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C ee eeteeinneteeinettiteenetermntneennrnnnntneenine=erereme-nreeeneeeenis sedi aii : i ’ ik TILL ’ : 7 i ' metennnimemaremeee ae acai i aiaiiiiiaeiiaiiesiialinaliadl Lot AL AND OTHER A \ i ERS. Li {l AND OTHER MATTERS. TELEGRAPHIC . . _ a Ce eo ee . sasip lapse ov | sacle nid Garten cee ttn See NEW ADVERTREWENTS, WISCELLAVEOLS. LAST ARRIV Seana areca ’ e Exay [ts cireula ade Waa f : " <= = = pies ae ' ee . : i 5 nl Elie i '. mg Fletcher Brennan, late proprietor By Telegraph to News Roomand Examiner. ee Ge AL FOR THE SEASON AT Notice to Coal De: : bi the dslander, has gone into bankruptey. BOSTON STEAMERS Che language of France was first intro- e - oaubien i st week, oats sold by auction in I] Geet: tile * ce Loxvoy, April 2.—The Marquis of Devo . uced into England by William I. in 1066, THE THE General Mining Assuciativ’ ha aay way o_o generally ob~ | ob ine js pee ew ns ae The Pope has intimated that Archbishop having registered ite Trade Mark — ish served as # holy~day in this city, : mye ea” ae M inning and nine other Archbishops will | “gYDNEYWY COAtr . = Rees “ss : ee ————-———___ Advices from Spain report the situation Pee neeen ee be created Cardinals at the next consistory pursuant to the provisions of Ogr ales : idl sia a : dges ha resigned his posis be fore Bilboa unchanged. pue STEAMER SOMERSE Ane : It is repor ted that Ralph Waldo Emer- | j the Acts of the Parliamert of i ' . oh \ . nas Manager of the Grand Trunk Raii- Incendiary fires are becoming alarmingly will leave BOSTON ae % a “ son will receive nomination for Lord Rec- a y iet Mi Agents asd be y M by Wa fre in some districts ~~ | CHARLOTTET . BS ko arrive at) tor of the University of Glasgow, to succeed | Per > . roprietors of Mines, Agen : a pening were tenena * ca juent In some districts of the Saulior) ~~ :* - I ETOWN first oppor LY alt the Right Honorable Benjami Dis sli eed | Per Royal Mail steamers via Pic Se a eos Felsen" in Coal. are hereby cautioned against > ‘ ad tg districts of India. Two iain +iinnes hove I ’ ing f navigation, calling at Halifa — onorable Benjamin Disraeli a Pictou, in addition to winters’ Stock. | the same to designate Coal which es Tn we *OORaNe uquers bes heen} , ‘ illages have | and endeavor for the } At af tinnovtars & In the Commons, on the 21st instant, the : | be i rainst a G ' I bited wit en entirely de Y be the first aw ‘ . 7 1 cl. Sah ke ’ ; : . n rai from t { Against 4 vernmet llovd \ ., Prohibited within the Dominion Parliament = ~— destroys . 7 be the first arrival bill appropriating £800,000 for the expens- 12 Cases and Bales Lustres, Prints. Ostrich Plumes and | ation. ie esaoens ence ; than ninety-tbree S i aad Beimie wits I lings EW YORK, April 3.—Special Washing- _. CARVELL BROS es of the Ashantee expedition passed. Feath iia . . | Mark tn future will be prosecuted,” 5 : m4, owning Lia Conce \ tarle’ } ton correspondents report that the Presi- | TES. 1874.0 Mr. Disraeli yesterday refused to receive ers, Scarlet Nap Cloth, &e., &e. JOHN RUTHERFO ps INCE R ~*r. Earle’s Benefit Concert’ | dent has declare . } wee the deputation desirous of aski ’ ; have e1in a pet bi hii ( nl as declared himself strongly against AUC ETA ' eputation desirous of asking for the General reese saga na. | Wil! take plac> in Market Hail on Thuree | enflation of the currenc eT | « wit. gers ce Te sulaaue af tee Pane, ALARGE ASSORTMENT OF Halifax, Feb. 16, 1874. 8m lian rnm Lios hess e : e currency, from which it is il ELL by AUCTYON, on MOND A) , , . sh ptiancaeeicniedidiaaamelin i J, fee LEH instant, inferred that his y : 1 the 20th iust., at the ho f 1? ofel A family of tive persons were found [ia -—- at his veto is not improbable ; ? o'el aa . persons Were tound mure ~~ y Religious Revival i 41 ono «& nett should the Bil pass oe "t a : noon, the building ofa NEW BRIDGE at sored near Centreville, Illinois, on the a ee Bg A WwW LS ? FOR SALE. = is : in Immerside, | “" ~ fishermen from the Strait °F | of the “Trivol a . e — yurning | Hunter's Kiv Statio: Suites ws : est of the 20th inst. Who committed ° & bage SALT ave ch es CONtinue to be er led ev Canso have gone to join the ens Wis ‘ e“irivoli (New York) Mills,” yester.| be Seen at the office of the undersigned 1€ crime, ew for what purpose. is % oe ce 2g peste rhe ‘lle y eae ; - 1¢ American fishing tie abies te tee heaied hs | Pweneediliias Oil be taeumne neal an Sudan tetda ta purpose, is unknown. In Ottoma Sa: , : 100 bbls. HERRING. be g k’ appears to ba | Meet at Gloucester, Mass- ao wundred thousand | ¢, soctucmannd ad tis eabirhce. a ere | ake . id nt” wife) Goan of Mrs. Grant, | n quares—Angio-Cofoniai. Beaver, Pallium 18 bars YELLOW MBTAL Be making most rapid wress among ?} r - <-+ dollars, nr oe See Caen ve ree 1¢ President's wife) died im Wachi 4 ’ 7 < ep a mong the Polifions te uae al aly | oT ce - RICHARD WEEKS, 8. P. W. | 0n the 22nd instant, after . Washington | &c &c & HUGH MONAGHARY esleyans and Presbyterians 5 favor of Protection have | 1¢ lower House of Congress has adopted | Ch’town, April 6, 1874.—20 ness ' 7 projonged jl]. | ’ ’ C. os St., Ch’town, ; ilready : eb. 9. 1874. tf

ae ‘ready been presented to Dominion Par- | ® resolution requesting the (resident to

br : Ss ita . : : : Qip » » y Lord Salisbury, the Indi , Hos. Caartes Turrer is ca : liament: Protectionists are active oii wai . guy ~ y. the Indian Secretar tte . ' &R is favorably spoken ' ‘ nists are active. intercede with the Queen of Great Britain b { i A ] | R¢ »N ! announces a loan of $50,000,000 for Todi’ | |

s the probal . ' °+- | caine a j ast robvbabie success ‘ ist nok Tt ‘ , rhiec 2192 ce . | I ssor of Sir John Shipbuil for the release of William Cougdon, of of which $13,000,000 is immediately neces- | RA I Sl Ns } ‘inei ; ~ . . sary = ntleman | In New 1] Cincinnati, who was arrested in the Man-| (YASH paid for WRO'l Ary . | + IN SS ‘

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find it necessary to withdraw from the! o o ne chester riot as a Fenian. i \Y SCRAP. Palace Cars have been introduced on | OD a Vr CARVELE BS leadership of the Opposition—«/ 6 : ‘tx to 120,000 tons of shipping are being } Ae eibiitininieamaiianiain SIMON W. CRABBE eee ae ond a donk | a — - ee P] tion f ~ uilt under the inspection of Bt i "EOE y Tm PrDLhIM . ee ae ae) e old-fashioned kind will soon go out of | -- - . i i ees ‘ i ireau THE ASHANTEE EXPEDITION Sign of the Stove. | ys ea et . om bacco, Cigars, pes. ‘ a Veritas alone. - = | Ch'town. M } Po > <gueen Street ° The a 0b aoa “ . n ere oto pee ee i oat | Gasmast, Wotsatr and his gallant little | ‘ vtown, March 30, 1874—pa 4i 1e flax-seed was first planted in Fng, | a meme oes a. ee | : ig " JUST received ‘6 o z Ananth 7 fai Only two foreign mails were| army are : oe mTIAaN SG in 2 ne first flax water mill ’ ; ' E , ex * Alhambra” frce © few Bago weighing three hundred | received during last week concn Then | mt are now reaping the rewards of & iF Gr § BR was invented in Scotland about 1750, , | Boston, the choicest lot of Smoking To 41 pounds. Ten gallons of oi! were taken | day nigh . “<~ One On Ahurs~ | their services, At the review in Windsor, in Fire ships were first used i i | &t & iowa, ‘Lovers of ‘the weed can 1 =f from it, being worth one dollar 1 is — and one on Friday night. The | presence of the entire force, the Queen ‘ME eee seme rh a used in the sixteenth | ; C., XC, town. Lovers of the weed can now & _ g n Jar per gallon. | crossing at the Straits is obstructed by ictal te thes Bile | THE Subseribers offer for Sa Engli ; shay were first employed by the | ‘Ag , : supplied with almost every kind of Brigh o skin is @ very fine one, and is worth | lolly and moving ice a ed by the Princess of Wales and the Whhds Brich Retsiliv nee Spanish ee - = “ea with the | CAEAP FOR CASH. and Dark Tobacco manufactured is Awer about five dollars, —Sup so: | Duchess of Edinburgh, made Sir Gar ce : ern % Spanish Armada, July, 1588. _ ecu | ea i : , 4 go, m: Sir Garnet | in Boud or duty paid . . V : , = How. Jawes Ve] = The Delegates Report —To make room | Wolseley, Knight Commander of the Order MACDONALD & OWEN, R ae eee is trouble between GEORGE DA TES 8S CZO Clrm. Twist _— How, Jawes Dowatl Itis reportes f i) sian > D . 2 . > + arch 9. 127 woumMmaniA an urke rowi . ! . sie . ’ ; “4 “a s Liberal Conservat ee a thas | for the report of Prince Edward Island’s | the Bath, and conferred on Lord Gilford | M4! *, 1s) : ci action of the former i Wratten . fe December 22, 1873. Navy Be, So ative fember of Parlias | delegates to the Dominion Board of Trade. | the Victoria Cross, Late English papers TENDERS. ~~ | with other European powers. er em ' ae ag sik ie ideale aed Ping cut ; . oe al i has ‘ ered to retire in | we have been obliged to omit a lengthy | contain the official despatches of Sir Garnet | ; r It is reported that the British Government | THE C DA | Invetble = : : | _. * : umes ™ Donald who was | article on ‘ Our Cemeteries’ and to materi- } Wolseley to the British War Office. After | r ae 2 ill received by the Sec. Willsoon make an inquiry into the shooting ARANTEE COM PANY | McDonald's ‘Canadian Bright sees at at Pictou. It not at all likely ally curtail our Parliamentary summary the attempt of the Ashantee King eds \ a 10th Ay ao : — until FRIDAY, a itish subjects captured on the Virginins | ° do “s Solace. "hi that the offer wil] he ac ’ 1 > : ‘ . és 4p 1@XT, a Zo'cloekK, noon, [rom |) Wi F YY @ f i itv fi can 0: ’ r will be accepted lhe Report will be interesting to business troy the British forces by treachery Sir Gar. | parties willing to to enter into a ct sat ract to Scaddagda, < teenie Hemny: Sm Hi EAI Ee s a ao 7 , Finar Y = men, net pushed on for Coomassi hi d a build a SCOW for the Ferry at West River 2 i ee ] : ll pesca stesso ent. np =. whl Swe sell cheaper than wii ial Panie = ° greene 1 : - ~ ae e, hindered | Piins and Scsthosthdhie due tix anes ‘a = Funeral games are mentioned by most Si Al d ° j end Pipes, which we sell cheaper thaw D, ‘ — the existence of a financial panic Tus ‘‘ Rigt Sensation,’ —A few days ago | erever it was possible by the attacks of | office of the und ‘vsigned. I'wo securities —s writers. Among the Romans they | Ir €xan er F, Galt, K G M. G. President Dimeimuater’ se : ie a i eae : Attorney General Clarke, of Mani : the enemy. He thus describes his first at- | willing to become bound for the faithfu consisted of processions and mortal com- ’ . BLATCH McKENZIE & GC th panic to : : anitoba ap- tempt to negotiate ttl perform ince of contract to accompany each bats of gladiators around the funeral vile CAFE 1. eT, . 7. yD ( )¢ « ) Jan., &, 1874. “s se similar to those of the New York peared it the Bar of the Dominion House of | Oe tin dei init 1 if Tender. Board do not bin ihoatel ren to Lhey were finally abolished by “lly uae ' : | and Vienna panics, combined ae Commons. Beir questi a : cra st., 1 moved forward again, | accept lowest © ny tende | | A tax was laid on ; in En in of | ; dbined with tus do. eing questioned, he said :— He abu cose re : aC t lowes iny teuder l n funerals i : and j 1 ‘ ve | pressing influences of tl . oe ‘‘] reside Winninee- } said the . nemy in ere at force opposing our ad- } ’ i. : sen 1793 " Englan {in 1 Hilts COMPANY , Incorporated by Acts of Parliament, is licensed to tra t G + \ | an ra sin Soin 12 es 1t Winnipeg; my calling is that | Yauce, and hanging round our flanks, While RICHARD WEEKS : tee business throughout the Dominion, and to issne BoNDs of Secu tnsact Guaran | |! ic a ce ce 0 ercinber I am Attorney General of |” the march, I received a letter from the io Supt. Public Works lhe coffin in which the body of Richard Private suretyships, 23 NDs Of SECURITY je lien of - I N S U R A NC EK ms be as severe as in any form t . nosey , we held office since tenth of | King essing me te bat, and saying ho} _©* ‘ow, March 2, 3878. va bee ee | ‘a 7" e in any former instance vanuairy, JS71. I know Louis Riel ; am would consent to myterms. I[ repli hat | : "| aoe oe. Dae - | The Renta theo ae ~ a ead ouis Rie ac y tern plied that | 8 uring the battle on Bos- vnds of the Company are accepted by the Dominion Governme : ney me © quainted with’ his handwriting as er. hs hall Sm dacebved me befecs thar 1 contd TENDERS. worth Feld he received several wounds. | ,. LIC OFFICKR® OF CANADA. as ao ment FROM ALL Pt v- | IMPERIAL oie for April is ath snd it , ture shown me is that of Louis Riel hous not trust him, but to prove to him how | os each of which '| The Bank of Montreal, i J > ith @ marvel ; 7

F I i , ; NE > ENDERS will] : us collection of beau. | 't 18 rather more heavily written than usual! anxious I was for peace. | would halt for} Sr ALED TENDERS: will be recieved 7

f ] : achiaden : . ; ° 2 nigt ie rds iver. ¢ _ " tiful illustrations, some of whi b . An ‘ Liste ant was laid oe oo */ the night on the Ordah river and NOY : TT SATURDAY, the 12th day of April

eset iio ee — i celal ; . “iti bg | OF LONDON, ie a eli . eniganee “Ets Rit <r-rirante Perond it with all my force 0 ee me ee ae aed ognized when dragged from beneath a! 7) o° Crane iat Pg on a —_ of the Dominion, Su Q fi : Po iene t > ‘ti the Court of Queen’s Bench Manitoba, in | until the following morning, if he wonld | : anode rou gigs ; ne . - . ne heap of slain. rhe _body, perfectly naked, | Boards of Tree a. o yd wenere Railway, and by other Companys and bseribed and Invested Capita! £1,968,0uy _ umvoeg QR hn The Americsn Art Jour- extraterm November last. A bench warrant | sevd to me at once his mother and brother | ee Tw ‘aad ‘ad ae ph iLiad with a rope around the neck, was flung ‘ y the Governments of Quebec and British Columbia, i Sterling. \ nal, while all reflect great credit upon the was iasued on that indictment for the arrest as hostages,” a at _ sone hi = os Daina across a haonap a the ag 2 calf, The object of this Oey tiki ans oe | re F ¢ erprising publishers American scenery of Louisa Riel. I have that warrant, and I The following letter was addressed by Sir j ne ei Itong gc a - co } = - saa ‘ and was thus carried in triumph to UelCess | of the duty of the emp oyee, the ao ai . ae : whe employer t we faithful performance ' nner] it , ea a. : eg . ;| now produce it. (The Clerk of the House G th ; hante ale sas: ae 1 -— i a ae an ee baaae ter. It was exposed for two days in the | security of private suretyship. eby dispensing with the trouble, inconvenience and in- MONTREAL as heretofore, forms a striking feature of | 1044 the warrant, which directed the Sheriff | yarnet to the Ashantee monarch »— - a eee oe Plans and town hall, and then buried without cere-| Persons requiring to put in bone als ’ | J this number of the 4/inr. Subseriptions | tobring before the Court of Queen's Bench “ King: You have deceived ine so before | |g spec if ua a ad i kak aa of mony. Fices in this Island, by application t ty — oe hate —— to Dominton Or- Marine 665g i : ' ) ® en's De : ai 4 se ane cificatiods to be seen a e office ¢ eo : . : | ; r . : ~ench office here.can i r 7 receised at this office of Manitoba,the body of Louis Riel indicted that 1 caunol halt until the — oe in the undersizned and at the residence of Mr THE INTRODUCTION OF DR. WHEEL- ! the premiam of from § te 1 per ceni oe a € obtain them on payment oz, ital and Cash over $2.000,000 He -- for the murder of Thomas Scott. Steps | MY Possession: Me haar er nal rang | 4: McKay, near Bridge ER’'S COMPOUND ELIXIR OF PHOS- | R. Bitz. — P we \ ie eee : were taken fo rR Thesill a. | S60* te Secept Tur to-Gay, your it an TCHAR . - wp w | PHATES AND CALIGAYA constitutes a | Agent in P. EK. Island. ; : Pp, Srunananet-- 1. ieee ME: F Siatetiecs ac yg en Bg se a Prince Meusah, Both shall be well treated Ch’'towr me 3 =. ann ieee new era in popular medicine, as itis seldom Charlottetown, Jan. 12, 1874 : | _ The above OFFICES being of UNDOUBT- : a . é ’ i - : . won P atc n, Mareh 3 Si OW . ; : ; . . : ' .- \ v Anglin, Speaker of the Dominion Commons, have heen in séarch Of Biel snes tee ieee by me. You — trust my hyper = J — we au thata purely scientificpreparation, compound- i a a ~ ” a ED STANDING, guarantee perfect seoustty 1 is $4,000, besides his indemnity of £1,000, | of the warrant but he has evaded their | oe ait ee ae OLIVER GOLDSMITH. ed on physiological principles, is offered to the | ont pee o- : mileage, free and sumptuous apartments. | pursuit. ee aes - oom — same will costiiaie ey ee a of —— FENTON T. NEWBERY . ip n c 1 : iat enter the formation of the system, it is Agen Prince Edward island The appointment is for the period of Pars, Riel has been sworn ina memter of the | upon Coomassie. ae | Just one hundred years ‘have elapsed perfectly safe under all circumstances, ona] ‘com pa t liament. and is quite a handsome non. | Commons for Provencher, Manitoba ; but; To this King Kofli replied by his private | .ineg the dismal afternoon in the spring of "ay be taken with benefit wherever there | CUSTOM TAILORING or political position The Speaker is expect~ | he thought it prudent not to take his seat. | counsellors in a letter and ~ - _— | 1774 on which Oliver Goldsmith was laid in Sue ataneiee Gaon S eeectaeie aes : COAL, ed to dine and wine the members, and | Itis rumored that he has made his escape and addressed to “My Good Friend, which | the quaint churchyard of the Temple. It) ments and sustains the vital forces, impart- 39 WHBN STREHT aia ae otherwise to extend his hospitalities. to the United States. | in the following evasive language, declined | ;, strange that to this moment it is not | "€ vigor to all the organs of the body. It Q 5 ] 50 TONS Aibion MincsROR ee -*- om. Sir Garnet's proposal io \ kk ie osu s especially adapted to women prostrate with a for Sale. nown which of the many nameless graves . io ) CARVELL BROS. '

Tas Norosiocs McMctten is negotiating \ Brave Action.—One day, last week, | amily cares, and delicate children, being as

. ; , ‘ ‘ «I beg to write this to acquaint Your Ex-| a » his i . Trienc re ‘ “dij ; with the Government, and it aaid he finds | at Merigomish two little girls fell through | whee ae lam willing to meet Your Ex- | of the Ts mple his is, for he had no frien d gre eablato take as the finest cordial. Sold TW i RD 8 I | TI N FS Q Ul i qT f 01, 0 R §, ’

cash nil 8. D, : ze “a rich as i everence f v all druggists at $1! unexpected difficulty in getting the money the ice near where they were attending | cellency’s demands, but only Your Exce - | §° rich as to do him the reverence to place cit $ : sed him tor | : t f Sir Hug! ‘, school. and one of them sank to the bottom lency’s very rapid movement puts me in) any mark or inscription over the spot where A Wonprerv, Country.—Few can ap- yromised him tor his rejection of Sir rh’s | school, : . os ‘ 28 An j ’ , iate I pro . Ae, tO pF i confusion. Regarding the hostages and the | he was consigned to earth Yet, at acen- preciate properly how full of wonders,natural ey \7 2 ERC te I 7 N CHS, seventeen thousand dollars He walks | The other was easily rescued. When the} money. if Your Excellency would allow me, or otherwise, America really is. Asa yankee about in a dejected way, and is never seen alarm was given, a young lad about twelve | I beg that you will let us do it = the same is : once said in England, we have the tallest . : " ; i sr : -ay as Jate Gov. Mclean did. Because my | borne to the lost grave, the memory of no | mountains, loudest thunder, and largest i apy body exce : sper. , years of age, son of Mr. James Murray, ran | “99 ao ‘ j ! : ' .S gest | x peaking to any bo y except in a whisper a , : y; old mother and brother are my both counzel- | guthor of that period flourishes so fresh | speech of any country on earth, The greatest | ~ R ] N( » \ ND SUM M E R He is known as the gloomy censpirator, and the spot, and seeing the little girl who) jors and helpers in every way. I acknow- | , a al as that of Oliver Goldsmith, | cataract in the world is the Falls of Niagara, b aVAN hi me en, — few people will regret his fate if the Hunt- | had sunk, reached down and managed to/ ledge the wrong done by Ammank wates, | ° 0 aa ager a : ea "where the waters from the great upper lakes | i‘ noi alia - i -} a > } > y aking ¢ AV re e flew g a¢ . . i S - ae ington party, have all they want, throw over gasp her by the hair, but when in the act | 2%4 he will surely be punished by making to | ray ives in the undying Hieyy . YORRSCD' form a river of three-fourths of a mile in A FULL LINE GF

: ie pay Your Excellency’s demands. About) jn /?asselas and Boswell and the Dictionary; wi their miserable tool. — Picton Standard of pulling her up the ice gave way and he! the prisoners; fearing that some may be : nies " c 7 width, and then, being suddenly contracted, | ra “ ; . i ; os cd | Bourke in ponderous tomes of stately elos | plunges over the rocks in two columns to noe was precipitated along with her into the | ext ited and hurt himseif, 1 have put them } : : cle \ i h of 175 fe Ty 4 5 : all in irons and as soon as Your Excellency | quence ; Hume in « history not yet wholly | te depth of fio est. ae greatest cave

stay to give the time,{I will send them all.” | superseded by later rivals the school boys in the world is the Mammoth Cave of Ken. | pD¢ mE SK 1 N a il N i The G al, tt hed to the! : eee _?*?” | tueky, where any one can make & voyage on “a: Ws . -4 ne General, then, pushed on 1¢ | now and then recite the speech of Norval the waters of a subterranean river and catch

%— dis » y , wha a We ° M - tury’s distance fiom the day when he was in colors to suit

An American Colony for Manitoba.- It is | water. With extraordinary presence of mind | no small testimony to the superiority of he shoved her up before him till those on | Manito to the neighboring States of | the ice were able to reach and pull her out.

. i : ; | capital. The Highlanders carried the village | fr » Dounlos of ¢ Ji . no a ioe if Ma ae 2 | : y Cc Wisconsn and Minnesota that an ‘ Ameri- | The young lad himself then rose to the sure | mphel. Ths ies agente al from me 2 ly ogg t rng eine iia bo ee i. i oe ee — 1A QQ { y 4 ) { DTN oN enn cahded!* tes cobtiument in the. Prelit Me is vi lk ak. tee hs atlas \ of Ordashu ‘in the most gallant style,” and | few lovers of old-fashioned wit dwell with known world is the Mississippi. Its valley | ) , i v MA i ‘>, 1@ ( 3 en 1 the Prairie | face and was aasi ) , ool- ‘ | siete lai CE ti os ual : \ ’ : oe ee oe then, ‘after some further fighting on the | delight on the pages of Sterne’s Tristram | { antains 500,000 equare miles and is one of |

Provine is now being formed in those mates. The water was deep enough to ; ; he most fertile regions of the globe. The | YPDAN iP. OF " . nate z front line, a panic seems to have seizad the | Shandy, and laugh over the whimsicalities the most fertile regions of the glove, TBe | A GRAND DISPLA} F

States. We learn by a circular received take him over the head when standing. ; | greatest city park in the world is in Phila- | : 3 @ i Loy a « ‘ ec ~ 2 = ‘ dfprrnchwrsgghrsaed g enemy, who fled along the road to Coome| of his Sentimental Journey. But none of delphia It contains over 2,000 acres. The i CAN FELT TS fro ; ayer yf Mw e e e young girl was wi u susci- ne : : ’ : : ; : eae are RI HA

m tle managers of t enterprise © J g gir 2 eer Peer’ | ecie ie complete rout. Although the these remains enshrined, as Goldsmith still greatest grain port in the world is Chicago. ENGLISH AND AM ’

Messrs. Fairbanks and Ca:ney, Esdaile, ated. Had she remained a very little The largest lake in the world is Lake Su-

woald haye proved mortal The Royal C i : by | Hie . As fut al. | Haltfax Banking Co. yal Canadian Bank r a s features | “a ae ’ | rhe Bank of Toronto. l I 6 \ ll a 50 defaced, that he was hardly to pe _ | The People's Bank, The Domiuion Bank. I r Mee OmDpau

Ch'town, Peb. 16, 1874. . Ship Bread. | 50 BBLS. No. and No.2, good and | cheap at ds CARVELL BROS. ‘CEN DERS

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Wharves and Bridges!

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CoLoniaL Secretany 6 Oppice, CrarcoTteTrown, P. E. Istanp, March 11th, 187% | QEALED TENDERS will be received at this Office until Moxpay, the 6th dey” of April next,at 12 o’clock,noon, from persons: willing to lease all or any of the Publis | Wharves or Bridges throughout this Island, | from the date of the acceptance th - | der until the S$lst day of March, . | clusive. Each Tender to state the amount | that the person tendering for any Wharf o1 | Bridge will pay at the Colonial Treasury for ‘the same, for the term above mentioned.

The lessee of any Wharf or Bridge, will be entitled to the Wharfage and rate preseribed by the Act 33rd Victoria, Cap. 2, and 34th Victoria, Cap. 21, and shell be subject to, and bound by, the terms and provisions oi the said Acts Payment to be made quarterly,

The Government to be at liberiy to reserve one or more berths at any Wharf or Bridge for the exclusive use and aeeommodation of any vessel employed in carrying Her Ma- jesty'’s mails from or to this Island. or from or to, any port or place whatever.

Kach Tender must be accompenied by the names of two good seenrities

The Government are not bound to sceent the highest or any tender,

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i : as columns they had detailed to assault our! does, in the almost universal popular heart ? “a : : Pierce County, Wisconsin, that our Govern~ | longer time in the water, life would have Genie and ane continued for some time | of ' sii i : ti pol perior, which is truly an inland sea, being Ties, Braces, Collars. Cloves. : | ‘ d re a ‘ § of a remote generation 430 miles lor da }.000 feet d Th ment hve reserved 80/) acres for the | been extinct. The other girl was also con- : . : ; ee ee ee ee g Shirts | | { use of he new colonists. —7 Ya siderably chilled. Y aa Murray's c¢ aiereane to mene pertial aitades span ar Who that frequents the theatre has not | longest railroad at present is the Pacific W hite Shirts mace fo order ane se ol ‘onl we m meray ‘ - Young Murray's con~| vijlage, we followed close upon the enemy's caught the infection of the rich drollery | Railroad, over 3,000 miles in length. The > . ! duct is worthy of commendation and hon joes into Coomassie. The town was still a cmentlinw wit of She Stoo f 9 greatest mass of solid iron in the world is I iaranteed to fit . «Boson Steamers."”--We are pleased tO orable meation.—New Glasgow Eastern : on epee he i” enguers \ the mountain of Missouri, it is 350 feet high learn tht the ‘Boston Steamers’ will be ¢y r ee | occupied by large num bers of armed men | Who has not wandered in fancy along the | and two miles ‘in circuit The best speci< ; ROBE RTS N X ( ‘O LRP ORIWL., . : Tha rs } ‘ . : a ; re : ° . . - ae ’ permited to trade between Boston, Char- ‘=: who did not attempt to resist. The King} ancient peaceful street of men of Grecian architecture in the world is ae nileadie wail tnheumeadinte } cial insite Whar Prorgerios pors 20R THe States.— | had fled no one knew whither. Our troops) .. gyweet Anbu ees tlt + ye the Girard College for Orphans, Philadelphia. | March 23. 1874 Ottetorn and intermediate vincial ports | _. ace : F yeti ee te te ' rvost ¢ . i is during tt ' eee ft opt ‘a They have lately launched a large steamer had undergone a most fat:guing day's work, plain! The largest aque “—— in the world = the gthe coming summer Pl r oe ' a . . : i ° er i . ‘roton Ax : e E y Carrollor th 1 Boston so | ** ' hester, Pa., called the City of Pekin, | no water fit for drinking had been obtained | Who has not followed with breathless ins | ‘* 08 t nye ys : it ae ue atrollor the Somerset will leave Boston ; : : ve . ‘ ‘ is 402 miles andl it cos Zz ; io ie ite ’ al A li She is intended for the Pacific mail line, and | during the action or the subsequent advance | terest the pathetic fortunes of the heroine u's ee lire ' ‘the attention f re here as soon #3 possibie alter i . ja . 7. wo im Wr? 4 $T s NOTIN e aires Pattention | mS ihe seen f navigat rhe 3 , the company do not intend to risk her and the previous night's rest having been | of The Viear of Wakefield? Almost as a i uhias es Ge Seleedad oii scsiieaiiiiiiiianiiil . s e ening of 1ayV ation ie of i . “_ . } } | ° I wners n oner haiti Be : ao ; a s , : ; Gtted round Cape Horn, but will send her to ‘ bi- | broken by a tornado which drenched our) muchas he was « hundred year- ago, Golds ated to British Shipping per day Agents wanted MAWN 1 L LA not yet been at this por She 1s fittes . . 7 . i r : si ne sulations re a jritish Shipp » ! : ‘i up in the best style, an go sniemeaieia | the Suez Canal. No foreign vessel+ biyouac. It was nearly 6 o clock when the | smith is in [S71~a novelist, poet and dras B tion 3 of the Imperial Merchan $4 (0 $90 All classes of working people — a z t Sse rn sso a ee is allowed to cerry the United States mails troops formed up in the main street of | matist of the day. His essays, criticisms hipping Act, 1873, and 37 Vic., cap. 85, it is of either sex, young or old, make more W BK again bring to the notice of the pub- be bel ne ngers argo cape ity, ut _ on the Pacific, and consequently this ship | Coomassie, and gave three cheers for the and histories are for the most part forgot :ded that every British ship shall, before | money at oe ae a mong —— lic. the manufactures of the : tea. The A/hamra is undergoing thorough suas in a ae ithe ' ic} of Janue 73 » her nar ark- or all the time an at anytoin i cks : sini . BOB” had to be built in Pennsylvania, and her Queen.’ ten, yet the few who still read his Citizen Januar) be wave Net He =~ mente, a : , a g CANADA CORDAGE COMPANY: } , 2 f lars fi dd CIN ; tepairs—new boilers and ar addition to as : - . lon each of her bows, and her name and | else. | Particulars iree. ene oe respec ‘i ders f ‘C builder, Mr. Roach, maintains that he can of the World, with its exquisite English, its the name of her Port of Registry on her stern, | SON & CO., Portland, Maine. and respectfully solicit early orders for

= eraletaterooms. She will be put on the | . ce ‘ i, lock, | vuild a firat class steamer as cheaply as she : ‘ “5 ‘ myndon society jeorge | on adark ground in white or yellow letters route when ready. The /s/ander of Thurs } Sa Ae * } MARRIED. pcggus, sotione one spoadesoncnacn das Seago. ra i Le ested din black ethers, sl srices; and would call attention to certifi- could be built on the Clyde. Capt Cod- - : II., its flavor of finest humor, its light ee ee r

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anadvertisement of Messrs. Carvell Bros. an the (Ith of Merel Seninmein Sinunelan : 2 Agente. THAT very desirable Co eitu- ; River an: a " ' ; - es z us different story, however. In a letter to 0" © ae de = t) ca B = Mi Douglas, | much of Goldsmith is lost to the mass of | number, and the number denoting her re~ | ” im ated on the Princetown Road, with- re Bost oats will he put on th . . . son of Mr. dame tiglas, to ss nm f : nani ah ya —- ' en fine — the New York Erening Post he says :— McEwen, youngest i a we the late dame ' | the modern reading world. gistered tonnage, is also required to be cut CUNT OY Wall TO 414 PARTS OF Ths CERTIFICATE. ina few moments walk from the city, line at the earliest opportunity By thei: aes Nis the other dav at Chester. 1) Micke oan Pa : art ve | Jam Sa Te Miitins the the Bolick of id non her main beam. A seale of oo DOMINION. , used largely during the past yeer is to let for a term of years. Possession i te a és m - = a _ be — a r ‘ Lwen, cf S ete . Or, j S beuUttI £ a he Log isk should, ing het draft of water is aleo require to be " a omo. ving er , oly ’ a 3 ri : iven first week of May. = Pe ; a o - ethno re as at { tage of onelteg ve , as ma t St. Peter's Bay, on the 26th March, by | on the centennial anniversary of his deth, eal on each side of her stem and of her oom tee J - Manilla.the manufacture of the ** Canada & For further particulars apply to be] yercome e difficulty which arose |, , Ce ene ee hei ‘ nee Oe osep} eDot : : : aiters, or i . LC.” re Jarv ‘ = — _ ; se WHICH AFOse | Larned from them the pay they received. In the Re Mr. Crawford J ph NcDonald pay to Goldsmith the tardy honors of coms | Stern Pt st, im Roman Capital letters, or in ' ne Li tt le Fi or i st 3, CordagefCo, onde red through Carvell Bees MISS KATIE FE. ECKSTADT, outef the intention of the Dominion Govern- | Scotland [have taken the pay from the books factor) to Maggie A Chisholm, beth of Lot . figures not less than six inches long, the 7 i " and having submitted it to the Yeeverent March 9, 1874 Agent ment to hibit the Boston lit fre the builders. Now, to say nothing of the 43 memoration in imposing ceremonial and jj wor tine of such letters or figures, to coin- A beantiful Parlor Picture, 17 x 22, tots, we highly recommend its use to all] SATeh "T's . att peemane C : ce Ome | relate cost of the materials in both countries, At Summerside, ou the {7th March, by the | enduring granite, and the Americans as. cide with the draught line denoted thereby is sent free to all who favor us with orders ship-owners. | trading between Halifax and this port. | taking the cost of Tabor aloue, and estimating | j,, Wales av Brew I M Dar id ae | pig 1 ee Such etters or figures are required to be to the amonnt of Five Dollars. James Duxcan & Co The enterprise displayed in this particular, | the oumber of days’ work on the ship, I will say ge.) of Cont rill Bede ue to Miss. F alate wall as English, shendd be sempenes Of % marked by being cut in and painted white or Send for CATALOGUR. which we inail Peake Bros. &Co u er 00 S. i ROS. is deserving of credit from the people of that this fine steamship “City of Pekin” can be) 411 Quigley, noth of Summersid career almost unique for its vicissitudes, .¢jjow on a dark ground ,or in such oth r | gratis to all who wish HyNpMaN Bros. <nneusianiee . $ deserving redi rom } p naliveted oe the ¢ or i Belfast. Ireland . ’ j 4 I i : FOR ty were oe te were leer . \ struggles and conquest of obstacles by wa s the Board of Trade may approve RTEMAS LORD. } this Coiony and importers in partie ilar for a great deal less than she cost the company. , At Summerside, on the 26th March, at| 65 Hi eT gba eee - Chase Bros & Bowman LONGWoRTH & Co. 36 Cases 1 ! T wilh contract to doit for $200,000 lees mad that! the Residence of Jolin Smith Esq, Railway | Sheer force of genius, the fruits of which all Any owner or master of a British ship who nf — a 3 r Bourke Gitiax & Co. R bbe Boot & Shoes dd & THE COMING LEADEI ; we alk the profit [ want.’ ee : \ ~ he WN ~— wn W Brower English peaking peoples have so long en. | neglects to ¢ ause a ~~ to be — . shee prA MEN, eeateaih Maen U r Ss ; ; \(, LEAT hi. we ee - r chard Smith, to Miss argaret unro pais : . wy : aro Se above specified, or to keep her so marked Sel Ch'town. Mar. 9, 1874.—4? | R08. The Si. John Telegraph remarks -—* It Reotsyration cr Suiprixc.—An order in| photh of Summersicdk — a and will continue to enjoy for many incur a te naity not ——— One bundred _ ea i ONTAR To. TRUPS Foa memes idren and ee j fra} { a ‘ : f i + generations mounds Sterling foreach effence el ’ 74.--8m ~ : : i Council has been published enforcing fees At the residence of the bride’s father, on coming generations Pounds #t - each efence. cid RONEN eso eae oe : ns : Ss. a nee Get De. Tepper may Secs te ’ aii 31st ul bet Nias b i heewell. s Wm. SMITH | | Designs, for sal leader of the Canada \pposition the ugh for a surveyor, for registration and surveying ae 7} - oo he a - a paper as Boswell said to Johnson beoet of Minister of Marine and Fisheries E X A M | N f R 10 CASKS RAS PBERRY LEMON } Newest fi e al e an iti ’ ) <opt Z e , oF st Y rsie@, to Miss J anda | ear er - i oe : i. uly 1 Mins a l é i ! ~ 4 - at . ' the ex~Postmaster (ieneral, if he were only | me*surements of ships. Vessels under)... ofthe same place | . ae b i a ! hl 48° | apartment of Marine and Fisheries . nm BERRY STRUPS of the very Lowest Prices. a : ‘ ae ere ii ee . : ; | through Europe. rough Vlanders and Ottawa, 9th March, 1874.’ est qualities at ’ : in the House of Commons, or the Hon, | 0n¢ hundred tons, two dollars; ditto not On the 26ih ult., at the residence of the| pot paris thence to a, ee a 18 NOW PUBLISHED IN CARVELL BROS. A. B. SMITH a Joba Hillyard Cameron, who has a seat in exceeding 2.0 tons, three dollars ; ditto, | bride's father, by the Rey. J. H. Collins, Mr. | : : 7: is r > i . 8 3 Ch’town, Feb. 16, 1874. Nov. 11. 1*72. tl } " taht h: . hat ‘over 30) tons and not over 400, ‘our dol. | Ezra Huestis,of Summerside, to Mary Eliza-} the Alps into Northern and Central Italy, 1 RICES CURRENT. M essrs \W elsh & Owen 9 neice nce ee eee eines iainiaciliaaaaie co. ao. "tae i tfol, b a, lars. do, over 490 tons and not over 1,000 | beth Matthrws, of the same place. | as far as Florence, he wended his way, most ’ “Ch tow! 7 ; i) $1874 i we aoe : Sole Leather. PARES CORTON Weer position. is doubtful, however, fa bete " , m ; : On Thursday the 24th ult., at the House} i . : ch’town, Apri 3 = ides of the roy best quanlit-, and : . . : | : ae : : often on foot, working his passage by ss ne ° ‘1 q° 5 " y q sind ter choice than Dr. Tupper can be found. | fivé dollars ; do, over 1,000 tons, six dollars: | of (he bride's father, by the Rev. FE. HW. Ball, |, his flut i : A Gig by play ee N ew Brick Building. 500 a\ the very loweat figures. WHITE, BLUE, BED, ORANGE AND BERN. " fle is not as much trusted in Ontario as | Mileage for surveyors not to exceed fifteen | Mr. Arch’d Campell, of Lot 16, to Miss Kate | 28 218 nn oe Ses himeelf popular ea MEAT. f . a. CARVELL BROS. Xo’ 5's to 10's. 3 f : »n of less = . cents per mile | Hooper, daughter of Mr. Thomas Hooper, of | with the natives of many countries with | Beef, (sinall pieces) per Ib : $0.07 to 0.16 | j 11, 1878 ti AOS * some me ; Os sees taaF tis Parliament- | ‘ ~ a al aa | Bellevue, Lot 14. | jocose antics and humorous stories. Many | — per 7 (by the quarter) ao oa Corner Queen all J tree f. a ne \ TARRANTED to be FULL LENGTH ary speeches, at times, seem to ke j ne following are named ports FOr TER nen eene eters ‘ ee | Ham, per 15 er ers | i ‘ N ND . y speeches ies, ve just the g are P g es | ‘adventures had he, which he related oz ts, poms : ae ihe none | wai 4 HEALTH STRENGTH & VIGOR. vad weight, STRONGER = — rick thing for the hustings, and not precisely | tration, Xc., of ships : DIED = Aiatin ne 1 0-08 to 0.12 BUSINESS OFFICE :— First floor : : | TER In every respect then any other Eng bs what is required in the Hou of Commons New Brunswick - Chatham, Dorchester, oe oe ne ee. Se eee pect te ~ es) per ib 0.07 to 0.10 | r Just Published, Price One Shilling Stg. lish or American warp. { is ‘ irec ne ouse i “ s od , - , od _—J, — =z s=s- | : bee . ' Pork.(sma eces) peri U4 . ‘at . od his : . | ec : i the free hospitalities of the monks in the 7 — . | Beware or Iuitations. None is genu- ved ‘They are magnificent but not Parliaments Richibucto, Sackville, St. Andrews andSt. | (jn the {5th inst., in the 72nd year of her } oiemal i ve oe Pork, per lb (by the carcass) 0.07 to 0.084 first door to the left. TE\HE SCIENCE OF LIFE; or SELF PRE | ine without our name on the labels. For 7 ; , Jot age, in Richubucto, after a lingering iliness, | Monasteries, lept on straw in hurcable! Veal, per Ib 0.05 to 0.08 tary Yet, after mtking some allowances | /05U : | or oe ae — 7 os i : ‘ POULTRY SERVATION. A practical Guide to | #el@ by all dealers. : ; bw hn allel Nova Seotia—Ambherst, Annapolis, Ari. | borne with Christian Patience, and resigna-| barns, and when he reached a village, . : i a ; i 4 Vi Old Age Wa. PARKS & SOB, 0 and deductions, it might be claimel] that, | | sgh Lo we | tion. Mrs. Barbara McDougall of Malpeque| would pull out his flute and strike up Chickens, per pair $0.50 to 0.75 | ; : . ealth, Strength, an igorous Age. . Mills, St John N. B : on the whole, Dr. Tupper has no superior chat, Barrington, Digby, Guysboro, Halifax, IP.£.1 : P - oo ruse UP &) Ducks, (each 6.20 to 0.24; Attention 18 directed to our’ ddress to the Nervous, the Sedentary, the | New Brunswick Cotton Mills, ohn WN. B. i ca : lebat j tacit : Liverpool Londonderry, Lunenburg, Parrs- | At her residen St. Eleanors, on the 7t | lively air, to which the rustics would re-| Fowls, (each 0.16 to 0.24 | Dyspeptic.and all those whose constitutions | Feb. 9nd, 187¢.—ly. le wlis as debate audac ” ; 4 } j r rasidence, St. le ors, he «th cs y “ : aca a 6 > $ ir. NR aREmRERNneEnTne ttn re " ee ot nae a wd . 7 ss ’ . boro, Pictou, Port Hawkesbury, Shelburne, | of March afiev a short illness, Mary Elizabeth spond with dances, and in recompensi for ediiene passing CLUB RATES. ues 4 an cae, yang et * Whee people ccs « tan advertion Sey 5 assertion, in the sharpness of his philippies ’ . ae a fe. ae a ge tlc oreosphiees ds PONE : ee . | Partridges,(eacl none regularities 0 . : Se, | hei yuri i his advertizing pro- ; j in the promptness a4 his re ae Sydney, Weymouth, Windsor, Yarmouth, | wife of Benj. Barby, Esq, sen,,in 73rd year | which he would obtain a modest lod ging esinen tom Wy 1.00 to 2.00 | Dee. 8, 1873. oe een overanmel o¢ tunel en, | wis Ss e en Ee aie sory dmc a 16 oe 2 a F r . ort Medwir. of her age. | and something to eat When he carne to. Wild Geese (each) 0.80 to 1.00 | a : - whether of body or mind; with the Instruc- | 4, go it, Customers, like sheep, are gregarious, ¥ ors often in the genuine power of his eloqu- Prince Edward Island — Charlottetown a | extremities he did not disdain to beg BREADSTUF FS. FOR SALE. tions for the Treatment of all Disorders re- | and flock where they see others go. If nobody oe ence, sustained by ample stores of infors Fince =A on . ; Melbourne Square, November 24ih, 1868. | 1 hatte oil s ys __: | Buckwheat Flour, per Ib 0.03 to 0.03 mere Ie sulting from the Loss of Nervous or Physical | else were engaged io the same business, it would tion, and aided by a popular manner Collectors of Customs at the several ports | Dn. C. Gates, Dear Sir—I have great plea- | and in Italy, where the surfeit of nausi Flour, perbbl 7.30 to 8.60 gee ae Building Lots situate in Tig- porce, By S. LAMERT, M.D., LS. A., | be important to tradeamen and dealers to adver- od bY ig ig ss | a ae menioned, shall be appointed Regstrars | cure in informing you that the Ointment made | rendered his poor flute powerless, he "ised | Flour, per 100 Ibs 3.50 to 4.00 | nish, Township No. 1, Prince County, ¢¢.,37 BEDFORD SQUARE, London. tize in the paper, because they are tempted to Dr. Tupper is a foeman worthy of any j : : he | Oat 1, per 100 Ibs 2 40 to 4.00 | fronting the Railway Station, are offered by | + an excellent manual for all who may | buy what they read of. But others are engaged : iil H ® hin’ of Shipping, except at Halifax, where the | by you. and used by myselfaccording to your , to earn his keeping by engaging in the atmeal, per sv? ’ ' private sale Any Lots remaining unsold ee i He ise life and not abuse it.— | in the same business, and even if they 4o ad- 4 , es an's 8 el ¢ i 4 he ms ! ree i : case rover “0 nlete i + - a ‘ i ri : a : . é b 4 i les oY c Se i11e if ‘ , a ae | { , , : - - ae 1 ’ % ' i ace present Yegistrar of Shipping shall continue | wn a ns, = * my r : pre \ er 7 | competitive discussions at the universities, BOARDS. will be offered by Auction, on Wednesday, (hurch and Slate Gazelle | vertize, it becomes hg ee ee ae a Ft e ead a foriorn hope, ai lire the flagging : Sg | effectual, an irmly believe has worked a ¢ 3 : i hae ae a ii . es ” ; Se ° at 8 ops - : ae | to dogo: it they do pot ay vertize recomes : i baw : ws Sl ees : to hold ice | nerfectcure. For twelve months previous to | the champion of which would claim « fre¢ Hemlo iy ES See 0.81 ae the 24th day Of Jane neRt, . o ono. Nieto the subj cts Of diet and the regula. | doubly important {non 4 zeal of his few but trusty followers. Not . if cil a t : ; dinner and bed ‘In thi : ie Mae na | Pane do 1.62 to 2.48 Terms.—20 per cent down, and the re- tion of the functions the advice throughout ' : ae only so, but he can take in the dangers Persons «ppointed under Chap. 41 of the an cat ‘ ub foeeasen hc fen ak I fought | d Biaies i ; aaa mprace do 0.81 to 1.00 | mainder in equal instalments annually for 4 js admirable.”—Mirror. — 1 . 1 € 1 gz i sel : i : | constantly troub eX wh a ery annoying al-}{ * ough my way towar« Snglan » Wi lke« shingles .- 9 4 - j z iv for $ ! , > % cea y ; > , Fl which are likely to beset his opponents Consolidated Statutes of Canada, to super- | fection in my throat, causing an unpieasant| ,) fa “i Shingles. per M. Tex 2.11 to 3.36 years, bearing Sper wens sarees. _— i Dr. La MERT is the only regulariy-qualified apie’ i} io n } 1iffi. intend survey and admeasurement of ships | hacking, which was gen rally believed would ng han ey, eS ee Codfis] t cbaocentes 2.60 to 3.25 | ew JOHN BAI Practicioner, who, for thirty years, has de | THE ATTENTION OF ar e can do much to increase these dillls ape 4 : . " TT Beegen eee Tee ee re ret ae it a side at odfish per qt 2. Oem . N BALL, sd his ire attention t i jn aI i, tt sh vm! ‘ ot ow Prey Shall be appointed to superintend survey | terminate in consumption; but since using | Xpress it, saw both sides of the picture. orsiag pet bbl 4.87t0649 > fang Agency Office, March 16, 1874,—1f eniein ce a ¢ ct e i is vition t r€ 8 Frey | Fe - cho “log thee y | is 3 ; > eory, ge is é > 7% 4 Ag “wy »* By 4067 = . . i ‘ caren , a oT , and admeasurenent of ships under pro- | your Ointment,! am wholly clear of the cough, At Paris he was delighted, and obszrved | Mackerel per doz. BAN 600.28 | ccerrer ett lanmmennteieteentocbanrence acest Patients residing in the Colonies can be importers and Dealers 4 1 Us 9 @ clas re 4 * - 7 = y e r tv or 0 a . i : ee * - yr > j as r z ee pt mier of Canada som ! y, and the leaders wa F Act 36V vi and now feel it my duty to inform you ; und | things which induced him to predict the MISCEL1IANEOUS. NOTICE. lsuccesssfully treated by correspondence, | sf: ship of the Opposition ts the most Siect | OM © Act 36 Ve. Cap. 128. | — eS ee th a te Soe revolution which broke out nearly forty Apples per bushel 0.72 to 1.00 ' iand remedies will be forwarded in eecreey | Is RESPECTFULLY DIRDCTED TO . | certificate in any way that will induce others t 5 rty : - . e can take in that directio d i ; et ert aA : } : 7 : .. | Barley per bushel 0.70jto 0.80 : and safety to any address. | — course h ieee a : i a a oe There has been grea difficulty in agreeing | to give your preparation a trial. — | years” after; and at Geneva he vaited aostee The) per Ib ae 0.30. A LL PERSONS indebted to the Examix- THE SCIENCE OF LIFE may be bad, RARIRER 5 while many wil regret yome Sur John take n 2 . ec ss : Mr. Sener in the United “ = wey Voltaire, at whose house he saw Diderot Butter per Ib by the tub 0.27 to 0.28 +* gr, either for Subscriptions or Adver- iprice one shilling stg.. in Halifax. Nova | * oa any secondary part in the leadership of | S'ates "ens , a theo STEPHENSON. | a4 Fontenelle, and heard Voltaire make | Calfskins, per Ib 0.06 to 0.12 | tisments, are requested to make IMME- ‘Scotia, J. 1. Woodrich, Drug Store; Yer- | his party, raost people will enjoy the lead- Rochefort has escaped fom his political Wilmot, July \2th, 1869. -@ lefe ib Cheese (new milk) per Iv 0.14 to 0.16 | DIATB PAYMENT to the undersigne’, month, H. A. Parr; Pietou, Henry Ellott; | is party, k a ; aa ‘al , * |a magnificent defence of England. He! ¢ It 6.05 to 0.00 | who alone is authorized to receive and grant |s : “hg : ership of Dr. Tapper, as likely to give zest prison 30's ew Ca edonia. Ye maydo well To Mr. Caren Gatres—This is to certify | a i Cheese, per 1b Oo to 0.00 | who: 7 ; : iSt. John, N. B., H. Chubb @Co., end in! ‘ a rer: , in Australia, and rise to distinction. His : : : the lungs for some | 9% ‘ Savory dinners, on the summuts of Clover seed, per !) 0.22 to 0.25 | receipts for the same. CHaRLoTTFTOwN, P. EB. L., of Messrs. Brem- | ERCHANTS ' , ‘tl litical arena distine . | that I had inflammatien of £ ‘ : >a ‘ 0.16 Ry order ; to the contests of the politi rena. escape will create a sensation ig France. =| months. After consulting several medical Alpine passes, ‘flushed’ woodcock= on Fees, and ena a “8 aa w. L. coTrem ner Brothers, 44 Queen Street. Ls ANP CUSTOMERS FOR THEIR es ; ie — pace \ great Newfoundland dog get rabid in | men, and receiving = a, . was —— Mount Jura, and meditated themes which iabes. ot - "0.6 to 0.06 | Jan. 19th, 1874 Manager hittin A ‘ional. The yablic are WILL FE rR. \\neecen's Compornn Eiisan oF Pin oston Gna wah | alae tai és - friends to try Gates’ medicines. . : . : wh : ok ot : PO : ag ie me euanus steGasteiva, eomeral meena B — vey aoe — oe he was | r Ee oe hotties, and after I had afterward took poetic shape in his immor- Honey, per lb. 0.24 to 0.25 i earnestly warped against a piracy of the Ss P R j N G 6G 0 0 D $s ante af Makeition. may bb tei ete ce ae ie was shot yr can ! ind myself | tal poem of The Trareller. So wandering, | Homespun, (men’s wear)per yd. 0.65 to 1.05 TENDERS above work emanating from a so-called | 1 agents —— = may be (aken in abe: he broke mireors end furniture worth $500. | taken the third bottle I began to find myself | . . ’ Homespun, (women’s do)per yd 0.35 to 0-48 . ’ : ‘Peabody r yhich unblash- % eased condition of the body with benefit be~| oy seachusotes Legislature telke of a | srowian strong. ‘and ever since I have been| he returned in time to England, beving },)) ee ee” ae " Peabody Institute.” Boston, which unbdiash- | RY ADVERTIENG Ut We eause it perfects the Digestion Assimilation we massachusetes Legisiature take of a) °