I ergodan Conghhdtc. I

Sudden colds and hard coughs can be curse immedi-

ately. as hundreds can testify. by mixing about one toa-

spoonful of Perry Davis' Vegetable Pain Killer with

four teaspoonful of Molasses. mixed well together. and

taken as your coughlnp spell comes on ; three teaspoon. fuls ol the mixture wil answer for a dose. Also rub a little of the Pain Killcrou the hands. and inhale the scent of it into the lungs. After you have taken the tacdiciue. bathe throat and around the collar bone. also across the upper part of the breast nnd down the sides. Iflhey have 'Jocn made sure by coughing. and you will soon get relief. ifyou do not no loct it too long. The sooner this medicine is up died t s more speedy the re- lief. Is nllcases. if you 0 not get rcllefin thirty min- utes. take it again, and bathe frequently according to directions.

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ALBION HOUSE. mo...— 7 III-2 Subscriber begs Ienve to inform his country friends andtlto Public in enernl. that ho bus re- moved to his new and conimm ious dwielling opposite the b'torc of the “on. 11. J. CALLIlllttK, Sytltwv Street. where be Is prepared to furnish them with

every uccoinodetlsn. JOHN CARROLL.

I? Good Stziblingoanuccicd with tholistulilislinicnt. Ch town. Sept.,:.'b. 1867. thus

iticiLL'I's nooK STORE

QUEEN STREET. (Next to "on. I). Ih‘emtii’s.) frlllvl SUBSCRIBER has on hand at. his Sromt

School Books of all kinds, Slates. (.‘o iy Ilooks. I’cns. Ink. ‘ Slate and .esd I‘oncils. Ink Powders. Writing I’u rer. \l'ra vpiug Paper. Envelopes. iuhber iintls. Memorandum Books. Ledgors. Day llooks. l’layin v Cards. Printing (.‘ards. l’apcr lliuds. Room I’spcriug. Cotochisnis. I'ruycr Rooks. lli'olcs. )Iissalr. Prayer liuads. Histories. Religiqu 5s (Yoiitroversal “forks. NOVcls. &o.. &c.. c.. “'hicli in order to make room for Fall Stack. he will sell at

REDUCED PRICES FOR CASH!

[1' Give us a call. EDWARD REILLY. Charlottetown. Queen Street. July 31. I867. i

“ Flying Frenchman."

'I‘lll‘l Subscriber offers I-‘OR SALI-i by Private (,‘oiitrut-t the above wcll-: known favorite HORSE whose pilot-it: uro readily bought and comtunud thu' highest prices.

’l‘erms. und all particulars made known on applica-

tion to JOHN lllAlIl‘iR. l‘lsquid Road. Lot 49. Sept. 18. 1867. bins pd.

s

STOVE "PIPE!

STOVE PIPE! STOVE PIPE!

A'I‘ BIILIJNIGR’S 'I‘IN SIIOP. Great George Street

TOVR PIPE TIME will soon be along. and the an!»

sciibor intends no men ~linll sell at tilII-JAI'I-ZR. OR. A BEI‘I'ER article tlmn he offers. All orders unctuully st- tsnded to. (in hunt: a few Air-tight an second-hand S'I‘OVES, Also it lnrgc assortment of 'I'INWARR. tit very reasonable prices.

Soap-Stone Out and Fitted, &c..

As the Itlhst‘rihi'i expects soon to svnnt it little CASH. at considerable discount \t'Ell be made for the some. especially In the article of S’I‘OV'II PIPE .-\.\'I) I‘LLIlO “'5!

And the Subscriber. ever tltunltt‘ul forthe Vrry liberal pat. rouge he has hitherto received front his friends. both in town and country. still tru«ts—juzlicioucly—to rim-s his way onward I

GEORGE W. MILLNER.

Sept. ID. 1867. 2m

.I‘Xvor’s l’ills.

Are you sick. feeble and corn planting? Are you out ol.order‘-- .your system deranged and your fccl inga uncomfortable? Those symp- toms are often the prcrursors ol serious illness. Sonic lit ol sickness is creeping upon you. and should be averted by stitncly use of the right. remedy. ’l‘ske Ayer‘s Pills. and s—purify the bleed. and let the fluids 'l‘hcy stimulate the

drive out the huttior more on unobstructedly. iu heulth. . _ _ organs of the body into vigorous activitv. purify tho sys-

tem from the obstructions which make diseases. A cold settles somewhere in the body. dcrsugcs the natural op- erations of that ptirt. 'I‘liis. if not relieved. will react upon itself and the surrounding organs. producing gen- eral aggravation. suffering and deruugctucnt. While in thin condition take .\ycr‘s Polls and see how directly they restore the natural action of the system. and with it the buyout feeling of health. What is true and so apparent in this trivial and common complaint is also true in inuuy of the deepqcatcd and dangerous diseases. The intqu purgative cxpels lliiun. Catisud by similar obstructions and dcrs'igoments they are surely. and many of them rapidly. curt-d by the same means. None who know the Virtue of these Pills will neglect to employ them when sull‘cring from the disorders they cure such as Headache. Foill Stomaeli. Dysentcry. Ililious Complaints. Indi— gestion. Derangement of the Liver. Uostivencss. Gon- stipution, Heartburn. Rheumatism. Dropsy. Worms and Suppression. when taken Its large doses.

They are sugar coated. so tlnit the most sensitlve can make them easily. and they are surely the bet purgstive cdiciuo yet discovered.

Ayer's Ages Cure. For the speedy and certain cure of intermittent Fever. ol‘ .(tliills ntid Fever. Remittcnt Fever. Chill. Fever. Dumb A tie. Periodical Ilcaduche or Bilious Headache. and lb ious Fever; indeed for the whole class of diseases originating in biliary derangement. caused by the malaria of nilssmatio countries.

This remedy has rsrcly failed to cure the severest cases of Chills and Fever. an it has this great advmitsge over other Ague medicines. that it siibdues the complaint with- out lujury to the patient. It contains no quinine or other deleterious substance. iinr docs it iroduco ptiiuisni or any injurlous sll'sct whatever. She ing brothers of the error and the west. try it and you will endorse these as- scrtious.

Prepared by DR J. 0. Arm: $00.. Lowell. Mum. and sold by all Druggists and dealers in medicine everywhere.

W. It. “'A‘l’loltt. (ionoral agent for Prince Edward Island. [sep 4 2m

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PUBLIC NOTICE.

f ‘IIE travelling public are hereby untitled that a now

BRIDGE being about to be erected st M res' Run. on the Malprque Road. about stveu miles from C srlottetown that the thoroughfare will. until further notice. be on the

berth side of the Bridge. JOHN WILLIAMS. U) .n nittimir. “1".“3‘11 I- COTTON DUCK.

AV‘ING been appointed Agent for the sole of tits celebrst

Busssl's Illls Cotton Dusk.

the Subscriber is prepared to receive orders for all the different Numbers. In quantities to suit purchasers.

I. C. HALL.

Clierlettetevrn. May 2‘2. 1867..

IN

I A ’1'.

‘IIE ‘I’RINCE OI“ WALES COLLEGE und GRAM—

MAR. SUIIUUL will be Itli—UI'ENI‘ZI), on MON— DAY. tho ltith current. at to o‘clock a. in. According to altered arrangements, the Classes in betlidepartmciits will be under the superlnteiidcncc stid control ofthc Principal.

fl‘lio hours of attendance dutiuzz the summer months. viz from April to November. will be in the fort-noon from 9 o‘cIOck to 123 ; in the afternoon from 2 to 4; und in the wmtcr iiioutlis. viz: from Novoiiiber to April. from 9 to L’ as formerly without uny interval. Au USHER for the (lrnnunsr School is wanted im- mcdiuti-ly. Application to be inst to Dr. Inglis. who will state terms and duties. " 'l‘lic l'mtussors of Dnlliousio College. llulifux. offer for competition. to the pupils attending the Prince of Wules College. u Scholarship. entitling to free :ittendA pnco on llll the classes of the urnlcr-gruvluntc course. I‘lie flWilI'il to be Illfltlu itltcr examination by the l'riiici- pal of tlittt College." The examination for said Scholarship will take placi- at the Prince of Wales College on SATURDAY. the 12th October next. at 1'0 o‘clock I. m.

J. LONlil'i'ORTII. Hon Sec‘y. Sept. 11. 1867. bin 1’. l‘ ISLA N D

Fair Exhibition.

THE EXHIBITION. as sdvutissd. will be held at the Militury Drill Shed. Charlottetown on \VIiDN ESDAY & THURSDAY. . the 9th and 10th days of October next. Doors open at it o'clock a. m. ENIRANCE FEE.

llorsss end Cattle. Each Pen of Sheep. is .I Pig" Everything else for Exhibition Free I end to ensure admission Nl‘l'l‘ ms cat-cum) ox rut: Soon ‘I‘Aitt's Iluoits on or before TUESDAY. the 8th of Octobt‘r All live stock must also he entered on the same day ('I‘ucs» day) and he on the grounds on Thursday morning. at it o‘clock. when the Cattle Show will iultc place. PRIZES tor the articles of Local Illilllslly will be award- ed on \i'iiimcsiuv. the first day of the Exhibition. 'I‘III’.’ CA‘I‘I‘LB SHOW will take piece on the following day ('I‘l.ursdny.) Admission to the Exhibition Shed. on the llrst dayt‘Vednt-s- titty.) adultv ls. 6d.. Cliildlt‘n 9d.—-Iollo\viiig (lay ('I'liurs- tiny) fréc. 'I‘lie Steamers “ Princess of Wales " and “ IIcutlit-r lit-Ho" will COIIch I’nssenguru to llllfl from the Exhibition tlsl fol- lows. viz : -—ltcturn 'l‘irkcts from Shcdiac. 9s. Suiumcrsidc. l‘ictou. Murray linibor. Georgetown and Sonris. (In. each passenger. - ‘ Horst-s. (‘ottle. and till articles entered for the Exhibition. carried to and from nny of the ubove named ports for one single ordinary rate of freight. lly Order. A. Mt'NEILl.. Secretary. Board of Commissioner of Agiieulture. Sept. I8. 1667. till exhibition Prlnoo lfldwurd I island.

IN ClIANL‘ItIRY.

Re Mark Nathaniel Wri lit. flcorve Dudley “'i'ight. Margaret 'I‘licodocia l'i-iglit. ll atildu Anti Wright. Martini llIii'iu,Wi'iglit. und'lsabcl Christiana Wright. their Guardian. pursuance of it Dccrotal Order. made by llis‘ Honor the Mastc‘ of Rolls in this cause. bcnrin date the 20th day of ugust last. there will be SOL!) bv I’UIIIJU AUCTION. on the premises. nt Dunk ltivcr. liill'llnt'e County. in this Island. on \l'I‘IDNI-LS- DAY. the Sixth tiny ol NOVEMBER. next. at the hour of 1?. o‘clock. noon. all that vnlunblo FRIII-IIIODI) FARM. or 'I‘rnct. of Lnnd. situate oti Township No. 26. containing l25 arm-n. a little more or less, with tho Measurige. lllills.‘ Iluildiiigs. and appurtenances to the same belonging. of which (imllttm M. \l’nmii'r. the father ol'iho ubore-unmed infants. lately died siczcd mid possessed.

The FARM snd PREMISES above mentioned are situated on the Main Road. between Somerset (former- ly South-West Settlement) and l-‘is-otowii. Bedcqus; having a frontage of 125 chains on said Road. and being ill chains in breadth. a little more or less.

The LAND is of superior quality, about Sixty Acres of which are ch-ared. and iii u good state of clutivmion. the residue hpiug covered With a fine growth of “atl‘ll and Soft Wood. The principal Dwelling House. a 1A storey Building. is 343 by 28 feet. with a kitchen in the rear. 25 by 18 foot, contiguous to which itru Woodlinusc. Carriage House. Stables. Workshop and Item. the Illllt‘l' 45 by 30 foot. The Mills. compris- ing a very Superior Grist Mill. (with 3 pnir runners) Shingle. 81w. and Cardiug Mills. are propelled by a powerful stream; and their situation for business pur- ioses is considered to be uuoqusiled iii the Island. l‘hu property will be ofIi-rrd Ill tlirco lots or sections. Ono lot comprising the MILLS. with a CO'I‘I‘AGEQQO by Is feet. and a WORKSHOP. 16 by 15 loot for the use of a Miller. with :35 ttcros oi LAND attached. The second lot will comprise of the FARM ropcr. consist- ing ofabout 75 acres. with the DWELLING llUUbl-l and other buildings above described; and the remaining 25 urn-s. being the Northern Suction of the tract. and all cleared, will term the third Lot. Should intending purchasth prefer it, the whole pro- perty will be sold in one lot. 'I‘i:itsis.—-—Ten per cent uftlie purchase money to he paid down til the time of Sale. and the residue of one- third ol the purchase money. 23; per cent. upon the Ex- ecution of the Deeds. 'I‘lio rciunuiiiig tWo thirds' to be secured by Mortgage on the premises, in inunner more definitely to be expressd ontho conditions of Sale. Dated at Charlottetown. this 10th day of Septem- ' ber, 1867.

as. each. 8s. “ 2s.

u

J. LONGWOR'I‘II.

llnnosox. Solicitor. Master in (.‘haurery.

- _ .__ in}... I Wm...— A. HILRMANS.

G U N.S M1 ’l‘ H. BELL-HANGER AND TIN-SMITH. EGS to inform his frlisnds. land the public generally. that he has a slit commenced liusinos on “orches- ter Street. next ( our to the Reading ltoom Building. where he is prepared to execute all orders in his line

with neatucss nod desputch. ' on “AND.

A neat assortment of Tinware, Kitchen Utensils. &e. &e.

includln the stunt lion 'I‘on (Toriritit I’or. which re- celved t e Go (1 Medal Prize, at the Paris Exposition of 1867. Also. ,BON ’I‘UN LAN'I‘KRNS. which will surpass evorything in tlnnllsrltet. and suitable for either Farm use or on board Vessels.

A low Ws'rim Coomtits on hand. which together with a large variety of other Stack will be sold cheap for

Cash.

Mr. IIERMANS Is A cut for SAWYICR‘S CRYSI‘AL BLUE. a new. ccouom cal and superior article used in washing. whereby it saving of fifty per cent ls guaran- teed. snd for which be begs to solicit the patronage of Laundry Minds. he.

Ch‘towu. July 24. 1867. i e

COAL l COAL! FOR SALE, 200T

0N8 ROUND COAL. (Port Hood.) Parties who have purchased and used this Coal onnnnce it an excellent article for Home use. [.1- Uhesp for Cash. Appl to

3' A. McNEII.L. Auctioneer. Reading Room Building. Sept- 11. 1867. at-

Plt'umsr siiitiious‘MT'ism 44171673312; ccived It‘IREIlfl‘i‘Y’S IlOOKS'I‘ORE.

mu at smurfs we: :1" )RE-

"\ \

‘ carrxmsgu of “Chm? iiisiitinfifiii‘

1-. ii. "ist mm o EXHIBITION.

IN addition to the list. as already published. Prizes will also be awarded as follows. viz:—

Dust and second best Illood I-‘llly umh-r 2 years old.

lies! and second best lllood (full. 2 years old.

Do do Cart do do

Ilest three Bunches Illaek Hamburg Grapes. 7s 8d

Do do While sweet Water do 7s lid Do do Ctttswbs. do 7s 6d Do do Any other sort do 7s 6d

A. IlIcNEILL.

Sec‘y to the Iloard of Commissioners. CIIBJIOIICIOWII‘ Sept. 25th. 1067.

_) STEAM NAVIGATION CUQ-

.‘TEAMERS

" PRINCESS or WALES"

AND

HEATHER BELLE

The Steamer

“Princess of \Vitles”

‘ ILI. Leave Charlottetown for I’ictou every TUES- DAY and THURSDAY mornings at 6 a. m.. in

time for the morning Train for Halifax. Lcsvcs l’ictou lor l‘lini‘loltv-town every T II II: S DA Y and FRIDAY evenings. altcr arrival of Train from Halifax. Lcnvt's Proton for Port Hood and Plaster f‘ovo, Gut, of C‘nuso. every THURSDAY morning at noon. immediate— ly after arrival of train from Halifax. returning to Pic- tou the billowing morning. Leaves t'linrlottctowu t-vcry TUESDAY tll‘ld FRI- DAY night, fur Hiinimeraidu alid.Slivtli:ie, at 7 p. in. Will connect with chucsduy and Saturday tuorrning‘s rum.

Lcuvcs Slit'tlifln for Suniincrsido sud Charlottetown. town. every WIGDNl'ib'DrlY and SATURDAY after-l nuoiis. immediately after urrivnl of Train from St.

John. TIII‘} STEAM E R

“HEATHER BELLE” Leaves Charlottetown til. 3 a. in. every SATURDAY

morning loi' l’ivlou. Lusvcs I‘ictou at 9 s.ui.. same day. for Murray IIar-

of CIIAIILOl"l‘I-Z'I‘0WN. deceased. are requested to, nuke immediate payment to the underslgucd. l- . _ ‘ ‘ . ‘ tors oftlio but Will and Testament of the sold Tlio-asrillufled: It Is now opener for the reception of pet ina-

agniust the said Estate are requested to furn

....., .Nw... - L-.-...- ._ . _- ~M...” -v-.. 8w . I

Mrs.S.A.AlIcn’s

PREPARATIONS FOR THE H AIR.

gm.th "

Mus. S. A. ALLEN’S

\VORLD'S HAIR RESTORE R ,1,

is ended to both young and old. It uti‘engilwur1 Ilie Hair. prevents its lalling or turning grey. and iui-' parts to it a. bountiful glossy nppcuraiico. It. never frills, to ititsroitr: (sitar iisin

TO ITS ORIGINAL YOII'I‘lll-‘L'I. COLOR. l

Ir I“ nor a Dvn. but nt'il directly upon the roots of the hair. giving them the natural nourishment required. producing the name vitality ninl luxurious «piniitilv its ill. youth. It will restore it on hold plurcs. requires not prvvious preparation of the hair. and is easily applied by oiio‘s self. One bottle will usually Ill-It lot" it prun' as alter the liiiir Iii once. restored. occasional applications Ollt‘l‘. in three months will insure against grey hairs to. the most ittlvaiicud age.

Tf/It' RES’I'URII‘R 1tEPIII)!tI’1'I;‘S AND 'I'lll'} 11.111

“1:311:03?! little? 7 0‘li?’"?~ 15’8

V t r a v v ‘ ADMINISI R A I ION MH‘It/‘Ia- ALL PERSONS having claims a sinst the Estate (or

PIC'I‘I‘IR McI.ELl.AN’. late 0 llumt Point. nes- tlsorgetown. fermendcecsssd. (Margaret McKenzie. Ad-~ ministrator.) are requested to furnish the same. duly attest-r ed. for settlement to the undersigned. and all persons in- debted to the said Estate are rrqestod to tanks immediate

payment to - It. RRDDIN. Attorney for the above named Administrator. August 12, 1861. 4 re

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ldxecutors’ Notice. LL PERSONS indebted to the Estute or the 1191b, ORANLI‘J THOMAS HEATH IIAVILAND. Istci

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.xecn-f

licutli Ilnviltind' and l ens having an ,el ' ' 'l 9"" I... so uccounts. duly flittlslt'tlJO the said Executor; ' T. HEATH IIAl‘lLANI), GEORGE W. DEBLUIS. Ch‘towu. July 3. 1367. ‘

Butler’s Beanies-y Hair Cleaner. N slrgunt. preparation for the Toilet and Nursery

3 It‘xccutonh

bor. Georgetown and Souris. remaining at either Souris or Georgetown over Sunday. I Lcnvcs I‘irtou every MONDAY for Charlottetown. alter arrival of Train from Halifax. I“. W'. HALLS, June 12. 1867. Secretary 5' ‘. DUN STAN'S UOLLI‘IG R. Under the Patronage ol‘ Hist Lord-‘ sslai p the Bishop ofClsssr-

lottetovwss. "HIS INSTITUTION is situated on the I’rincctown l Ro.td. a mile niid a quarter north of Charlottetown. The site is peculiarly bountiful. healthy. and for re-

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3 moved from the distractions and moral dangers of tlic

citi'.

The halls and rooms of the building are spacious. airy. and comfortable.

The College (ironnds are large. affording ample room for games und athletic exercises.

'l'ln- course of studies embraces all the branches necessary to propnro young llit‘li for the study ot the learned )rtlft‘finltllltl or fit them for nicrt-nntilc pursuits, suclins Ilistory. (icogtupliy. the English. French. Latin and (truck Languages. Rhetoric. .llutlicmnti‘rs. l‘hil- ()stipliv. t‘hcmim'y. the. Music-~voeslnud instrumental —-is u so taught. ‘ ‘

'I‘lie Cilllt'gtl possesses it htrge and well selected Library. us well its an extensive Philosophy Apparntus.

’I‘lio l’rol'cssois and Teachers reside in the Institution. forming but one lsuuily with the students. and excr- oising n coiistuiit supervision. favorable to tlisciplitit‘, decorum nnd good conduct.

Catholic students are carefully and frequently iii- etructcd in their holy religion. which they are required to ltrticlieu. The most solicitous R‘It‘llllltll is paid to the morals of oil. and willlhii within the College enclo- surc, they are constantly under the watcliftileyo oi one ofthe Teachers or I’rctccts. I'crfcct dicipline is strictly but kindly enforced. '

Students when entering must produce satisfactory testimonials of good character.

The College is visited regularly once a week by a

Physician. TERMS Pei: QlIal'flflt or ll. When.

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lllosrd and 'l‘ution, ‘ £6 0 0 uIIso of Library. 0 I 6 ’I’liysicinii‘s Fee. 0 1 0

Payments to be made half yearly in advance.

The College furnishes brd-stozids and mattresses. the students must provide their own beds and bedding. brushes, busitis. towel-i, &c.

The Scholastic your commences on the first‘ Wednes- day in Stiptcmbcr and ends about the. middle of July Students iii-u rcquc ted to utter the College on the lirst (lay of the opoiiin'n of the classes.

For further particulars apply to .‘l. MCDONALD. St. Dunstsn‘s College. Aug. 1'“. lstii‘. Gin

“l'liu classes will be rc-opcned this year on the 11th

S_i-ptombor. N OTIC 3.

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HE Subscriber having been mm "“M llt'tl A pi” for theltev. MALACHIAS Rl-Z‘ \J .H, ‘ l’ - Sable. during his temporary s. wt! w an 1m 1 u. r ~

quests all persons indebted to the said Mr. lit-n . up their liabilities without dslsy. WM. CUNDALL.

Ch'ton. Dept. ll. ".7.

STE L L .A C O L A. S Rlsnmel‘u Stella Coltiss Bouquet dedicated by pus'mlsssslon to this

talented Artist.

.\ til pry

Alexandra. Onnrdu. Fragobnnc. Princess of Wales. ltunmel's. Lilly ol’:lic Valley Jockey Club. Wand Violet. Millullcur. l‘lsscncc llouquct. I‘ntt'houly. \‘tam.

\l’estwl-‘md New Mown Ilay.I.ovcs Myrtle.

'l‘hs llnrd of Avon's Perfume. in a neat llox ; Sydcuhniu lien de Cologne. 'I‘rcble LM'ciidcr Water. Extract of Lavcndut Flowers. Verbena Water. 'I‘crcciitoiiary Suclict. Pcrfumedr 'I‘ctccntensry Souvenir. Shakesva Gultit‘ll Scented Locken Extract of Lime Juice and Ulycurinc. for melting the Hair soft and glossy; Rose Leaf Powder. sit improvement oil Violet Powder; Bloom“ Ninion. for the Complexion. Dcpilatory Powder for removing superfluous hnirs without infiury to the skin ; Napoleon I‘ommndo. for tis ng the hlustschos. and instantaneous Hair Dye. for givingt he Hair and Whiskers a natural and permanent shade \vithou trouble and danger.

llimtiittlpt Rose Water Crackers. a new and amusing device

for evening parties. ~ W. R. WATSON Drug Store, Dec. 2:. 18M.

"ISONALD M‘BAE,

Merchant Tailor, And Dealt-rte

@tuts' furnishing cheat;

>Qll00ll street,

(‘hailettct0\i'n..l'. E. Island. Aug. 8. "M.

l possessing. in the highest degree. the property of ro-l moving Scott and Dandruff from the llesd. and by it IIvi~l goratiiig qualities increasing the growth of the Idaho

WJ. WA'I‘NZ'. O‘IDrugStove.Nsv. “Jud.

UNI) E It R0 SHXLWI’CXT no N AG 113

THE "tintviiim HOUSE."

7’8 Iflhsg St. - - - - St. John, N. B.

THII Home “as nuts rsrnoxrznn or H. R. H. Tlllv} PRINCE OF WALES.

II. R. II. PR INC E AL FR ED.

By all the llritish American (iovernors.snd by the Eng- lish Nobility and Gentry. as well as by the most distinguished Americans. \vliom business or pleasure may have brought to St. John. who havojoined in pronouncing it THE FAVORITE HOUSE OF TIII'.‘ PROVINCE.