, SAtamAO oot eu - - vig e . j he hag fa tl} ‘r ach 1) t lary y t "ayy ee uae Geen wae aces we RANDOM READINGS. RAYDOW READINGS. ~ Tenders for Packet Service. sie intailc liad en : ai sainiaiiniai wav I stnut | n ti soit A eabslkcsaabia sides or nn eee EN MY SHIP COMES HOW t .*« D W | not take the arm of my een xed uy him Ww brot! stn t?" nee speak w Wi { t 1 Ma chusetts this \ s a ‘ ‘ rratyie i My j wit! | t year a ! “ silo 7 ‘ oo: . 7 ae a - I! knowledge n r ROUTE NO. 1. etre p ' " ‘ » G | ro con iter than to res Between Charlottetown, She- ! i t \ ace Oo on sch te tit Soe actu iceuhc co ben toe es ae diac and Cascumpee. | j } ts it toute No 2. w . m ‘ + Pel ‘ a | | ne to l MNictions, and Between SOULIS, Gri ind River 5 { } 5 tharny ' : “ \ bear t d love; rhe ¢ de peley teen and Charlottetown. , : \ f Central Asia for instance, Moute No. 3. t Vier ! friend, ‘then 1 can ' ; \ vi : i her teal “then Le") Batween Charlottetown and \ w hair cy i » ‘ \ | a Montague Bridge. ‘ “ ‘a an ’ | | How long would it take revolution ‘ ae bog : Api ie a » No. 4 W het mes over tl 1 Ih t men ! F' the ter were ail young Route ? ” . ’ iy sie os idies to adopt this resolution ? | ‘aponye » r | An old man dona barren bea : Ber rt i : 7 A ’ 1 ne y : : ' Scepticism has never f yunded empires, es- |} Between ( haut lotte tow It, Mur- Shading his haggard eyes iim ve elder one was stan t! nt &@ HPOtHer poes i Sil as a remark- ial the wor | ’ ' c gard ©) : { hed prineiples, nor changed the world’s , r With a haved that shook, while his weary look ym, hie nant thrown ar md wi , pe : ‘iii en histor) se il- ray Harbor, and Cardigan Wee ad sea and ', \ ¥) ty i gre doers 1 } y hie I | e hand restin the s! oe Nae me 8 | ways Been met 1 of faith Bridge. calling al i ' é oa 9 ‘ a } j . ; | B iu I know him to bea 5 " 8 ads of his youth etek toh nan.” + Nonsense,’ was the Murray River. " ad, and 1) live ad ' : f you ref the atten ae . rr you | AD ' us youn ven, you will } Kioute No. 5. hud tl ed at had looked on him, | Power i Ise il a eS ‘Between Charlottetown, Bell, W ier eyes of heavenly ‘Madam, I beg y An Ey nt Example,—To all thoughtful fe Monee’ goddess a. . Th oS ve comment Gpeek and Wood Island. ‘ : z ste ‘io 1” I I @ er t } | 1 hay \ ¢ N Y \ rl XA tL gives ought to Route No, G. Age ken his shadow \ } } ri rence li} ’ ‘fn ! \ i giris, i rence to all , - Clouding the langhiag foam anne followed by ali girls, in vference to all! Between Charlottetown, Head | , t? ‘ S Y : i : y ' ; 3 i { « \ “ae i j ‘ st drive ‘ | - gr 254 o av 7 ) Bad compauy is like a nail driven intoa| gf G6, Voter's Ray aad New ‘ \ Wil ar seco NO » | Sa ae is draw with litthe difficully; but } London. 7 rye , . I I 1 the | t 1 pincers Ey QUEEN RTHDAY. 1874 i : ; =e gies. : uy t ; - = ” the pincer sue apes t hi ih ' , G ( { t t a liberty lest COLONIAL SECRETARY'S OFFICE, ! : one, W ledet ? ; take ison \ word unspoken is | May 9, 1874 : we t : t l the scabbard, thine: if} EALED TENDERS will be received at we 1 t i ! cs 1 u in S A € I wells W vented, thy sword is in another’s hand. MH} this Office until MONDAY, the First day ‘ ‘. n th f 0 wise, be so wise as | JUNE next, from any person or persons mar x ‘ 1 | - I . . ‘Yes, ye \ i \ t i thy tong | willing to contract for the Packet Service | ‘ NV 2 j \ i i g k After a time 1 : : , ! things on this side | 0M the above mentioned routes, during the >The ey sant and ne in a comfortal I , ' ‘ ur reput iow a aie title present Season. The vessel to be fast-sail- ok wie : a “ itl, FeDULAMOn 860 Our HC. ling and substantial, over $0 tons bardes : ’ a i s3 ! ! B But to be lamented that tbe most con | ing it oe ae i a1 iN me : a abn ee f ) | registered tonnage, having good cabin ac- t n brought the s \ { Pnwont ' ue * = " apes mi) or ee | comodations for passengers, and being sufli- Victorié’s ay f Maclend’s Revel Crow: And are vou t R B rence betw n | And the weakest weapon of the aher. A | ciently equipped and apparelled, and subject | ‘ : ; . ; wise man, therefore, will be more anxious | 10'P I E J Wears st m h ameless | Agnes asked. stall. Straight f ointe! to ee fe anxte’> | in all things to the approval of the Govern- [am Ra Bet ul 1 cu » ge ee mae wh se 1, | ment. Each tender is required to name the | Quick t ward the brave an frown ae : seated Da \ | gia , : — Ave ae j age, tonnage, rig,and accomodations of each ( gl nt would 9 rly ta rt old te vessel tendered. and also the sum for which ' ‘ And the great pict n [tt S : ' ee — the Tenderer will engage to perform the | ‘ . read, was y I lan | io fal 1 Fans FEN —F » has become one! whole term of service; and further, the victoria ys [ I I g l ne i gg Fa . tni 1 Ors most important considerations that de- | signatures of two responsible persons as se- ; W d gas \ j-~wide sway of ‘9 t ma the attention of the farmers; and it is | curities. All freight and passage money to Be ; nee , ¥ las ” i I } Ww ful thal th should so long submitto | be the property of the Contractor for the | ler s se ariv snetel iway. | strang the want of proper legislation in their respec- | service. } walt ree iii Agnes LeGrange was hapy | t St tes ¥ ich would 1 ieve them from Trips on Routes No.1, 2,3, and 4, to wb} ; 1 ae a a cA : te in thesple ; aw 1 i? . Hnsive ava Ut sary burden. | made fortnightly; on Route No. 6, weekly; | a a mm ane Ht ' niga : ) An impression, almost as old as our coun-| and Route No. 6, monthly. And y t it art aSupabove, {| ing in her mother's ty i ! mf t I, seem t exist that public roads " os And sighs ol 10 the Masier’s w storv of her fat} @ death. th; heht a ( ; : c ee b | | i ind that : ny whieh Bach eae be gyre or at o en- | ry ! vi btn, th Hignat a $s} 0 1 \ I i i. ce _— : sig velope—** Tender for Provincia acke Victoria's hday ant the sea from the beautiful n France, | be tw fl ; ; ete - ae aed —_ reat of ail Service.’ : ae : Pe ei ibita \ i ttle may q f rim the t i gs t nation's ea struggles and ship : ito] This eal mistake | he Government is not bound to accept —~ the re S} se will ! ym st to shc u Ss an . R H ota ‘ rection the lowest Tender 3 ‘ Bert them his hand g tonsad \ a I nthanthat itis a very ex- P. HEATIL HAVILAND, RALPH BERTRAN'S P x tl t his ic throug in I ne tol ’ Public roadsare, to | no Sine: RAL IERTRAN'S PIt RE. \ aL Db publi perty, but only for special| May, 18, 1874. i The Art Gallery was nd the | wy oa al pur} W ihe | have aright to] . : : : fashion of the city was ' ia : pas repas r them, tf have no | ma walls, 4 we al t $ ng| 7° wn the grand saloon, and passing be | meekly bor - ” ca S| them, and no more substantial ane om r : : ; un f ré Jertr: - si re . j he A slav wW { ¢ i a t ip ‘ lui CS ' li clau 0 — waters of {: and wi t was l pan Speers, SF AGS ane si ' ture thet (tle upon the road than upon the | 58 puns. bright RETAILING MOLASSES, r nt 4 anna * re x fy } e ' ’ } ec] f . I { , ’ ~ high, dropped down. the g trating ivy |‘ mt. Al a once there was a bu *~ | labor, pa W en ae) a " ee in or ighbor | 5 hhds. ” P. RB. SUGAR, v to kiss the si > wa sie t. | the er ywd parted on either sid Down the} so mu k fa cood wwe rhe law allows the public to use the | 30 bbls. WHITE PULVERIZED SUGAR, to & g % S—they sat, ; j hep ‘ani ' © lat upled by the road rave er, é tw One w } enon | Opening came Bertran with a lady leaning | word ; s, how 1a! them h j 9 prttiag, tives aint ~ : se tes n of | In Store at lowest Prices, v [ 7 uu n aa } . N iit I *y Cease, Cllnae y O} é 0 Y rr * ' iy is arm, and as he passed a , | 1 \] i Ww ; thorwike to i for t! aoe : CARVELL BROS. a k vith tl } $, as if they | t en of the oheueg | Ch’town, May 11, 1874.—3i isl mem ' ' an Went around : Wee ; 1 I tagain becomes the property of the owner | orn ——~ Z ‘ th ne . : n alih ’ { it hie! i | : ' ! a ; ‘ The face in the pi i mautiful!| ., ; . he ye Pee His is | uk ga a atthe fl g : ‘ | et uty i my ght. Itis unjust that either FLOUR, CORN MEAL. h rsad rf : thy ast, wh the 1 n i hi » owns no land ,» owning it, pre fers | tl . g half knelt at 3 ne p! Pe ; t that his neighbors, should be in- UST RE¢ IEVED, a lot of choice FLOU R iad wiih bad aa hie wei . iat . I tid lin La wrong. It isthe duty | and CORNMEAL, whieh we will sell sah ecer geen net Ay i essand | of the Legislatures of the thickly-settled | Cheap for Cash. ah j g us $, played | ee | Bi to pl t the agricultural interests of BLATCH, McKENZIE & CO. : +) ' / hisper ! as they f ' | | ‘yt - : Wi g the bank a ee . by pi Jj at cattle shall | Ch town, May 11, 1874.—2in 1 I s grand, Ralp 1 | 1 | " : in a ge, but il ry nhaegpe dhe it : ae twilieht | YOU . i lo tak ire of and feed his « hy 20 € SEG! wos . + he . ig E : | V : ‘ i of t g it loose upo he plinand swe] sthef yund just My, da 8) praioe 13 wor i Ww lepredate ul ; the ; _ | ug I uy v frous ity into tl in @il e'tse lo me he answ Sie ' 3 Ai i iiieans rene ot ‘ ’ pressed her hand tender Money expend ne against those | A fine German Silver Key check oa att B what tht k < ’ pning t 6 \ is of strange cattle is sometimes es : ae : 5 ba ) P} Atat aca at ae WITH NAME AND rine dowe the river and came| beauty with all bis heart ; Se ee ee ee ng dov he ver id ca } i Heal { a by 1 t actually realize how great is the loss.— i r y perfect harmony of| Once more all the world gathered t ioe = a Ii a ; wactd Residence of the Owner, ¢ om # j t report | “ sha \n exact subject for a mas-| 22 l admire, when the handsome art xd jand much in to whom + mee NOW FOR 20 cTs., AT terpiees. and then he sat down an! sketched | before the altar in the great churc! they | #9" 5 betre oes } German vessels are admitted to the Can- ’ } © : un he wad f i i the dark $s shro the whole and| Were made on | h . | nin ) ee | a = trade on the same terms as our own | Adolph Cuenther Ss. K } R ie at j appen ng org S : sels. because Britist ship eee 1 ‘ sar <7 x ~ shut it out n ‘ The great picture brought him a fortune | he asked pe K $ bcald a Z - a pore “fe eee Ch’ . teas ae sac Dee a a t privilege in the sting trade ermany. av 87 4.—2m_ , his sketch home i te ha j} and the original brought him comfort id | readily granted 2 his a ff "3 town, May 1, d al iy pl rm a me, and for h urs | its ro ought ates t and | to see the book the oe way.ia bork: Do you know Miller, Joaquin Miller? | — ere ores stand ¢ pon it, enraptured into the} peac ad fennyson asked an American lady in Lon- | FRECOQQMI PAPER glorious beauty of the faces. Who were! ee ee wt 1 is ‘ , | don. The person had to reply “ No.” “You : ‘ a WESTMINSTER REVIEW " wey Gear, Sard } K ‘© | know his works of course,” said Tennyson : ' ho was ss down iin the reply was in the negative ; and the Cheapest in Town. the ¢ wi , dreamy, bappy face and | Tee Geet attic! i! : ‘T know itis, but t way I always | poor American who was highlydelighted with ee fe ee ey J dark, melting eyes, with her bopefulness first articleinthe Westminster Review | read. 1 am lelt-! led the chance oftalking to England’s poet luare- OW 1) THR TEE TO OEE i truth ? for Pe reprinted by the Leo: { Scott Most ’ to te, was deeply n {by seeing the gruff , A eS \" is i’ nt down Publishing Company, isa review of Matthew | Ladic i kK | t, W $ not cele ed for courtsey, turn G R i A ! B A R G A | N S . " ” . os «20 . > DackK 1d y and wal in¢ rna Pav se N— sia ae | Arnold’s ‘Literature and Dogma.’ After a r ack I; wa k in lignantly eway. IN il iu ; ‘ + i alia CMMs t St é i MW l oT eman remonstrated with Tennyson i .q | DPief analysis of the leading propositions, the All} \ sing who answered in a rage Ts ink of sn ‘Am- R OOM PA PER att writer avors to demonstrate the Baws in | **™4!'5 ignorant of th ‘atest poet of : ' the ial Wik aia ics nie” Cita a oh on COM /CALL AND SEE THE PATTERNS AT - sag " ry x} ¥ j ie ‘ , and comes to the conclusion that Dr. Art a : | Si aa MEE! -,| Harvie’s Bookstore . ta Tee : t, Port Ge , Mareh 2th, 1871 | ® one i t pther y ! > . Jed task oy Pec Me c. Gares « ¢ Gentlemen.—I | _ _May 11, 1874. ane religion with the rej n s was gent ’ t r s ; you »sti- | flea aac } i KI , i 5 you this testi- } i And énother wéuld declare. be never was il, althoug ting the work to be | he wa hs iy for the encouragemen' of yourselves} RR QO M P A Pp ER! orsiate | Ralph | ‘@tmost ingenious and original attempt rs . ad 401 benelt of suffering humanity. | : , } found his s va He work- | Place religion on a scientific basis My lI eu vor a ~ hes aan, : ele th a hh r | aL | ‘ Art. II., ‘Out-door Parish Relief «| must , ianhd le ok ad sett git p 1h ae ws : ep | foor | Reli mu esiantl | chest, side, end both shoulders, We en-| HALF PRICE. yo ‘ . | mences with a short history of the Poor Law arving. I Deng set bea ito obtain medicine to give ease, CALL AT ; : al ' his and on compar the argum ged by tt i 1ey ble to get any thal gave re- | i ae ie il a ‘tion | the advocates of outdoor and insdoor relief N ( 2 it!) Ma f unti I got some of 4 Lite of Man) HARVELR’S BOOKSTORE. r : ue amphati ¥ pronour fe +) : What kind | Bit ind No. | Syrup, which not only gave nf h’town, May 11, Is74 and ¥ fess err | l ‘ - \ ! ! rel t 1a perfectcure. During the | - | found a n t renowned Art| \ | d to | tin was taking your medicines, we | Cl OV E RE 1 Ga - “ i adel “ In Art. III., our attention to Dar. Ww! \ wa t took e ehil 1 whose mother had died of a TR Ne) I D it win’s doctrine of ‘Pangenesis’ and con “Ww ' c I y consu n. When the little — sry left ' oer Hela wif y i i a ~—-, | mother! t was twelve months old, and Thus Ri Bertran beeamy lebrated, | Suggestions are offered tending to its fu I if { irve at.’ | weighed only fifteen Ibs.. being but a little | CET THE | HE BEST. . ia han he | elucidation wi st eee ing skeleion. We gave i | : peti Art. IV t w of R - i Mr 1 “gra hem z I bitte 44nd tho he tt eke Les's Celebrated Red ad Craver. coul:i them, and all- the wealth and beau j " oe ar w of Renan’s study of i ERE. Bmmesnom I don ‘ want | 5 : chad Wiles Ghneia. ented | Howatt’s Choice Red Clover. ty i on and petted him the Song of Solomon. The natt 1d ob- | th: r ploaiianeasc ast 4 and ee Se tl ie ly a to | Godfrey’s Prize Red Clover. . } } j I 5 all giving alilil it lg 0 ° iia 1. i ee , suis ainbie: pees, 138 tof that poem are briefly described reir moth . ; a deus We slr A coe al Howatt’s Prize Alsike Clover. * i became the lion of} Sate of its composition, a point lis- | gq 1 iba t f i be —. healthy child, and has been so but with one | All warranted free from Daisy. & he and far ! De 3 were | Puted,is assigned to the tenth y be- p aia 7 ore ve} exception. When it was taken with cholera | Wholesale and Retail at . ” : ‘i r . . . . ae pperantly in its worst form, passing e} r + sitng I; is nothing when | fore the Christian era; and then the write Kino W —As the breath of the dew «¢ _ than b 1 we got half ae | il. A. HAR\Y IE ns. i i i Vv .- tid ‘ ie ) ' t! j ¥ { picture car and | Proceeds to give his opinion of the manr the t plant, they gently fall 1 the | your Certain Check, which madea certain| Queen Street, May 11, 1874. which ¢} f ; Irooy freshi s withered tens | en, it | 1 Fret} ister | eee ss hour aft ind gazed uy that | im which the work ‘ found way into tt ; ws) cu l s now perfectly healthy. beaut en } Canon of Holy Scripture, and wh ind how as i g ser Ww! in . } picay ale sis 1 fe mn 7 eee ” d | CIGARS. : td Mr. B ' } it was that a mystica aning was att t slit t ha illeviated,or th ok | h a oi 7 | yen tee | ” +e he t g relief, mus lave ter- ‘ _ a | ed to it.’ g sl) roy t As anit . | ; , i iid a I 4 sumption A few bottles of | : : : 2 er a as eee | ry SU No) pure ent Nol Se-uyathert | 40,000 Choice Havanna Cigars, W gination | #8 chiefly contined to the history and present 1 FT Oe eee / ineie of et es eae Ss , - that q l Witt H. Brown. FENTON T. NEWBERY. : a l t betw Ney . ty Sworn to bet me, this 5th day of April | Ch’town, May 11, 1874.—2i : and I ry “it = ' : Is7i : G. B. Reep, J. P | eit ‘ ' } in i Tha nae : ; : ir} \ Past “ I n 1 dream, rh i 1) . t brate, wt 1 ii t power ol eit ae Rein R No g j 1 of h| ment of Psy 1 by its ne k word? © ] word indness : Ope. an | heading. It fol f Psychos | gushing in upon t poeone UOMMEFCal LOHeLE we I I ght | 1 ym Plato t ri rds weetest | ’ 10 COILS 6th'd MANILLA pap tenet de ‘ as Bl gt W vith roubles | ENE expected on WEDNESDAY next. one-~ha Ww S| i > de 1 Various Slages of | 2 4 ; 3 tiie CA rete oe tas medals UMMA i Be pee fe ee sink fa by WELSH & OWEN’S BUILDING, CARVELL BROS. i Mil eee ee eee They ha) ee t Ch’town, May'11, 1874.—lin arg _ s0, ! woma b rare | Mill | shine do kind word They se Queen Street, Charlottetown. serine beauty It i hallucination. Art. VII., ‘ The Greatest of the Minnesing- | the ¢ ers c — ie Pus AO q ENTs! ’ he Minnesing- | sow far awa | ’ , Bertra i iu ! son ers An account of the German Minnesongs ’ mia EATON, rh ALLL . BING, PROPELETORS, ‘ ‘ i n t last of his life of Dick S the da ‘ | bring the | which were written in tbe twelfth and thir M F 7 ' wing fh ene ™ ir, U tl Wing Lampies ol eh ee errr eg tired ot So We a | nr errs maton | DESIGNED ‘TO A GQ0D STENCIL PLATE then ‘ | ibored and | Walther von ae Vogelweide, and transla But it has been also seen that no one said Kd Y i fi . ’ soug 1 wile | tions of some of his poems ee 1 oe ; happy examples former- cate Og Ell Or Business oo : , : g nm, iw add one ortwo ofa kind he $ tw ind round the} Art. VIII. ‘Moral Philosophy at Cam- cae ae MarkingLinen ete ind t phy at Cam-/ more rarely indulged He is below par on| BOOK-KEEPING in all its branches, t Bl eee : ; etd. om i : a | : be I LEP i s bre 8, both ri ging with it fit-| Dridg Taking for a text the statement hang friend remarked of a no-| by SINGLE and DOUBLE ENTRY and Col- WITH fui ¢ f itting sleet, that penex | a le by Mr. Mill nearly forty years ag r; he dosen't stand wel iateral subj cts, thorougly taught and prac- Indelible Ink and Brush, trate ry fortunate who | that ‘the end above all others for which en no one stands so well with | tically applied by means ofa NOW vor 40 CTs. AT . i | Dickens; a pun that i cba Bertran caine brisk-| dowed universities exist, or ought to exist, is envied. ~[ call hin an.) Complete Course of Actnal Business, Adoiph Cuenther’s }. tud warm)y | to keep alive philosophy,’ the writer pulls non-literary friend, at a | engaged in by all the students. Particular GREAT G EORGE or. ’ wrapped inf t ha vis-; Cambridge to pieces, shows how it fails to » boredom inflicted on him attention given to —————$—_—_—___—- he ; : a | , " on-and-ink-ubt TIT INTC? ia semitare z m, and| om ourage the std of Philosophy, compares Deane ink-ubus | BANKING ARITHMETIC, Notice to 0 Builders. A lig i ie had turned} it with Oxford, describes existing abuses 1 ; “ii BUSINESS CORRESPONDENCE : | g i , mid-s} lan son, then shuadintasiauaid er aan Es ‘eive ' { was walking | and ends “ reviewing and severely critis : 1 vadhigge SPELLING, &c ’ os - _ be re re oo ms war. | — , : - Hes GOs sis onarcaincinitierh - igned, until the 22nd day o F re w le I PY e's‘ F riy nie f ib do! ’ ° , $ P : , } was q len- | cizing Prof. T. R. Birke’s ‘ First Principles of : : | don’t] Our Course of Instruction affords a large | inst., for the erection of a Two-Stor g y two women, who od near Moral Scie ik Are . 7 - his getting amount of Dwelling House. on the Mount Edward : gs; but if lay juuge ' arivy ; 33 se inlet sith Dain | Art. IX. isa continuation of the subject of a 4 7 a) e ; PRACTICAL INFORMATION ne opposite the residence ef Judge cer mi¥Y Has not go ils ? M { t is but a little fur- | * Medical Charity,’ which was commenced in Other agreeable asa! j i j ichi _— ith) | y; ! as com! Ce ther agreeable pleasan-~ | relating to Business pursuits, which is of the : Snecifications ec: — tlie Do try to keep uy Here, lean on me. | the last number, and in the administration | ies might be largely cited from his letters. | greatest importance to Young Men intend “aes” ee ee Mother, mothe . of which grave abuses were exposed. The | jsp) thn denen inaee er ereb eran wm | Se to ge Sato Dentennen for omoapres. PHILLIPS & LEWIS, hie ¢ y asiona “ : dn, UNE CXPess ge rederic Lem iitre i i " % ve 7 Sle was evidently trying to Support the| present article proposes to ‘describe and got up for th » part, and very cross with the No Young Man (au Afford to miss a Courso at this _M Nileberenge em king form, but all her strength could not} discuss different plans which have been pre- } toothache, tol {me ina railway carriage the Institution my Sh 11, 1874 — in pieiieenieesnmeeatnininainaiiannenpisiaaeit prevent her from falling. And Bertran| pared as remedies of these abuses, and to| ter day, that we had no antiquities in here- re , S sprany forwai 1 in time to receive her in his | consider whether it be possble to organize a om ul England. ; N we } atal i er 1. Yeu . dalte te jo . ied — ~ antasennee — p | Cc € S. arms as she fell : oo . , have some ships, however.” ‘ Yes. « Are | cordially invited to call and examine our ‘ arm ! ; comprehensive system for the administration they strong?: ‘ Well,” said I your trade | System. Just Recieved ‘Mother, O, my mother,’ was the despair- | of medical relief of tt 2g » ae 3 spiritu ask » ghos lel ” ( ' j ' I of medical relief of the destitute poor, and] is Spiritual; ask the ghost of Nelson. A Houns—94 a. - to 12 p. m., from 2 to 4, i ing ery for the lower classes generally.’ French captain who was in the carriage was | and 74 to 94 p. 70 tins PEPPER, ‘ n’ » alarme i : ense] elighted < his sme ioke : ‘ 5 ' rINGER Don't be alarmed, Miss. She has only Tne Review closes with the usual short | oe os di light A af henge mall joke. I Circulars ice full particulars will a ‘ eo : ICE i Oeatet Mote ' ? : | met him at Calais yesterday going somewLere | be sent free to any address. c licati 50 MIXED SPICE, aint y home sere, close athanrd, and } notices of contemporary literature. | with a detachment; and he said—Pardon! : i rel — eannen $e 50 * CASSIA, if vou % take mother ther: thin. But he had been so limited as to suppose an Chad. set is aaee — Principal CARVELL BROS. Poet alas ie oi ' co ‘er ’ > av 7 Stn to il & woman obeyed him without a Two charming women were discussing one Englishman incapable of that bonhommie. _Caftown, May 11, 1078.—-Sin ae i a word, and with her assistance Ralph bore day what it is which constitues beauty in ONE OF THE MOST NO’ . ik ph Cn : rABLE PROPER ” tte «« f form to his elegant apartments a os ' | rhe ofr = “ in opinion i. much | ties of Dr. Wheele elixir of Pho sp ee a Per Carroll. AVOID UACKS. There was no light within the room, and po me " a 0 Me nth —— they | Calisaya is its sustaining power during active A victim of early indiscretion causing ner- ig ym, ani ere discussing. A gentleman friend pre-| mental and pbysteal terion Pusinass wen. g x vous debility, premature aft paciag the inanimate form pon the | se nted himself, and by cemmon consent the | editors, cler yun “9 Sarria aera rt ple, N : ONSIGN MEN’ ENT and offered at tried i in vain yh ery an =o sola, he groped his way to the match safe | a eae = “e oe wes. Tt wes a deli-| clases ; engaged in any oecupation requiriag owest wholesale prices, discovered a simple means of self-cure é e 0 ’ «ee c on anc *( ep imnue }} re. Sr UGnee the gos. Bi the soft rationen’l taons etaccen Gloing hen neh | Cae vomnds Ine en at ile 22 bbls. old RYE WHISKEY which he will send free to bis fellow-suf- £08 SSES rane y from one to the ine is remedy invaiua je, as it wi enable i . " -rers. Ss ‘ke ‘o * y shove through the room he sprang back wi h| other of the beautifu : hie hands presented them to accomplish their work with compara ; ‘ raat cia pos Sircet, New York.” ne a an exclamation of surprise and delight. His | fer his examination, he replied at last. «1 | tive case. Phosphates of Lime is an active y RASPREI evave, jcc — . pictures. The face of his idolized « give it up, the question is too hard for me eS weaien, eoumiviting more thee ftty 2 4 STI | a ooo | h hit nes At but ask the poor, and they will tell | ‘ er cent of the system ; P hos} yhorus, a powe rful ae : PRAWBERRY vi LAIN JOB AND BOOK the sound the young stranger started up and most heautiful hi ind in e WwW car ae = | Beare Tonic ; Phosp bate of iron, . blood. maker ; ' ne : PRINTING d US « ié oO is 1e looked toward him. How beautiful she was | hand that gives.’ and Feo on -— Pe eeting Tonle. . CARVELL BBOS, one at the , y ruggis Ch town, 11th May,1874,—din p is XAMINER OFFICE.

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No. and No.2, good an tet ng a lb tg, | cheap at easement *“ CARVELL BROS. oa ther ole : oLr-puee | warranted free f : Moet delicate Constitati i Guide wie ubber boots priotor etlicits sam Old a 8 ite Vuine ry, —_— Thousands of testimeuia roi all oe - 36 C | Soldin Bottles 2s 3d each, und ; wi ; ases } taining ix times the q y Is a “i Rubber Boots & Shoes, iio Ns: crate f 1) PATENT WEDICINE Vi HES Instrum Foa Ladies, Children and the world rders a APoTiil repaiaegs Mad ct MLINCOI — o ”) ARIK 1A NCOL) ENG } » L. Bie Newest Designs, for sale at. LAND D.» 1. Sia i‘ “wD _ carro : Lowest Prices. EXPORT AGENTS. who a : | Burgoyne, irbidg Co. th Lon ire a. Oe Beas | | Beebe anton eae | Nov. 11, 1872. | Burelay & Sons, 99 L ! Sanger & Sone, Ox s . And ali the L \ | For Preserving. | i ‘ HITE Sugar, and Granulated Saar, is ae Sry rs IN ANADA p barrels, just the kind and quality for M« mire “ vane,t preende Cons ! private families. | Voroulo.: Biot & Co. Uh ' ARVELL BROS, “ chapter and © sean Aug. 1) 172. tf | Hamilton. — Winer and ¢ ndensal & er Pp | Halitax —Ave Drow aaa YRUPs. “e 10 CASES RASPBERRY LEMON 100°¢ ee STRAWBERRY SYRUPS of the very male, forthe “ Transmission of 1 i | hest qualities at | and the . “Physical Life of Woman, ” b e; Ve | CARVELI, BROS, | | 27 Dr. Veer Seem its, § lot 3, 187 ee , and ing? _ Ch’ town, Feb. 16, ’ as 74. ere _ | eminent Divines, } ns A S Brea y | America. Immense sales everywhei Tobacco & Cigars! | Send for Terms and Circular Loe | MITCHELL, St n.B are | qe Subscriber offers for sale (in Bond,) | Jan. 12, 1878. th a choice Lot of NEW CONSIGN ERT alle , , | iGNMERTS. lush SMOKING & CHFWING TOBACCO, 9 NEN SUA os as ‘ CIGARS | Received during the past week us Q three Cases CIGARS. rar : a | PICKSTONE’S washing erysts! mt 74 Boxes Tobacco, in Solace, Sunshine, Vir- WRAPPING paper, and paper B ews ginian, Navy and Black Diamond. PARK’S Cotton W. rp, F 3 Cases Cigars in Victoria & Flor Gertrude. | ¥ALENCI \ Raia ' raTr | | AMM. i ail ns, o. a} ” e Samples can be seen at Sale Raom = | wapNuPs a j : clu ‘D 1 . rata Ng, RANKIN, | ALMONDS, iv shells, and shell Corner Water & Pownal Sts | = NFECTIONARY _ Ch’town, April 13, 1574. ‘ ON h 15 IED Ey } ORS nee ——i COFRFEE, 4 st | When people see a man iii artise the oy aly | CARVELL BROS peor he is a busincss man, and his advertizing pro- | Ch’town, 13th Sept, 1873 claims that he is not above business, but anxious | 1 town, doth eept, $2. to do it. Cus tomers, like sheep, are gregarious, | | aud flock where they see others go. If nobody | T 2 fm else were engaged in the same business, it would | obacce. be important to tradesmen and de alers to adver- 500 Boxes all kinds, choice brar tize in the paper, because they are tempte d to | Ps ) when we cua €9 to ow | buy what they read of. But others are engaged | | than can now be imported 4 in the same business, and even if they do a" t ahgindna , i vertize, it becomes the more important for you CARVELL BiOS : to doso; it they do not advertize it becomes | Aug. 11, 1873. ti : doubly important. — Anon.” i . hide —— Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes. p THE ATTENTION OF i ; .s A JUST received, ex ‘ Alhambra’ i al importers and Dealers | Boston, the choicest lot of Smoking To- | \ f bacco ever offered for sale in Charlott | IS RESPECTFULLY DIRECTED TO town. Lovers of the weed can now i Ie ve we . supplied with almost every kind of Brig Fel Oud 3e AND GAS, and Dark Tobacco manufactured in Aicer- - } SBR BLAUINga, in | | <a Contest Twist, Virginia TOBACCO Charm Twist “ “ ; pelort § MERCHANTS Oriental Fig | wi Navy 5’s WILL FIND CUSTOMERS FOR THEIR Fine cut Invincible Fig SPRING GOODS McDonald’s Canadian Brig Nav Desbris do >» ( g BY ADVERTIZNG IN do " Darl ‘ Also on hand a good assortment of Cig ‘ THE EXAMINER.’ and Pipes, which we sell cheaper than N other store in Charlottetown. BLAT( Hi McKENZIE & CO. = The usual reductions to those who Jan., 5, 1874 F ¢ ADVERTIZE ne ( a . i ’ COAT, BY THE YEAE, RQ TONS Albion Mines ROUND COAI MONTAGUE PACKET, 150 "><,)" 4 ‘ARVELL BROS. | 4 THE fast-sailing Schooner Maria Ch’town, Feb. 16, 187 a ELL BR : Alva, will ply, once-a-week, : during the present Summer, be- in tween Charlottetown and Mon- sin ea ‘ete G . E ot + tague Bridge, calling at Georgetown, to and 360" XES I. C. TIN on sale at os from said Ports. ~_— Paeeae . ‘ For Freight, apply, in Charlottetown ,te Ae CARVELL BROs. Messrs. MacDonald & Owen, Water Street;| C’town, Feb. 187 in Georgetown,to Messrs. A. A. MacDonald | — & Bros., and at Montague Bridge, to Pierce Sacks. Sacks. ” Sacks Gaul, Esq. JAMES McEVOY, BALES 8 Bus. Grain Sacks, cont Master & Owner ing 250 Sacks each, me | Montague Bridge, May 4, 1874. 2m FOR SALE, i Cc hEneiaie wader Mec . - — CARVELL BROS. ‘ Molasses & Sugar Clitown, Jan. 5, 1874.—isl pat penlf i ’ - ‘ + ‘ apply vy St- Lawrence Marine Iinsur- © ee ee ance Oo. of P, | Ti lant <. IVa Letiiule Direct from Barbadoes, Boarp or Dinecron \GE, See’ Z “ BR: ” ARCHIBALD KENNEDY, Per Brigt. “ Bittern: ee oo — DUE HERE aBour THE} 257m May, ARTEMAS Lorp, Esq, ’ ssn? « 50 puns choice retailing MOLASSES oe “s “ pint «! Cucumlet F P. W. Hyxpman, Esq. 4 ) eal! ” hhds bright Muscovado & Vacuum | gen Morris, Esq. : Pan SUG AR, w. STewakr, Esq. Pil . Will be sold low while landing. | Risks : a n daily at their office, Exchange ARMA. ‘agest N 7 > Building. ” FENTON§?. NEWBERY .| FREDERICK W. HYNDMAN, Hyndma ng. Q Street, ‘ May 11, 1874 sin Ch'town, March 16, 1874.—1y Secrelary.| May 1s, 187 GW