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aaa —— EE LT SNELL Ce AE SPE RSE A PSs Tie A OA — . = om ————— rae eek ‘ a ' vy . ay ert MISCELLANEOUS RANDOM READINGS. + ® ARaBa ‘ ay uve } } } na : When is a match fi us? When it | \ iw t hon I Ww Wi Wins 3] a i et } { ? *- ' 4 3 men »BVrol ii \ j »n ' ieult t A { ren The secona and third v M . a i at ! t thine to ’ sofa bel Froude’s °° Hist« fTreland” h t ay | } WW 1 re peared in Lou ibow G B ‘ worn ; : ' ' nh anne } 8 i i j ul nier h ' i kal « t Bow i B i | huis beeu aiongd Linn uu ‘ 2 | \V a stor when " . oe i ir@ an Hereto 8 eY suy g Ww 4 »ge' a \ ! : ‘ ike a } ' j ] { : di * ‘ ¢< m ) i ! viit , t p ou mt KOn- e ca 1 Sten “ in J é hist aa Te yeste { \ ' { tim Warwicks } i ‘ toy I S motl i ofl I $ gia ofthe sa line \ i ur ia | ‘ ' be , « | the agricultural districts 1 Step . La Phe Alaska fur trade is 1 { ' ’ ‘ oo forthe United S a7 su { G as \ til aman who Was e@Xx- : ‘3 | ment receives S268,000 clrect Phe skins ¢ I niv made him to Sa the seals are taken to London, cured t " we j etch without t kills | broughtto the United States, and the duties eakin 8 id ¢ it $200,000 more, ee ies wh aad ‘ “tera paper With one hand pressed on her throbping | paid amount to ) more An obituary notice in a Wi ter : paper | A monster gun {s to be constructed at the ntained the touching intelligence that the ari, § on Woolwich arsenal in England. It willweigh deceased “ accumulated a little money and I know | am foolish, dariing, but when | eighty-one tons, and be sixty inches in dia- ten children yOU ere away there seems to be a barrier | meter. The great coil for this new canon A judge, on being asked to give his opinion r ¥ 2 c

‘ ' ty ’ & :@ woe + {1 BACKWARD SPRIN nye s Spring, diveful Spring OW vunanumbered, Ob £) ear | \ xe this is not the thing ; your presence welcome here ‘ E i snow, you sure must k wT. \ WS iS a preity go Au ig and win a Makes savage an ipt to swe Yet * la we me gi ~ FS, ~ “ “re ne ‘ Oh ¢ i al \ ‘ i i? P ‘; ona t « . e $ Sprit a” \ il i . ‘ ' ; ‘ g o “ Soring fh, i i blast . And we nh i g j j ‘ . $ .; + ~ < ; j = ; “ “ ss & \\ ‘ ‘ i k f \ y \ L ‘ ‘ ~ ~ - ‘ - + + ( PRAYER ; ' j av % o, i j . 4 ‘ * ’ gh my heart be aad, : ' | e wavs ul ng I ' > hera st ma me ciad, i . Thee I] shali be strong | * la phinmnpenggmprennnanengtin, 4 , LITERATURE.

} LOLOL Ol

EDITOR READS THE PAPER.

f ; a a: D : ! | ‘ 3 i -_ | | * ; _ s 1 ‘ 4 ' j a. — , and 5 , ui ‘ ’ j and ; ; { ’ an * nee ‘ ‘ eeD "a ur nese what a isi ss” 91 td “a « fine r Ls me t ™ 8 thie slight reliefis denied | tr is worked of. and t.e serntiny io fn sttack @ neetle in ‘a ur z 4 t gr a s ” | al 1 . ¢ 1 +7 yal < & hy \ ! j * i Na i Tyloiag be longing to hiw

|; be ween

ne

me and all that is bright and love- ly. The sun does not shine half so bright; the moon is but a white spot in the sky, and

down .when you are

the stars

with me, * Was it for this’? wasit for thie? moaned

stare coldly

ord of my lif d heart

ean the unhappy wif

‘ Fortune speed the day when we may be

inited in those indissoluble bands that ar sacred in tl ves of heaven and eart! Wha ker Does b s sider t mis ws i t n 1 [ 3 y W i are they x Wii ‘ i a P perhaps ) fa : i 3 1 Ls 1 s sig hier © s i x eu Ww ia } i . sand S$ ar WW In no m inidestin trem! each others embrace— | ke y tremble if [had vou in any i ’ de : W! \ 1&4 \ j yur b i The f . i your arms t g essul rbout me— lu S i w that ¥ i 5 j t ra) sic she«de . wis I is i k Wr I g ge w u She crushed th " ~ i rev the 1 < & Ww ] 3 i ti 4 = a i e I 3 j ssi s tpidly back fi t lak x a ww Wi 3 i} > » iv 3 1 as Pp ig { Ww 5 ? 5 i id ) } 4 p t \ > t { 4 I NizZ + - ned for t $y 5 y ; \ s tie — tl ! \ \ Wi S « ‘ > fr . i “ ss i huss i se S s! tt foolish } + in A .~ i she stas miserable ¥ as when s! sit tt she wasa wronged and 1 wif i lpi 4 Bisnop on Creuatron —That eminent pre the Bisho; Mauchester, in Eng-| land, has declared himself in favor of crema- { tion. At th onsecration of a burial ground | at Bolton, he said that it had been proposed | yy an eminent Lon ‘on physiciaa, that, in-}

f burying our bodies ia the ground— |; ctice which was said to eatail sanitary | chief and a great loss of valuable Jand— |

i burn dead now 4a question of the cremation of bodies in- ;

bodies; and it was |

we

sa0U)

stead of their interment. He f a sort of shudder at tt a burning the dead, and i ! ‘ 1

/ ‘

$.a n ae it mig perhaps De-

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; had ay i ning ‘ <

$ ' “ i” x id 3 cr . ad

$s V ve b shen his

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‘ i af t which had { I h had I ng, tuanit would seaupa b from dust and from } s ; es which had passed into

st ms? The omnipotence teod ’ ot limited 1 He w i raise id whether He has to rais hodies

vards, or Whether he has to : remains of somvan- nh urn

in which they

sited two thousand years age ing-room and the Council Chamber {which - + woe wine was used as the bedroom of the Emperoi i t, Port George, March 20th, (871. | and Empress of the French.) The Audience Mess C. Gates & ( Gentlemen.—-1 | Chamber and the Presence Chamber will 1 pleasurein sending you this testi | be reserved for the use of the Emperor's the agement of yourselves | Suite, and apartments for the latter will rig ‘Maag iy eine tusenlte also be provided in the Round Tower or fn Apa iat ace Wild wes ms Castle Keep Phe State apartments are How ; ullicted with @ severe pain through her closed to the public, and in consequence of ik Mie ibeil done a ad the Empe ror ¢ f Russia will remain closed ito obtain medicine to give e1s till after the Imperial visit to the Queen. but was never able to get any that ga In the House of Lords the Mariuis of Salis- li until 1 got some . bury sitd the next harvest in India prot i Bitters and No. | Syru to be ind the present pre on ot but effected a pé against f doubt nyil { wife 1 Tran intingin the Night —A genitl Lit, t el avs wu Western Ruralist, lo n | ascert the eflects of transplanting at night I it was twelve months old, and | instead of hay, ide an eX] I t with th: w ly fifteen Ibs., being but a little | following results. He trans) mn cherry ing skeleion. We gave itone! trees while in bloom, comm iz al four | rsand two boitles of your | o clock in th ft 100n. Thos insplanted No. ! vacted hkeavharm, quiets! during the daylight shed tl biossor I giving t i nd vigor t | fucing Hit cr no fruit, while the ts wh sy We it ¥ a; planted inthe dark maintained their condi- hy child, and has beea so but with one} tion fully. fl 1 the same with ten dwarf eplion. Whenit was taken with cholera | tr ifier the frait was onesthin! grown inperant i worst form, pasting litle | Thos insplanied during the day shed th se than } we got half bottle of | fruit; these tran inted dur ! g your Certain Check, wh nade a «e perfe rop, and showed no injur o and the 3; now per ul iithy. | from | g With each of Alvo my daughter was very much afflicted | the f I [ th ” sick headac!} nad ale weakness, } roots The i for; whch had she £ ‘ ust have ter- | and if a few 2 minated ir msun \ few ttles ob} like result it tt ‘No. 2 Ban nd No. 1 Syrup effected rt s! lo fs k at @ complete cure night. ‘ > x 1871 GB al y p| Markable escapes ever made was made by . B. Ree M. de Chateaubrun during the Reign af

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A BUSINESS RULF

BY 4 RUSINESS MAN. A rules of bu ss we Aiivise, Sound, sensible, and truly wise | Tis simply this, no more nor less—- | Make known your business througk the prese, » Yes, advertise, and never grudge it, swell thereby your golden budget ; } A dollar spent in Printers’ iak teturns ten , we surely think ,

Sin

An

f ‘ 1018}

’| Yea, advertise, and rise to fame,

fo all the world your wares prociain Early to bed and early to Never get ind advertis:

Four professional gamblers of Oniaha re- cently killed four days’ time in a continu- ous game of ‘draw.’ During the time one of the party won $11.000 and then jumped the disconsolate crowd of three.

rise, ‘tight. Walt,

| ance.’

~~

welded early in May by the great steam ham- mer of the arsenal. | A Yokohama letter of March 26th says the | French Steamship Company's steamer Nile. } en the 20th became disabled and was blown } ashore on the coast of Jeddo. It is believed she had 150 persons on board, of Whom only | four are known to be saved. Vessela com- plete Joss.

There are 38 persons to a square mile in the British empire; 260 in the United King- dom; 201 in India, and 41 in the colon- ies. In some parts of India the density of population more than equals that of Eng- land Phe Queen rales « r 234,762,593 souls; her peu} dwell 441,142,651 oO and the area e lands they in i les 7 »440 5 ?

Eng , \ ‘ wonderous Z sé j have ¢

tl ; ( bel : i ; not to sy s ite ‘ recovered her former elasticity of spirit ant at the Windsor review, as on one orto other recent occasions, Was smiling and bowing in the most affable manner. Some savt this cuarge has been occasioned by the Duchess of Edinburgh. who, besides b bright and lively. has no fear of -iaWw

The total y 1 of the | in M ‘ present se Ws n, including « { i i and, ‘ inpot be reckoned sh of 1.500.000 tons ind it may possibly reach 2,000,000 tons Of this amount probably 200,000 have beer sold or bargained for $3 per total of near 600, This } t renuimerative o netting a } e pi to owners. If the rest of the ) ss at the sam cures tota } ized from Maines ice product w ve $4.000.000 and 85,000,000, To t this product to a market will require ail of no less that 000 yes s l away the produ of the Ken v quire ove essels, ot neary tie seis ada ro ! tie ty navigation to 1 oses

Foreign y*k for W I ] ) i » pray ‘ to ible wea c . | se) sent ia LS } ve fals next ¥ il see a vood harvest. We have as yevno cs- timates as te the breadth of heat. Ac.. planted, and although it would doubt'ess | Ora intgZ x un. it ee ¢ that sear l ~ portar ‘ mit Phe Pes i i revi |

i i i S

“r this w mm agyrava’ ft dith ty j wheat exporting nt $ ai ilso

led to, notably Australia, w sid

’ t T , ‘ Va ‘ e Engiat this s 1 a 6,450.0 WIS ee i 2

4 retired phys S ¢ saedcn sid nl gains runkeness, we never hear a w Against its ter evil, gluttony’ I think J ( ,ac + htrnt that in } , nt t aie amo f i or wl ) s drink CO 0} : . from teo much a ich food caer } t ) j re ta “ yet we a iety fi } | the growing vice. A man eats unti

down and expires with apoplexy road side, wh he l a jury of twelve good men and true, who pronounce a verdict, *‘ Died from intemper- So he did, but what kind of intem- perance was it? I[ ard more than one minister In the pulpit expatiate with great vebemence against the sin of drunk- enness, whose very appearance was proof positive that he was pre-eminently guilty gluttony. '

Next August Iceland observes the millen- nial anniversary of its colonization. In the year 1374 Igwalk, a Norwegian adventurer landed on the shores, and established a settlement. Two hundred years latter a

n up come

have he ¢

of

band of refugees from Norway founded a Republic, and ordained that they should b governed by an Althing or Parliament In the next century the Norwegian King overthrew the young republic aud est ali- ed his dominion. In the fourteent

itry came into tl} poss I

rk. t " se 1

1. But t \ bt ‘ 1

frejoicing than ath years 5 tional life. The y ot Denma mt notab concessions which rest » Ice. land something 5 t t 4 stitution €0 gra ing the old ng i ‘ & ! nos Phe relation betw mer governing ingdom w ti SAG & t st , Wet il my ! V i ude p ndent nationalities owing i wience »the same King

Tue Czar im } Nanpd.—His Imperia

Majesty 1 Czar of Russi | rect ) visit Her Majesty € Queen Windsor Clastie j Ss 5 oi Cy me During t Q sence in the Is Wight the ¢ mn the Lord Cham! lains’ department, under the supervision of Mr. W. Seabrook, her Majesty’s Iuspect of Palaces, are engaged in preparing the State apartment which overlook the North terrace fort Emperor's reception. The suits of the rooms selected will be nea: similar to the apart: Ss US he j perial Majesties tl iperor aud Em; of the French on their visit to tl Queen

at Windsor Castle in April, 1855, aud il include the Vandyke Room or Ball-room, the Zucharelli-room or Queens State Draw-

Terror in Pari¢. Ho was. sent to execution with twenty other prisoners: but after the fifteenth head bad fallen, the guillotine got ; out of order, and a to repairit. The six remaining victims were left standing in front of the machine with their hands tied behind them. A French

pressing forward to see the men arranging | the guillotine By degrees M. de Chateau- |crun, who was to rear of his companions, | found himself in tne front line of the specta- tors, then in the second, and finally well behind th who had come to see his head utoff, Before the man could get the guil- lotiné mn wi ler night began to fall, and M. de Chateaubrun slippodaway. Wher in (he Champs Elysees he told a man that a wag had tied his t his hat, and this simple individual cut him free. A few days later M. de Chateaubrun escaped from France.

se

rking or

workman was sent for,

crowd is very Curious, and the people kept |

1ands and ‘robbed him of

a

as to the proper length of a sermon, replied, «“ Twenty minutes, with a leaning to the side

- a

| ree re | |THE ECONONY OF HUMAN LIFE. | OF NATURA! ACCIDEN PROSPERITY 4ND ADVERS Y { t Prosy elat ! heart above . } +} be depressed l i i tniy i pt unto t gra i I ine beareth hard again Lk $ al t vi therefore build not \ ymafider rt! 1: her scorns @n- fu foreve Hope teach | ir well adver \ liflicuit; but to } ihe height of i ( b wl 1 thou art ft t i or | tt > sug { i i! the powers of t atchfu hen th ‘2 uj? Behold pre t w sweetly she flatter- th thee; bow ins ! e robbeth thee of gih and thy youl Though thou hast been co tin ill fortune? though mm hast been ins vein distress, yet by prosperity art thou conquered; not knowing that thy strength returneth not again, and

yel that thon again mayest need it. ur enemies to pity, suc-

Affliction moveth ot ause even our friends to

cess and happiness eny y

Adversary is the seed of wellsdoing ; it is | the nurse of beroism and boldness. Who | that hath enough will endanger himself to | have more, Wi that is at ease will set his

of met | life on hazard ?

An instructor asked a French girl why beer True virtue will act under all circumstance; in French was feminine She replied that! but men see most of its effects when accideats it was probably owing to the fact that the occur | bovs liked it so well In adversity mau seeth himself abandoned |

A. D. 1900. Scene before a cremation un-| by « thers; he findeth that ail his hopes are certaker’s shop: Small bov—‘ I say, sir, is | centered within himself; he rouseth his soul; |

rf done yet’ If heis, please put his ashes | he encountereth his diflicultics, and they his ‘ere tin ketUe | Yleld before hit

\ 200,000 people | » already sutlers | ‘fancieth himself safe; he é i fi h ind property Dy | ri of all that smile at nis

is in Louisiana i ss and remiss; he i ; ta : re bim; he trusteth

Phe Fe nt aOnat 4 ) i they deceive him \ York res t lissolve, th reaniza- 1 fikn hd Pails he United vi y man Wise sown soul in dis-

tres l th the truth i i Bett t ideth to con- | inc a Se re. | eniment, tha + joy ii rendereth ara Hlefdtol ry urgen Th s if ailerwaras | j fered 90.000 rations | 4's t S Our | i 3 in all ot X

AB } t Vas du ied to ‘ oe . ae ; , 128 .

x _ a sition ¢ r s, handed in ' t svona w- 1 wit e! writeh in Be upright t ut b mient in ‘ \ ' tt Jenny Russ Hh it } 30 Shia if] oecurences be il r thing that happen- . . , vis eautt, \ age ‘ iL hap) : pay Dae hug & of prais é pd ! fthe river was rh lake things the means ot I : mild ga to th vantage: ¢ With the same countenance } ;rdeth he a ppearances of fortune; ae * dell th e Wh i 7 b i io man ' » oo i u 1 Essex st i, Sunda \ {ear f ou } isant-l ! roa tespa : pad lang r meanly ‘hy ay i i to ! +> whai- y t F ind ’ me Let ; ; ‘ t B ' P é ' Hope; neit | P; ty son i se ht of y f tl ; alana ( i ‘ t } . , ' : i said Ll wsta { ‘ i < ’ DeLes : ae aid i ' i aif ain \ $ ' : s rt i eth ' the « A } ) { the Fed pation . A y ’ i $ vs . ; I ‘ti ; i t l , ' ad uy t > >A l B 1 7 W i ' \ 0 ' ' i n - 1 3 '

F suis i ith bath ihe : ‘ ‘

Ther heir own nature . ! i su { f euch other; | OG : t fit

| 1in things, puetry, music and Wou t é is. Pass \ I vs,are like Premnasons’ sign—they 1, lest I {3 i not better with an rt h other.-—Mrs. | equal i i h thou canat Stowe { avoid

A ivelling en therseback| Pain that ‘ !

« dow ar onan trishman who| therefore 1 t } was { ng a barren and desolate | violent is short piece of land What are you fencing in| of it i thi Pat!’ ssid he; “a herd of cattle Thy body was ' so would starve to death en thatland.”” And) thy sou): wh tatt th 1 os dice } "sen? fancin’ it ir : * co : Ploy soul ined s8u 5 DOW yasn’t | fencin in to| eause of pain, id . hook thy hake kape the poor bastes out of | ah Mo . none

i '

Fra ¢ Elien B s sail t be the Hirst | AS the wise s ‘ ! 1use a thorn ‘oa 185 evoR Poa for cres | ‘tl eh ; , si

9 ( teareth his garment: so 1 patient grieveth i t a8 i not his son! hae hota dice Ste i@ litong f a handful cf , i isteful urn low much better r thing ila t people hes } t g itied mu \s } } , ' death t | Cay ; f ¢ “ae ~ ; a : l i I f : : = { } } | | : ‘ rat i s { a ba h e py a hy 1ish ui t s he \ . ouy ' i ibly } heft in heya tLe} wi ’ | Island to } Salaries of tl ¥ ; > : * - I a piren in ariny of 20, | 4 ! wh t for re avai | e. A general y ' no} & 1 } iov ; ling ; his joy Kranted t except | ay "th to hima Which he expecteth Jes ito the insurgents ym mi =| OSt ‘ lint Cortes } : Wouldst thou learn to d tubiy, let thy raii, savs a tra— | Vices lie b { Wi ene mn | 1 1 witnessed the | deth the busisiess b his death { t a vight, just after [| Who, when the hom i hails nothing to j to 7 ng t 1 do buit i W Visheth not | lelay land angry v s proceeding from | whe lon rtim he car ee u this is a 4 1 ' ‘ s ar a uw nt me in without | ir ny { . a4 © \ B 3 ia ticks Where | aii ti a < If vou really had the ? t : ty ha pu han eis thy vs m t \ ticket, perhaps you | Phi r berth.’ Chere was an i ay , Pad idently employ- wet employed Goth } a pow? fs) bers! ur, and he after deatt J i Vay | i t ler ‘iw born on tl ' tage of it iav ‘ inge * i tGGNOMY iit i i) i Press” relates the fol- ns coincidence: * | dreamed the = my,

' i said Bijah, as he helped his} cmt a } nto bis over . > eeddeae i F ‘ ap ¢ i aD } to hi ercoat that I asked to $6 Gwe ay borrow fifiy cents you, and you handed

t Curious coincidenc replied his THE Sul - : a it Subser rs offer fur Sale— h is he buttoned his coat; “1 had the ie hae fe ; tomes " same dream, except that Ttold vou f would | 12 . has. Bri otailine “ugar | nged tirst I luiv paid, ee MACDONALD & OWBN THE GREAT ’ ; sD & OWEN Ng March 9, 1874 Of ail the great, how few j ‘ Are heaven, and to their promise tru Pope.— LOVETT HOUSE !

Goet} vs, * Christ is himself the one

n ! of Christianity.’ T? TA GND oF > ii i, i's $ eae IOLLIS STREET, HALIFAX. N. s. i ! t seems to m eo eer Puis FAVORITE NOTEL, hav- fay eb pected yp rad Amy aerhagaceiy4 ing becn renovated aud newly furnished | And | 1 than Norman blood. in first-class strie. i ti ab ae -apmmatita eens Ours SS Styie, is ROW open for the rex ep- noayson tion of transient and permanent boarders. i ot ve a saving that an uns~ Horse Cars pass the house every ten) ‘ i dropped fram the tongue cannot | minutes, ! iwn back by a coach and six herses Halifax, April 27, 1874. 43 . ree - -

Ql agar , vant of the wl on 12 .

: ! wars . leben capris ieee: Tobaces, Cigars, Pipes.

When courted most it Jingers still TUS" ; aaa

o ‘ ’ JUST received ex * Alhs ” . \ nost puraved wh alla eae : : Alhambrs fr j ’ most pursued, ‘ts quickly gone, Boston, the choicest x of s et Sir J. Bowring.— | hac . ot of Smoking To- ' ess acco ever offered for sale in Charlot !

Not! < ont than @ solitary jie: for | town pets i n iarlotte-

i ng arer than é y He; jor; town. Lovers of the weed can now be hes breed like Surinam toads; you cannot | Supplied with #Mimost every kind of Bright | tell one but out it comes with a hundred | and Dark Tobacco manufactured in Anaer- |

: : a cet é a 2 F- young ones on its back.—Washington Alli- | fea, son. Contest Twist, Virginia TOBACCO PLEASURE, — Twist “4 4“

But pleasures are like popies spread,— riental Fig. : .

- a : ; m Navy 5's, ts 4s

You seize the flower, the bloom is shed ; Fine cut

Or like the snowfall in the river, Invincible Fi Y

A moment white, then melts forever, MdDanait’s oak fe

Burns’ “ Tam O'Shanter,” — | po anadian “i Navy, j ; | Solace H t ver occurred to us | ’ as it never occurred us, When surs | do Dark.

| rounded. by scrrows, thet they may be sent

to us only for our instruction, as we darken the cages of birds when sing ?

GOLD. Phou more than stone of the philcsopher! Thou touchstone of Philosophy herself: Thou bright eve ef the Mine! thou loadstar Gf the Soul! which

needles !

Byron, _

we wish them to other store jn Ch

thou true magnetic Pole, to 10 Cc j

| All hearts point duly north, like trembling best g

Also on hand a good assortment of ( ’ A J s ~ rs and Pipes, which we sell cheaper cana | arlottetown. ' BLATCH McKENZIE & CO. | — CKENZIE & CO.

ASKS RASPBERRY LEMON STRAWBERRY SYRUPS of the very. ualities at

CARVELL BROS, Ch’town, Feb. 16, 1874, :

‘ BANKING

Ch'town, Jan. 5, 1874.—is] pat

“ When le seo & man advertiae they know | he is a Susie bs man, and his advertizing pro- |

claims that he is not above business, but anxious |

Customers, like shecj, are gregarious, | aud flock where they see others go. It nobody | else were engaged in the same business, it would | be important to tradesmen and dealers to adver- ; tize in the paper, because they are tempted to | buy what hes read of. But others are engaged | in the same business, and even if they do ad- |

to do it.

ss rs | | vertize, it becomes the more important for you

to dogo: if they do not advertize it becomes doubly important.——Anon.’

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of Railway, trom

the early opening of Spring. Apply on the W orks Ch'town, P. E. 1., April i3th, 1874. im Rubber Boots,

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36 Cases |

Rubber Boots & Shoes,

Ladics, Children and | Gentes

Newest Designs, fer sale at.

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Lowest Prices. | A. & Sie

F’oa

Nov. 11, 1872,

NEW CONSGNMENTS. Received during the past week. PICKSTONE'S washing crystals, WRAPPING paper, and paper Bags, | PARK’S Cotton Warp, VALENCIA Raisins, WALNUTS, ALMONDS, in shells, and shelled. CONFECTIONARY, COFFEE, CARVELL BROS. Ch'town 13th Sept, 1873.

Sacks. Sacks. Sacks.

BALES 3 Bus. Grain Sacks, contain. |

ing 250 Sacks each, } ror SAL¥F.

CARVELL BROS, |

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CCA,

TONS Albion Mines ROUND COAL | for Sale. CARVELL BROS. |

15

Ch’town, Feb. 16, 18

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Ship Bread.

50 BBLS. No. and No. 2, good and |

cheap at ! CARVELL BROS.

Tobacco.

500 exes all kind, choice brards |

which we guaraniee to sell lower

than cin now be maported.

7 RVELL BROS! t ’

Aug. 11, 1673,

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(or from

,successsfully treated by correspondence, and safety to any address. price one

Scotia, J. H. Woodrich, Dra | mouth, H. A. Parr; Pietou,

earnestly warned against a piracy of the

discount to clubs can be allowed unless the |

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CURES

Dropsy in its worst form; Liver Compiaint, | the Limbs and face; |

, Swelling of

Jaundice

Asitima, of whatever kiad ; Dyspepsia, Bili- | misness, Consumption, Spituung of blood, | Bronehitis, Sick Headsache, Running Sores

Erysipeias, Stoppage of the Menses, Kidney and Gravel Complaint, Measels, Fevers, Sea Heart disease, Pleurisy, Piles, Worms, REeumatism, Spinal disease, or Aff.

Sickness,

ection of the Spine, Coughs, Colds and Whooping Cough, Diptheria and Sore Throat, Pains in the Stomach, Diarrhwa,

Dysentry, Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Tooth- ache and Ague, Sprains, Sirains, Felons Chilblains, Burns, Scalds, Bruises, Sore Eyes, Lame Back and Side, Cuts and Cracked Hands, &c.

ha For taken before

Certificates, 4&c.,

Justices of the Peace, see Pamplets which; |

can be furnished at the Agencies. For sale by dealers generally.

_ Agents at Charlottetown, T. Desbrisay | Wholesale Agent, Wm. R. Watson.

Manofactured by

CALEB GATES, & Co. Middleton, Annapolis, Co. N.S 1, 1873.

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