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or reward sustained him through those hours of

: plus Haonger than death, the poor ivother had) — ply

\ that of Great Britain.

an -

LATE GALE ON THE LABKADOR— TOUCHING INCLIDUNTS.

° [Prom the Pablie Ledger ] There are true herees wm the bumblest walks of fife, as well as in the high pirces of the field | * The short and ennple avial« of the poor,” if written, would disclose some of the noblest in) Stanees Of self sacrifice, and brave endurance for the eake af others, that have ever glorified our Dumanily, and litted our eouls te higher lewele A sery touching ifustration of this bas just been relat to me, by one who has recently returned from Babrader. chall endeavour to tell the tale briefly and simply. The awful burricane that raged along the coast of Labrador ou the 9th of October Jast hae no araliel in the memory of the oldest inhabitant sea rete. in many places, th rty or forty feet higher than it had ever been known to rize before ” <n a sane ne of the weve Subseriber has Jusr Recerven, wut perceptible change, for half a century, > bie ' "ERD we Way before the furious rush of the w ater n | sn Ship Dupe, free LEER REOOEs, battalions. Huge boulders that the united efforts te ay of twenty-four stroeg men could nat move. were 1 \ i herled from their heads and carried far up the i . Deach hy the mighty sewing ef ocean Blindirg snow drifte, showers of bail, sleet and rain) New and Fashionable aecompained the tempest Alne! for the peer! 1 ulies’ Velvet Tuchaus and Turban Shapes, choice Gshorman along that iron-bound coaat. whose frail | Flowers. Feathers, Bend and Dr p TProonnings barques were net aufficently abeltered from the! Black Silk Velvets, Velveteens, Silk and Velvet

j

W. E.DAWSONWS,

Who bas Iwported this Fall, and bas oo band, the largest stock hitherto offered to his

customers.

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NEW FALL G00DS

Liverpeol Hiouse, QUEEN STREET.

ye

via Halt

instalment of his

lL. STOCK,

CUNSISTING OF

iret

Dress Materials;

storm. {na few hours thirty vessele were driven 4, the Newest Style in Shawls, Velveteen

ashore, or ewalloed in the boiling surges: some, Cd" Ml s, Covered Skirts, skirt Trimmings,

Siete Bandred beings were shipwrecked, and ~“ "iH : ane _. ess Corset, Daisy Trina nes, Hut Wreaths, &¢, &e.

dhere than thirty wet a watery grave, or perished of cold and havger on the inhoapitunle coast. The Preduce of months of hard toil wos swept away

A Sessel named the Renfrew, Delanev M ister, with a farge namber of men. wenn, and ehildren on beard, tried bard to ride out the hurrican ; but at length she dragged her anchors and was drwen ashore. With great differ ity all on board were sately landed Drenched with rain, blinded by the snow-dritte. shivering in the eutting blasts they found themselves without food the nearest huts being five miles distant.

The greater part of Fall Supply daily expected from Great Britain.

WILLIAM FULL,

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ALT par

“ 14, 1867

ERATION IN BUSINESS, Notice to Debtors.

or shelter, Subscriber hereby notifies that a

Night

a : e being about to be m » in ¢lased in as the last of them wer being dragged! ., ,, _— * , ‘ i 7 - - om the Business carried ou at well, heretofere, by ashore, Their only hope lay in endeavouring te)... 1. P 5 a , od a 1 subse he the tate t CR Hlepiie Ss. “evenseUu, Ali ubse veheh the bute: and threngh the darkness and sentiv by the lersivned

storm these who were able stagoered on along ‘Ande aes lt mach

the pathless wilderness in search of shelter. M = . 7 ae era oe Whe ean picture the horrors of that awful night pel an wii y se e | sy gre eon

‘ Siar ties y dthipinents, ts of fand, and Beok

of euffering, When the morning son shone ont, Accounts, t tuless they pay their respective

nineteen Wetmen and children tay lead along the) accounts iu i tls Pall, t ey shall be sued with

shore. One group of children were found clasped | out rer D e on the closiuy of the Navigation

in each Others arwes, auk m wud to the knees,| All kinds of merchantable ps

frozeu, all dead! During the darkoess and the) payment.

2oafusion ef lauding, four young children were f

aeparated frown their parenta whe sought for

thee in vain, and at length gave them up for lost

A bay fourteen years of age encountered these

pour iittles ones; and on learning tieir deplorable

qeight, he resolved to do what he could tu save

their lives. Making the shivering eniddren Sie

down, lweked in each othes arms. be set to work Per «I o- )

réaolutely collecting moss and piling it ou them yA satus, from London ,

layer after layer, till at length the piercing cold) /T0m Glasgow ; *L C. Owen,” ©

= Poway coclnded Then having fortunately dine,” and * Helen Malcolm,” Iscevered @ fragment of a sail. be epread it over s er nnd

all, rolling stones on the extremitir em keep it in _— Liverp nal

its place. By hard toil he collected more moss,| *2 > BALES and Cases DRY GOODS,

and increased the rude covering, until the poor, ® 4 Bales White and Colored Cotton Warp,

oduce taken in

Rk. J. CLARKE.

Orwell Cheup Store, 2 tf \

EUROPEAN EXCHANGE,

NEW GOODS TO ARRIVE,

; ‘* Empress,”’

Un-

fittle childrew ceased tu ery with the bitter cold, 100 Bolts Bleached Navy Canvas, aad sank into a slumber. Throng) all the dreary 3U Boits Clipper Duek, tor Buat Sails, hours of that awtul night. this heroic bey remained 20 Hhds. DeKuyper’s Gin,

by these children guarding them trom the blast 4 Casks BRANDY,

aud epesking to them when they awoke words of 6 Casks Scotch Whiskey, cheer and hope. He might have taken refuge io 44 Chests aud half chests TEA,

the buts, but he would not leave his} ‘lpless charge 12 Keg

At length day-light appeared, and then be turned 6 Casks Washing Soda

his tottering footsteps towarda the huts to look 6 Bbis. and Cazes CONFECTIONERY, for aid. When half way, he met the parents of 6 Kegs and 3 Cases Colwau's Mustard, the miasing children coming out to seareh for 1 Key Cream ‘Tartar,

their bodies. He told them where they were to ] Cask Epsoun SALTS,

be found ; and on lifting the covering of tmoes their ] Case Nutmegs, 3 bbls. Currants,

Bi carbonate Soda,

hearts tarobbed joyfully te find their children alive 1 do Indige, , refresbed with sleep But, alas! on the way 1 Bol. ALUM, 1 Bul. Saltpetre, ' , they found the noble bey who had saved 1 de Copperas,

30 Boxés Raisins, | Bag Pepper, 2 Cases Caster OIL, 20 Crates EARTHENWARE. Together v LARGE STOCK ON HAND, will be seld Low tu the Trade for Cash or approve d

credit, P. W. HYNDMAN.

me ERSKIN'’S BRAHEESUGAR POWDERS,

A Tonie and Unfailing Remedy for Rheumatisin of all kinds, Neuralgia,

Lumbago, Sciatica, As also for FACK-ACHE, TOOTH-ACHE, EAK-ACHE, COUGHS, and all affections from Colds. te See Laucet, under Mepicat. Patronace. WM. R. WATSON. City Drug Store, Victoria Building, Queen Street, Sept. 16, 1867

their children’s lives, at the expense of his own, dying dead! Nature was exhausted after the fatigue and exposure of the night; aud unable to

Teach the friendly shelter, he sank and expired. Our hearts have thrilled over the tale of the gallant Sydney, who, when parched with the death thirst, gave the cup of water to the wound- ¢daoldier, saying. “thy need is greater than mine.” History has glonfied the names of those who have eacrificed their lives on the altar of patriotism, or who risked and lost life in alleviating the woes. or saving the lives of others With moistened eyes we have read of the British soldier who thrusts the despatch with which he was entrusted dato bis wound, lest it should fail into the bands ofthe enemy, and then lie down to die. Our pulses have throbbed over the stury of the boy | whe |

{* Stood op the burning deck

Whence all but be had tled,”’ } and though the flames were curling round bim. | refused to move till his father, who had placed him et the post of duty, should give the order tu —. = eee of this gallant young msl taal .

re Newloundland deserves record amen % q E 1 the brightest acts of waseifish heroism. Picture | NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS ' : hin ia that night of storm, on the savage shore of NUE Subscriber would iatorm the [ahabi-

rader, when the hardest fishermen were tants of P. E. Island, that, on the arrival «f driven to shelter, though their fellow-creatures | the Brig ANN, trom Liverpool, G. B., be will were perishing around, as they cried in vain for oller, aay BS the how! —— tempest, snd the rear Wholesale and Retail,

t ry surges in his ears, struggling alon , : ie te deter ont save these poor ii otiiteee for Cah c¢ guod)Joms Notesof: Hund, ievling his own strength ebbing away, and yet, at Nos. 1,2 & 3 WHITE LEAD, in 56, 28, & 14 the call of humanity, refusing to listen to the promptings of self preservation, giving up his Black, Red, & Yellow PAINTS, in 25 & Ld lbs. ; young life on bebalf of others Consider, | Boiled and raw LINSEED OILS; tow, that these he saved bad oo claim of Chance’s Swethwick GLASS; blood or kindred on him. No prospects of praise PUTTY, Black aad White, in Bladders 28 and 14 Ibs ; darkness. Noeye but His to whom “the dark-) CUT NAILS, and CUT SPIKES; nese and light are both alike” warked his bervisin. Diamond Head DECK SPIKES;

Tt was a deed of pure, unselfish love. I have not) Bars Refined and Common IRON, assorted sizes; been able to ascertain the name of ths gallant Barrels and Kegs COAL PAK;

boy ; but whea, in after years, the tale of the awful Barrels Black and Bright VARNISHES; hurricane of 1367 on the Labrador, shall be told Coils HEMP and WIRE CORDAGE; asrecnd the winter bearths of the fishermen, shai} Bolts Extra and Navy Boiled CANVAS; not this hervic deed be told alxo “ for a wemorial’ Bars YELLOW METAL, 8 to 7;

of bia; sud shall it not awaken youog hearts to YELLOW METAL BUTT BOLTS,7 « 8; similar deeds of self-sacrifice. CLINCH RINGS, Iron ard Yellow Metal;

The survivors dug a common grave for the Crates and Casks GLASS, CILINA, aud EARTH- deed ; and in it, with bitter, beart-wrung tears, ENWARE,—Crates asserted for country | tusbands laid the uncoffined bodies of their wives tise 5 and children, and friend buried friend. No coffin) ANEW MIXTURE for Bottoms of FISHING or ebreud for any terth; fe memorial tw mark | BOATS, much approved of by English their resting place ; ne werds of Cliristian cunso- fishermen.

Jation, breathed over their dist. _ Phe young hero Parties wanting any of the above articles wil! whose tale I have told sleeps with the others in do well by calling aud inspecting thew, at the | this lonely grave. But avother form was jaid OLD STAND, formerly occupied by W. W.

there—that of a mother whe was found dead, with Loup & Co., HEAD of LORD’s WHARF, |

Ibs. ;

a living infant changing to ber breast, aud endoay-) Water Street. "¢ffaw nvurishweut trom her bosem— ARTEMAS LORD. om * from men who seldoth wept. With

Oct. 29, 1966

® Peraelf of ber clothing, Wrapped it arsuud ae then clasping it to her bosom soas

|

WEST INDIA HOUSE, tre he blast, sh. sank iuto the ‘ f a In ai eieeia the ees | Upper Great George Street,

See a , oF FPVUE Subscriber offers for Sale, at his ad mother's D mighty power of love, that |irobs often anost strongly in the besoin of the huwhb!est—those whom we iv our pride and seorn, poss by with cee to deeds uf self-sacrifice that phew depths of tenderness slumber unsus- in human hearts. and proving to what te humanity way rise. How poor does many gp deed that bas been sung by a poet appear when cuntrasted with the acts of thie naineless 1 ISINS and poor, loving mother ead boy! = Pa eae Bags RICE

cr! How your deeds of love brighten 60 oe. “FIGS o "he a PEPPER

this aectie of horrors, carrying our tyoughts up Chests Superior TEA, ; or to that Infinite Love who gave Himerlf for our! BbisCrashed SUGAR, Cacks Washing Sopa,

leat humanity ; rebuking vur cold selfishness, Hhds and bbls. P. R. Hhds and Bbhis. P R. fed say tu all go and do®omething tu help and i } your eulfering brothers! O dark inys

ibls SUGAK, Ee een pain and death! In presence of

Store, the following, viz: i ti Hhds. Strong Demrara SPIRITS, Hids Helland GIN, | Casks Port and Sherry WINE, | Casks Heuuessey’s Dark & Pale Brandy, Casks Scotch Whiskey (Prime), Casks Trish WHISKEY 30 Moz. Edinburg ALE, 6 Cases CHAMPAGNE, * Blood’s xx x PORTEL, Causes CLARET, 3 Bbls. CURRANTS,

MOLASSES,

6 Bois. Kerosene OIL, 6 Bbls. Red ONTONS, 20 Doz. Afi. BROOMS, 2) Doz. Am. BUCKETS,

samples of love breathed into the soul of —Also—

man the Divine source of Love, we ean! A large stock of Spices. Pickles, Frait, &e., &e.,

better believe, nutwithstanding the dark chain of; ,, . atisnble for the ; that encircles our race, tat the universe ,. The nace a ure of the very best descrip- Feetied in the arme of Everiasting Love ; and 90" AU ¥'Y be Sold cheap oo

LEMUERL MeKAY, 1

sewaon. * Every ¢loud that spreads above, 7, UR6e

Aud veileth love, itself is love a — ee JOH A Cowranisox.—Tuw St. LBuis Republican c ih the most lugubrious terms, the heavy Durtheo of taxation which the American people ete now called upou to endure. Lt says that, in former times, it used to be the custom jor Ameri. ant to boast of being the most light!y taxed people ja the world, and te point with delight to Great @8 an imatance ot rhe howmenrd Methen

# attention to a tew facts connected with the | 9 ;

‘Pusition of the two countries, which ure, | Perms Cash. i very instructive and suggestive. ‘The | Fntrafice at the side Door,

Charlotterown, Dee N BELL, I J ANUPACTURER of Clothing

in allits branches, thankfal to his friends und patrons for past favors, begs leave to inform them and the public generally, that he is still to be foaud at his Old Stand on QUEEN STREET, and is prepared to wake up al! kinds of garments, entrust- ed to him in the latest style aud improvement of fusbion.

u

of taxation in Great Britain is YO ceuts on | Queen Street, Jul G5 san Street, July &, [Re6. \ Ahe one hundred i iw the United States the September 2, 1867 of tax eoneidering that of the | ——————

and luca! corpurations, is three dvilars aud OTICE niae-three eents upou the hundred doliirs of PPO") FINET Subs NOTICE 68 perty, Thus the Fae of tag by the Federal! I Subscriber having clo-ed his business Aduvernment aluve is four times as great as establish ment at Suuimerside, hereby notifies | : Mos ts this ail. The| all emmnas indebted to him, on Rents, Book : | xccounts, Fromissary netes or otherwise, that the | von their wentral ae, — must be puid te him at his Utice ia harlot. than of the Britixt Islands | ‘ the “ nee = their efficient | vey orm t nr as... Aa, ae ae : Re ae Yan aet A ate Land fax Oilfice. list ie Bept up. and every nan who Tue Office of COLLECTOR of LAND TAX--Corner of Grattomynd » Hilisboroagh

‘View is bouutifully rewarded, and deseondanis after him + while, in Ameviea, | Streets, Charlottetown, a few doors frow the‘ Ex. have distingy theuiselves by amiuer’ Office. DAVID LAWSON, Deputy Collector.

tsbed Sid generals who have tight and Charlottetewn. Octoher 2. 1867 fo! panere

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pay

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JAMES C. POPE.

Charlotretown, Sep. 9. 1867.

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country, are svou for, 1, and tow to eink “tert pos vety and \ re

rate CANOE ADRIFT. -

ONE adrift from the Breastwork in front of Government House, a Caxor. Any | rey wiving iuformatiou of its whereabouts will |

, Goverment House, 4h Nov’r, 1867,

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interest the

before the public, are still increasing in popularity,

because they coutiuue to make cures

YUPARALLSLS9

in the history of Medicines, as abundantly appears by the ‘ollowing, among hundreds of similar testi monials, from peoplewf the highest respectability from all parts of tae Lower Provinces.

There is no longer any reason why the most hope- less cuses in any disease arising from impurities of

the blood may not be cured, as well as

GENERAL DEBILITY,

FEMALE WEAKNESSES, &e., &e.

OUR

ALTERATIVE SYRUP

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no mau can doubt, who will look over the following

CERTIFICATES: Cancer o: the Womb Cured.

Messrs. Rogers & Co,

Gents.—I have been cured by your wonderful Medicine of one of the worst of diseases, as fullows, Viz.

I had been afflicted for several years with an in- ternal Tuwor, aud fuur years ago L was taken sick with a fever; the old complaint also revived. i bad a Doctor attending me, but continued to get worse, we sent for anotoer Doctor. He prouounced it a hopeleas ease, and said 1 could not live loug He said the Tawor was then av large asa piut bowl, i suffered triends eXpected

and was assuming a cancerous Kalure. wore than tongue can tell. My me to die daily. They were called in to see

die, and 1 was reduced toa mere skeieton. I[ suff ed in this dreadful manner tor upwards of two years I at length, as a forlorn hope was induced to try your medicine. Tue first worse, and [ became discouraged; but the Kev. A, W. Borss advised we I did se, and sven began tu improve, and | am now well aud a wonder to myself and neighbors. I feel as one raised frow the dead. [ama y wolano vf 26 years of age. [ state these things for the bepefit suttering humanity, and | cannot begin to describe the severity of my case—it is widely kuowa lu the County of Yarmouth, Nova Sevtia.

Yvurs, with wucu gratitude,

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again,

Aug au

LUIS A HATFIELD. We, the undersigned, friends of Miss Hatfield, bave mucu pleasure in eudursilug @il sue says av A and much wore wisut be sald of this must eXtra

vruluary CSc. Makiad GAVILL,

Macy L. McoCurmic,

a

ULCERATED CANCER CURED!

Who needs better proof than the following volun- tary testimony of

MRS. HANNAH BALMAIN, OF WICKUAM,N.B,

Some four years since there came a lump in my breast, and at the time [ did not know what it was —but un showing it to three Doctors, they told me it was » ** CANCER,” and jor which the knife would have tw be applied; then again, | went to a female doctor, who bas been in the habit of curing Cancers by drawing them out, but she informed me that it was deep in the flesh and wo long seated, and therefure could not beip me. Kuowing that some-

| thing must be done, [ concluded t,o try your medi

cine, which I saw advertised in t e Vitor. Ac-

'eordingly 1 sent for a can of Ointment and Powders

for making the Syrup, which I used without the slightest change at tue time. I began to taluk It was a failure, but concluded to give 1t another trial ; consequently [ procured auother can of Uinimenct and Powders, aud frum its use it gathered aud broke in two places, and discharged very freely for abuut six months, after which time it broke again in another place, and one of the old Ulcers healed up, the remaining two still remaining, ove of which ran for two aad a half years, the otuer bealing up in about two months after it Groke, during whlica time 1 used your medicine regularly i way state, that the jast Ulcer healed up about months ago, since which time I have enjoyed govi beaith. Yes, | may say better health tuau | have enjoyed tur several years.

ere

toirtecn

1 remain yours, respectfully, Mrs. HaANNAn BALMAIN.

Wickham, Queen’s Co., N. b 7

February 11, 1867.

EXTRACT OF A LETTER.

Fiv« Isuanps, Nova Scotia, 2 Ustuover Zist, 1867. 45

Messrs. Rogers & Co. Gents :—My daughter is nicely, and you have done wonders, for I never tuouzght you would wake cure as you bave done. Her leg appears to be quite strong, but it itches a little. Yours, d&e., EDWARD CorRBETT.

The above was a very severe case of Serofula af four or five years standing, and after having balled the skill of the best Physicians and almost every other Patent Medicine, aud the child appeared to be on the verge of the grave, and the parents having lost confidence in everything in the medical line,

| we undertook the cure for a certain sum, and if we | failed we were to get vothing = but we succeeded, | |as we do in every case of Scrofula we undertake

Nearly the whole of the bone from the knee to the ankle came vut in pieces frum time to time, Koe@rrs & Co.

Mrs. Eédwin Starratt, of Port Williar, Nova Scotia, after having lost the use of her Jimbs fv upwards of three years, has been fully restored to ber former health by the use of our medicine. Any one wishing to know the particu ars can correspoud

with Mrs. 5. wo will give every information.

K & Co.

Mr. Allen, Editor of the Liverpool Transcrint, Nova Scotia,bas been cured of a very bad seroful au sore ou his leg, of several years standing, after every otber means failed. ;

R & Co. |

Miss Miles of Milton, Queen’s Co , Nova Scotia was for upwards of three years suffering fron . general derangement of the system. Suspension of the menses, bleeding at the lunys, &c., Xe, to all appearance was fast sinking to the grave. Medical skill and every other means proving. inef- fectual. Ina few months our ALT'ERATIVE SYRUP restored her to ber usual health,

and

Persons wishing to kuow the truth of this ease can drop a line to the Rev. Jous Hucues, Baptist Minister at the above place. We could easily fill pages of newspapers with the relation of such cases, but we deem the above sufficient fur the preset

R. & Co.

Tt usually takes from six to twelve months to effect a cure in cases of long standing, aud will cost from thirty to sixty dollars. for such cases is to order a $29 box at first, which can be had in New Bruswick by ordering irom

JOHN CHALONER, ESQ.,

John.

Ketail, or address

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“Endorsed by the Medical College

of Giasgoew.”’

DR. JUDSON’S VX) slo

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PZ \HE Subseribers, B. L JUDSON & CO, are

the Sole Agents and Importers on this Continent, of this Wonderful Medicine, and propose to give here

g thy it is the Best ana Safest

Wor d,

the experience aud study of

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Certificate from a Physician 20 years ago

Retore t ledical College, Giaszow. I doh rtify, that by request of scores of

my patients and others, I nave analyzed what 1s known as old Dr Juadgon’s Worm Candy Sticks; on analysis, [ ficd it to contain nothing that is the least injurious to the young t. ‘I find that the Medicine used, acts specifically on the Worms, | aod is @ per‘ect regulator the debilitated system —knowing tars to t ic fact, and the medicine 80 pleasantly disguised in a i vagly id to thia Board surlve

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expressed a wish. that this 1a price as would en rble ali, THE POOR ESPE JLALLY, to use it. in

we huve put it at tullowing

Old Dr. Judson

Remedy shoud be put at su

deferenve tu that wish, price.

HF Price only 20 cts per package, or 50 cts for turee packages. Sold by every Drugyist and Medical Dealer in Europe and America.

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MRS. WINSLOW,

An experienced Nurse and Female Physician, pre- seats to the attention of muthers her

4 1 Pen t Ss - . & r ® | : By . SOoorpine SVrup = e 9 FOR CHILDREN TEETHING, which greatly facilitates the process of teething, by iudaw mation— willaliay all pain and spasmodic action, and is SURE TO REGULATE TILE 3BOWELS, Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest tc yourselves, and } Relief and Ilealth to yeur Infants. We bave put up and sold this article for over thirty years, and can sty, im confidence and trath of it, what we have never been able to say other medicine—never has it failed. ina single instance, to ellecta cure, wheo! timelyused, N

cuttening the guim4, reducing all

of aay

Never did we kouw au tustance of dissatisfaction by any one who used it; on the con- trary, all are delighted witb its

speak in terms of highest commendation of its magi

operations, ana

We speak in this matter **what we do kuew,” after thirty years’ experience, and pledge our reputation foi the fnifilment of what we here deciare. [n almost every lusiance waere the infant fs suifer ing trom pain and exhaustion, relief will be found in fifteen or twenty wlinuies after the syrup is admintstered.

‘al effects and medical virtues.

This valuable preparation is the prescription 0; one of the most expemenced and skilfal nurses

jin New England, and bas been used with nevere

failing success in TIOUSANDS OF CASEs.,

It not ouly relieves the child frow pain, but invi- gorates the stomach aud bowels, corrects acidity, and gives tone and euergy to the whouie system. It wil! almost instantly relieve

GRIPING IN THE BOWELS, AND

WIND COLIC, and overcomes convuisions, which, if net speedily 'remedied, end in death. We believe it the best and surest remedy in the world, in all cises of Dysentery and Diarrhea. in Children, whether it arises from teething, or from any other jwause. We would say to every mother who has a | child sufferiog from any of the foregoing complaints do not let vonr prejudices, nor the pre» judices of others, stand between your suffering j child and the relief that will be sure—yes, abso | lately sure—to follow the use of this medicine, if j timely used. Full directions for using will accom- | pany each bottle. None genuine unless the fac- jsimileof CURTIS & PERKINS, New York | is on the outside wrapper. , GF Sold by Druggists throughout the world. Principal Oilice, No.48, Dey Street, a ¥ . Price only 26 Cents per Bottle. Qetober 15, Isé6,

is, unfortunately, felt by most

B. WIT AON HIGGS, | General Commission Merchant

‘ — AUCTIONEER, Charlottetown, » +++ + P. E. Isiand.

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May 27,1367, Ty CARD. THOWAS KELLY, | Barrister-at-Loaw, Notary Public, | AND } CONVEYANCER,

Summerside, - -- - = P. E. I.

10, L866. THOWAS W. MAY,

Surveyor and Conveyancer, | Glenstewart - - * Southport.

Dee lv pd

REFERENCE : The Surveyor-General, Charlottetown.

June 10, 1807. ly Fiovr, Tea, Sugar Molasses; Gin and Rum, &e-

pee Subserivec bus im Store and for

sule— , . |

1} ifbds. Bright Porto Rico SUG ‘R,

5 Puns. Brigit Retailing MOLASSES, | 80 Puns. Demerara KUM, Pale & Culored,

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{50 Chests Superior Congo RA, { y Hhds. Holland GLN, i

) Bois. Superior Extra FLOUR, }

) Boxes Liverpyol SOAP, |

1W Baudles Winnie Cotton WARP, j tiids. and Qor. Cueks Pale BRANDY, Hhds. Port and Sherry WINE | " OWEN CONNOLLY. |

Ch’town, 23th Feb., 1867.

NEW BERRING!

FROR sale, 300 barrels Newfoundland BR HERRING, (caught this seasou), Just arrived | ex schoouer ** Lily vf the Valiey,’ aud fur sale

approved creail A. McNEILL,

Aucuioneer.

cheap lor Vash ot

Reading Room Building, Sep 16, 1867. a . . c a | EWGLISH EDUSATION! \ Rs. W. W. TRVING will open, on i MONDAY next, the 10th instant, in con- necnion With ber Drawing and Painting Classes, a School for lustruction lu the dillereut brauches |

uclical Mugiish bducation. Apply at Mrs. Irving’s Class the Weslyan |

ola pl Te Rovuis, Cuapel. September Q, 18a7. A CARD. |

By RS. COMBS desires to intimate to

1e ladies of Charlottesbown, that she h ie) sponed a Class lo beac Wax Work tu Flowers, aud |

Ms Moderate

Prince Direct, vppusile

sul Flowers wade lo order. £. COMBS.

bushels. Urol) Residence opposite the Catholic Cathedral.

ouse to rent.

ELEANOR COOMBS

», parlola ii

Ly Als Cotton Duck. AVLING been appointed Ageut for the

the celebrated

¥ iphiese

Russels Miils Cotton Duck, the subscriber is prepared to receive orders for all the different Numbers, lu quantiles lo sult

I. C. HALL.

Cl’town, May 20, 1967. ke Carlton's Contition Powders! THE ROAD TO HEATH

AND BOuS Fs

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