEESE.

A Nice Lot Fresh, Just received by

CARVELL BROS. Ch'town, July 19, 1875.

CH

1s to

River, on the Post Road; thence following the course of the | — eastward edge ef said Post Road south on ol twenty degrees west (S.20 W.)four (4) chains Milk Dishes. oruntil it meets the margin hetween the | a al : ois marsh and high land; thence following the | CRATES, just received, each containing course of the same south-eastwardly for the | 18 doz. assorted sizes.

distance of four (4) chains; thence north | CARVELL BROS.

iwenty degrees east (N. 20 E.) four (4) chains | Ch'town, Aug. 9, 1875 . a We .

or until it meets the channel! of said Orwell i River ; thence following the course of the

SIXTY DOZEN FELLOWS’ COMPOUND

same northwestwardly to the place of come Syrup if Hypophosphites

mencement, containing one (1) acre and two (2) roods of marsh land, a little more or less, At Wholesale. W. R. WATSON.

marsh and higk land included being two City Drug Store, Victoria }

hundred and six (206) acres of land, a little Building, Aug. 23, 1875. PER DAY.—Agents Wan

more or less, situate, lying and being on lot or township number fifty-seven (57), Queen's

$5 TO $2 ted! All classes of work- ing people, of either sex, young or old,

County. Also, all that tract, piece or parcel of land, bounded and described as follows, thatis to say : commencing at the south edge of Orwell River channel in a direet Jine north with the west boundary of that part of the

make more money at work for us in their spare moments, or all the time, than any- thing else. Particulars free. Post carus to States cost but two cents. Address G. STINSON & CO., Portland Maine.

NOTICE TO SHIPBUILDERS.

UST RECEIVED, by the Subscribers,

a large lot of Manilla Rope, all sizes, which will be sold at a small advance on cost.

the Bridge over Orwell

to the magnetic meridian of 1764) south three degrees east fifteen chains and fifty links; thence by a right angle line there- with west three degrees south one chain and sixty-two links; thence south three degrees east two chains seventy-five links; thence east three degrees south one chain and sixty~twe links ; thence south three degrees east seventysthree chains and forty~five links; thence west three degrees south for the dist- ance of eleven chains and thirty-four links thence north three degrees west ninety-four

the various courses ofthe same eastwardly to the Post Road; thence following the course of the said Post Road south.west- wardly to the margin between the high land and marsh on the eastward side of said Post Road ; thence following the course of said margin south-eastwardly forthe distance ot four chains from the eastward edge of said Post Roa; thence by a line running north twenty degrees east four ehains, until 1 meets the said channel ; thence following the various courses of the same eastwardly to the place of commencement, containing about one hundred and four acres; alse that piece and parcel of land commencing on the west side of the Murray Harbor Road, at the angle tormed by said road and the Maitland Road, and running thence southwardly along said road for the distance of eight chains to the north side of Wood Island Road ; thence along said road for the distance of thirty-six chains and ten links; thence northwardly by a line at right angles to the said road to

MacDONALD & OWEN. June 21, 1875.

$10. WONDERFUL. ! $10.

A FIRST CLASS FULL-SIZED

SEWING MACHINE!

WITH TABLE AMD TREADLE,

ONLY TEN DOLLARS.

the Maitland Road ; thence along same to| The most Simple and Compact! The moat the place of commencement, containing one Durable and Economical !