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pla ses m Haythorne’s whole defen t } I standing my at hun t} -<e- this ground: that when the {ppraiser 4 ‘ ’ } in . - ET) \t the annual | award was made it was final, and nothing Lue » its € , Tt) as 4 ¥-two prot ' 1e Society, | remained to be done but to payit. In this are im § ~iw te . A 1 > i { mn Association | he is wholly incorrect: for the awards in eturn members n , i : st, the fol, | every case he specifies might have been re ° Ommons Lig ee > ne moved to the Supreme Court by Certiorari, are az st M steria ce r ng know~ | and, under certain circumstances remitted STPONENES he the many Oppors | to the Appraisers for further adjudication. I fending th the course before the “St nstan’s Read : w ‘ lhe cases, therefore, referred to in his let i 3 « wm ing Room and so Seal : i the present | ter were, in the fulle se, ‘ then pend Hodgson, } vho w should have known this. Indeed, the great n Friday eveni@g J ty in dealiy th bim ¢ f ~ - t mpossibility of realizing his utt t LH& LRON | 4 } yl oc I vied pon questi ms 3 i c b mine own i ' } t y ne would ha @ pt i s called f t 24 t mar ! } : y acquainted with taking action t vir ( } i king action ard Mr. Haythorne is under the impressi oO the crovert . ; r r . | that because his letter “ was dated and d f the n interest the r ence \ 1.1 . . ntin patehed from a public office,”’ that it ca

A Mownsti rOkKER . «| - g ‘ “ the | not 6 a priy ate communication

f pork seen in Charlott 4 " ' " mere play upon words. [t was } fourteen vears was exhibited o ‘ far @8 the persons were concerned whose by Mr. John Scott, of Cornrva It wei, i La note to Earl | wards were the subject-matter of his let; | 774 Its., wi rat & nts, netted val t | have no objection to substitute the we i nnol Es te thas i ‘ ie OX} SS ! - rele for ‘‘private M

‘iene Haythorne will perceive that th po Steam ( ‘ ‘ M \ till mor rious charge

Miller Neweas M 1 et ritten t ~ *hased the stern wh { i had not seen the full tex people's Line, and are to placeh ‘ H ! lett Had I seer

» between Chatham nd Ind i arg 11D him would have heen more on the Southwest Branch, and j { seriou ict th vould } s f t } vest + 4 ‘

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tw rips we wr j : € itered t » «a intr ‘ ‘ ( i Haytl iette .s ment fora term of yea 22 I I } meclusion t subsidy. The sums paid { the it t \ppraisers could draw, was that th

n tha first of Ma \ perusal of Mr, Hoo;

i —3 <> oe ] hews that that the Apr »y EVANGELICA ALLIAN ’ : ! i Od gentlemen have been elected . . + ; ( 1 i of the P. E. Island branch of the Evang ng ty gonara'tis th the illustrations iwal Alliance President, H § f Hensler: lst Vico ras at Wen be ; I eC} f an j wasted upon me as : } n honestly say that | not ky 2d Vice President Arcl Kennedy ’ : } ; . ie : : Dp ' : ‘ Y what a eans when ne +) Vine Predident. Jamnes DecIeisay: % me elfars he means when he con me i Rey. Jno. McLeod. Tre é } Pick ch he AOE OF TNO EXAMINERS Committee, F. W. Ha'es hn S t hi a am Knight and Dr. Bee ( se aliens cna — } r During the current 5 arte r oe - ings Wi be held in ¢ ie \ no Mf € more € usily answer tiem, C 4 if f Mik JON th é othonots . na hides bieichaatins the ia : \s tothe Prothonotary never heard that } ythor: : ‘ days of April, July and Octol nd a ” a : sntly engaged in the abolitic f 3 the first day of January, i875 vt ae ey page: ee mite -<—_- | Even if he had been should never allow AROLITION OF THE LE LATI\ ( f a 4.0 ment & m- ” . mstance to . I Prince Edward Island journals are ad\ ead, | discha was anty 7 owed ing the abolition of the Lesiclative | endly | 1 > ga { the reverse was tl > : | ¥ 1 n that Province. They contend that the: —— oo is no longer any necessity { . second ; urgl lence in saying that |] ] chamber, the Aseemb! heing he Ls * > ger eman oi igi p s nat pent ciently in check by the Minist mat inder consideration, Mr. H onthe one side and the peope on t . Pa ny aos ' Pros other. Theabolition of Upper H ' ' mys wey ¢ highe : would effect a saving of over $3,500 a vea f the | that at which it was afterwards pla The reform wou'd, no doubt teak Phe | This is the only connection | know M) to the dignitaries wh mpose the ¢ ( Haythorne to have had with the matter. but it would, we believe, be welcomed mn Asto Lot 19, I freely grant him my full the peop'e and the province might in time : he estimated | est permission to make what political capi learn to exist without the luxury as Ontar ei ng ye It be j tal he can regarding my connection with has ine sinon nes tndnwntine ( } that estate Citizen : bmitted ihe ‘revesting clauses’ are naturally a " lo | Very sore subject with him. J had no ins

INCREASE OF TRADE e statement r tendir terest whatever in the revested lands. Mj; commercial columns, showing an increa l Several | duty was to protect my clients interest ! : ; : ; i cae r K i the tra‘lic receipts of the Grand Trunk i ling the | and this I did to the best of my ability Railway, during the first eight weeks ‘ , ‘ tins tionship | and so fs n having any fe ’ this year, of £49,700 sterling near sot | Mr. Haythor 1 this matt [ ta yuarter of a million of dollars. will we é lw i |} O} inity of publicly conveying sure, be read with | of th g f g Canada. This increase f x - i the vesting s e

ation for tne iarge tiay incu i t . tt ‘ t of Chance st improvement of the li and ther wing ' ee ents’ rights, and to prevent them of the gauge, and it w we have r i t | ing made the victims of one of the most be continued in even a greater ratio in t ipt and venal Governments w! eve future, calling for further improvement oe existed in this Island including a double track etwaen Mor ’ When M Haytborn peake f ny treal and Toronto. ; g myrm dons,’ he becomes 30 en gr

oT hat I cannot see whathe means. [ hays ce hk ha sini :

A Baave Bov.—The Montreal is notany ‘myrmidons,’ and if] had, 1 shor iin - te , ' .

ne day last week an eve i not know what to do with them. rves to be recorded ing s} I Mr. Haythorne is, | am aware, very angry horse ran away from 1@ ¥icinit fs j é La om tl) with me, and not disposed to pay much

awrence and St. Cathe . -%

ce an serin é 1 to whatI mar say Still, 1 trust wen » e ~O 4 "

ent along at a fearful pa veral n ‘ ept mya ance, that although en eawenead to stop him by forming a ther admire r respect him, I am across the street, but the anima! d ny m s tuated by those fee past them, and they gladly made an 0} i toward 0b ‘ > ig in their ranks. “evera des 1 gives me credit rowly escaped serious injury \ young yours tru; ai, a pupil of the Catholic Commercia Eowas Flopgaos Academy, named George Dunn, who had 4 March 21. 1874 seen how things were going coo'y waited oe - his opportunity, and as the horse i | om MEETING 4 , sleigh dashed past he dropped hi aii MONTAGU! and by a vigorous ing vau'ted into t ; ; pe 13 ursnant to notice, a large and influ sleigh, and seizing » reins brought the : PELE V A. . :

- hy the reins igt tial meeting was held in the Lower Monta. infuriated animal t stand-still, afte gue Schoolhouse on Monday evening, the short struggle. On being requested to g th inst., for the purpose of taking int to the owner and receive remuner ‘onsideration matters relative to the new bist ce a . Ferry Wharf now building at Aitkin’s Li srave . e dec ine hinking em j ' : . i .

1 ave act, he declined, thinking, I hore. Thomas Annear, Esq., was chosen ingly, that he had done nothing more t to preside ; and the undersigned was aj his duty. pointed Secretary.

: : rane R. Cameron, Esq , was the first speaker

GBORGETOWN FrRe The followi 1, | He considered Aitkin’s shore the most = : | Sivek to a.o84 | Convenient place for the ferry wharf, as it solutions passed at a meeting recent l } . ,

P mee & rece ‘ is the terminus of the roads leading from at Georgetown :- ; ; various paris of the country As the

Ry , That w . ' building of the negy wharf is so far ad- Steam Ferry Wha us pres vanced, he considered it putting the coun are Very inconvenient. and mot | | try to an unnecessary expense to have the for pul i { | wharf removed, coniuy , ( Several othe: speakers 1ddressed the

‘ West aniN. W } meeting, and fully endorsed what Mr with great sev: Georg , g i 'o 1.62) Cameron said. Among them were, 5. pla westward of 41 t 00 | Mutch, Geo. B. Aitkin, George Moore. J ’ ‘ fr i ere tlre y ’ thirds across sa , M, Aitkin, Wm. A. Poole, D. C. Camps nulates an ius 4 ‘ z bell, R. B Thomas, Esq,, and Manoah ‘ Southern ”. of | ae 1 A 4 > . ern p * , Rowe, M.P.1 James <A. Rutherford, re s ae ae 00 | Esq., Georgetown, also addressed the meet : ange ); Ing Phe objections he had against the aA i : Cs : present site were that the shareholders o Resolved. 8 the steamer would not run their boat on . ms account of the distance between the two : aie : : A wharves, and consequently the fare would ( 8 F \ : *© | be increased. He also said that the rive: 1 the la acd : ’ | froze some three weeks earlier across from ed Ten * | Aitkin’s than down at the — ferry wharf mee He was followed by Capt . Westaway, acai Boat. a and Allan McDonald and 8. : avers, Esq e Tend ; | pretty much on the same strain. tf Ss The following Resolution was moved by ated at Ve ! fy MIMKCEILY AN P01, Mr.S. Mutch, and seconded by Wm. A

Point. aga ’ : : Poole, Exc

{ t 7 ‘ ’ 14 2°tO 1.00 coc , + i i I ‘ { a pi Resolved, That this meeting fully endorses

the ! ° ; ,O oa | he act of the Government in locating the at Aitkens’ wharf. aad : 1, 99g | Ferry Wharf at Altkin’s shore, and would atic : 1} ¢ yee j t ocation ® mak I . 0 19| view W th regret any attempts that might irter in lene?! : a be made to convey a false impression of posite, ¢ the site chosen Fer -} fthed ar “ 2 " 0 ? ed te rhe Resolution was put to the meeting,

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rn sol ot on gp ee j 20 to 6.24 and carried without a dissenting voice, © » hoa rill } pres or lee j ! ‘ es a Pantie bee nc Br ei. peop ap to 10.00 The following were then appointed as

dee Ge S . H 0.6 to 0.06 delegates to express the sentiments of this ccd Hop t (9 0.25 meeting tothe Government, viz: James tion of the Boa Works j to 1.05 Phillips, J. M. Aitkin, and W. A. Poole,

i ; O43 Esqs., and the representatives of the Dis:

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future prosperity teeorgetown ar ' . oe alee raquentus eer diadlaa caine Sa ae a = -to U 4-4) junetion with the delegates. that it will prever apita “> a : it was carried that the proceedings of or competing f if : a ‘’ the meeting be sent to the futriot and

rt » OST ~

for " ' ie o,) EXaMiNER for puplication. After a vote of

; : to the _ } he ¢ We recommend the framer of these re~ > lew: vley. 62 to 0.09 | thanks i Soe _ the % hairman, the : : 3 or og Meeting closed in the usual manner. solutions to @ careful study of literature and | Pot ato pital tentgten 0.25 to 0.25 . ae

D, G. Cameron, Sec’y Lower Montague, March 16, 1874.

to 0.00 0.89 to 1.00

Purnips, pe: 0.16 ,

Sheepskins, (each

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without beggm 1g danbed 1 should he Mar h ll

i i } () R : A L K. &c.,

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"rEN DERS

ae COREE RPA CRITE aT a ea: i . ; : - ~ ———— - Sinan <o<teumnataatiectnadl nee

TORRESPRYRENCE ~ Frist JR NP WIPES. Bae

roe FOR Wharves and Bridges | ' r y | leckaurtas be ; 8 CUSTOM TAILORING tal SE aetanv’s Ovens, f k I ov PLE LAND rerows, PB. Ista, SS QUBEN STREET SER, 8t) QYEALED TENDERS will be received at cer te 5 { ' this Office until Monpay, the 6th day le of Apel next,at 12 o'clock, noon, from persons TWEED SUITINGS, QUIET COLORS Tis ‘ ise all or any of the Public ’ ’ \V r Bridges throughout this Island, | ) the date of the acceptance of the Tea- O'V HRCOA-TIN Gos, Each Tender to state the am ount in colors to suit e} n tendering for by Wharf o y at the Coloni reas fot iT Y i@ same, for the term above vad aemeea . SP R IN VG A N D S { M M E RR. rhe lessee of any Wharf or Bridge, will be to the Whart eoaed nat Gruiaitned A FULL LINE OF i Act 33rd Victoria, Cap. 2, and 34th eo SESS BLACK AND BLUE BROADCLOTHS ntly | and bound by, the terms and provisions of , é : sacta : * — Acts Payment to be made DOESKINS FINE cheat the ‘ a4 ar ge a " r under t J J i ’ The Government to be at liberty to reserve n pink I Y € en one or more berths at any Wha . F B id Ne } pol ene 4 . it for the exclusive use and seneminaiation or CASSAMERE FOR VESTINGS Se a ee eo ee any vessel] employed in carrying Her Ma- " : eee sere a om, Hotaing i) | jesty’s mails from or to this Island, or from A GRAND DISPLAY OF the world t stify such ar any port or pluce whatever " - I shed ach Tender must be accompanied by the ENGLISH AMERICAN FELT HA when 1 that the Hor Strong | 2@mes of two good securities AND TS, ) seu l¢ lla side f The soVernmen 0 jum ) L Amaneuna ve wae Ties, Braces, Collars, Cloves. Legista in : ig Lt Ot ia a « * ssorelchaiilian did: inaienh ina aladd I. HEATH HAVILAND, White Shirts made to order and

: Colonial Secretary. (4—ail pa

Mar sit Catt tage to Let

LHAT very desirable Cottage situ- Pa J ated on the Princetown Road, with- | Jepene j eg a few moments walk from the city, : QS” }is to let for a term of years. Possession r the | given first week of May.

For further particulars apply to

lishment ¢ the Wi sechda tue ——

a. oe THE CANADA GUARANTEE COMPANY |

arch 9, 1874. “Agent. enema” |S * eae tienen

ition t» beip carry on her work. Ts) NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

guaranteed to fit. C. ROBERTSON, & CO.

March 23, 1874.

je2d-

T t »Y the * ~ Subscribers being about to make an HEAD OFFICE, - - MONTREAL. , ' ' , alteration in their business hereby notify all ; t, ) j } persons indebted to them by Book Account or | Si Al d F. G | K C M. G p id tat n ot rwise, to call and settle their accounts in full | Ir exan er a " resi ent. : betor 20th day of March. All amounts re- | y, in the | maining unpaid after that time, will be pleced | CAPTTAL, 100,000. D ny - 1 +] n the hands of an Attorney for collection. :0: . BOURKE GILLAN &Co HIS COMPANY, Incorporated by Acts of Parliament, is licensed to transact Guaran : How sane gas ity iware Store, tee business throughout the Dorniion. and to iseue Bonds of SxcuRITY im lieu of -

March 9, 1874 bio

now, is an opportunity MAWN i ‘. L A, i The Bonde of the Company are accepted by the Dominion Government FROM aL. PcB- H ba ee ate ca oe } MC @FFICBRS OF CaNaDa. a6 also by i \\ i. uguin bring to the notice of the pub- | The Bank of Montreal The Royal Canadian Bauk mon that he moved lic, the manufactures of the | Haltfax Banking Co.. the Bank of Toronto The Domiuion Bank

. | Private suretyships,

in Ottoman Squares—Anglo-Colonial, Beaver, Pallium, &c., &c.

NEW FRUIT FOR CHRISTMAS |!

RAISING, ©CURRANTS,

‘EVERAL Building Lots situate in Tig-

Aw \ * vish, Township No. 1, Prince County,

f the Railway Station, are offered by ate sale Any Lots remaining unsold | be offered by Auction, on Wednesday, h day of June next, at 11 o'clock.

rms.—20 per cent down, and the re- |

mainder in equal instalments annually for 4 years bearing 6 percentinterest. For plans and particniars apply to

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if :

LOVETE SES:

WANTED 19 raneah iE.

Nie Bide wes 2

vey

SPICES,

sass oes ome vac ere SOAP, REFINED, COFFEE, GRANULATED & BROWN SUGAR,

Water St EN DERS, XC, &., ac.

A

ation,

| at Head of Mitchell River, Lot 54, and there

nen pay CAN 6 _ | The People’s Bank. CARAOA CORDA COEPRNS- 4 The Maritime Bank of the Dominion, ‘ 5 cuivecs 3 Ch oleae a eee OF | The Grand Trunk Railway. The Great Western Railway, and by other Companys and vi eee delivery in Uhariotictown, st factory Boards of Trade. Also by the Governments of Quebec and British Columbia ! at prices; and wonld call attention to certif- " iow 1 t e individual! CARVELL BROS The object of this Company is to guarantee to the employer the faithful performance ae VELA. BR : , of the duty of the employee, thereby dispensing with the trouble, iaconvenience and tn- ’ no staan security of private suretyship. oO i the fear i ne Persons requiring to put in bonds of security on their appointment to Dominton Ov . a ee | rrcrs in thie Island, by application to a brauch office here.can obtain them on payment or | ‘ | | ‘ving used largely during the past year, | the premium ef from $ te | per cent Manilla.the manufacture of the ‘‘ Canada , R. R. x i , , Cordage!Co,” ordered through Carvell Bros. | i it = oe ald. Way ind having submitted it to the {severest | 874 mee oe FE . slend toate, We Righty OHeES Huey oy OF ee oe a ee paneer, << . p-owners SSE er ee ; ‘ SE ‘ ‘ 7 a os ~ r i jaws peseaxéCo TT AST ARRIVAL FOR THE SEASON AT | HYNDMAN Bros. — * t Artemas Lorp THE Membe: LONGWoRTH & Co. St vill pro BourKE GILLAN & Co 7 i WELSH & OwkN y é tot you 1 1 cOn~ } Ch'town. Mar. 9, 1874.—4w a le of ~YRUPS. | 7 steamers via Pictou, in addition to winters’ Stock. ms () (ASKS RASPBERRY LEMON | Pee Royal Mail steamers via that a é STRAWBERRY SYRUPS of the very | i Mt cua ce ofthevery’ 42 Cases and Bales Lastres, Prints. Ostrich Plumes and CARVELL BROS. " ec ee ee Feathers, Scarlet Nap Cloth. &e., &e. a Sole Leather. ALA des of - ve'y best quanlity, and | | np een SOT on | ee CARVELL BROS. A ‘

! Boston, the choicest lot of Smoking To- ,; town.

‘and Dark Tobacco maaufactured in Amer-

| other store in Charlottetown.

ew RE usic. IPENDERS will be received by the sub- CAEAP FOR CASH. | seriber until Monpay, Cth Apri, for at mt Fra g, Boarding, Shingling and com- a — ] < pleting the outside of the Catnonic Crorcn, GHRORGE DA LBs ED ie ee 0 Cardigan Bridge December 22, 1873. Plans and Specification can be seen at me e office of Mr. John Corbet,Charlottetown, er vith Mr. H. L. MeDonald, Cardigan. $5 t0 $90 > of working people ; Wanted. JAMESE. McDONALD, | Se sicher sex, a9 vw aA woke | FROM LONDON vee oh 16, 876, — | money at work for ue in their »

RUSLVESS STAND FOR SALB!

1 will Sell by Public Auction on FRIDAY,

The tst day of May next,

| cls. eta” soya TO CHARLOTTETOWN. nO oO ay M4, 1808. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. DIR BC.

MUSIC! MUSIC! MUSH! WOTLOR. Ts WELL KNOWN CLIPPER BARQUE

V7! A g fes at 12 o’clock, noon, if not previously dis- | a ‘4 ‘ “3 v¥ SICHEL & Cf posed of by private sale, the valuable Bust- LL PERSONS indebted to the Pxamiy- | LELIA ALICE.

st ewest | pss STAND. at the CORNER OF THE Roap | | 4% gr, either for Subscriptions or Adver- | MUSI' reADING FROM FoRT AUGUSTUS TO Hicxey’s | tismente, are requested to make IMME- tin hae A.1.in English Lioya's

DIATE PAYMENT to the undersigned,

| who alone is authorized to receive and grant | eceipts for the same. All sums due the INER previous to the Ist June, 1873, will sail from London, on

; feet, Shop 2 9 fee muat be paid on or before the 15th FEB . ee eae ae eatiy, wow and se good | RUARY, next, otherwise legal proceedings = Sth April, 187-4. This vessei wilicarry through Fretght ¢

pair. For further particulars, apply to E. | will be taken for their collection. PICTOU & SUMMERSIDE.

$08 tone Register,

Daniel Carew, Commander. or about

Warr, HititspororGcy RIver—one of the | S va : best shipping places on the Island—consist- Ww, i ac . 4,4. ing of one acre of Land, with the buildings | F ted thereon; ove Dwelling House, 31 x | BxaM

be

J. Hodgson, Esq., Carlottetown, or on the! Remittances by mall promptly acknow-

St- Lawrence Marine Ingur- | premises to real — By onder, . ia ag : ROBERT WEBSTER WL. COTTON a} lecc { f ni WO. Of f+ fee LSB Fort Augustua Mar 16, 1874. . “. and has good accommodation for passengers. p ? 2 lk le RO i Jao. 19th, | tere _ Manager The above vessel has proved herself to be ; ; nCT —————“ the fastest vessel inthe trade, and has al- ‘ ‘Lp K ; Executor s Nolice. ways delivered her cargoes in good order. foun F. J rs | een , GARDEN AN Parties wishing to have their goods de- ARTEMAS Lorp, I A Li cg egy A indeb ed to t . Estate - livered here early in the season, will do weil Rarn B. Prane, Esq ce. the late Captain James Ro ae eee - epKt BY Maik TO ALL as oanee or RK to forward their Orders in time, ¢0 a6 not to P. W: Hyxpma Esq Lot 49, are requested to make immediate sesmmanntt detain the vessel. fuomas Mornts, Esq. payment to the undersigned; and any per- ee For Freight or passage apply in London Ww. D 1 sons having claims against the said Estate OUR CHROMO, zo Messrs. John Pitcairn & Sons, 69 Corn- n lease prese : ly attested aa : fie R nee I € present the same, duly at hill; and in Liverpool to Messrs. Pitcairn Building rHOMAS HEATH ROBERTSON, The Little Florists, poo Brockley Buildings, 51 South John FREDERICK W. HYNDMAN L. C. ROBERTSNN, Ereecutors A beeutiful Parlor Picture, 17 x 22, Street, or here to the owners, Ch’'town, Mare », 1874 vy Secreta Ch town, Mare h 9, 1874.~—3i_ is sent free to all who favor us with orders PEAKE BROS. @ (o. a ———= tothe amount of Five Dollars. Charlottetown, Jan. 19, 1874.—3m

Send for CATALOGUF., which we mail

PARM FOR SAL I oe FREEHOLD PROPERTY| HUNDRED “ACRES OF LAND, Chase Gres. & BS yaaa FOR SALE ON LOT} NUMBER 93

SITUATE aT sa ceED

CROSS ROAD, LOT 4s. OSHAWA, a dias

sale by private contract. Apply to WILLIAM DOCKENDORFF. Feb 16, 1874.--Sm

“is'nt _____ LIVERPOOL TO GEORGETOWN,

ple see a man advertise they know DIRECT .—The Brigt. [DALIA,

ss man, and his advertizing pro-

Bargains! Bargains!

ONE way

BRRHINER BROTHERS

the ‘ f their March 9,

0 BE SOLD BY BY PUBLIC AUCTION on Wednesday, the Twenty-fifth of March

A. D. 1874, at the hour of TWELVE o'clock, noon, at the Colonial Building, Chariotte- ‘town, under and by virtue of a power of sale contained in an Indenture of Mortgage, , Dearing date the Tenth day of December,

must be eared off tora

Spr dr x8

Brushes, Combs. Beads, Old Gra-

Brown Windsor soap, a large

FIRE AND MARINE

38000 *:

quantity, Castile soap, Dolls, | claims tha he is not above business, but anxious | ham, Master, will sail from Brunswick Doc A.D. 1871, and made between Lazare Bucte Marbles, Needles, &c.. &c, todo it. QOustomers, like sheep, are gregarious, Liverpool, on or about 28th March, for this - Township Number Twenty-three, in ee tie ; iain: hes a. a flock where they see others go. If nobody | port. ; : : Prince County, in Prince Edward Island. 1 BOOKS. STATIONERY, | else were engaged in the same business, it would!’ For Freightor Passage apply to David Farmer, and Anastetia, his wife, of the one : FANCY GOODS legitimately ng be imy extend to nanos ne dealers to =, , Cameron, Sons & Co., or to , part, and Henry Jones Cundall and Thomas » Stationer es se che ae ae 2 A my a D. GORPON. ‘DesBrisay, of Charlottetown, in said Island, ed for Spring Imy buy wha they read © a ot my - —— _ Georgetown, Jai Jan. 19, 1874. or Esquires, of the other part, Al) the Free- ; : or mae vuctibs. humans Ge aoa wee ao oes : hold Estate and Interest of the said Lazare iv todoso: jt they do not advertize it heeomes. (Buote, and Anastatia his wife, in and to all * doubly important.--Anon that tract, piece and parcel of Jand and pre-

mises, situate lying and being insaid Town- , PHI NE W ERA — IS NOW PURLISHED I™ ship, Number Twenty-three, and bounded ibs av UIA as follows, that istosay: Commencing at

THE ATTENTION OF

T i +. « atake fixed on the east side of the road

Messrs W elsh & Owens leading from New Glasgow to Cavendish, (the same being the north-west boundary

T . ee . . stake ofa tract of land leared formerly to

N ew Brick Building. Isidore Buote, now in possession of Ed-

Gov oomols i Troe eer Coos tmperters and Dealers

‘ mence t blicn t N Era 5 PESPECTEVLLY DIRECTED To ward Woolner, from thence running east | a litics Literat Ag : fifty-one [51} chains and fifty (50) links, culture, Local und Foreign New Corner Queen and King Strests. thence north es chains, thence west to

The New Era will be a twenty-eight ern REARIBAR the aforesaid road, and from thence senth- paper, printed on new Type, and will be sent t = ~ a . wardly along said road to the place of be- subscribers at $1.00 a year, pay able inadvar BUSIN ESS OFFICE -— Firet floor ginning. containing Fifty acres, be the same

Judging from the large number of subs — a little more or less. Also, al) that tract,

| by Dr. Napheys Agent's profits, $1 / 9250 a month. Testimonials from

already obtained, the New Era w

ak auld Oe ee a ek ee n ar té e b piece or parcel of land,situate on said Town- So sian ane toe: SVeReNere he a tad MERCHANTS first door to the left ship, Twenty-three, and bounded and de- space wil he allotted } ai dal sin ‘scribed as follows, that is tosay : Commenc- | natent medicine or dabill ‘ seth will | <a a nn mene ing at the west side of the Cavendish road, be a beni i. Rates a advertiser wi WILL FIND CUSTOMERS FOR TREIR : . e and on the north side of above described 40 cts per inch of column for Ist insertion, ea Attention is directed te our piece of land, running from thence, east for é ouat per i the distance of fifty (50) chains, or to the | ner line $ PR | G G 0 0 D $ CLUB RATES. boundary ofliand formerly held by Gilbert Commun s addressed as Gallant, but now in possession of Dominick | puuctually attended % » RY ADVERTIZNG IN Dec, 8, 1873. Doirant; thence north, five (5) chains and cs ica ee es ne ee ae ~—-+=== iforty (40) links; thence west tothe road, oo & : wer 7 ‘THE EXAMINER.’ SUGAR and from thence along the road to the place |

aE : ° of commencement, containing by estimation

Corner oft Onee

—s- (Twenty-seven acres, a littie more or less. THE Subscribers offer for Saie— For terms and particulars of conditions of

(12 bhds. Bright Retailing Sugar, pee aah 99 B.S. Tis

| in Bond or duty paid. for Mortgages.

BY THE YEAR, | March MACDONALD &@ OWEN

y LAIN. JOB p PRINTING EXAMINER OEFFIC.

isual reductions to those who

A ND BOOK ae done at the ADVERTIZE arlottetown,

9, 1874. eb, 2,4. D. 1874. ; Feb. %,—pat till sale

i which be will send free to his felloy

}

ilies,

EXECUTORS’ SALC!

RARE CHANCE

1 Tl H the conseut of all concerned, we the undersigned Executors of the | late

W

OWEN O'NEILL, Esq., propose sel ling by

Public Auction, on the prei ses, on the 4th day of April,

next. at the hour of } o'clock, @. w., (YF

bot disposed of by private sale), the pro- perty owned by the late Owen O'Neill, Esq.,

consisting of a Lotof land J00x60 feet: a

large two-storey Dwelling Hovse; 48 286 feet, well finished, situated on the corner of St. Stephen's and First Streets Ir cona-

nection with t the said House is a well finish- ald oul tor

two hice Cot

ea store, su tably business Also, suitable Outh roperly now draw- ing a yearly rent of $400, is one of the most desirable business stands in the risiug g tow: of Summersick TERMS :— re en per cent of the purchases woney to be paid on the day of sale; forty per Cent on the execution of the deed; tie balance to remain on good security until tbe First day of December next. au undisps table title will be given Ssie Positive HARRY C. GREEN, THOMAS KELLY, WM. BEARISTO. Summerside, Feb. 93, 1874

ANOTHER SALE

\ R. JOHN 8S. O'NEILL, who occupies -"4 the above-named premises, being abons to make an alteration in his business, has instructed the subscriber to sell by Auction at the same time, the whole of bis stock of Liquors, Groceries, &c., &c. B@"F or particulars see handbiiis. WM, BEARISTO, Auctioneer _March 2 2, 1874. tll sale

Notice t to » Coal Dealers.

THE General Mining Association, Limited having registered its Trade Mark,

“sYDNEY COAL,” pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 56, of the Acts of the Parliament of Cavada, for 1868 ;

Proprietors of Mines, Agents and Dealers in Coal, are hereby cautioned against uslug the same to designate Coal which has not been raised from the Mines of the Associ as al) persons infringing such Trade Mark In future will be prosecuted.

JOHN RUTHERFORD, General Manage. Feb. 16, 3in

FOR SALE.

8 bags SALT, 100 bbis. HERRING 13 bars YELLOW MBTAL !116 HUGH MONAGHAN Foot Pownai St., Ch’town, 2? Feb. 9. isv4. tr a a : .

TIN.

apne 1. C. TIN on sale at invoice

coset

mercantile tages, with

uses—the p

brecautcrs Auctionee?

Halifax, 174.

CARVELL BROs.

Ch'town, Feb. 16, 1874.

Valuable Freehold Property

FOR SALE.

THE undersigned offers for8Sale, ajVale- able and attractive Freehold Vroperty, con- | sisting ef Fifty Acres, one half clear and in a high state of cultivation; the other half covered with an excellent growth of falrly mixed Hard and Soft wood, suitable for most purposes.

The Property fronts on Launching Road,

is on ita handsome and commodions twe-

storey dwelling House and Barn. Terms easy. For further particulars ap-

ply to

a L EDWELL. , 1874.—-3 m pa

anna,

JUST

Cardigan Bridge

Cigars,

received, ex

Pipes.

Alhambra” from ever Offered for sale in Charlotte- Lovers of the weed can now be supplied with almost every kind of Bright

bacco

ica

Contest Twist, Virginia POBACCY Clyrm Twist , “s Oriental Fig, Navy 5's, ie Fine cut e™ Invincible Fig, ' o ™ McDonald's Canadias Bright Navy do Solace, Dark

Also on hand a good assortment of Oiga and Pipes, which we sell cheaper thap

BLATCH McKENZIB & CO

Jan., 5, 187 ‘4. Baking Powder | ** QUEEN'S FAVORITE.”

NEW and reliable Powder which ever * retailer should have. Sample packags

free. Satisfaction guaranteed. CARVELL BROS. Ch ‘tewn, Feb. 9, 1874.~-1m

INSURANCE KE. IMPERIAL Fire Lasuranee Companys

OF LONDON, Subscribed and Invested Capital £1,965, Sterling.

MONTREAL Marine Assurance Commpauy. §

Cap‘tal and Cash | Assets over $1,004

The above OFFICES beingof UNDOUE ED STANDING, guarantee perfect seoury and prompt payment of losses.

FENTON T. NEWBERY,

Agent for Prince Edward Is Ch'town, Jan, 20, 1873. ly

COAL, ] 50 PONS Albion Mines ROUND 4 5 . for Sale CARVELL 1874

BRO

Uh'town, Feb. 16,

E"LOU ER.

200 Bole. No.1 CANADA FLOUM

15 Bbls. CORNMEAL, Tust Received, SHANKS & SMITE)

Salt.

Liverpool SALT, Gis To arrive per Say Prince Edward, due here on the 34 Jul PEAKE BROTHERS 4 Co

July 7, 1878,

Jun 30, 1873

Salt,

S »

pl

1

PARK’S COTTON WARP! +

WHITE, BLUR BED, ORANGE AND No's 5's to 10's.

j TARRANTED to be FULL LEN

end weight, STRONGER AND E-

ee R in every respect than any other r sh or American warp

" Beware OF IMITATIONS None is ga jne withont our name on the tabels. gale by all dealers /

We. PARKS & &€ Mew Brunswick Cotton Mij!s. St Jobn Feb. 2nd, 1374. nny

10 AGENTS w ANTED- -Male and male, forthe ** Transmission of and the “ Physical Life of Woman, ”

eminent Divines, Physiciens and Edite America. Immense sales everywhere @ Sepd for Terms aud Circulars to MITCHELL, St, John, N. B Jan 12, 1873