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- rT al ‘ ee VATIONAL HYMN, ELLANEOLS. | ir os WINC LLANE | The Liver isthe great depurating (pur fying) é ’ -: 2 PERALTA IAII II organ of thelaystem and has very yg os org j i f \ by wren Ippe ; a keeper ot our health , & i ; NCO "ROT BS heen termed the /otsekeeper 0 ; 3° z = < \ ind We T i ! RK I A F h “ e observed in the dissecting-room, and also vi } £ 4 aad | t bily 0 a ' is sking post-mortem examinations of the AT . ‘ cs that the dogs bark at n making } . <t J \ ing ; F . h-stane | bodies of those who have died of different “i ’ Tr pry » y 1. A dirsy ban Maas a@ cionp lit irth-stan leases, that in a large proportion of cases, Une N () R j i y I \ iD R ! Ag name’s sunne:r tint (han won | lives hae given evidence of having at some time A ) 2 e complainin’ o’ wanto’ siller,mane o want), 7 Liver affections are equarty . obi ‘ a , . ee oe ist Every butcher knows that MYO BE SOLD by Public Auction, on ‘ prevaient in be ‘ evs are NY tf ¢ \ n’ rb Lit \ t ers of catt sheep, and swine, are ten i WEDNESDAY, the fifteenth day of \ it wea rt times as f iently diseased iny ot! } Marceh next, (187 if the hour of twelve ¥ : beard \ +? ach day \ Wo | "4 noon, at the Cofonvial Building in i? i and a halt pounds ¢ f bil Wi 7 Charlottetown, un r and | Virtue of a ‘ ‘ . ite rt . S rf} “ ther torpid, congested or if, from «ny os u Power of Sale, contetued in an Indenture | : : disabled in the performance of Its dulies of Mortgage, beariug date the eleventh day i Min _ ‘ok of ements of the bile m - : _“~* ' : evident that the elemen nd f May, one t cight hundred and 1} ® i 1 laos rntating isocnlng l i } ( yg main in the blood, thus irmtatiog, | re ixtv wit (1869 1d nade between Don- ‘ “ 9 » SebU OMS , — ” ne rtiag every vital process Nature ! ’ , pervertiag ; . ud McDonald of r Township Thirty- “~~ ttempts { the system ofl ese t S| ee be , : No « 1 eT ew . f other organs & kj two, 2) iw] e Kdward = Island, and i ‘ ‘ material \ hea ‘ Ma ‘ ‘> . Pot . in { that y 1) ‘ i nevs, lu _ skin, c., Which become overtaxead | Elizabeth, his wife. OF the one part, and . bot \ t. an’ God Ww lothe best in pe rforming their additional labor, and are} James Hors 1 Pet Of Sidmeont, in } vy man k st wha a $ ak OS | unable to withstand the : } Chat Clow er part, ail that ; The brain, whiecl the great ek trical center | ) et parcelr 0 laud situate on Lot or ya God an’ k ‘bt of al! vitality, b comes overstimulated wit a | Powuship Phirts Wo 2) in ¢ larlotte | } th lood f to nor liy perfor its ea ) ‘ 2 { t nded as fo to 4 sak feast 1’ wis nen Patt ealthy bk + vad fa t L rs ae agi Paris a Q : ‘ ity, bounded fol sme: a ee ETS an’ wis rk’ hs. an’ fules re tunction lience there adulinoe tu 7 low into we 2 leneing atastake . — : nae impairment of the memory, dizziness, Kl0OMY) oot in the south line of land in possession ' them thd oO we per. | r : : (uhit { Lvi RAL. ‘ - i “gy lg RPE Rap akeocig ae Gan foreboding vod pin ft : a : of Arnold Halloran, on the west side of the ir — . so ’ err F hen the blood is disease: he skin manifests > } ' ; . wr - ~ ‘ When the blood is d cn 4 7 var. | Settlement Road, aud running thence west la discolored spots, pimples, blotches, boils, cat } | , +} ‘ t} iy] fied f ’ l fa cauld an Inger @ Coll . buncles, and serotulous tumor The stomach | Lire ao sg re oo = \ Banloyment C ‘ an ill name, you may as weel hang | and bowels soover or later, become affects d, | boundary line, io la id in poss ssion of Vv alte n ind constipation, piles dropsy, dyspepsia, or Dockendortts, or to Cahill’s north lines } (r sen’s moutl but he sen’s meal} diarrheea, is the inevitable result thence east three dcgrees (3) north along . e A Now a he (s 1 ‘ sen m nos u i I . a . +9 : : Ae ns bp l re f : am a for them | SYMPTOMS OF LIVER COMPLAIN r Cahill’s said line to the Settlement Road, activ } is over for [8ise, € ; , ves ws ; a 3 aforesai a thence or in eet? ea be | He that teaches himsel’ has @ fule for his A sallow colour ef the skin, or yellowish- | #fore said, and ence orthwestwardly 8 bye » him that may be : a ‘ he | along the same to the stake at the place of \ : ae master. brown spots on the face and other parts of the | = : : . 1 oe gnee aeqouns ith the genera {} God, hae a body ; dulluess and drowsiness, with frequent | COimmencemens, Contatning an area of itby- vd mss the farmer cannot le! is ae to God an’ anither to the deil. | heundache ; dizziaess, bitter or bad taste in the | eight (58) acres of land, a little more or | i to i + fellow citizens in . s keeps its ain droy dew mouth, drvness of the throat, and internal heat ; | less, and being the same piece of land con- na on things Every [i's St { iwver thinks sham p tution of the heart, a dry teasing cough, | veyed to tLe said Donald McDonald by the . nergn vores 60 rithat fyles its ain ne s throat, unsteady Apr ite, sour stomach, | Comin ORs vt Crown Lands, together e- red we bh b st by gear raising of the t La wif With all housé pulldings aud appurten- | k t ‘ ala wilt ut rat xt V a ances thereto belong - r th 1 i t i FO : is . ; s i ¢ iirt ma “ ’ } d rbout 4 f kaw ; 2 | So or, Chariotts \I t I , thir oh t OW, OF to tae ud red, bowte iting th diarrhoea | JAMES HORSFIELD PETERS. work » An in| N ng uld 1 ie a DUL | piles, vou a, ‘ p of the | ID 13. ] i1l mar. 15. 187¢ ecol iV atch leas extret { blood to t head, with ip nar, Lo, 1546, Wae man has a tack o $ lit | symptome exy; numbness of limbs ania oe f especially at night, aod chills, alternating with | SHER i’ ji” SS Vj hy) : ee ee ht w , 1ema hot flashes; kidney and other urinary difficulties a 4ib > Ge 4e ‘ i - th i wrang man, o } , a} } wie Sing guC piots oF neary ni i , ro, | dullness, low spirits, and gloomy torebodings. | half at ea f sandy warm soil of our | '4!s¢ nae more deits than you re adie lo lay. | Only afew of these symptoms will be likely to Ralph Beecken, Plaintift. | stout be siey brae. } . : f . Agr t ( ege Farm exhibited | 5c! 4 stout h ac to ; y ' ° be present ip any case atone time. a OS. ~ stor 5 nl shor graces Toe . " Ty » r , ce’ y le ed- } | 7" g i ts at the end of t ee ; a? sommaces mak a = ; t wa TREATMENT Pake Dr on 8 a fed The Lands and Fenements of John e was ne er enouch here naething Ss ~al ; , ith small doses of his 2’/ unt . wane } rj toy ressing was applied in | c = is n : Dise * ¥, With small : Se and Stewart, deceased, Defendent. ' ‘ | left ~urgatie eiie(s, WaoIch act as : “iterative ¢ | S64 i the grass was cut twice each len otie Nase the lates there lee . Sede C3 aint aud the varions | r oo 18 a ae The langer here the later the the liver. For L ver ( mplaiat and th (emee us | Y virtue ofa Writ of Statute Execution ' ? ~ ge ate Pak’ a man by his word and a coo Dy her i affections caused by ai dist ased liver, these | } ; : Te cutting and of each , “ remedies are unsurpassed. The Golden Med- | to me directed, issued cut of Her Ma- » itely an i s perfect | wealth mak’s wit wav ‘ | teal Digcovery Sees pat Seer? ioc "2 oe sn rBeiee ae <omry of Judicature, at the ik i esuits for the four sea | Wink at wee fauts, your ainare muckle. |} disease, but it produces a lasting . ect ay its VIL OF hiaip A srev sen agalnst John Stewart, 2 e 4 Ws On the plot to! Word > but wind, but duntsare the deil ise, the liver and stomach are changed to an} deceased: [have takeu and seized as the \ Ss a su il . PUL GUIS « of —" ‘ ot. » the annetite gre ] ( ° ‘ry F j ‘ ‘rulizer Was applied | re 1ister o’ your ain words; but, once | &*! bi camellias a 7” As et . awdt rty ofthe said John Stewart, all the nee on : ie : the blood purified and eariched, aud the entire | right. title a redhold inte as baat aii Ry my yielded peracre was | spoken, you're words may maister you ae liiedir CY a ie ofinaand oe ‘ith — oe a t ( oe inte re ri of pn i 2 1 ao } a } ' r AL. : - c : JOnn Htewart, deceased, in and to all that : is W here two bushels of ™,.. mwere : ey air ig ’ ‘ $ ' .

: : . the ‘oleh =| A ( s CASE O} Diprar RIA - Among the : The —s p 18 som ‘a Di R. 7 tract, piece or paret lof land situate. lvine ¥ racre Was ap e he eit rer } ierce roprie tc rid’ ispensary, | : . : , ae oa ; ; oad wal 4 is4 various freaks of that terrible disease, dip- band 4 y oo peasarys) and being on Lot or Pownship Number

s =, aoe mu $, a gal or t 2 alo. a / } rps ‘ . Ww a Viethen al ‘ i eria, Which has made such ravages among | SU"#!, — | Thirty-three, in Queen’s Coun’y, in Prince WW here e bushels of wos ~hes . ; oe te ? i ' ‘ i ot \ : the children in Philadelphia, within the past Tig ilddy “Of IReratuté Yourishes youth: | Edward Isiand, bounded and deseribed as ' i ie er acre gs 12 ; : ee he dy of literatur rishes youth, | . ; | of 4. 163 " Wi w months. is one lately developed in the}. isins oli age, adorns prosperity ices | fllows: Commencing at a stake fixed on r a wounds rere oe : } ert $01 age MOF] ” Perity, SOLACES : . 1 . .

; = " ee — se of a little daughter of Mr. dames Scull, ‘ : : Lhe west side of the road leading from Char- ‘ } tm Chat

t was sown m acre ‘ . adversity, is delightfui at home, and unob = P ' t pes 1 Weet side avenue. Ihe child is about iiineiy hana | lottetown to Brackley Point Road, at the

2 AO node , ner i 3 sive abroa: ha 7 ‘ : ;

oe poun i » gain per years of age, and was taken sick with ; | north-east anyle of Jand now in the pose -~ is Where 20 loads of | diptheria about tive weeks ago. Adayortwo A woman's heart 1s the true place for &/ session of Duncan McCallum, and running j ce ; an’a | ne ri} “~ alike an ir ’ 7 » : laid on, the yield per) previous to the attack sne had broken the | Mans ix vat wh; Daguerreotype-like, an in _| thence northwestwardly along Brackley was 13 816 pounds, a gain of 5.074} skin on the back of both her thumbs. Dr. } Slant gives the Impression, but an age Of} point Road for the distance of twenty-one

\ ‘ j “1 ‘ ree at Face } ¢ Si . .

! s. Where 20 loads of horse manure} E. W. Py the attending physician, found | sorrow an 1 change cannot efface it. | chains, or untilit meets the Kentyre Road; i t i was d £686 pounds, hild had all the symptoms of diptheria, | thence westwardly along said Kentyre z O,co2 J 3 hese are re-ults } w the exception of th rmation of the — - 7 p 4 Cc > tT | Road for the distance of torty-seven chains te tliat there are fertilizers} membrane in the throat Bat this mem+ aah * | and sixty links, or untilit strikes the easte s good results as| brane was formed ou the back of each —— |, ern boundary ofland now inthe possession i the plaster yielded > over Se ee ae Se ee ae THE B Reé yA DW AY ) of Duncan MeNutt; thence southwardly : pe nt. while the horse en abraded. The doctor. becoming inter- ' 4 Div . WV 4 parallel with said Brackley Point Rosd g c t Tl ‘recent... or sted in this strange freak of the disease;rTre| - r YPENY y | twenty-one chains to the northern bound- s per acre in the | Moved the distressed membrane from the | BOO] aS i OR} ary Of said Duncan McCallum’s land; ’ in Fe bumbs, when others succeeded in the same 4 | thence eastwardly along the northern side ie Uy ; y onli places. Ite then examined the membrane as | of Duncan Mc! illuin’s said land forty-seven t + of Guaie iti te i “U- } it appeared on the i's thumbs under the a | chai s and sixty links, to the place of com it t of their understandings | ,,, ; Seemed / | menceme cata nian ae it nicroscope, and found that it was in every |} Inencement. Said piece of land is bounded

. ror . - « anwily wi, ' ¢ | : ’ > nage

ou as .chudren, : aes be a3 easily | parucular like that which in this disease RE-OPEN ED, | on the north by the Kentyre Read, ou the lamiged 1 by bad Management sualiy forms in the throat or in some of the opal : [OF | west by land in possession of Duncan Me- Wi that the great difference found passages He took a membrane from WITH A CHOICE AND NEW SELECTION OF Nutt, on the south by land in possession of s s , * is habits or reliabi ity threat * another little daughter of Mr CX . Duncan McC im, and on the eas y the

5 more from the different manages | senil, who was then-sick, and has since died Books; Stationery, Toys, Fancy Brackley Point Road, and contains one

thar m variance of natural | with diptheria, and comparing it with that | hundred acres 01 land, a Jittle more or Jesse

: wnimals. Horses of high } tak from ber sister's thumb, found them | Goods, etc. | in Queen's County, and I do hereby give my lore easiiy educsted than those $ alike Phe little girl who had been | ,; public notice that I will, on Friday, the | ot $= } S > nd are more s Iscep I this singular deve opement, as | SCHAOL BOGKS A SPE TAL®Y | Sixteenth day of June next, 1876, at the

. ’ : } ., ” wary) } ‘ ning and consequently may | t sease advanced from one stage to an | if ii. | hour of twelve o clock, noon, at the Court s g i rding to the treat- ther, still continued to show symptoms of } Bargains will be received by every buyer aes a ; yee bert »- (he said County, ‘ ains will be received by eve uyer. | se ny Wat) - atict ‘

t they re e. Horses with dull having paraiysis of the palate and } o ; oe Pigg fay up oT -" ras set aaa sell at public auction, the above

. ‘ | Y PS ea ’ na e hea c 5 nx Ui} StMLISia iOn AWia rive . s deseribes property, or as thereof ; :

pirits are not : weans proo: against 7 nities, being unat ee to vOPes and see for yourselves that we CAN ND] will saticty evYy 1 el ns a i

. nr , t ver Hegan | ai) ‘) NAarTKeCad ON {he Sal

bad Managemen in them may often a we Sele vee & oo seo" | DO sell as cheap if not cheaper than any} Writ. bej ea 77 4 tl wit ¥ t be found the most provoking obstinancy; grow os . t BS, BOWeY r, and “— house in the city. on one hundred and ninety rout Bo - l

; ’ tt él ’ ly recovered, being again able t valk . = ' : = at tal inety- HOLLATS ANE

vicious habits of diflerent characters that ms oo ee , oo Tr. L. CHAPPELLE. | sixtyes¢ven cents, part thereof from 13th

’ ‘ move about 4s before her sickness tile 12° ’ ’ oT . ell epaisianal asada

: . them 10st entireiy worthless. ' : he rR r sickness, whil Oct. 11, 1875. day of May. 187] ant | 1, at the rate of ithe coming generat ol e seres of the backs of her thumbsare en- : , + 1 Peeeen ey Oi e rate of

the u geue},r YY rT 10rTr-e8 1 : S| lo Ss per cen ry } }

: peg Meng tirely healed up. Dr. Pyle is of the opinion ; a hie se ber Seen, benieg | t! country be kept f heir days : ; } & nplete Pictorial Hist Sherif's fase and elbcd dems) une ' ane) ve} — mt Haty » that the course taken hy the disease in this A ‘ rs te Pietortal i aoe w Ti sheriffs fees and amincidental expenses.

thoo to the re of five vears ih : ‘ . re best, chee pest, and most successtu r > r 12 ’ ee i if ok chiitied a vt "| case is @ Strong argument in favor of the Peusilel Piper { the Uy ra tar Wm. R. WATSON, Sheriff. | hrnds Z rel managers ’ . io ' . imily Pay nt WON. Y a coe — there coanion which many medisa) man hold, that Theil Edward J. Hodgson, Piaintiif’s Attorney. | Wouid ve seen i-t difference in the gen- for ria is not who fit ndeed chiefl »D » oF — : a i ' ’ ’ : ; — ee © a ; ! ia is not 0 iy, il sinaeed Chlienuy, Wy TOD) y Me } . Qo — 2 a: ! eral characters of the noble animals. |) ijjscase of the throat and organs of reepi| HARPER'S WEEKLY, | Sheritts Otice,Dec. 8, 1875, dee. 13—3i s PoOit is nev we vv ‘ ‘ - ‘ ane | | It a co ‘ ito get an advant- pyiion } ILLUSTRATED. SHERIFE’S ' ao age, it W neve now ossecses ¢ “ye +r | 1 “Ee, , , CHAS IC poseense ; luc Srony-TeLLter Ovrpong.-—Those who | —— » sie a7 SALE. annot c unk. oa 1 , . oe . OS COMETS 3 nd | ave in the habit of telling prodigious stories | Notices of the Press pearing —— en ——a bye Cte, 55 Wi ito have good memories; but, fortuns| /larper’s Weekly is the ablest and most} John Ings, Plaintiff, hi SKICTIS ni nervous, if & horse 13/ a:ely, their memories are generally very powerful illustrated periodical published in | Us. ; . ‘ ‘ hi rhe» . . . = > >? ant ‘ Tene? - re istomed trom his early Gays tO) short. Richard Brinsley Sheridan dealt with | this ceuntry. Its editorials are scholarly : fhe Jands and Tenements of John ve objects hit bim on the heels, back and | (hese medacious pests in a way peculiar to} and convincing, and carry much weight, Its | >'ewart, deceased, Defendant. ps, be will pay no attention to the giving | himself. He would never allow himself io} illustrations of current events are full and | alga fa harness or of a wagon running | be outdone by a verbal prodigy. Whenever | fresh,and are prepared by our best designers | I Y virtue of a Writ of Statute Execution, nD t unexpected moment. | a1 sirous story wast fin his presence, | With a circulation of 130.090. the Weel/ és tome directed, issued out of Her Ma- we ‘atv an aged lady drive a high would endeavor to outdo int by one of his | read by atleast half million persons nd ite | Jesty s Supreme Court of Judicature, at “cl trached toa carriage, down vn inage. and consign the narrator to] influence asan organ is simply tremendous, | the suit of John Ings, against the Lands and s steep hill, with no hold-back straps upon } © mfusion bya falsehoot more glaring than | The Weekly maintains a positive position,and | I cnements of Joha Stewart, deceased: I the harness and » assured us that there sown, Once in his hearing a sporting ad- | expresses decided views on political and } #ave taken and seized, as the property of | 1} ; ; t! ; 1, + 1 - . ianger, for her son accustomed his | Venturer ran thus ‘I was fishing one day. say | social problems. —Louisville Courier-Journal | tie said John Stewart, as above, all the } & . . . : ‘ . = 7 ' } orhyt ] “) {" } LA tui } f usages and sights that n a certain cold spring full of felicious trou yi Its articles are u odels of high-toned 4d boat, tithe apd freehold interest of the 1@ animal into frenzy | 99% » caught a large mess. But what| cussion, and its pictorial iliustrations ene stent sb hiergeh sed, in and to al ement Ag un bel * ally Surprising, net a foot from the ften re ents ¢ s ract, pice \ 2 OF. lan ituate nen A zg ! ; - waier: , N. j g i * Township Num- % ¢ t ree, norei- } ‘ : Yona? . % ‘: t k vour fish, Ss Art) » 12 Queen's ounty, in i 1,2 bulsior e thrown : - | I, ] r } Z , : , ad t ®r hooking em from j inimitable va ! Prince Ldward Island pounded ana de- = Sage pam aos s g, was & them into the| ments of t cou scriped as To ys: Commencing at a stake - s sticks nd the : rhe ereany. all enevesed as~| mes ixed ou the w sid the road leading e ‘ . nen Bit a ' fran } — ‘ > . tural condition of siiment and incredu atwat this monstrous Harpe! / a oe gt wn to Brackley Point “yf ; ‘nage sertion, With the exception of Sheridan. | illustrated journais ia the United State Road, at the north-east angle of land now t n be injured thereby. iow,’ said he, ‘of a phenomenon yet | circulat toria ind pietoria! | 12 Lhe possession of Duncan McCallum, And = : mprovement in the sing: | was tishing one day, | illustrat I Cincinnats. | Funaing U ee horth-westwardly along | y this noble animal; less | when | came to a place where there were ee | Brackley Point Road for the distance of : nd more of education. springs. fhe first was a cold one| 7 Ek RM XN ee ena ns, or until it meets the Sa ' el a j} kentyre Road; thence westwardly along | | stocked with tish, the second @ boiling one,}| —. on .cu Rage vy a , | 2 -¢,t . 5. | or ie ns a | { whe third a natura! fountain of melled | POSTAGE E ae aes BSCRIBERS IN Gaveps. said Kentyre Rtoad for the distance of ' ann atene of tl Hor "P. r and parsley!’ ‘Melted butter and| Harper's Weekly, one year.g......$4 00} forty-seven chains and sixty links, or until re | ‘ i the name ¢ e mh. . > 4 ‘ it strikes 2 @ ro } ary an ow oh ; i an 7 a Be oI P hed arsiey!’ exclaimed the first story-teller,| $400 includes prepayment of postage by | it strike the eastern boundary ot land n Ww $2 md g t it cashe at ug ble! publishers }in the possession of Duncan McNutt; rn . } ssible, bbsies | | ank The prisoner who ad- . | Subgeriptions to Harper's Magazine. Week-| thence southwardly parallel with said ‘ a sk Tih ‘ id , a i SUDSeripuans 0 irpey HAGAN, +¢@A- I , ; : . . — i mits t wi tir, was betrothed toa the eee ee ‘a meine ly and Bazar, to one od lress for one year Brackley Point Road, twenty-one chains to | . enrit little © SC] OME » "hfe ‘ re ; . : - | : i de e 3 | m young lady who is in a} Witty ith aory or oa ae. | os h 7 | $1000; or, two of Harpers Periodica!s, to | the northern boundary of said Duncau Mc- | di s at the disgraceful act of | ¥°re partners tn the rea a rib and one address for one year, 37 U0: postage free, Callum’s land; thence eastwardly along the ines “erg use "as e ere wet ’ ? - — : r = ‘ . he : 4 K Mr. itchell’s was business Ferguson was one of their custo An extr SOD) { either the Magazine northern side of Duncan McCailuin’s said vs t mers. Herschteld fell sick anddied. Fats a oF ee ee te ee | land forty-seven chains and sixty links to |

n ge of complicity in the} 7 Pnivaes to buy & deleat| Weekly, or Basar willbe supplied gratis for | # ee ean seen

4 ) Rnowledes of it | guson came to snicago tou buy a ale 0 every Club.of See S@licrbers a 400 each the place of commencement, Said | iece of | © qe goods after the melancholy event, of which, ine inl gh ches A | land is be led on the north by the Kenty:

a Famity \ regular } Sol fin one remittance ; or, Six Copies for $20 00 Ud I yunded on the bporth by the Kentyre }

[ — e Me } er. he as ui are Solo Ss at | : a ’ rr ' ” , ila Ai ae ; ‘ o. .

S , r Se ee ty without exira copy : postage free Road; on the west-by land in possession of he cise of an Irish it the door, draped in solemn sables,and fo as Ad : _ | Duncan MeNutt; on the south by land in | mn ne Dennis, if true; if not true; wrirg his hand in almost speechless Back Nuwbers can be supplied at any time. | possession of Duncan McCalluim, and on the | \nnuss Kex)-ter must be he'd repomss} anguish, thus a ldressed him:—*Ah, Mi _ The annual volumes of Hurper’s Weekly, | cast by the Brackley Voint Road, and con- | lied Atheary in 1804, at the | Ferguson, I'm glad to see you, We've had | in neat cloth bio ting, will be sent by express, | tains one hundred acres of land, a little |

. ye hundred and and seventeen: he | a loss, a serious Joss; Mr. Herschfeld is dead. | free of expense, for $7.00 each. A complete | more or less, in Queen’s Conaty, and I] sad en m d seven times, the last | He was a fine man, Mr Ferguson, and he| Set, comprising Nineteen Volumes, sent on | hereby give public notice, that L will, on | | i » yreg ‘ ‘ , . ai . P @s ¢ ll \ a3 ° |

‘ t} ve ninety three. He sur-| thought a great deal of you. Many ani receipt of cash at the rate of $9 29 per vo Friday, the sixteenth day of June next, i the births of forty eight children, | “any & ume, when he couldn t sit on his} freight at expense of purchaser. 1876, at thehour of twelve o'clock, noon, |

two hundred thirty six grand-children, eibow and take his broth, he’s said to me: Prominent attention will be given in| atthe Court House in Charlottétown, inthe

? . . 1 ‘co —_—- : ’ ti Po}? sa). : . » é : ° four hundred avd forty-four great-grand | Ob.f I could only see Mr. Ferguson again! | Harpers Weekly to the iilastration of the} said County ,set up and sell at public auetion, | @ iliren.ond twenty-five great-great grand- | And the day he died, Mr Ferg son, the last} Centennial International Exposition. the above described property, or as much | children. —Al! the Year Round. Nar Seng Dh aa Fo Address HARPER & BROTHERS. | thereof as will satisfy the Levy marked on | . ..| Mr. Perguson comes t shicag ' 7 ‘ >: ; , | » Sai ‘it. pei SILO ¢ ovether | Hotping Fast to its Op Name which it or oge ster I'm Nov. 22, 1875. New York. | the said Writ, ocing $269.90, together with | “weasel i fuliy through the long | ad and gone, be sure you sell bim the walilcthecioudls | interest on one hundred and sixty-two dol- | = . ‘ -ucé ~) ii roug ° j » . is ’ e 7 has « ! Z Sa, one ae : - 1 “ ed xoods althe very lowest bottom price.” And “A Repository of Fashion, Pleasure, and In- liars und twenty-two cents. part thereof | om I POt ‘ars 1e@ 4 1é F al . _ 7 * . . il - : period of thirty . _ - ve { 4 a | will, too, Mr, Ferguson. What shall I siruction.” | from 13th day of May, 1871, uutil paid, at ! 7 Ww ys t oO how wv 9°’ e } :

'y ‘tm +t - ve “ hb show you ? - | the rate of six dollars per cent. per annum, | Centennial ear with he vigor oO 18 — »>DF 7 OY > y ) ‘side riffs fees ¢ incidental ex- | ¢ . _ ef iin: end elt albania’ ‘ete | Pprgeni—A Bridgeport physician sends HARPER'S BAWA Rk. besides Sheriff's fees and all incidental ex- |

rime it I + & i ‘ : in 5 i .% ey a | renses,

mixes of still greater achievements in its | ‘h¢ Standard the following: * Our advice to ILLUSTRATED |! Wm. R. WATSON, Sheriff. | eel te sphere that of a plain pracs | parents is—for this 1s mostly a disease of - . SUN, Oneri "|

approprit ;¢ i a vii » aCe | , } } = aE Ed , yy, e. ny

| childhood—protect the feet, je , : 2dward J. Hodgson : s Atty. tical, highly-instructive, and trustworthy | : f ; : eta | : - A —— oe Notices of the Press. oo tJ. Hodgson, Plaintift’s Att J

,% your children well, by suitable clothing. , Sheriff's office. Dec.8,1875 tdec. 13—3i

family journal. Its name, adapted at the | (, ital : ' 8. The Bazar is edited with a combination ef heriff's office, Dec.8,1875, [dee. 13—3i cae in) Mall OF Gel, babe Give them plain, substantial food, plenty of i t that ; Star ‘ spe eld of as Deco . a aclt 1eL i ye sel I i

orb Poe doary. taPhanpe a ‘ @) rest. with fresh air and sunsbine. Discara | '@¢t oe - ae or bi ae lind in any . oe A

) is-nome cause ( ane . ‘ » ; :

ila ‘im r * _ vuse be Is NOW | fate hours and exciting amusements, and too ne ate - and Age) a a ‘a ; is the organ \ ALI A BL M > “¢ le , “ve “y | ; ‘ . , iF, } as uns ; a : onan — -ountry. | not rooms. If your child takes eold, keep it 7 ‘ell great wortd of fashion, Boston Phe closiog number of volume 34, new be- | home in a pleasantly warmed room, and The o. : eAds itself ‘

re rr hike jts ~ lea the , i » ® 32 3 ’ Ce Pe c a avery em- | fore us, i1K it ual is 1¢8. 18 full ot good | a Imit sunlight pretty freely. If with the I u nomad ‘id. itself to ¢ very mem | | things Vv ed in contents which are pre- ' id there is some sore throat, use simple or of the a ol —lo the children Dy | pared with much labor, thought and care | remedies to promote perspiration and a droll and pretly pictures, to tne young ladies ‘T ‘ 7 : \ fas ~piates nile “ie | int trated with over OU well executed | Waler compress about the throat. In the - ae e et on ; by oe ae = T I ’ ; ;* A und well-printec original sketches and en- | m-antime keep a vigilant watch of lhe throat, +e aa roger PY is patterns for the CO Y H KI D

* } ° , ire . ee / fu pil its | gravings. Tt inalis a marvel of cheap- | aod upon the first appearance of white or a omen - palerfamilias by it ° ness, be auty ind utility costing enly 3) 60 |) grey patches send for vour physician, Do tasteful « esigns orembroidered slippers and |

i : : - - : } . Ws MSCIN ues v < nN »reading. »enh vy D, . i ‘TIne r a year, postage included. for it is more | ot put it off to see ifit will not getgwell of | UXUriou an 7 gowns. But the reading . sold by Public Auction on TUESDAY, than 500 double pages of useful intorma- ! self. Twelve hours may decide the fate of | ™@ at of t TY Jasar is uniformly of great the twenty-fifth day of January next,

: ' - ‘ t 2“ > > > i . . , 7. hry A f a zc tion, and 500 to 600. or more, of fine ens | your child—prompt, thorough.eflicient medi oe eee ws Peper has acquired a Wi © | (1876) at the hour of 12 o'clock, noon, at the | gravings Every family should have it. | cation at thisstage of the disease wil! rarely ee A or ton e enjoyment it affords Colonia! Building in Charlottetown. under

© - i - — » : , es > Y ' } Oranze Judd Compeny, Publishers. 245) fi! of success; later the’system may be too | i 5 ny eg ; | aud by virtue of a Power of Sale, contained | ou Maen Ve Ci F lepressed to respond to any remedies, nits way there isnothing Ike it. Fresh] jy an Indeature of M rigage, bearing date the | roOszadway ew H ity. : ‘ mee thy : Pp : jand trustworthy as a fashion guide, its | first day of May, one thousan’ eight hun-

Triep By His Peers —Mr. Parsons, a laws

} yer in Chicago, was trying a case before a

| Jury. being counsel for the prisoner. The

he objected to being sworn on the Gospels, judge was very hard on him, and the jury but exsked for the Old Testament. And} 'TOUsghbtin a verdiet of gulity. Mr. Parseus this te wi followed | moved fora new trial. The judge denied A Bible was procured, the witness put his | the motion and remorked: ‘The Court and hoch éter the Uret Gee placed his | Jury think the prisoner a knave and a fool.’ c+p on his head, said ‘I swear’ (in response | aa genet hgom ply replied : « The reeenee f> the sida! sajunction to ‘tell the San | Wishes me to say he is perfectly satistied—be

Sweanine a Jew. -One of the witnesses in a recent trial at St. John, was Mr. John

Ciark, tobacconi«t, and the ‘ News’ says

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books,

} an i , , . 7 the whole trath, and nothing but the bas bee tried by a Gourt and jury of his 5 } peer truth,’) and kissed the open leaf with «| —

| A Great Insustice.—A milk pedier, named | Drew, was yesterday in the City Hall police ; Station to secure aid in tracing the where- | abouts of a family wno had changed loca- | tions between two days, owing nim three | dollars.

hearty »mack

‘Where did you come from?’ asked Dr. Tuck

‘ Helland,’ replied the witness.

‘Did you bear the same name there that you do here ?

| * Well, I suppose the i jelve ‘Yeos—pno—n all the ti ; ron ee? r fale } me. Am | lings’ worth of wes ; c 2 it alter in that milk : (turning to tho J ilge) io answer that remarked the Chief oe

question ?’ ‘That's wt t Ils—that’ t ‘Ty . 1 : ats where it galls—that's w > i Then you didn’t bear the same name in jo ll

manne | hurts!’ replied the dealer. « They were new customers and Ihadn’t commenced t ater | a 7 2m dto water | W ousee replied Mr. Clarke. ‘it is | the milk yet.’ > } the custom of the Israelites, no m itter > stlsxt coutry they my be in, to chatos Proupence.—Over-caution and over—pre- the raves of their 5 paralion not seldom defeat their own object.

codren when they are

sick to desth, to see if it will hele Gllede Washington Irving tells ofa Dutchman who,

having to leap a «itch, went back three miles

ge" We t. I Ww very sCcK& when a chi d ' co r > ‘ . f at he mnight hav ag { i P id ate ahd le e m & #00. . run al rt and ( le P P ti 7 ae 4 me es to Jolin foun ! humself so complet+ly winded when he larke, tad the aie announ | é /e i i ob i < oe, i ) cer in the i arriy ad at it again that he was liged lo Sit

and | have kept it yet,’ | down on the wrong side to take his breath.

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