SS . . eT ee a a ln SOIR Ss Ca fk ia A RN RE RTE EEE TGS ES ARICA REAL EEE CS : A Ses. eT OC hl 2eP EAS : EPs} Tinos LAI} HRPPE > OU P. &. Is! ny ,u & t & baw i “a i i VV) i DROPPER ATT CHIN CTEAM NAVICATIO ie a 5 i ‘ DIGAM ABT ITH iLv ; a rTrrasa aa Pr j) % . 1 oe ) \ i 0 [ ‘ £ = h ‘ wk - f hace F a> ane = => v oO Pe wncaea , none —~ : 3 i t pig > watin. | te = oummer Arrancemont ‘ e eA Con pinnae a 7 ; . ; - ~ A Fan Tea. » 1th Maw ; S On and Afte SCE ELL We. a = Jn = ‘i THE SUEAMER . Lt ‘ eS c . . tr 4 \ : = im & ayes an nine 4 = e - a . us ~ - ° “ t = - P=_% Will a ’ i ) oe - F ! rae _ aj : sia a Por Sh mere i ~a0s <) 4 Eveiy il , ites \ | ' of t I ae : : cag ee a a tan day, at o'clock in th snoring, ) Smit @ ery @ 1 { «& > ev FT » COL cCLiOW AD previo wis I Wednesday wee ee eo Val PAG Omer ta, year We can recommend thi COA! to con- | a. * * . . \ ae tor of the Hudson Hay Company by Grax| nnn oll Augen ck tel ent that it} = Returning from Shediac, x we eso <> i : : ee PORT OF CHAR rire WN Pha cseman ai ; piahaed a | oe ae : = Every Wednesday, Friday, 1.1 ey, on M wa left for Ottawa Mrs. Stokes has obtained a divorce from aia ee ) deliver largely | jyud las = arrival of train from SL. o 430 L000 fe ‘~ Wl her husband, the person who murdered revious years. Vessels will hay x = | . 0 meerriylcies- <a Mek plank; J Mel I for Round, $1 for Sta i. \ w |Fo Pictou and Ha mena ve . ™ The London Times has secured a private p } ' j ae _ ser ity day per cent discount for | == oh ce, | Thursday ; an islamic alee batwnan Landon ack } t ‘ \ Casi a a = Every Ldaprnes and ured ae | a - have about the|/atacost of £3000a year, see +. McD HYNDMAN BROS. | | Sane at five o’clock, and for PICTOU. eee + dae Wks (ila ec it . t ; a yea i i , Mel i 1 cia ee 2 = an | GEORETOWN, on Saturday, ‘ i j on _ resident h lost a daughter but eo a i ) C . ' 1874 Pg = t - | same hour. " ramed a n Another tie to bind the ' . 0 I ra a mai ——————_—____—__ vw Mie | ' } ' ‘ : s ‘ Fitz } hd yak a j ; ” ¢ P United States and Englond to keep th | : NE A T 4) | a t Et ‘Returning from Hawksbury- onteunumtention |” ; w © ' ™ 44 .a®@ Budde i Otis _ Every Wednesday and Friday, and from | 4 eR Rismarck opposes the policy of amnest eed Hubbards | i i Nie ih Dn GEORGETOWN, Monday, : aieoiles tie ensuin tl my ) i Pi n Bisho} t 1 tw » = ‘e | fy | . s . iA t St. Lawrence Lodge | petition to the King will probably | Ro Pack: kages, ot = | From Pictou to Charlottetown. : : : ~ . ! aN é Ci ; b fol) Maal | r Ped .W mai inst ' ' fc) B ES | ea A ee = | Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, meGIAC, ve aig . \w 7 in in Cincinnati, aged 17, and o1 rs Yate ; ‘ Lhe very best lot we el e had | # ih cs | on arriyal of train from Halifax: i ai : of the ‘“‘ecrossings’* | m u week, was recently burned to i ( i v« G : ; ere | 4 ! | . ce : lestrians must wade | (leath through kindling a fire with coal oil STiGe, Ble: ' wv a length of time. i, : om PF. W. TALES. — ! t i s on thea afr ‘ An eccentric and rich Ey hman h se bealatag dip " pen me “er | Wi " 4 : ee eee 3 at: TRY IT! eee BOSTON STEAMERS Sahl vane Oi : ‘ ‘ bequeathed £50 to the London gas company 1 1 1] te ote — - | , : eae \ | th 3 t » long as the pe . Te hut Cow Bay, « I Il. Boy | ) \ aD ’ th Ar £ : a : Wiis _ | On condition that they burn his body in one | Caott « ae ae | eee oid Baca o- | \ ' TWh. AY } ub | at ouarmeina i. SO TRIES the + ) of their retorts. : "4 7,3 - i Ecohee Piniae. soak BEER & SONS. | Wes elk | = i i . q Ny ’ 4 a tleene J. J. Marshall, Hughes, Picton, coa Fane 1, 1874.—1m . ; er \ ’ ' ea | cece —Amongst the arrivals in Manitoba the fory, VanBuskirk, Chatha lu r: | estiinkaieiiaiiedibial 4 * — _ 7) penta e ea tah . Press notices a etek erable number | Kate, Walker, St. Pierre lest To THE Farmers OF Prin NCE Epw ARD ISLAND. eatipew ieenmateaetatr eee lty | of farmers from Ontario, many of them of Active, Palmer, Antigonish, headst ’ t ryon Woolen Mills. | Q —-im . “> “en ter, and itenced to two | considerable means, who intend commence = vent naa ware 3 new ‘ le, | IB PROPRIETORS a w SEASON 1874. t ’ ne farmnine o were limestone; En innel, Halliday, Pict 7 Ke Of 1 ryon Wo ndat the expiration | "Ss © ne ee coal; Str. ¢ rats Wright. Halit ' Factory, while thanking he ir num se THE Steamers “ Alhambra ” 782 tons, and I — ! entence to be banish. | On the 22nd of March the Fiji King ab- and B ui, 1 e: Schr. Hop ie 1 * r the very liber ral patronage extended | The ¢ » . Se » | Caroll,”1372 tous,having both being thoroughly ee re | e banish | ted his throne, amd ceded the isiands Fee oe ero enc | to them during the past year, wish to fatimate | | The above cut represents an Iron Mowing Machine, with Dropper } (oid ones wih very sunelar anne . ee ul | to Groat Pr ake A Uiethiok onameniantin “bob t y have made arrang ats with C. E. | Attachment for Reaping, for the sale of which we modation for passengers,will leave Boston during procity 7 aty j : : mite ne a aS aie ok Genamaie yrange ren. 1 . “ of Truro, to m eture for them | | 5 } : “d a : } the season alternate ly every Saturday at noon, : I NEN — git g n rovernment for th Cr they get t factory re-built lave peen appointec agents yy and returning will leave Charlottetown alter- ' eason | UC sequisition, June 15.—B le Rove Howlett’ , \ ) yards of CLOTH on han tl ie nately every “Th ursday at five p. m., [calling at ee ey eae lhe total force of Manitoba Police nunas | r. ie Mentone allah. eee Phe Rtichardson Manufacturing Come) wits oat Caoso both ways ; st, Joan's D The M : :ppointed for the | C&T 4%, officers and men. One half of | largaret Jane, | | Weare prepared to receive Wool and conduct pany of Worcester Miass. For freight or passage apply to Eh.d. itil ; a , = re oe ee will be quartered during the | Mirai ; +R . Lanacar usual | CARVELL BROS, Agents. ary nge- | winter at the Rocky Mountains, and the } Pi : i Not, MeNeill, Wal- Wa hes to semind s wai a. | the nubli« In offering r it to your favorable consideration we have ev ery con- | Ch’town, June 1, 1873.—a p is ‘ther at | : headquarters Marga McDonald, that t a ' sees a . ico heady rer, | wee ; Mau ne, MeDon: I fidence in its utility. It is the lightest draft machine in the! JUST ARRIVED. o z t ussed in America to re- | 8 rad adel ‘a . pt . ‘ —~- ture ates, oie. io ecomn | -e*S. Bar , &c.; Trial, M Fulling Dye mae nd a Dronsing world ; it is strong and simple in its construction, and so small | _ Mir. H ms | trie they come, and vessels | a ne llaat: Petetee ake, | Deparimcet: © 1 on the Ola | and cd that it can be easily removed from one field to an- | DER S.8. Somerset, from ae = and Sch : ene ton Tuesday ~ wt tetheete, ene en «= Kensie, Pugwash, ballast. See ape other, passing through an ordinary gate without any difficulty. | Bonnibell from New York vTS. ’ ‘ l Ei eye, a perfect ont ee | Jane 15—S8 | ren \ ’ ‘i iinicietnndl a sil cates : " as g » i 5 ; el . , kdvioes from China renort an altack on |e? bo Scht- Fear Not, McNeill, Walla 14,.—1m | Farmers who desire to purchase the che: apest and best Machine 9,500 Barrels Flour & Cornmeal g] I Wis wie ~ | the French quarters by a large mob, result al and 3 W 3: } . MeLean,! pays 'now in the market will do well to call and examine the N@W] which wil be sold in quantities to Traders, ‘ ing in the injury of several \ \I Pp ! ! serv cheap fo 8 y : ‘ 3 »prov- i mavek | French pol ws bie Aaa : - og eens ee ie lig ious Liter atu re! | Model Buckey e. Also ey Bn r cash, or at 3 months on approv : s tl stan i tores ; Napier,Lavangie, FOR ALL | OWEN CONNOLLY. steresting t <a > A ell packed in pulverized « Las | Buct he, bal; Fi , MeKe Pug- | 7 Te 9 P.'PR Ww" Office, old stand, Dorchester StZ ite is took place at the | al a is ne. W en for wash, 1 J. R. Stewart, McDonald, ee ee | WHITCOMB’S PATUNT Ch’town, May 4, 1874, se ' be oe age Bu is aa. aout cecal o Pictou, bal; Flora, MeD ; ado with it i Lary Montreal,on the 30th ! eee : iw ; ‘4 44s = 1 . sé _— \ coal, will keep for twelve mouths. chee eae! ~~ BOOKS, TRACTS, PERIODICALS, SELF-OPERATING HOR i - y 3 ot | n the Rish f ! oe . a7 1 1 U (f . o> ‘ i th I hop of tr \f “ ae + ' I nuci, J i i ' | io tae DAb nst. th ~ ‘ a : : — : =) eres een itietadecd Seciesai o ] ‘ , i . # | y . ‘ ’ ' eilehagai . opelis. For the di aa et Clacton bulk of deleterious gases. alae eck ne” a SABBATH-SCHOOL | We have on hand for the season a number of these excellent bbl. flour, 199 pkgs. hard iT, Pholun ake Pa ‘ a ‘othe ke ‘ic eames cae es koe aide eee SI irds, Texts, &e., &e., |Rakes, It is unnecessary for us to say anything in their favor, QUEEN STREET. I . Phelan, raisex he tonsure, wail’ eg AULACK he hou ot the day. Patten. Pictou. ba Pors cases 0S na § . M I McDonald allis iry to the of the Bri tish Re rhe } lice were \ l rk Pugw _ 4ctiand ( VAN purchased at the store of the sub- as they hi ave recomme ‘nded the Mise lves WwW herever they have gone, ‘ ; ee ‘ : | pursuing an Individual connected with the | Gra y Vert : Str. )} ll riber, on Queen lare, ¢ “RY LOW | be Hadj ta. ‘Sasa Gel eumeesel ts be gulty ofl : 7 inna eniad: At lowest possible Prices, sewing mm " iano some otfence against J ipanese law. | 3 \ ‘ reyren, a others, can be sup- BUCKEYE AND MANNY EXTRAS. CHOICE ee ee : ae ee Just think of it. A Maine clergymar r with any Books they may order. | ~ i > satin a i. i el hee ct Ok tee s. eggs; Sehr. 2 . Nfl M.F. ELLIS, | We keep constantly on hand a supply of Buckeye and Manny] GIROC ERIES,

iis med 104 de. tom r countries. This time | intemperance could be gathered and mad eee ’ wi, May 25, 1874.—1m UE xtras. Parties w: iting any should apply early. aie | Madama, con of Sir. Matoamn |'ot0 © prramt, wo pie carla be focna | tai 2e— Kate, 1 es ae — nie MAGNIFICENT WINES Ex WINVATIONS — i - i Ar “e.% } large enough f its base to r¢ tl nad : ; : . i a oft Cee, 5

C i ind Mr. N. MeLeod, +} ’ ‘ Wt ] hay + } goa ' , i | 1 ‘ r ’ a/ \ x , 7 r fan's College will be publicly examined been distinguishing. themselves | tn lipe toons Ha arog ve SMePE Aside | __ J. Pe Gorkuin Boat, Michibueto, Mts} seve ens day given the exclave sao} BLATCH, McKENZIE & C¢ GENUINE LIQUORS, Thursday next, commencing at t \ , The papers Pre i Cheah 3 js i ae aa: PRGEE pee IE eR my N el Fountain Pens t vu 5 iC harlottetown, vune 22, 1874.—1m . tior € i I rene I oy Af } t i . i am : r : t ? o'48 2 Wat ny 3 oe me ing : - aay ee: ~ AC. Ke. Xe. ‘ : ri ( rlo vn, for Prince Edward Island, ae eae \ of Detroit, a gold medal in recog 1 ~ 4 oe isCervent a Kote Teme. ‘The Prio-| — cia ima die mete De et low genittac dacens. | i; sri rey Warratted Pure aid Unadalterated. iil sea ptials of Mr. W. L. | different times, and at the risk of | Qovernment Works. ~ win Ma iy cae bam ig t m this paper, and Miss M. | over one hundred men,women and children a R () () v7 A Pp EL R > 41 MACEACHERN & co. ee sil , wruina 6 brated at St, Peter’s | fom drowning in the Detroit River. SEALED TEND! , \ + Le] _ June 8.—Im nd the oth iepartment 2 i pein a ae ‘ 4 5 Re dal LENDS W ' is ic ceinieiiasaiiicl ii _ i n Wedr lay morning | t. The | IUSSIA, 1b 1S S&ald, is ponde! ig tne pro . wt ry +} RB \ ks. AT | i Ae Smeg ME AT ahs csodee sur the tree | theca : HAL F . HOE | RIO | 3a REMEMBER a, ic ah a comune through the Provinces. We wish - ind of Saghelien, in the sea of Okhotsk, | curity for the f \\ ; ' « ql = The only place in P. E. Island, to buy ee them a pleasant trip, a safe return, and joy | and of converting the pla 2 intoa convict] Building anew Bridge at Curtisdale, Mal- | ales ' atten’ those en sal - L hap t] journey through sation he reasons alle ged are that it | peque Road. re ders to saan cost off MARY aE” * ROOKST ORE. | ee MacCill's Prize . would be more convenientand securer thar Stone Are al ilso : f wood bridge own 1 87. | aio oe Seen Scene ciemeaes| mwieen "| ©) ROBE RITSeN Oe a ee menti n the weather this week, but it is \ Wi xc.—A marriage in acs reason. Tl he ied ry ha li loved to ia rich undersigned. Not ice. e 5 ean ted we must say a word of condemna- wwe with Hebrew rites, took place in ea val beds, and in years —— in view | ALSO, | Chm ail ater TUESDAY. the 9t] | HENRY A. HARVIE'S. tion. It has been rains 1 and rooms in Hesslein's Hall, Hollis Street, | 0 “xfenams Operations in the East, acoal-| a new Bridge across John Stewart's Min | 7 4né after TUE DAY. the 9th June, the | _Is now prepared to give the best value ‘lothi } I , | Charlot ee eee lisgreeable all the week D law: ahewadieeds sia Me Mair | atte seen cannes 0s " a tee natur~ | stream, Lot 48, near Forbes’ Mill. Specit - ere prepared to give ss Ie} ° Cit in clothing that is to be ee re be : noon, when Mr. Morris| ally prove a most acqvisition, ‘The matter | cation left at John Stewart's ST. LAWRENCE & PRINCESS OF WALES, re To Mil 0 suit the country very well, but it don’t it to Miss Jennie yhn. | 13 attracting some attention in Englar “ee 1 | g and we do wi 7 brider i ar . - ‘ : oe en. | A450, | Willleave for PICTOU, at three o’clock in : 0 | wners. . ‘ . . . - HIGe STOO are JOWS. | ° iticpcsinetis An { DB re i t d Henry the morning instead of five as heretofore. ean eee me rN Tey tisanuisance. It makes |! ‘ i mony was performed by Rabbi H, | 4 7URAISH WEDDING 1 {MERICA. | Mill. G t Mr. | This will enabl passengers to take the &, | . * . ° JOR Descriptive Circular of our tae, ginal lock oun: Wi uae Ay Al coal ee — | Edward Henry’ a. tain for Halitis. ariving there ai | Having imported his Goods Direct and on the # Jmost made ‘ ea ie a correspondent of the Alfa Cul; a} ‘ v-c0, Pp. m., And return next day. 2. Ay .on§9 : . i i parte P| gives a graphic liscription of a Turkish wedd | A Bridg Fon 1s F. W. HALES. | BEST TERMS he can Fatent Lever yp oe ¢ Machine, gart os a Ch’town, June, 8, 1874. ” P ie ae ia ; -<=- ing to which she was admitted. The bride |“ ne n. i 3 leah sang ee : a Sella se X > ry ~~ a . ents — Me. Adersons st soriy 1 toh ty wee dred in phon beaded ve Uae ee React] WAT WOOL. | GUARANTEE SATISFACTION | stot Date tutte WoteWiat : ‘ pe wa ’ :: oe larming y cOmmunity, 18/ silver and pe rls and around her waist w eft at R. I in M vy I F s | ADDRESS C. A. Hall, on Frid I , : ; : \ i iy : . E P} i. the diliculty of] a belt containing a fortune in preciou | 4aNIIE Sul ] vill 7 he highest | Smallwood & Bovye tended. Th lies : i : Sitiadbe tk pikes nt t pte i es es a te 4 ; : - 4 1 Cash, for any Se of | I J , w fee ss , i . ‘ = n ae i Lon ° am ‘ — - were l i ad Pp R on I ) 2 , i> : ‘ , ¥ sD) We I "ete pee ' St iy 9} 2: ene 8 PRLCEH. Ch’town, June 8, 1874.—6m is sp. tated Mf 4 “te ; i ee — MOTSE Willi DE, | crimson laid On in heart nape, and an- mache , ol i

race White 2 . luminou COS™= | 4

ee | loft With George “ell, eter Piiiee, 4 BLATCH, McKENZIE & Co. eRe ? : 1e tim tl t, removed. Mr. | other heart wa painted on the chin, the rn res ( i : “a : oh Hie 1874 Ai. . . KW GOODS aici mater, gud bis lec! ; avy euraeon from Let- | rest of the face whit rrp ote ae Gdamua a ak ite he bshh : : Mr. McLeop, well and favourably known to the public, has | N Je

se d h himself here, and | metic could make it. ‘The eyebrows were | ! cmust a charge of the Cutting and Manufacturing Department. Dodie: | tik i when aah sent can be applied to at Mrs. | painted intensly black; they met and were | P's. cant the lowes. tend | THE SUBSCRIBERS Ryne ease pa Re tisement is in another | stretched to the temples. Het RICHARD WEEKS . ro ARE NOW OPENING AT pete heme. : woe were dyed deep crimson, her little feet] (4 Suyiesintenent Public COLOURED AND WHITE CONGRESS SHIRTS, ALL SIZES. | ceorcerowy « MONTAGE

a Phey to have a grand were shod in velvet slippers embroidered wa . te | A PROCLAMATION Charl " A M: 95 1 74. : GEORGETOWN « MONTAGUE, —On ~n Menda . Daa — . core. Angee. stb — _ se ae nt : a Saal Wa nilla j | Py His Honor j Sir Rol« rt Hodgson, 1arlottetown, ay <9, Si _ ' THE LARGEST ' . iday next, at \ be played between England ait oe corms, eo the fas QUsid ew e@ A ght, nk the Pras St k of Goods |

i ‘ —— America. Eneland | Writ vould fal i ortaiize, 1 vas so | went of tite FOULNCE O rince Lhdware { Sager, K. « A - ] io. i i ys. i poodle eed very precious, and gulpin r down some | The best and the « he iD : inthe n ket Esl t, and the T rritorie s_ thereunto E 0 N 0 ON H ous USE - bo. Stones, Wrapping | a tative clevensto be | "are Turkish bon-bons mixed with paste | asia +} ~ | belone ing, Chancellor and Ordinary of =e Ss ™ USE = THEY HAVE YET IMPORTED!

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LB} HIS STOCK has been purchased in the l i Dominion | formed tl emony was blazing with | WE SO ro IR. Hopgson, Administrator BEST MARKETS of Great Britain,

; ~— tar,” 92 tons. And t J l in the Dominion | formed the ceremony w lazing with} WE SOLICIT ORDERS, t r "eae , . 2 L} i T L. Canada, and the United States, and will be co * me i of the [Halifax | Jewels, and wore a costly miter. He kept | ‘°We>"! rlo i WHEREAS, on Wednesday, the 2th day WHO ESA E & RE AI mo ee om, Flowers. and a ch ; ae i ca Las e Sony rtest notice. of May last past, between noon and the ent with fair profits,

ure goric they inspected the trousseat ; : : r - si ,' the a t — a ii days , Co qs » bride, The chief priest who per- |

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fleet and garrison, | the poor little bride waiting for three hou © : ee : , ol aa ee; Plants, : ' ‘ peted for while he was attending another wedding oain} ales alw ¢ ys in Stock. | hour of two o'clock, p. m.; at Hogg’s Cros» In Ladies Dress Materials af great y ‘ . - ee ee tl bt ¢] ie — . . ‘ : ‘ sing, on the Railroad, two miles east from eerie EDS eeremeenenene We offer a choice selection in Silks, Al- : + ee . but the people seemed to bear the delay with \\ 8 i ers t . : di aap 4 Lot! t., His | patier The bride was rather ur s shalt \ : { e. Summerside, a plank was, by some person — Mohairs, ap eon Gre eo ern nenre s 2 HTINe Was rather uncer Lilt : bieeia } a . 2p _ and many new and fashionable materials, Demeee Day...’ vOV tia, ad-| ordinary height, and the bridegroomfa very | “se eee 1 persons, placed upon the Rail, which WE HAVE now imported to this market for the first ' de ' ‘ iad eet ‘ - ’ ‘ “|. Crtow! 1874, aused ti roy r¢ s Con-~ cdlebratine 1 mation toabout | tai] man, and they were obliged to stand | i used the th ff the track the Con 2TT OTN > . nT time. anil ania ER el a oy in’s J pal Church, | with their foreheads touching each other | CERTIFICATE. | stx uction Train, and the destruction of four a \ ( 48. 4 wanes es ' lis I ls] Idressed the | , cs | Having used ro] i the past 4 Cars, as also the injury of a Workman : 3 we . 4g. A Jackets and Sacks, in Silk, Lace, Cloth, year the er : *~ | during the entire ceremony, which took a| ,, LNILLA.? frites es = Thesdae, the aii dew Velvet and Waterpraof, also Waterproof : my} <Sive 7 a a oe ' ’ ' | Ld, Ih , ON » . . Tot * . ‘ “Se le Ounting-houze inl : mpressive and | whole hour,—After the ceremony the bride | ada Cordage ( nany. orderes i | i! : ? | A Cloaking and Trimmings, in varicus styles Ktation { tan hour. He re-| ... placed s high chair and the brides | Messrs Cal eee wis ),. | of May last past, at the Tracadie Cross Roads | for Mantles and Cloaks. “4200n from i ce yas PIACee Of & DIED CHaIr, ANG THO DFIGCs | eee ee ee ee One , : al ; mn ee ~ > . SS aa Y # . i : y t mportance of this | , oom came forward with a richly trimmed mitted » tne vere s, WV y | two planks were placed on the rail by some i 4 Ladies’ Hlats & Bonnets, those of: ae f sage eee the Church ; and his | cushion bearing the bridal presents a watch | i ghapearume > ae oe | person or persons,with a view to the obstruc- From England and the Dominion, in end- SNe oem ' ' to wndidates for Con lel lia 11 ' i! ; | PE a aaracr & CO | tion of the Construction Train, and which OF less variety, and at almost any price you OMe nice ; t of the , and chain, a dlamone roocn, neckiace, and | JAMES DUNCAN & CO | ; ‘ rot B ot d Hat Shapes thal ” ' ‘ i ‘ i shetructions were encc _ , wish. onnet an at apes, Wid forget a , a ui not be forgotten by bracelets, and a large knitted purse filled | HYNDMAN BROS — ok — a cnenennnene by ment { e ee Laces, Ribb« 5. Flowers . A int m Confirmation he preached an] , i; pm " ARTEMAS LORD [rain from Mount Stewart : ® 3 ‘ re uted ° 86 to roam and ¢ . | with gold. The bridegroom Pp urted the LOXNGWORTH é& CoO.. i ( is f he di \s ; Feathers, Plumes and other Millinery, and “6 pure 4 silat « . ' : great veil which hung over the new wife, BOURKE GILLAN & CO.. vow, Therefore, in order to the discovery Fancy Goods of all kinds, Would he vw , ‘ Is o Warer.- and adorned her with the jewels. Then she WELSH & OWEN, ind punishment of any person or persons Parasols, end e re , \ : mo guilty of any of the aforesaid felonious acts + : ' ae . aid ‘ ' a) ae lavander | was lifted by menand seated astride asmall | guilty of any of the af : ane of Silk, Linen or Cotton, black, brown and SO better day ' j I m h r. Alexander ; ; : : : y yy ron 1 YTV , > ny + 4 wuld + ' ling at | barrel of wine, and the feast commenced. | T T it i Tsk 8 | have thought fit, by and with the advice (CA RE FULLY SE LECTED BY MR. ITA R RIS,) fancy; from twenty-five cents to five os ‘ nd employed in Thomp on? She was obliged to sit there till the wine / i yo 5 { } and consent of Her Majesty’s Council, to dollars each. : ma era] yé ill Oa } } ; ; ee " a : , ‘ rm Lew LErp i ” m > . . ’ 1 ¢ mill | of that dread disease, | was drank out of the barrel,which was nearly sat mse om © a4 @ | proclaim, and I do hereby proclaim and WHICH WE OFEER AT Gentiomen’s Gees. eiub, ¢ ’ wo hours She loked tired enough, for | mnie offer areward of FIVE HUNDRED DOL- Cloths and Scotch Tweeds in all the new ‘1 nt j . ‘ Cb a» 1t nine day ill~ | two hours, he 1loKke¢ Ire€ enough, aor | vane . weenie : : f “ 1 s 1 mixtaves end fashionable otvle ier Spring Wing I they gave her nothing ag én , WO APPRENTICI IC cou y;} LARS to any person or persons, (not the . - : a nee ae ‘ Kian 4 ving worning his| they gave her nothing o eat, and it wa ca lana then en 4 er : : en ‘ e and Summer Suits. _ eo ae age 118 daylight before the teast was ended, and , | _, | actual party to the acts), who will give such é i pes med to the seme fatal div) | ye a a : oe ig "4 fda: a information and evidence as will lead to the ade Clan |

. | the Rn Eales einen - children to mourn | bride borne away. A very large and varied assortment of Eng-

. : t three | ms ment. The doc- | MARRIED. — | eee 4 ; pa : ty 1 Y IF for the ¥« vy dissevery, app te and conviction of G EORGE DAVIES & Co. lish and Dominion manufacture. Shirts

: I t [ t fer the offender or offenders. in variety, underclothing, collars, cuffs, * . ‘ } ne ¢ i; shops in town. fe est « re -es can a as ; U ] 4 - ted | r as having been | : t Ae Da Ch’town, May 11, 1874. fronts, neckties. Gloves and Hosiery, Um-

e given. Apply to Given under my hand and the great seal : owt I water.- 1 ! yrni ‘3 ‘ Oe ees ae hse : —" sllas, silk Gingham, and Alpaca. ‘ ( a a tl i a W I. . : i: af GEORGE H. FOSTER of this Island, at Charlottetown, in the oe: - rere ee brellas, in silk Gingham, and Alpac hurch. by the hev. G. W. todgson, assisted | Lord's Wharf. said Island, this fifth day of June, in the ; aunens { id by the Rev. John Ellis, W. L. Cotton, Esq., . a0 a : \ saia i Un , this fi ay ‘ e, ¥ b & Cc ‘TMP g. Pp ie th e not all dead in Nat : te sag o — bn rsa Ml dine >} Ch'towr ; is74.—din ah | year of our Lord one thousand eight hun- 0 acco iZars re good, Fashionable and cheap. i . ii as idee lanager of Ha i. ee a, | . ‘ure | dred and seventysfour, and in the thir ty- —_— ‘ ma cc > + : me Ellen, eldest daughter of W. C. Hai Ss, Esq., | { VEV4 & Gd ED | ’ \ 30 Cases Boots & Shoes, tires + 7? and gr a l-daughter of the late James Harris | ( ol ve DA W a ERR . | seventh year of Har Sahets See. | 7 Subscribe: foflers for sale (in Bond, ) ee omprising all sorts, kinds and sizes, of p J ‘t.—The following are the | Esq., Jr., of Beaumaris. | : : By Command, a choice Lot of ” English, American ‘and Dominion manu- a f the drowning of Mr. Finlayson At “the Ww Seleyen oo fryon, on | 10 BALES iS , White, d Blue, assorted Tr. HEATH HAVIL AND, } SMOKING & CHFWING TOBACCO, } R BER facture: at cash rates that defy competi- a Pilot of Point Prim,as reported by Capt. | 204 inst., by the Rev. H. P. Cowperthwaite, | Numbers, New Brunswick, manufacture ‘ Ss me Cases CIGARS ion. Brow I aby oe : Thomas J. Stumbles, to Miss Ellen, second CARVELL BROS. oy Colonial ecretary, | and three Cases CIGARS, . i u Tea, / } 74 Boxes Tobacco, in Solace, Sunshine, Vir- | Beg to inform the Citizens of Charlottetown,

I Oo. tu nooner CHa {. Bovi }}} We off in a ' '} daughter ot Hon. Hl. J. Callbeck, both of _ Jw e 15, ” Sw ; s fi ‘amil ave ‘ t hn, N. B. When off Point Prim | this city. = ‘ ‘ 9 BEER BEER BEER, | | ginian, Navy and Black Diamond. }and the inhabitants of Prince Edward Is- —— an ee ee o et ae " nee ‘ht, hoisted colors for pilot,when a person On the 9th inst., by the Rey. John Knox, OF] a i 8 | 3 Cases Cigars in Victoria & Flor Gertrude. | land that they have rented the Building on ee cielo on toe Guecation Mi both are I rs for pilot, when ¢ : , ce oceries. A ' : : L. L. D., Mr. Charles Nelson,to Euphemia, mples can be seen at Sale Raom ' = topeful o ‘ . oil in a punt, and came along side and } yy daughter of the late Mr. Donald Me- [F — QUEEN STREET, Paints,

3 be « ce N. RANKIN, line, which wag handed him. | Rae, all of this city. rom the “ Hornet | a. Sane Oils, Varnishes, Putty,Nails, and Glass ofall

rOWD i re ; co eee the Re BBLS. «: TEAROSE,” aiming Corner Water & Pownal Sts (Next d . Smt, ' / he ¢ {. Borie hove up in wind to At Rollo Bay, on the Ist inst., by the Rev. ‘>() a cate. +: OURERAND:* , xt door to Messrs. Owen CONNNLLY &

. aS af ap | " r il 13, 1874. , sizes. . J. G. Cameron, Mr. Daniel Taylor, to Miss | <# y aN EY, } __Ch’town, April 13,1874, Co’), for the purpose of carrying on a Whers of the ¢ 1 to board, but in attempting 00) yrorearet Coball Just Received, THE ENGLISH WHISKEY WAR. : Ship Chandlery & iiar: swe

‘ ia é ‘ . ; igs . ~~ oY i bo sn al mies : hh st his balance and fell overboard - and qualities well known, and ahs i Ue ‘ TURNIP SEED | WHOLESALE & RETAIL of all descriptions, and a large assortment.

500 Barrels oman, in our hours of ease,

: Brow . ; own boat lie grasped the line PASSENGERS. liferent brands Spring Extras. All lat eee well do whate’er you please! | Ilousehold Furniture, 2 and Haiifa i to him, and held it for a time, but a arrivals, for sale. We'll promise to renounce the sin, Chairs, Tables, Bedsteads, Wash Stands, sesniiati whis! WARRANTED i

Challenge has been received by th t goand endeayoured to get to his boat. CARVELL BROS. Of whiskey, brandy, rum and gin, Sofas, Bureaus, Looking Glasses, Cur

2 ireland o;

JAMES REDDIN. BEER & SONS. STOCK, before purchasing elsewhere, McDONALD & Bros. Montague, June i, 1$74.—lm Charlottetown, May 1s, 1574, ly May 25, 1874.—lm

: Passengers per Str. Carroll from Boston: : a oe ae To shun all clarets and refrain /And trust } ins Mat d Rugs. Cooking : Wiends of } : ‘ ¥ 2 i ‘ ‘ > se “pie June 15, 1874.—3w ells taste ; : a? dad trust by purchasing their Goods in tains, Carpets, Mats and hug "a ads Brown in t ‘ i weegapapien decease 1 from the | Messrs. W. Ww. Rhoa is, A uM. ek, J. _ “1 W henever te mpted, from Champagne! Fresh, Pure, and Good. the best markets and selling them very low, STOVES, and all kinds of Stove ware & : i proposes to row | over the Cham ner and pulled with all speed towards z 7 oe nd, eh "s eerie neil _ some” Mad ciG@irls WW ante a, ist mave i Ont heave hae ny = ah |to merit a share of the public patronage. other Castings. i On, . ; oe ; i Ble iriffin, Capt. « ynald. Mrs B | And icuve, Oh? leave a mi Ss beer. ‘ i. : : an i cr * turse in Encland m ' I hing hina he sank. Is tewart, Mrs. Margzarity, Irs, Marsh: } 4 THE woe sale by the Sabscether: Green Top & Purple Top. N e ae 8 W;, holesale Buyers, Far- China, Glass, & Evarthe aes a they—on such term may t. attributes the accident solely to} Misses Me Ewen, L izzy Catherine, Mary eae peer et e eeern teeerr nets L . | Sole Leather, Farming Implemements, Fish- ‘pon by both 1 Vi i vat in which the man so recks | McKenzie, Mary A. Creed, Annic Campb i}, QT, a nT 1) P AR K TOT! | 100 doz Brighton Brewery Pale Ale, : 2 jeri. and others wall learn somec- ing Outtits, Oil Clothes, and everything “ frown and } ; ' and regrets _|M_E. Masters, Lizzie Smith, McEwen, Ann ANIL AK HULGu- 10 doz Arrol's Pale Ale, The Celebrated Champion Turnip thing worth knowing by examinine else, EXCEPT Liquons, which you could ‘ this ehalien, raat og eens : es ee en Very | M. Griffith, Lizzie Ch ipman, Matilda Mutch, tre eae Ora us 25 doz Arrol’s Sparkling Ale. ; expect to ‘ind in a general store, > ssvenge, and enter int the! t iis eflorts were not successful in | Sarah McPhee. / Ten Girls as Waiters and Chambermatiads, | ) lt mi oS : SORE ‘ d l Tarnaticoc > 1 MEY arranger, slang ; Saran Mera 3 ae | ‘ao wit Warce, Game Also, Brighton Brewery Ale in barrels, and other varieties. OR i= Rz; cx SS { Bros, Geo’ town, Wat the Nem er ae ng him, and trusts that it will be a} To Boston 1sth inst: Messrs, Corneiions } &c., Referencerequired, Wa e hogsheads, and puncheons. ' A. A, McDONALD © Face Comes Off in neut te . | Glover, Robert Finlayson; Misses ¢ ‘hristine | to #38 per month. : ™ elsewhere in Gie rhe ition to pilots and others attempting to McLean, Agnes Watts; Mrs. Craig and Mi “| J. L. HOLMAN

j ~ - @ Summerside, June J, 1874.—tf | June 13, 1s74.—4i

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i yessels in sucha cockleshell of a boat, i b. Sinclair fur Canseau.