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BUTCHER'S FURNITURE

- wie oad i

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STEAM

CABINET FACTORY?

NHE SUBSCRIBER has in Stock and is| constantly manufacturing Book-cases. Escritoirs, Sideboards with cellarete, Ward- roves, Bureaux, Whatnots, Music Chairs and | Stools, Canterburies, Devenports Cheffuniers, Cheval Glasses, Bedroom Gilosses, Sofas, | Couches, Lounges, Ottomans, Settees, with} either stationary or reversible back, School | Chaira, Schoo! Desks, single and double. Eng- dish, French, Grecian Easy, Rocking, Swivel Office, Children s, Parlor, Dining, and Draw-} ing-room Chairs, Tables of every description, | Children’s Cribs, Swinging Cots, Bedsteads, &e,, in every late style.

BEDROOM SETS in Great Variety!

Window Cornices, Poles, Rings, Curtain Tas-| sels, Rollere, Bands, Drawing room Sets, in| coverings of Rep, Haireloth, Xe., Dicing | : Every size and quality of}

Room ditto.

Nattresses, in Straw, Excelsior, Fluck, Fibre, Hair, &

pes All thAvoup WORK is thoroughly gzasoned, previously to being worked, in

Steam Heated Drying-Room.

Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows; Patent |

Linen Blindsand Fixings, Gilt and Dark

Moulding of every size and pattern

for Picture Frarnea, Xe. |

WASHING MACHINES, |

clothes | hand

;

requiring little labor, wesaing the thoroughly without any “after” rubbing vot injuring the finest Fabrics, and using only one half the quantity of | sosp required for ordinary hand-washing. |

WARBANTED SUPERIOR

to any offered elsewhere to the public of P. b. 1, Many certificates are at my disposal, bat I prefer the Machine to advertige iteelf.

Auso,—Every size and description of

Plags for Shipbuilding

constantly on hand,

THE FIRST PRIZES

were awaided to me at the Provincial Exhi-| bition of 1870 for i

Drawing & Dining-room Furniture. | MARK BUTCHER.

April 3rd, 1871- 6 in

WOOD WANTED.

] N Large or Small Quantities, 1000 to 2000 Cords of Wood, ita Logs, Timber, Spars and Cordwood, to be of Oak, White ask, Birch, Beach. Bim, Spruce, Pine, Cedar, Fir, and Poplar, to be delivered at the

HILLSBOROUGH MILLS,

Corner of Powna) and Water Streets

ALSO—ASH HOCPS & HOOP POLES, vor further particulars apply to Owen Connolly, Esq., or to CARVELL BROS. Ch'‘town, Oct. 27, 1870. uf

———-——___— amnesia

HARDWARE SsTOPE.

A few Setts best English b'ectroplated

TBA SBAVIGRS.

Price, 753 and upwards, Also, a choice jot of

Cake Baskets and Cruet Stands.

A large assortment of Black handlec Knives, Carver s, &e. Electroplated Forks and Spoons.

AT

BOURKE, GILLAN & Co's. Aes

Carriage Builders WILL FIND AT Tike

**City Hardware Siore,”’

NPOKES, Rims, Carriage Bands, Dasher

Leather, Enamelled Duek and Drill, Malable

Castings, Bolts and Nuts, Patent Axels, and every other article is. their line.

te Ase we have the Ayency of the above articles, we will guarantee to seil ata lower rate than they can be parctased elsewhere

Ang. 22 erp DOURKE, GILLAN & Co FINNEN HADDIES.

USTLIN’S celebrated Finnen Haddiea, pre- ared at Digby, N. 3., forsale at the New Fish Market.

SHAD. SHAD.

AY OF FUNDY SHAD, for sale at the New £18h Market, in holf barrels, or at retail, Oct, 12, 1870

TRE ARLINGTON PIANO

AND W ood’s Parlor & Vestry Organs.

owe above instruments are amongst the best manulactured im the United States,

‘Those abovt to purchars a first Clase Piano or Organ would do well to address

the subscriber, P R BOWERS,

St Stephen, Nov. 28 is7a Wéodnock. tN. B.

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SUBSCRIPTIONS—1871.

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Address HARPER & BROTHERS, New York

Per “Lelia Alice.”

ROSSE & BLACKWELL'S Pickles, Sauces, Currie Powder, Ground Spices, Flavoring Essences, Prepared Cochineal, Red and Black Currant Jelly, Seotch Marmalade, Galatine V rmacilli, Maccarcm, Tapiaco, Citron, Lemon & Orange Peels, Mustard in Keys, Bottles & Packages, Split Peas, Sperm Candles, Mock Turtle, Ox-tail & Green Peos,

Soup, &e., &e. WM, R. WATSON.

City Drug Store, Victoria Build- ing, Oct. 31, 1870,

PAINT OILS!

AND White and Colored Paints ! CHEAP POR CASH, AT THE LONDON HOUSE.

G. & 8. DAVIES. _ April 10, 1871. Im

A CARD. Fall Importations.

*BHE Sabscriber is now happy to be able to

announce, to his friegds and customers, that be has completed his Fal importations, in each department of h isbusinupss, and invites their

Jan’y 9th, 1871.

Gray's Ez ‘erry

Printing Ink Works. ©. E ROBINSON, Mapufieturer of BLACK and COLORRD PRINTING | and LITHOGRAPHIC |

INKS, VARNISHES, &, |

Grays Fenny Roap anp Turery rHrERp

Sereet, PHivapve.pnia. ANGUS, LOGAN & Co., AGENTS. MONTREAL. ......... siie: SGM «CANADA.

March, 13, 1677 sm

j }

usual Patronage, DANIEL BRENAN,

N. B.~An early settiement © iall account | Over six months due = expected.

D. BRENAN

Ch'tewn, Dec. 1 B70

CITY HARDWARE sTORE,

A large assortment of

TABLE & POCKET

JSUTLERY,

}

BOURKE, GILLAN & Co’s. August 22, 1870, tr ea.

alll

BEN BUTLER

MADE A SPEECH ON

BROADWAY,

And said that a nigger was as good as a white man. Pat, threw a rotten egg down

his throat, and shouted,—

HURRAH! HURRAH!

HURRAH! FOR

SUMMER, . 1870.

ena

JUST RECELV ED

AT THE “City Hardware Store” 500 Bags & Kegs Nails, Koglish and

Canadian, 4 Tons Paints, al! colors 25 COosks Oil, comprising Paint, Seal,

BROADWAY ! | Machinery and (od Oil.

* All Bankam,” or ** No Bunkum,” Bin, ask the Quane for what you want on her own trate; but hould your whist about

BROADWAY.

The cold, chilly winds of autumn have gradu- | ally and perceptibly, as the season advances, |

brought on the frosts and snows of grim) King Winter, and favored Jack and Jili with |

10 Casks Kerosene, warranted, 120 proof

300 Boxes Chaneel’s best Glass, ali sizes,

80 Tons Refined and Common Iron, a}) size}.

6 Tons Spring, Shoeing and Blister Steel.

Fishing Gear, Manilla Rope.

Locks aod Kuobs, iu great variety, at

their festive sports; and while nature is now | reduced prices

busy weaving her white mantle to spread it) again over the earth, may | take the op | portunity of enquiring how you are of, gens tlemen, for CLOTHING? Please examine | your wardrobe, and if thereare any garments required, walk into BROADWAY

and get them. We can suit you to Over- coats, Jackets, Undercoats, Pants, and Vests, already made+-made by ourselves—in the

Latest BROADWAY

Styles, Cheap and Durable. You cap also o der whatever kind of garments you require | from our Stock of Cloths and Trimmings, | Unsurpassed; which we will make at short notice, in the most fashionable New York Styles, which BROADWAY, and only Broadway. know how to furnish Gentlemen, you can have all these cheap at the jNew York Clothing Emporium, on BROADWAY. by D. H. MACKINNON, Dee. 19, 1870

Hay Forks, *cythes, Sneaths, and Rakes

all prices Together with every article of Hardware required for this market,

The whole comprising the largest and best selected stock ever offered in this market.

The above goods have been purchased tor cash, in the very best market, and will be sold wholesa'e and retail, at a smal! advance ob cost.

(C> Please examine before purchasing elsewhere.

GREENBACKS and AMERICAN EXs« CUANGE BOUGHT and SOLD.

BOURKE, GILLAN & Co

August 22, 1870,

Buckeye Mower and Reaper, TO OUR PATRONS IN P. EL.

- is now fonr years since we began shipping

Machines to your Island, and from our large increase of sales each season, are assured that our efforts to furnish you with the ‘best Mower and Reaper in the world,” have been appreciated, and

i with this encouragement we have endeavored to

study more perticafarly your requirements, and each year build our Machine more especially ad upted to your country.

We have this year attached a Self-raking Reap- erto our Machine, and can now offer you ¢ the most perfect combined Mower and Reaper’? manu-

T a *

<j Via4 2)

Z a

3 4 Je 8.) icocst = |

3 JUST ARRIVED! a

a2 |

y oO

& IRON BEDSTEADS.

a = Various patterns and prices, from B 25s to 80. =

- B Aso, Iron Chairs and Bedsteads i eombined. = 4 Feather, Hair, Flock & Fibre Beds, py no Bolsters and Pillows, po & Mattresses, in Variety. +4 S oO QB Gite and Watuuat Picture 5

Mouldings. an s [| 5 Atl the latest styles of Picture 8 & Frames & Window Furniture. | ~ Gilt and Walnut Cornices. o a ne

Several kinds of the best patent % Window Rollers, Paper and 74 ° Cambric Blinds and shades. = R } = a Bedsteads, Bookcases, Tables, Sink 3 Oo Washstands, Bureaus, &c., &., or any other piece of

° Furniture.

vet The above Stock willbe sold cheaper than any in the market,

‘S$ TOSMOLT

Look

JOUN NEWSON, Dec. 12, 1870.

NEW GOODS.

‘oo Subseriber has opened a NEW STORE on QUEEN STREET, iu DUNN’S BLO-K, nearly opposite Mr. W. K. Watson's Drug Store, where he offers for sale a carefully selected stock

" DRY GOODS.

Groceries, Clothing, Paper Collars, &c. Calls particular attention to bis "RiLA A share of public nm is respectfully so-

A. G. McDOUGALL.

Ch*town, Nov. 3, 1870,

NOTICE OF CO-PHRTNERSHIP, Messrs. HOBS & SON

EREBY intimace to the Public that they have entered into PARTNERULP, aud will, in fatare, carry on the business of

Cabinet Making and (pholstering

in all theic branches, in aworkmantike mannet and with cheapness and dispatch, They are pre- mtred to furnish the latest styles ot Goods in their ine of Trade

Drawing-Room, Parlour, and Bed- room Sets Complete,

or otherwise, furnished of the best quality and at moderate prices. ALL ORDERS will be attended © with care aud punctuality.

Mur2i, 1876. tf

PRIZE MEDALS,

1862 AND 1851;

F, §, CLEAVER

Begs respectfully to recommend the following articles of

Tomet Soap agp PerFUMERY

Manufactured and Imported by him.

A.i of which may be relied on for their gennine ye slity, as many years’ iuereasing patronage will testify rendering unnecessary any farther comment’ fv non-angular tablets, White Glycerine Soap, rienly perfamed Lettuce Milk Soap, Floral Soaps,

>. { Spermaceti Soap, Otto of Rose Cold Cream Soap, i Ceuttears Toilet Soap, Prize Medat Honey Soap

Almond, Palm, Glycerine, Suntlower, Mallow and every description of Toilet Soaps, Mask and Treble Scented Brown Windsor, Improved and Extra Scented ditto.

THE LATEST NOVELITIES

F. S. Cleaver’s Hyacinth Toilet Soap, F. S. Cleaver s Musk Rose Windsor Seap, Military and Naval Toilet Soap, Plate Rouge Soap. F, 8. Cleaver's Honey Pomade for the Hair, F, Mf Cleaver’s Floral Pomades for the hair, Sapon- aceous Tooth Powder, Glycerine Shaving Squares, Cosmetiques, &c. The Scent of the Period, also Jockey Ciub Boquet, Kiss Me Quick ,Frangipanni, Ess Boguet, Miilefleurs, Mangolia Rondelitia, Ylangilang. May Blossom, New Mown Hay, As You Like It, &c., &e.

For iondy Use, the following foaps.in 1 Ibe Bars —Family Brown Windsur,Almond Glycerine, Family Honey Soap, Rose, Elder Flower. Dr, Chambers’ Castor Oi! Pomatam, Marrow Oil Bears’ Grease, Bears’ Marrow, Crystallized Cream. Lavendar Water, Eau de Cologne, Viole Powder.

CAUTION,—-Owing to the recent introducticn of Soap made from Cocoa Nut Oil, F, 8, Cleaver feels it incumbent on him to remark that he ere) tirely abstains from the use of that pernicioug| article in any Soap bearing his name, the only advantage of which is to enable the maker to

roduce soap at less coat, and with a smooth and ivory-like appearance, which treacherous and superficial qualification is to be avoided; as a soap so made posssesses A much more powerful alkali than genuine Englisb-made scap; aud like many other things, beautiful to behold, leaves its sting behind, by causing a severe irritation to the skin—particularly if used for shaving. It likewise produces @ faint, sickly, and disagree | able sme}, a8 the hands of any person who has used it can testify. -

Manufactory, 32 and 33, Red Lion Street, London, W.C, Depot, 243, Rue St. Dennis,

Paris, Sold by Ww. R. WATSON City Drug Store, Victoria Building. Qete 23, 1869

} readers,

fuctured in America, or in any other country. This Machine diflers in many respects from all others, aud is particularly adapted for cutting lodged grain, By a very simple device the poiuts of the gnard- fingers can be dropped at the option of the driver, picking up everything, and making all smooth work, Ii will eut several inches lower than our Keaper last season Improvements have also been added to the Mower. ‘

Other Machines will probably be offered you at, perhaps, lower prices, bat be assured there are ‘none’ that can compete with us in quality of work or gaality of material used in construction. We feel confident that our Combined Machine will prove as satisfactory xs the Mower has tieretofore, aud have no hesitation in warranting itto be gu- perior to any Machine in this or auy other market,

Yours respectfully RICHARDSON M’FG Co, Worcester, Mass., U.S. A., July, 1870, AGENTS; W.D. STEWART, Charlottetown WM. MITCHELL, ” JAMES DEWAR, Montague. BEER & SONS 8t. Peter’s Bay.

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MIDSUMMER GOODS.

Just received, by vessel New Dominion, and Steamer from Britaiu:

Colored and Black Lustres and COBOU RGS. A LARGE ASSOTMENT OF fancy Dress Goods,

GREY, WHITE, § PRINTED COTTONS,

COTTON WARPS, CLUTHS, PARASOLS, GLOVES, LACES, TRIMMINGS, &e. ALSO, FROM CANADA:

Canadian Tweeds, & 50 Dozen HOOP SHIRTS.

HEARTZ & SON.

Angust 22, 1870,

PUBLUC ATTENTION

INVITED TO THE FOLLOWING.

Handsome Teapots of a new Metal to etand Fire New Japanned Cake Safes, keep Cakes from moulding.

Coal Vase and Tongs, new kind. Fire Irons and Stands in variety. Handsome Japanned Trays, in sets, Fitz Baths and Iron Bedsteads. Sleigh Bells and

Whips, in variety, Eleetro-plated Forks and

Spoons. Jelly Moulds, Biseuit Ting, &e., &e., Cross Cut Saws, Circulars, Files, &c. Coal

Scuttles and Shovels, Silver Light and other new kinds of Keresene Lamps Parlor and Cook Stoves, Farmer's Boilers, ete., ete.

Together with an endless variety of Black and House-Furmshing Hardware, at

STONE’S

| British Hardware Store.

Queen Street, Dec. 22, 1870, rg et ee

JUST RECEIVED.

400 Yards WATER PROOF CLOTH

HEARTZ & SON,

Nove 29, L86y.

Great} Britain and Ireland, but also of Continental) pound. | Barepe, are constantly brought into more or

} ) Wh aR ! Poy oo mo : 3 ( | Art, Religion, the great politica: questions of the

past and of to day, aretreated in their pages as |

| STANFIELD WOOLEN MILLS. | 18 7 9.

ye E Subscriber in thanking the Public tor)

SS A IS LS TE TL EC TR, Wool, WOOL WOOL en ence a

such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, Astiuna, and Consumption.

Probably never before in the whole history of medicine, has anything won so widely and 50 ak eply upon the confidence of tuankind, as this excellent remedy for pulmonary complaints. Through along

the liberal patronage extended to — | series of years, and among west of the races of |siuce purchasing the above Mills, in 1767, ) von it bas risen higher and higher in their estima-

iwould respectfully announce to the country |

{in general, that the Mills are in operation, and

| will continue to manufacture C

‘tom Wool as heretofore, and at previous rates.

| Wool, which must be cléan washed, free

of mats and hip-locks, may be left with Hon, H. J. Callbeck, Agent, Charlottetown, or

with Messrs. Johu D. Reid & Brother, Agents, Summerside, where a genera) assortment of Cloths will always be found to exchange for Wool at time of celivery if required.

; S. E. DAWSON, Jun,

| Tryon, May 2, 1870. ptihajp tf |

i870 NOW OPEN _ 1870

i

INSPECTION. | SOUTPPORT STORE.

A LARGE

AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF

| GOODS,

for tho

DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, GROCERIES, EARTHENWARE, $c., Ge. $e, to which the attention of the Puablie ix invited,

HENRY BEER.

Sonth port, June 27, 1870.

suitable season, comprising

TRADE MARR.

ENTEREO AT STATIONERS WALL

Is WATENSIVEL.Y USED FOR ALL KINDS OF OUT DOOR WORK, and is proved, after a test of 70 years. to surpass any other Paint. It is especially applicable to iron, wood, stone, brick, compo, vreeuhouses, etc. Is twice asdurableas genuine white lead, so simple in application that any person can use it White, Light Stone, Bath, List Portland Colors, Lead Chocolate Redy Black, BrightGreen. Deep Green, and Biue. r Oil, Turpentine, Varnishes, Brashes. &e. Varnisn for Saingled Roofs, ut 2s. Gd per gallon. WALTER CARSON & SONS, La BelleSaarvage Yard, Undyate Hill, Z.c4 CAUTION ~ All Cuske should Loa . Mark,to be hadoaly at ee ee

STON K’S British Hardware Store

Old Stand, Reddin’s Buildings, @:een Street, June 7 I8é¥- f

TO LET. TANNERY & DWELLING.

ana Will be let ou reasonable terms, the Tan geet nery on the St. Peter's Road, six miles (ERA from the Citv, the property of the late

James Robertson, Esq . in ¢ nuplete workiug or- yr There is also a Dwelling attached, which ) will be let with the Taunery, or separate.y if re- j quired, :

For farthes particulars please apply on the pre mises to

ter

MRS. JAMES ROBERTSON. May 16, 1870 tf

| &§ grat City Hardware Store.” Wagon and Cart Greae. Superior to anything ever offered nere, at 94 per

BOURKE, GILLAN & CO,

Aug. 22, 1870.

| SPRING

PARK

STEAM BREWERT,

CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. 1. AK & FB, PALE ALES, | IN GASK OR IN BOTTLE. HARRINGTON & CO

| Pee eS

| Executors’ Final Notice.

4 Li. Accounts aue the Estate of the late f& Hon. EDWARD WHELAN, will be sued far without further notice, after first of DECEMBER next. | ‘The following gentlemen have kind'y consent- ed to receive debts due in King’s County to the said Estate, in their respective localities: Peter Sinnott, Morell, Authony MeCormack, Head St. Peter's J.C. Underbay, Bay Fortuna, a M, McCormack, Souris, JAMES WARBURTON, _DANTEL BRENAN,

: Trusteer

“VERY Superior lot of Double and Si Lé Barrelled owling ae ne |Breech Loaders, Revolvors, Pistols, And Cartridges, all sizes.

ae ee

POWDER, Curtis & Harvie’s best (FI) Powder. SHOT, all sizes. Powder and Shot Bags, al} prices, at the

“City Hardware Store.”

BOURKE GILLAN,& CO. Avge 22, 1870,

EYE-SIGHT

By Wearing Common Sp:ctacles;

Nine-tenths of all Eye Disease

IS CAUSED BY Woaring Improper Giasses.

LAZARUS §& MORRIS’ : PERFECTED . SPEGYABLARS AND EYE-GLASSES,

For which I am the SoLe AGENT, are the mest Perfect and Beautiful Ever Offered.

They will cause a continuous and abiding im provement in the Eyes, and assist your sight

mest brijliantly. W. R. WATSON,

Sole Agent tor Charlottetow Ch’town, November 7, 1870. -

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RAVES” CELEBRATED AXES

ARE TBE BEST IMPORTED, WARRANTED,

Acme Skates. IRON AND STEEL,

for Sleigh Runners.

BRITISH HARDWARE STORE,

Lonpon ;

xet the pure Olive or

STONES

tion, as it has become better known. lts uniform character and power to cure the various affections

‘loth from cus | of the lungs and throat, have made it known as a re-

linble protector against them, While adapted to milder forms of disease and to young children, it is et the same time the most effectual remedy tn can be given for incipient consumption, and the dan- gerous affections of the throat and luags. As a pre- vision against sudden attacks ef Croup, it should be kept op hand in every family, and indeed as all are semetimes subject to colds aud coughs, all chould be provided with this antidote for them, — Although settled Consumption is thought in- curable, still great numbers of cases where the dis- ease seemed settled, have been completely cured,

| and the patient restored to sound health by the

Cherry Peciora?, So complete is its mastery over the disorders of the Lungs and Throat, that the most obstinate of them yield to it. When noth- ing else could reach them, under the Cherry Pee~ ioral they subside and disappear.

Singers and Public Speakers Gnd great pro- tection from it.

Asthma is always relieved and often wholly cured by it.

Brenchitis is gcnerally cured by taking tic Cherry Pectora’ 4 alland frequent doses,

For a Cough an. old, no better rex d“ ‘2h be had, Take small doses three times 2 “™, _nd put the feet in warm water at night, untu iL. disease is broken up.

Yor Influenza, when it affects the throat or lungs, take the same course.

For Whooping Cough, give small doses three or four times a day.

For Croup, give large and frequent doses until the disease is overcome.

No family should be without the Cherry Pecto- rai on hand to protect them, in case of attack, from the above complaints. Its timely use often spores the patient a great amount of suffering and risk, which he would incur by waiting until he could get otheraid. Parents, keep itin your houses ‘or the exigencies that arise. Lives dear to you may be saved by it.

So generally are its virtues known, that we need not publish certificaxcs of them here, or do more hen assure the public that the best qualities it ever possessed are strictly maintamed.

Prepared by Dr. J. C. Aver & Co., Practical and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass., and sold ul round the world.

if. L. SPENCER Chambers No. 7 Market Square, St John, N. B., Geueral Agent for the Maritime Provinces,

W. R. WATSON. Agent far P FE T.

fhe Niost Reliable Friena

sl ent.

Its Searching and Healing Propertus are known and recognized throug % out the World,

The nnombe> of years this invaluable Ojntment hus stood the test of public opinion, (and the longer known the better appreciated) is a testimony of it self more convincing than anything that could be writtep in praise ot its truly wonderful healing properties, In the cure of bad legs bad breasts sores wouuds, and alcers, its effect is na: vellous For ring-worm, scald head, scrofuia and diseases of the skin genera'ly, there is no remedy to be com pared to it, When assiducusly rubbed upon the skin (previously well bathea in warm water) this Ointmentis quickly absorbed into the system, and cleanses jin its passage every part to which it is applied.

Glandular Swellings, Mumps Bronchitis, Quinsey, Sere Throats and Diptheria

In any of the above diseases. immediate and per nanent relief is obtained by effectually rabbiug the leteryet Oiutmeut, twice a day, upon the neek, chest and buck. Itacts upon the very main-springs of life; forthrough the glands pass all new matter required for the body's reparation, and all o)d par- ticles detrimental to its preservation. The Oint- meut, used conjointly with Holloway’s Pills, wilt ict so searchingly and certainly as to effect cures u the most hopeless cases

Rh.umatism, Lumbazo Coxntracied and

Stiff Joints.

Many thousands of martyrs from the above com plaints have found life almost unsap, 0 table; yet- itil dlowuy Ofetment be briskly wud persevering ly rubbed upon the parts effected, ease may be

sufely pnaranteed, especially if the pores of the | skin be previously opened by fomentations with |

warm water, The gross humors require expulsion vom the system; itis therefore uecessary to have recourse to Holloway’s admirable Pills, whieh, by purifying and strengthening the system, greatly assist the operation of the Oictwment, and facilitate and coufirm the cnre.

Bad Legs, Bad Breasts and Ulcerations of all kinds.

There is no medicinal preparation in the world whick may be so thoroughly relied upon in the treatment of the above ailments, as Hlolloway’s Ointment, Nothing can be so simple or safe as the manner in which it is applied, cr its action on the body, both locally and constitutionally... The Oint- ment, rubbed ar und the part affected, enters the pores just as sult enters meat. It quickly pene- trates to the source of the evil and drives it from the system.

Erysipelas and Serufulous Sores

Inallirritations of the skin, sores, ulcers, barns, or scrafulous eulargem2uts of any kind Holloway’s Ointment presentsa ready and easy means of cure. {t manifests a peculiar power in restraining inflam- mation, removing stagnation, cooling the heated blood, and check:ng all acrimouious aud anhealthy discharge.

Both the Ointment and Pills should be used in the following cases:

Rheumatism Seu!ld Heads Sore Nipples Sore Throats Skin Diseases Scarvy

Corns (soft) Cancers

Bad Legs

Bad Breasts

Burns Contracted and

Bunions Stiff Joints

Bites of Mosqni-|Elephautiasis tos and Sand/Fistalas

Flies Gout Sore Heads Caco-bay tlandular Swel-/Tamours Chiego-foot lings Uleers Chilblains \Lumbago | Wonnds Chapped hands |Piles lYaws

Soid atthe Establishment of Poresson Hoxto.- way, 244, Sirand, near Temple Bar) London, also by all respectable Draggists and Dealers in Medicines throughout the civilized world, at the following prices ;—1. 1}d., 2s, 9d., 48. 6d., lls. 228

ol ’ , and 33s, each Pot,

*,” There is considerable saving by taking a larger size.

_ N. B.—Directions for the guidance of patients in every disorder are annexed to each Pot

THE STANDARD

LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY

ESTAB 'ASILED 1825, Constituted by Sp ial Acts of Parliameni, GovERNoR:

His Grace the Duke of Buccleuch and Queens berry, 7. CHIEF OFFICES:

Epinstrou—3 and 3 Great George Street, (Head

Ottice.j

82, King William Street, E. C. 3, Pall Mall East, 8. W.

DuBLix—66 Upper Sackville Street.

Rates of Premium moderate. Profits Divided every Five Years,

AnnualincomeofCompany apwardsof £700 000stg,

Invested Capital and Accnmulationsupwards of £4,000,000 stg.

J. LONG WORTH, Agent at Charlottetown. NOTIC EB!

OTICE is hereby given that the Market will be open for the accomodation of

Mar. ,22.

the Public on Tuesday, the 4th Thured th

6th, and Saturday, a vaahe being the week before Easter, and will continue to be open on the before in each week fo: the future, wats farther notice,

the 8th days of April next, mentioned three days

By Order,

GEO. LEWIS, Market Clerk. April 3, 1871 < tt

CAUTION,

D*x" waste your tMouey in baying BOGUS Wool or Mowing Machine Oil, when you can

Chtown,

Sweet Oil nmuch cheaper at

‘ CITY HARDWARE STORE,”

BOUKKE, G Angust 22, 1870, KE, GILLAN & Co.

HEALTH! BEAUTY!

Strong, Pare and Rich Blood—tp. crease of Flesh and Weight—Cleag Skin and Beautiful Complexion, SECURED to ALL,

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RADWAY’S Sarsaparillian Resolvent

| HAS MADE THE MOST ASTONISHING CURES, SO QUICK, 80 RAPID ARE THE CHANGES, THE BODY UNDERGOES UNDER THE INPLU: ENCE CF THiS TRULY WONDERFUL MED CINE SHAT ;

Every Day an Increase in Flesh and Weight

is Seen and Felt.

Scrofala, Consumption, Syphilis.uncured ‘and badiy treated Venereal, ta its many forms, Glandular disease, Uleers tn tl Throat, Mouth, Tumors, Nodes in tae Glands, and ether parts of the system, Sore Keyes, Stramonus discharges frow: che Kars, Eruptive diseases of the Kyes, Nose, Mouth, and the worst forums of Skin dtaw eases, Kruptions, Fever Sores, Scaid Head, King Worm, Salt Rheum, hrysipetas, Acne, Biack Spots, Worms in the Biey Lumors, Cancers in the Womb, and a weakening aud painfal discharges, Night Sweats, loss of Sperm and all wastes of the life principle, are withima the curative range of Radway’s Sarsapariiitan Kesol. Veni, and a few days use will prove to any person using it for either of these forms of disease, its potent power to care them.

Not only docs the Sarsaparitiian desolvent excel ali hnown remedial agents, in the cure of Ch Scrofulous Constitutional, Skin and Syphiloid discases t it is the only positive remedy for Kidney, Bladder Urinary, and Womb diseases, Gravel, Din- betes Dropsy, Stuppage of Water, Incon- tinence of Urine, Bright's disease, Albame- inuria, and tm all cases where there are Brick dust deposits, or the water is thick, clondy, mixed with sanb-.tances like the white ofanegg, or threads like white silks or there is a morbid dark, bilious appeare ance, and white bowe dust deposits, and where there is a pricking, burning sensa- tion when passing water, and pain in the Sat OF Cie Bawtcs & the Loima. all these conditions Badway’s Sarna = liau Kesolvent aided by the application of Radway’s Ready Relief to the Spiue and Small of the Back, and the Bowrls regulas ted with one or two of Radway’s Regulat, ing Pills per day. will soon make a come plete cure, Ima few days, the patient will be enabled to hold and discharge his water naturaily witheut pain, and the Urine iu be restored tv its natural clear, and amber er sherry color.