7 seen are all alike.

VAIIBTIES.

Soisasenr, on one occasion. annoyed at beiug.advised by one to do this. and by anot I to do that, burst out with-

“ There are societies every where for the etlpplossieu of all sorts of vice under the sun. except one ; and I wish with all my heart there was one to suppress that !"

Being asked what that vice was, he answered:

" dd-eicc ; a vice which has not unfro-

tl d h h in &i:en"yHdoite as nine arm as any *

This may have proved true of maiiy kinds of advice ; but the followi “ ' o advice" iauet recotnmend itsell to the good lease of every reader :

" If any thing in the world will make a men feel badly, even bore so than pinching

his r In crack of a door, it is _un- questionably ' . No man ever failed to thinh.,less or If alter it than he did before. It de es him in the eyes of others; and w at is worse, it blunts his

sensibility on the one hand, and increases the power and passion of irritability on the other. The truth is, the more quietly and peaceably we all get on the better-—the

etter for us, the better for our neighbors. In nine cases out often the wisest course is, ifs man cheats you, to uit dealing with

II I f To an .‘&Il'OOI|'l

HASzARD'S GAZETTE. JULY 9. - *

Royalty. Gait'ri.e.uaan,- _ , SOLICIT the honor. representing you In tho- new Hesse of y about to be cboseai. Should on a me with tbnt otlir-e-one which di rentc tssces now render of more i rice to It than at any former period til the many times I ve been eatrue_tsd withd--lehall guduvogr to digohurge its duties with that soul,

iutrcpidity and self-dtsinisresteduesa wlilrh slmttld

ever dietinguisliu Ile esestntiveef the pe in am, Gentlemen, your humble servant.

_ EDWARD i'Ai.tti;it.

Charlottetown, Juue Idth, I868. MIA

the first District of county.

Gsiv-ri.rsrsn; _ SINCE aeeeptiag eur iuvimtiou to eoute fcr_w_srd .. . cuqmuu . I have visited

r as gas a considerable rt of th:.Dlstriet, and I feel thank-

aotwhet New . Wlfllllfl ll“!

iateeded rig would nominate a Candidate for that end of the

N poop viug ' to support me, with the understanding that my friends would support Mr. McLeod. I am aware that a few of my friends have promised to vote for Mr. Coles, us well as myself; to thosel would say keep your promises. and vote as you have engaged: bl“ l-N I"- ing, as I do, that a large number of my supporters at this end of the District have not as yet. promised their second vote. but have as their determi- nation not to so rt Mr. Colea,I now solicit them

him? if he is abusive, quit is company P if he slanders you, take care so to live that nobody will believe him. No matter who he is, or how he insults you, the wisest way is just to let hint alone ? for there is nothing better, nothing that will sooner “ heap coals of fire” upon your enemy’s head, than this cool, calm, and quiet way of dealing with the wrongs one meets with in this world."

Candles .—To twelve pounds of lard use of alum and saltpetre each one pound; dis- solve the alum and saltpetre in a small quantity of water; then pour into the melted lard, and boil the whole until the water evaporates. The mixture requires constant stirring to prevent settlin in the bottom of the vessel. Candles ma e of this composi- tiou are equal to the best tallow, and last

some time

A Hiirr ro Yotmo Lsnir.s.—An intelli- gent gentlemen of fortune visited a country village in Maine, not very far from Ban-

or, and was hospitably entertained and

odged by a gentleman having three daugh- ters —two of whom in rich dresses entertain- ed the distinguished stranger in the parlour, while one kept herself in the kitchen, assis- ting her mother in preparing the food and setting the table for tea; and allcr the sup- per, in doing the work till it was fully com- pleted; when she also joined her sisters in the parlour for the remainder of the even- ing. The next morning the same daugh- ter was again early in the kitchen, while the other two were in the parlour. The gentle- man, like Franklin, possessed a discrimina- tin inind—-was a c se observer of the habits of the young ladies-watched an op portnnity and whispered something in the ear e in ustrious one, and then left for atiaie. but revisited the same family, and in about one year the young lady of the kitchen was conveyed to Boston, the wife of the same gentleman visitor, where she now presides at an elegant mansion. The gentleman whose fortune she shares she won b a 'udicious department and well di- recte in ustry. So much for an industri- one young lady.

" Winn you give us a ’apeth 0’ what you don't sell? ' asked a young ragamuflin, on entering a chandler's shop. “Oh, wil- flngly!” retorted the shopkeeper, on laying a stick rather roughl a cut the shoulders of the querist. " e always give that gratis!"

“On, my friend!” said a doctor to an Irish patient; " be composed ? “'0 must all die once!” "An' it's that what vexes me!" replied Pat. " If I could die half a dozen times, Pdnoteare a ha’penny about this time! ”

A tissues of the flair sex says the wo- " When they are maids,

to give it to the ow London Candidate. and_on no account to ivs me a plumper, but divide with Mr. McLeod. Our prospects are good; and as no one blames Mr. Coles for trying to get Mr. Laird suppor- ted, let no one blame use for doing] what! can for Mr. McLeod. It is noth' but rig tthattha other end of the District should ve its Representative. We pledge ourselves to take no public a, and to keep the Ausmbly as free from Ofhce-holders as

ible, and so pIIlR°uII|)0I'lIIIIIC Government. might or tea me is of the Assembly get odices. it will be as great a compact as that of which we have lately got clear of. Let us stand by each other. and the victory is ours.

Your (Itedt. Servt. GEORGE BEF8. jnr. Charlottetown. June 25. I868.

To the Electors cf the Second Doctoral District of Prince Oeuaty.

Gan-ri.nsstr ;

AM induced, from the repeated solicitations of many of the most respects le influential Electors amongst you. to oller myself as a Candidate for your

Sufiragee at the approac ing Election. _ y object in thus making my intentions public through this medium is. because ve hitherto de-

cliiied, when isquested by many of you, to offer nivself.

'I may be permitted to say, that I believe I am is- dividua ly acquainted with you all, and am satisfied that you are IWIII that it is not from any selfish or pecuniary motive t iitdecas mete cents or As a native of the Colony, and one whose interests are iuseparably connected with our own, it would be my highest aim to advance its t interest and pros- perity. And. be assured Gentlemen, should nor me with our coilldsuee, nothing! trust on in part shall be wanting to advance the tree interest of, the Colony. and this in native district particularly. sin, Gen amen. truly yours, JAMES CAMPBELL. Saint Elsanors, May 88, I863.

n times, have my best attention

to the Electors of (lIta.rVllttts:i:ii ..;:m'...'.:.........m.. leeeud Dlstrletet = Queen's Genet:

tins ri.nas nat ; . A1‘ lht‘ request of man of urselv , whose . opinions and good wie I igtily vp°Iuu, I am induced to otfnr myself its a Candidate for your suf- fr us at the ensuing active. 7 > ltheugh burn and bred arm: at ca. yet havlag hitherto moved only in private l . {feel it light to state freely Ill opinion on the present form nfour constitution. um desirous to mood to the furthest nu-ry privilege which ought to he enjoyd by a British subject, and to protect and rest rival the honest-tmleetry ofthe peofple. the extension and establislituentef Free ’l is s with the Unit the surrounding C ' snsious to sup Government. I sin persuaded that. is

-itates, as well as with And while I III I380 a Liberal system or Responsible _ . esnytag eat- the same, in its purity. inost. ifsot all. those intrasied with the receipt I’ es ' use ef the Io Revenue. ought to bewxelndmrm the Legislature. the views w ' I have '

b my lndu on at farru. I have

i honored bflour stipport, soas txhleyreturned one of your Representatives, I shall not fail to advocate such principles, for the advancement of you interests,

D‘, to the hastclfhri.iy huuible abillt

vs the honor to be.geutlainsu, our most o t. servant- ALEXANDER M‘DONAl.D. Gleuroy, June 17th, 1858. To ‘the Electors of Charlottetown and 0

A8 A GENERAL ELECTION for Members to serve in Colonial Parliament willsliorily take place, I sin sin induced to ofl'er myself as a Candi- date for the epreaaritation of this my native Tomi.

have to rest my claims for a renewal of our suf- frsges on a review ofnty conduct in the Idouse of Assembly, as your llcpreseutativs. for the past four- teen years; and if itliaa, prev in be sash us to warrant a continuance of your confidence, you may rest iissured that I shall pursue the same line of Policy and Principles as heretofore.

This, I think I may be permitted to say. with your accordance. that during the rind I have had the honor of representing you int Assembly. I never gave tn_v support to cisiottury measures for the pur- pose of obtaining ephemeral or undue popularity, nor voted against the interests of my Constituents for the consideration of Ojflceor Ernoloinsnt.

have the honor to be. Gentlemen, ith mii respect. Your Ubliged sad Obdt. 8srvt., ANCI8 LONGWOIITH. Charlottetown, June I0. I858.

To the Electors of the First Electoral Dis-

trict at Queen's county. HAVING been nominated. in my absence from

the Island, at a numerous mes of e res- psctable Ceustitueiicy at the west end of the District, and strongly urged on my arrival at home, to allow inyaelfto be put in nomination as a Candidate to re- present thsm in General Asseinbl , I have, on ma- ture consideration. dressed it siy us; to respond to their call; and having. from a very extensive can- vass, the most eucouraglag prospects of success. I beg leave most respectfully to solicit your sud'ruges— returned, my energies will be devoted to the promotioii of the best interests, whether of a moral

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local requirements of the Electoral District of Queen's County will at all ' aiding to exclude from tie Aseembl , all Oficsrs who are appoiu for receiving or co lest’ the Public Ilevenus. I have the honor to . Gentlemen, Your Obedt. Servt. JOHN IIcLBOD. New London, June 17th, I853. Isl

To the Electors offleergetcwn and loyalty, G air-rnrssers .- ENCOURAGED by the cordial promise ohnpport which I have received from many of you. I new odbr inyeslf as’a blots for your eufrages at the approaching General Election. Althou h I hold the otlce of Atteriie

General. I am una e to perceive why that shou render ms incompetent to represent you feurlesel and inde-

pendently; ou the contrary, if returned y yea, it is my determination to do so on all occasions; and whilst I shall be pre red to advocate all sound liberal measures. calcu ated to benefit the country general I shall feel it to be an especial duty to use any legiti- mare influence which my position may atford me, to a vause the local interests of Royalty. I have the honor to be. Gentlemen , our c ‘ servant. OSEPH HENSLEY.

-_7

June Idtb. I853.

To the Electors of Georgetown and loyalty. Gun-rt.nssr:fl!

AM induced to or myself as a Candidate for your sufliages at the forthcoming Gena-al Eleo- tion. in consequence of the many generous offers of support which I received from my friends during my ' ' e-liolder,siid

recent visit amo ou. I am no

therefore I can represent you fearlessly and indepen- dently, without being shackled in my votes by the undue influence of the Government. The true inte- rests of this my native country will never be nudied or cared for, so long as the popular brand Legislature is compose of greedy Ollieisls. who are bound hand and foot to support the Government. span every_measurs, without eoneult its views of their

Georgetown and new

Tothelrgeeandlnd llsctessof char . .

lottetewu and Grin-s.nsasr— AVING been salted at a very M . ef _Eleeh‘re at t s Old,Court once on I‘ tdey eveatug last, and there presented with a numerouely a nod Requisition, soliciting me to come forward as a Candidate to represent them in the Gene

rsl Adseuibl of this Island, I now come before on as such. att e same time thanking them for the Ito- nour thus conferred. unydcgmiptg. before you atrscMlste"annl:'our l|:as bee‘n resigaaionc r. on ,wosea dress to tyhs E tors a a e to whom I intsndedtog its my su declined the contest. I are

eat those inc‘ ¢.E:.;“'i'”’ ‘'33: .' °' tetswn. a net myself thatI know its wants ‘_ ' tcesis ;and you will believe me when _I say. that in common with yourselves I feel a deep interest III its welfare. and as I IlI‘I known to most of you. I am sure you will rely en me that I will be watlzloigl‘ over it. you place use in the House of A as yap!‘ Rspraeseutatiysi youlmay _feerI oonfilrihtliut | s as our r is. um I . slble E}overnyment,"attd w' uuppdirt imih: edfionetitution of the ceuntr . own iutereutsaleao ' tifiedwitlt those f the Mac nieal and Labouri Classes (beings Medhanie myself.) that I lrutly is on their couuteaaese and

of the "DIV"-

Yours faithful! , Joni -riinnsiiair. Charlottetown July 1. I858.

the ' mild as milk; once uiake them wiv’ds.,‘aad they Ie_ati their backs against the I'IoIld.:>f'AI2.;bIly.i-e 10 I50 TOIIIIII7 on that ‘:3 of hot or their marriage certificate and defy you." 3'? I;=g:I|sd.sl but ili':.(3‘ehrsru:p:.ii'r“p.iI:|l:g Township lo. IS, the party of the An American papersays:—“A young ' isbedbeuerefbe! ' r v- ~- '-<_r.,i-,,,At-r --,'-e:'r.:-";='-" '13:; 5-3.3? 3".‘-'5‘ .‘.I'~‘-.-'-i-Ft’-‘~"?,-‘-?’~"-".9-'-'3 ~ , I 0 MG _ IIOIIII . Vfi II , We hope sh's":ni bemhePP.V s«3i"‘iou rm °"‘ ’" .'.l""'°'li-3"‘ ""' "'.'.'si"' u'Ii""' "" ' """°' "°"“‘“- ;°'"".'I ‘-*-"5.-' F“l3:-.'r'-f:‘:- 1'. any . lo.‘ ,..'.i” _ $0 ud £:UP°'f!‘ We proveuteet lmiur . One thousand Eight hundred and Fifiy two. _ . K and an_dt twehavarenuied neeegeutsutsfthe "Mos-use. I shouldn't ifonr - I -1” ""'-,l, ‘ ' ;-Id Pt°P°'¢.v tfnaltfl Ml WNJTN"!-‘W9 Sn-moot «WWI 00-0 ‘I1 ” “ Why» In! June to. ma 'r. neat-it uavinaiiu. °"'..‘II','.," "' 2",. °,?'.,'." '""" '.°."j,‘.;."’¢ ’."' II '00?" h"b.‘“ """°d 5" "Ind at,CIa.e.I'nlottetow' a, t is Second“ ” ‘Ila cl‘ fad: _ around harnoclt thtwoyzor -‘slit. Ind if-1;: rs ' or the losses District of ms. ' ~ 5IAI|.‘I‘.'N :;‘I'.Bv\:AAl . u '°' '°' “‘,‘,‘:::,_2:':'L'?' _ _ ttancaitirr srnvvanr. H".m_ a“'u”" Ankh“ ,fii|_ AT lute keielan ledueed is seine l'ar:.urdic N0-I-ggg_ for the bl‘ ,' h Boston, was strol-‘ House orAa:=.nbI . we I Iaesuh._:y sin :3: “3 Tfyéw‘ gT"°""N"';.‘::"':‘_'n“‘ “Dr PM‘ "$10 50?”! "I01 W01! '0' ;‘;‘;'f,_ 1',“ _.,_,,w;_{''';''‘,_,_‘,''''" ""°'°' Idandetber 'i...a'3inan Island srerzgaeeted ts iasa. Joel’ stopped. I005 T09 I m°- M. ".'a“_.._‘_ an " mm nuns iuitasdiate psyuisut srtas ussuai east as meutin aesstiitsss admiration, then took a ,, ,,,, _,,,_,,, ,,L'°',,"",,,, ,,, ,,‘,',’,3 ,,,,_ by flieuitstlis s-t-as-rs who I-s-iy used Is dtomhis ,luid'I on ‘[,..'|,.;..,..,..;...'..-’,'. 'reeeiveasdyuutrecel?fiirtltesene. . the, passing on, "My good sinrseiev a he -as with sltpuny ‘ ' 3”" m""‘‘ND- pg?“ rt. w"0l'°.‘g oug.g..¢m.. inlueaess.sad ef Abslutwesoef Q I . I“ .~ ‘ug _ , .°'f""-'”'° "Mg '''I§:‘':°''7‘:’“: ’‘ I {:‘'’,':_f:‘ <'3"..'.i::..'i'i'.'.'i’i ,.L'.‘.."..‘:‘:'..'.‘l. on“. ,.l.:.‘ ' ”' 0.. ' rt.’ f & al: tliatis vest ~.'.‘.- *"‘,‘d.'.h 1' ‘ ‘‘“'' ”''''‘'''"5'‘“‘'' ':?‘’ve" was avenue! 3.. . awe.‘ o..:..i..uauiss'n-up-suuusii..ei. ' ‘ blisbedlaCaesda_,b which all seen. easaested H -fl __I"""-O3""""' _"“"-"tit " ‘nu wine. 'I'bstshe'heeswer(Ir. Jeh W. ’ b‘&g*.g.lg. ' _ behdakb-&theseau IQI u‘ ' I23 the g.g_ .,,.,.,, 5 6.13%‘ tesbs Tsupensee .&paey.’‘' 0'' . '_ ‘fight ..A., L':,'',.,':',_,_.,'''’' .,,..,,,,"','}",'{,"a',',""‘,,,"""‘.,,,5 oassissnsuu.in-s iv.eesa.;'- v » - ' &"'.‘."."""',.....",.“.',',...,,"""'-,, ,1,’ &;_"§',' . . . fasten ststressree ~ .- - - r£IIIIVDgalIr.'vJlseeiidsr', asst Irysudedddtnswsrqd in ~ ‘*5’ , ' ,1,-,;_~_7-«iv-.n;_--. ___ :"1"Lu. ~ ' <~*-" 4,, "I-- inai-nusrdyesiyeeurss lg,‘ '---... n

I NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE

»

IO 5 announce DRITIOH and

NEW IIATEIIALB roe Lsnius’ soivs, rsassobs. BONNET

Novr:L'IE§ .i=”"oit"“"f*it“nT“”§iIii’ti1i7t"s’:1i.‘ wit,.t.tAi/i HEARD,

the arrival Jar id ' FOREIGN ANUFACT w. it. having personally selected on Stock, would call .s,‘...i.t atseutlou tea vartdy sr

\ - 2 2

9' r’ 0' -.......'-'-' .—..-er. nassses, sinus. suawas. ‘III- s. irinntriaav, _&.e_., doe.” '

.4 large selection of Breed cum, Doeskinr, Cuseieisrss, Tieesds, was-«clap. an... .4 ' LINEN GOODS‘ OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.‘ BoolseudS\oes,andeecryertir1cintAeF\trttisAt'ngDspsrtntwil.

" In order to compete with other Houses, W. ads will be eouduotsd on the 0.181! principle. and diet December last ill malts Immediate payment.

June 35. Idol

THE OOLONIAL . . LIFE ASURANCE COMPANY.

atoirr Itesloaaaal flu: EARL of ELGIN sud KINCARDINE. Governor General of Canada.

0 Hosp Orrica—II St. .dsdrets 8quers,£dIn- u

rg . -

Board of Jllsnegesienl is Halves fer mes Scolin and Prints Edward Island-

II it. M. .Alnion, Dunksr.

Hun. William A. Black, Banker. Lewis Bl‘

tee, Esq. Charles Twining, ., Barrister. John Bayley Bland, . Hon. Alaxaudsr Keith. _s_rchaut.

.. Solicitor Medical Advist.-r— . I’. dawers.

A ant & flecretary-—Matthew H. Riehey, Solicitor.

I‘he following gentlemen have been a pointed Olli- cers of the Compsu in Prince Edwar Island. and will be prepared to urniah information as to the prin- ciples and practice of the Company and the rates of Assurance. Cliarlottetovva—Medical Adviser-—H. A. Johnston, M. D. ent—-E. L. Lydiard.

Georgetown—MedicaI Adviser--David Kaye. M. D. A ent—William Sanderson.

St. leannr’a-—MsdicaI Adviser--Joseph Bell, M.

Agsut—-Thomas Ilunt. MATTHEW H. BICHEY.

Govanitoa—rna

sun - Equitable Fire Insurance Compa- nies of London Incorporated It lets a Pcrliuiurnl. All OF DI IICTOII of Fire Insurance for P. E. Island. 1'. H. Harilnnd. E99,, Hon. Charles Hensley. F. Longrcorlli. Esq., Robert Hutchinson, Erq.. Tlinwms Dawson, Esq.

_I)etached Risks taken at considerably reduced pre- mium. ‘

Forms of A ioation, and all other information. ma& be obtain from the Subscriber, at the Other of . W Deblcla Esq. Charlottetown.

H. J. CUNDALL.

April 27, I858. Agent pro tun

Fire ! Fire ! I-‘Ire ! 2 Secure your Property at a raving ofjlfty per cent. HIS can only be done by Insuri in the MI]- 'I‘lJAL l"‘ RE INSURANCE '&)MPANY.

This is the only Ollice where elaiins for loss can

be met. without reference to a foreign Cempau . Blank forms of a plication, and any other informa- at the Secretary and 'I‘reasurer’s

tien can be obtain Oflce. Kent Street. April 6, I858.

ALIJANOE LII‘! .d.N'.D FIRE IJVSURJNCE COM- PJJVY. LONDON. IeI'AlI.tsIsln Is AC!‘ or PAILIAIINI‘. Capital £6,000,000 Stsrlin . CHA N0, Agent for I’. E. Island.

Provtnctalclttarine Insurance

In TORONTO. C. W.—Agsnt for Prince Edward Island,

BENJAMIN DAVIES. ctluionsiswu. April it. isss.

MI1’..I.ER WANTED. BTEADY IAN. ts attend a 68181‘ MILL.

Enquire GIDRGE IAGNALL New Glasgow, Jase Id. I858.

3&3 lgnON. L ANDING as I’. Be . from lverpool, SIX‘ L TONS ofthe above, asserted. cheap for Ciish. DANIEL DAVIES.

Charlottetown, June 8. 8w Isl

L

FOR SALE. SPAN of man I’? c.ut1'.notiss:s.

. 1'. 13333313‘? 5 00- HAVE just received. per late arrivals from Lott- don. n. United‘ States and Halifax, their

Dubll hr the lessen‘. eentprblug, in tile whom an ktsnstes sad’ Varied .dsssrtsust DRUGS _& .CIIIlIIC P ,

Brushes, Combs, Soups, and other Toilet rsqaisitsstu Pal Olh Colours, and Dyestufi Prulta

H.b@toiufern hisfriesds tbarh,Ib'rus,e&‘bu.I. requests thesswbsee aeeewits were fursbbed teths

.r

Never A Petting Hemegy 3

Al‘

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p . » - g t. 9» ,, HOLLOWAY’! OINH‘-MINT.

A can-ens sa-rs AIIDI uis eaoslittes ar- ‘I'IR ‘I'll YIAII sun

copy qr a Lettsrfron Jar. oyfiu, 1... oer .da!¢d logos! . I 58. , 'l’e Professor oi.t.owar, . Dean Biu—I an enabled to furnish yes with a

goat uatnc-i‘»‘diIi’i‘s';'y cipixhemsctetl by our ievaluuble intuieni u s w i as autos’ son acquillntsd with_ the sufi'erer. ApouI'fi),y5:: ngo, Mr. W. Cummtiis, of Baltue Street. in this town. was thrown from his horse, whereby he receiv- ed very serious injuries; he had the but medical ad- vice at the time. an was allsrwsrda all hmats of different intirmuries. yet he grew worse. and at length a malignant ruiinln ulcer settled in Iils‘Il ,' which so completely erippl hhn, that he coul not move without crutches his nearly I0 ynts; reeutly-he be- gun to use your Otntsusnt and ills, which have now healed the wound,strsn tlieued his limb, and enabled him to d use with is eruiclies,ee that he can well with t greatest ease. and with renewed health and vigor. Signed) J. THOIPKJN . A MOIT IITIAOIDIIAIV OUII III‘ A DRIAIP I-‘IJL llll DIIIAII, WIIIII ALL MEDICAL AID IIAD IAILID. of II Lsltsr from Mr. Hird, Draper. of fee- y, near Gos'nrbro', dated March let, I062. To Professor Honnowss. r ‘ 8ia—Som tini s' , o hlldreaw f- llieted with Il.reud.fulne.v.up‘i‘tIua° dyzvothe bod -.aItd limbs. I obtained the advise of severul eminent Sur- g ons and Physicians, by all of whom the ease was cone’ or hopeless. At length I tried your Oint- nieut and Pillle. uqd without ese”erutiola.;.t'be slfsiit was miracu one. or rsev r in t ' see, I the ergplions qysicklly ‘is:ppeaI.ed. sad the child w.as roster to r set teat . I previouls’l.y lost s eh III a similar _ laint, and firmly believe. had I in her case Mm your edicines. she would have beea_saved ales. _ shall be happy te(tseist‘;l'ydt)hs truth of III’! ‘tiplalp . , . ANOTHER IUBIIIIING CUB! 0' IILCIIATID aan LIOI, nenini-rv, aitn outestat. ILI. HEALTH. it Letter. frost Mr. J. .M. clswnsll,z.Nsae- do 8.