nae e-em Rt,

aftér déalt with in su@homanner as might)

OFFICERS CF

“A friemt clesires us-to eal! -ettention to |

' loiouars Opn no pusaee! ROBERT “YOUNG tM s FHS BF .

Cs g , said Mr. Duncan took a : ony. an \ sa : medies | Samer! Devie. ive tugaese the distil die Legislative Summary. i. deemiel necersury | The | said; SEBS! the propriety of the Citidons; taking.some tein A irom deeseca of the thin, exon) HAS JUST RECKIVEO FROM THE : the Baces eteeF Sheriff, therefore returns that } re eter oflort to athe sulferings in Paris. fula, scurvy, niceratiogs, ood bad legs, When NEW BRUNSWICK quested niut ty do er i ny IX our Batra of Wednesday we gave the Sinchur and Dortateé Cameron hal aT , tn ‘ lithe waemth of the qeethor eatul: detaroines | , i Hon. Mrs Duneany In answer to MrCrane Governor s Speeca, which was remarkable majority of votes polled in sail District, These Ineving ability, might take the blood to the skin, ail These complaints assume @ Pa er Manufacturing Comp’y ' ma “The Executive Sas not & Conledertte fy not having reference to the School made up by including those taken by the jnitative in getting up a grand Concert | worse appearance, aud theif syusptoms become | p . . a} j ashe ‘ ey Lake wed the leland wae hever so sale Question nor the Census. snid officers. who had acted inform diy. hicl } tbe vould t reat success. | snore barrassing unless Seleway santo LS ont toed PR C S FE ; ne, and believed U 1 poude een’ ital The Poll stood thus. Peter Sinclair 1258 |W en ee St ? 4 MOCESS, | applied to check incremgiug inflammation and t- WRAPPING PAPE : é e we INE MCUSR. asit would appea! to the generous sympath-! soothe the excited perves. No knowledge, be-| omaiamation

from Confederation ast aird, 8? Jonald Cameron, 897. The - ' In regard to the D. Laird, 821, Donald € » 3

yond that contained in the * di: 2ctione-for use,” Which he will sell at the Mauufacterer's

the men sent by the pe tes he 16 tedatberd John MeNeill, Esq., was unanimously re- Sheriff further ae ee he mae P| ies of all. Below we give the following ined f inn thi i 4 healing wn Pri as il » thought there VOUS Be SY ected Clerk : her statement of the yoting for the),. 5 _ : li ai | is required for using this cooling dua 4 * | rices. Railroad he thoug’ electes oo snotin 2 = lines from one of the English periodica’s,on | gyent, which always acte benefically, Tbou-

favor of it, without hun, Mr. W. W. McLean, assistant Clerk. ‘said District, omitting the votes taken by | N. Conroy, Esq., Sergeant-at-Armas, the said unqualified cflicers. and found that | Rev Thos, Duncan, Chaplain. ithe votes cast’ by the officers who had | D. O*M. Reddin, Esq, Law Clerk. | qualified themselves for their duties were | re uvice for, Mr Mhgus McKinnon, Messenger. as follows: Peter Sinclair, 788, D. Laird, | eure, and thought he cuuld do more service % Hon. Mr. Pepe proposed that Messrs. R.| 543, Donald Cameron, 553. The Sherif | the District in.the Government than by PUFSUIEE! Gordon, Isaac Uxenham, and W. M. Howe,/then proceeds to state that omitting the | ' Lay | votes taken by the oflicers who had neglect- |

ssembly

wae it, as (hey wished him, and if

of House of A Ite would opt i, would ret He would support every good mea-

resire » his seat in the Gov- they desires

this subject, all Am Appeal to John Bull. “ He hath @ tear for pity, and a hand Open as day, for welting charity.”

—King Henry 1V., Part IL, Act IV, See 4.

Queen Square, Charlottetown. sands afflicted with “ bad legs,” who were Slow- uc, 23, 1870 ig ¢ ly sinking under their sufferins, have been 7e =

scued from their perilous position (after all cu

rasives meaus seemed powerless) by persevering

with Holloway's Ointment, Thon Baik Of P, i. Island. ‘

" — | (EYEE Ancual General Meeting of the Share- A. BB. SMITH, holdars of the Union Bank of P. B. !sl-

As CHRAP as the CHEAPEST! SELLING OFF

AT THE

a course of factiota, vasty Opposition. Esq., be apart Reporters io the House. ‘ sat 8 fond ; n : - Hon. Mr. B Davies moved in amendment | ed to qualify thsmselves, the said Peter Sin-|} ,,, . " ‘ land, willbe held 2 new Banking ouse on

plaure | el ese a - Peers Ce fe tos | Lhe pomp of warfare and the trumpet bray we tp ean eo Vv let -@ aréa next, at 12 0’ : ) MeEachern bad heard nothing to in- that the name of Mc. Oxenham be struck out clair and D. Laird had a majority of votes The laurel-wreath, the victor s proud CP: 2 ae te tiees at af chaiienee iia

oa With the main and that of Mr. B. Balderston submitted. | taken by the officers who had formally quali-|

award —

ors for ensuing year, and the (7ausaction of such

Road. (Laughter, and Applause.) Mr. Thowas Staolvy.—agreed with thie ope}

fion. Mr. Kelly in the Chair. INITIATION OF MONEY VOTES. Hon. Mr. Perry observed that it might be well to dispense with the psiuciple adoptec touching the initiation of mouey votes, for

niva, in nv place, except in mouataingus cout | tries, ave narrow gauge Roads ured, They placed one eud of (he sleeper im the socks, |

On Thursday evening next, the 23rd inet. |)

Professor Cavan will redeliver his Leeture | **° for the ' better. J. McD. — Amount

on A Literary group of the last Century,” received, P. G.—Pleuse send remainder ang . ? TMSS. 4 . nk Se's _

in the Athenawum, chair to be taken at gjof MSS. J H. Ri Se tephen:- We send

elias, “Aleniead a ton theme Nekuminenbsael hxaminer, Will likely be undertaken next

‘3d at door The Committee would thank | Summer.

| cuarse of his friends.

THE Clipper barque MARION, coppered and classed A 1, nine yeare, at Lloyds, Angus Brown, Commander, will sail from

LIVERPOOL for Charlottetown on 5th |

Will be passed into Attorney's hands for Col- lection.

W: A. WEEKS & 00,

duce bh m to support Ruvivoads. nN ; ; se divi » > lee act: snter u 1eir , . trunk and branches, the expense would: be more _ or was pul, and the House divided eee act and enter upon their All such like themes with us have had their IMPORTER & DEALER ether businats oa may then be laid before the TUDR a ’ " P . op ole : j respective ° low IN i . could bear, Let us fret have Free at : es Bh . rs ios ie i Gay, si ‘ meeting. ; i é N STRE tha we es pes : ae Por toe amendment —— B, pene. | Hon. B. Davies said that it aqqeente tae And now ‘tis time to touch on pity's! Hl ATS CAPS & FURS Proxees for voting to be leit with Cashier, at QuEE ET. Lands. There were sim S00 QW wea Calibeck, W ightman, Messre. cNe: » | election in the First Distriot was fairly a lil | ’ «| east one day previous to meeting. i leaseholds and iu bands of eter MS Hooper, oo McLean —7. | conducted, with the Soaeee the yo Think of the brave, enduring all their —ALSO | JAMES ANDERSON, were free, then we wight talk of Railroads, Against it— ae . | formalities of the Sheri s Oliicers, an worstings., | z a. Cashier. r UR ; Lv. Stewart. Esqre— No tacts nor statielics had Mr. A. MeNeill was appointed Summary | therefore, the Sheriff should have de-| wt of the starving, and un'oose your| BOOTS && SHOEKs. i &, Ww e Mem RAY, a so brought before the people, te warrant Reporter. iclured those candidates at the head of! purse strives. - Na ~ » ow oan ss tarlottetown, February 13, 1&7! ye — . te A Deitvesd. He hud heard long COMMITTEBS. | Poll duly elected. ‘The Sheriff, he said, | ° MINK MUSERA oO r . OTHER FUR| INVITES THE ATTENTION OF PUR MS { m the Leader and officers of the The usual standing Committees were then oo the jurisdiction of us jot a From France there comes # piteous ca'l for | * vy SE ee SKINS r NOTICE. CHASERS TO HIS harangues */* . . ? . ‘ i vi ‘ol i ar inte he Government transgresset saith, ond : ae } ue appointed—The following were appointed a | the : aid, wy et G vernment; but ~ ould hike to —- *°| Committee to prepare a Draft Address in| manner, Phat hoa, body alone had te A shriek of anguish, and moan of pain;|_ SOUTH SIvE on a ARE. iz, PERSONS INDEBTED to the EXTENSIVE STOCK 3 emergency that makes them force it Upon U3). or to His Honor’s Speech ; Dr. Robert-| right to be the judges and REUrAtors over IA ery for alms to England bos bhen baade. Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island. SU BSCRIBER will please pay in \ row! ‘They dare not submit it to the people at son, Messrs, A. C. McDonald, Arsenault, | the returns made by the iene ae «| To feed the starving—not to avenge the January 17, 1870. 3m the amount of their ACCOUNTS at the la the poll. [Great Checring-] But if they pass! Reilly, Beer, Munro, und LeFurgey. Public Ilon. Atty. General contender me * eid: ——- office of MACDONALD & OWEN, in ith ut doing se, they will forfeit the confi-! Accoun!s—Cormittee— Mr. A. C. McDonald, |the Sherifl had not ee re Se east Let charity its willing offerings sendthenet Marriages. the New Briék Beilding, Caner of Quese | | sant vf the people, and deserve the reproacbes Hon. D. Davies, Mr, Beer, Hon. Mr, Perry, are the oul) Peper 7 ith the part If it begins at home, it needn't enc there. At St. Joseph’s Chape!, DeSable. Lot 29, onthe | and Water Streets ' —* ee There ‘omparie | Mt MeNeill, Mr. McLean, Mr. Richards. mode bad been proceeded with on the pa 14th instant, by the Kev. P. Doyle, Pul., Mr. A. W. OWEN { if of generations to culne ave Was He coenpes! Hon. Leader of the Government in his|of the Governmen:, — Te ie Give them, in Pity’s ame —not sword and | Thomas Kelly. of Crapaud, to Miss Cutherine : F : o. We ° 9g son between this Islavd and other places, Jt is place said that be considered it his duty to} Hon. D. Davies differed with the = gan— Kiegrinev of Bos 30. Paced ai thee Ch’town, Feb, 18, 1871. or true that Mr. Howlao says the boys cau cateh announce to the Ususe that since the last | member for Belfast Mr B. de =a Clothes to the naked, to the starving food;|\. toe” A. Metean ar. hen actin + melts. and put them ju ice for export, (Great) General E’ectiou tic late Governmeut had re |ing the Returns in question ; ané¢ “ temember they have given husbands —sons, | ;) hiss Ee SdaPieaaka. Gath ‘of Dette , FOR SALE | i luughter.] But that is net practical enough to| signed aud fis Honor the Lieutenant eee | Caer lis Honor the Lieut. Governor s — Without a murmur, for their country’s good.|" 4+ the same aiaae pe ‘Tuesday, the Sth tock, Recent Tmportations: luce us to be Leavily taxed for a Railroad, ernor bad sent for him to form a new admin-| advisers had adopted the only equitable Give them, in Pity's name—save from Bey beget. Donald ee” ao Bitten a. and de fhillewnn Mibation. whieh istration, which duty he had fulfilled, and the | course open to tem. f starvation garet McDonald, both of Dundas, put Subscriber offers for Sale, on the . He submitied the iviow ing hesounene SS games of His Honor’s Coastitutioual advisers; Mr, McNeill was of the opinion that tne The scaiteted remubut of ¢ noble nation. { | ~ouiewr ee oe 24th day of Feburary next at one WHICH HE NOW OFFERS AT was seconded by Mr. 11 Gay: were as follows:— two cundidates having a ner = vor “ee Deaths. o’clock : 100 acres of free lard, 40 acres of , : anataaiet otal Suati } ' aside Sxecutive | ave been returned vv the Sheriff; JUD. n : . ' i i ltivatatiou, the ain educed Whereas. No emergency exiats to justify the Hon. J, CO. Pope, President Executive | should have been returned Ly . ee At Fountain Road, New London, en the 7th which are in good cultiva ou, rem Prioes, present Goverument i taking activa va the con-| Council. | then they would have # voice in the choice T eg ae . liugeriaig ices ul tee years, of| der 18 covered with hard and soft wood, there Greatly R struction of a Railway through this Island, with-| Hon, T. H. Haviland, Colonlal Secretary. of Speaker and other officers of the 1.0Use, To Correspondents. consumption, Mr. Alexander Lamont, aged 35 is on the premises a dwelling house, barn, out an agpeal te the people at the pulist Hon. F. de St. Croix Brecken, Atty. Gen-/and their return, if illegal, could after- years, work shop and a good well of water, This For Cash or approved Short Therefore Resolved, Phat we regard any \~| eral. | wards be submitted to the decision of that} jy G.—We would publish your letter,| Peacefully at Lot 11, on Friday, the 3rd| property is situated on Georgetown Road Cc it tewpt ou the part 0! ons eae on a Hon Meesre. L. C. Owen, G. W. Howlan, | hon. House. : oxly we cannot decipher parts of it. G.S.| inst, Mr. Robert Milligan, Elder, in the 88th) near O’Neill’s half-way house. redit. ait the Island to the Railway policy of the pre) aa ageDonald, John Yeo, James Duncan,} Mr Munro reviewed the Sheriffs Re-| "gount received; receipt sent. By | year of hie age. Also, on the same day 2 horses, 3 cows, : Jan'y 30 sent Goverument, as extremely arbitravy, and in-) ), : : ae cs aouied re TS tags west 5 A : es s : : 2 Ch town, Jan’y 30, 1871. 6 ins tent with our Constitutional privilege of E. McKachern. turn, and said that as it was inde’ nite, anc the time six momths will have expired, you aaa — farming utens ls, 1 mowing and reaping ek 2 a jen is | Hon, B. Davies took exception to the | only related the facts and circumstances of| \i1) like it so well ual you cannot do with- TEA! TEA! machine, 1 plough and plows gear, cart Sage ; “course pursued by the Government, touching|the case, he (Mr. Munro) could not per-| out jt, Acceptour than.6, M,—Have no . harness,1 jaunting sleigh, | set of harness and 600 Fathoms Tested Mr. Nicholas Cousena,—The question for, U8,/ the return of the two members for the first | ceive that any wrong action had been time to answer your leiter except through} 7 N Store, and for Sale, at a Low Figure, for| buffalo robe, and several other ar ticles. ve as Hailrosd wanted, and will it pay. The! District of Queen’s County. In reply, the}taken by the Government on the question. | Praminer. B. M.—Yeu being a” old sub- Cash, or Approved Paper, Terme liberal.—For particulars apply to MI '—D CHAI ne Railroad, first bu Jt ia England, from Liverpool) Hon, Leader of the Government observed | It was to be regretted that any portion of} scriber gives you no right to the use of this 25 Chests No. 1 Co Tea J. R. Praught Seal River, Lot 49. ’ M -ster, pays well; other Railroads did | that any discussion on that question at the | the people was disfranchised because of in- paper, to have personal flings at those , ngo "7 J. R. PRAUGHT (ASSORTED SIZES.) e Sager rd de. Gooda| Present stage of the proceedings would be| formality on the partof the Sherif or his} who have offended you. Besides, iews- ; . N.. RANKIN, Feb. 6, 1871 eat P nut pay, because there era trade, ‘so0es! premature, until papers relating to the Elec | officers. ' aper personalities, against private 12-| p05 og 387) Chat eral ee ee ‘is tha eee ae, Metal Sheav . brought from Halifax to Truro, i was found, {jon alluded to ware submi:ted to the House.| The Resolution, as submitted by the hon. dividuals, is a small business, and is not in ‘eb. 20, 1871. ‘ ad a te 68. cost three times as vauch, as cost from West} Mr, Brecken said there was no desire to | Leader of the Goyernment was then report-| our line. J. McL.—Your ideas are pod, | as eee oe , : ERs RBaARh Mud Forks and Shovels. {ude to Halifax, Ile bad travelled through et aoe a eS iow ihe ee aes so. ¢ hie henoe the Leader of the | °U™ ** Present We have hiot time to prepare Jamaica Ram & Whiskey + Ga Seawee or wir Warne” nee ing , > d 6 the fae; Loe Shériff’s return forthe members of the; On motion of bis sont the Leader of the | Vour letter for the press; write plainly on ; ‘ : ; ; best quality, aud guarauteed to pe maoy places, and sett a bere ; an oi t first Distriet and al! the papers relating to|/Goveremen', the House went into Com-| on. side of the wieee, dnd sed wal publish 6 QR. caake Gienery & aoe Whiskey,| al} Persons indebted to the late Firm o the CHEAP T in Charlottetown, cifities for sipping, © Disk me je oats here 88 V8) tas question, would be submitted to the| mittee of Privileges and Elections with yourviows. W.B., St. Stephen —We send so Ansapelis Olders * at lable ss wheat in Canada. A maa will uot) House, i , | power to send for persons and papers, your paper this week. ¥.N.—Yeu will N. RANKIN, DAVIES & WEEKS. take a pair of horsea where ove will do, and peo~) The Hon. Mr Pope moved a resolution to; Hon. Mr Perry in the Char. ; get Lzaminer regularly; you should get Corner Powna! & Water Sweets, S | ONE’S ple will net want Rai roada, when horses ausw er| the effect, that the House would to-morrow! After some time spent in Committee. paper without postage. charge, Island| FPeb+%, 1871.—2i Are hereby notified that IMMEDIATE PAY re rpecce, There were ware betes on the) £2 iato a Committee of privileges and Eleo-| Mouse adjourned. | papers go fee. J. McD. — Amount re-| pg 9 MENT of their HARDWARE STORE. all purpuses. tions to take into consideration the election | A McNEIL1, Reportes.| poceiy eel a j : : i ¢ oon an stand eh pis a ie 2p sero s a BE Sant a po roosivedt and Hand to your cr.dit Mech Molasses : Molasses ! owe O U N . —; iw" : : s i . . Ye %* obliged. - G.—10u are very much mis- C anuary 187 i saunt » t to . HOS ert: r th * es * * ° : BSrenmire The Ariane will ot want to County, forthe puree of suerte the) Enarloigtown Debating Club. | alah “Rutang olersharnotlingtods| 20 Fume Metatting Motasses! | — AL U NTS travel ou @ Railroad heve, y ; aaa gi ce On Feidey oveninnitek'Gie teateien Oe with the question at issue. A. F., Whim N RANKIN, x BANK OF P. E. ISLAND. their own. (Applaus>.) tucped to regresent said District. : 7 ae okeeal a on | Ruad.—All r ght; hope you are not whim- Corner Pownal & Water Streete,| Must be made to the undersigned. P 7 i Bi ces ¢--4hibeeoh, « habs veaiow House adjourned. /nounced was debated and on the question leel people up there H-McP.~ Sent Acct Feb. 20, 1871 ? : : ; lik ANMUAL MEETING of the Stévk- adhetumcagdarnaegits ° Tawrspay, Feb. 16. | being put, the majority were of opinion that | 7 yy" pty, Pec aasiaeal : tad . holders of this Bank will take nes teal ad The 66s , rs — ee eee aie 2. 2 ee Oaet Geeekial for your bindnete jeter rns ACCOUNTS REMAINING UNPAID Of . 3 : € place at gauge Roads w = a amen - ’ _ ro House in Committee on Standing Rules and | me po yy at Ne pollens doy. SO in attending to it A C —Wehadtomake SPRING SHIP FROM LIVERPOOL the Bank premises, Great George 8: Ohar- ashen ie 6 Cee, ee | Orders, Pt OA Nee eee 4"""Y- | some changes, which, we hope you Will see , First cf March next, aes A tats echo be — ae & adananiee ch ne: o'clock, noon, for pur-

pose of choosing Sven for the eusuing year, and transacting such other buai- ness as shal) be then juid before them.

N. B.—By the 6th Bye-law all persons voting for others by proxy, must depesit their

é : : this Session, especially as the usual notice of | , . . ‘ f E Sere te-T tee e : ; , : whilst the ether might be 20 feet from the} | ee ere te oo | te public for their patronage ofthe nter- ee : APRIL. Has good aecommodation for) . authority to vote, with the Cushier, at least ground. Tourists would not go in care, even if} vobtished receiving petitions bad not been | tai, ment held = W anne eye “e annuucce , or oe Pett A aS Pontes: PASSENGERS. Successors to Davies & Weeke. | one day previous to the day of meeting. ; es te , ‘ ~eceeds to be ebout £25 M SLUKE, WOO FroeiGeG ior many ye . cas . VAL they came here, They wou'd prefer riding in) fion Mr Wightman remarked that the paren prea r : 7 om S20’ | Charlottetown, was followed to his final rest. | For Freights or paaenge, apply in Liverpool Queen Street, Feb. 6, 1871. . WM. CUNDBLL, Cashier. carrtageer. In New )icunawick, they have not) system adcepted some years since touching the oy Pe ing place, on Weduesday, by a large con-| to Messrs. PHOMAS & YON, Trafford Cham- Ch town, Feb. 6, 1871. Pp ~ <-> ‘bers, South John Street, or here to

so many herees as we have, and having been | Witation of Money Votes, was not working satisfactorily, It might be arged that in the imperial Parliament a sim lar system obtained; a i but in a Colony like this, the Representatives would like to know from oF the people should exercise more control Was to be Drought) over the public TuNds, and see that the wants)

He was surprie- of their constituents, as expressed by petitions |

found them too slow, acd hence prefer Ratlreads. Edwaid Grant, Evy , Mr. Duredhi “i the aiatter before the people at tle polis. ed that the Resolution of Mr. lost at the Charlottetowa meeting hke te see sueh an inportant subj -ct left te (be

used to oxen,

B. Davies, was ger erally attended to, |

Hon Mr. Dunean, said surely the hon, ! member dil not wantto go back to the old

He would

aud otherwise should if possible, be more *

¥Y.M.C A. Debating Club, e canoes READ THIS CERTIFICATE. lf YOU DOUBT, WRITE Mr. GALER, WALLIAMSBURG, L. I,, 2583 Grasd St i Juue 11, 1568, | Mesare. B, L. Jupson & Co., | Gens: Itis with great pleasure I write

; ithese few i t a ree da- Bopcial: Tele ea ae: 7 hee Sees eee s cecerennte:

The debate on Tuesday evening, 21st inst., will be on * Novel Reading. ’ ; R.K J-sr, Sec'y. - | Ch'town, Feb. 20, 1871.

| trom taking your Worm Candy (Dead Shot). 1}

L. C. OWEN, W. WELSH. | Ch’town, Feb 20, 1€71.

WW. A WEEKS & OO,

Sgaan SVResy,

BEG TO REMIND THEIR

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SOUTHERN MAILS,

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} N and af-er MONDAY next, the 20th) inst., until further notice, MAILS for!

WANTED.

ROUGHT SCRAP IRON, CAST do do OLD COPPER and FRASS, TEA and OLD LEAD, COTTON DUCK, (Old), | HEMP and MANILLA, ( Waste), KEROSENE BARRELS, (ary quantity) For which the highest prices will be paid,

-cision of the peopl He theught the passing | (3 : ‘ YHE ! ! i : | eat aN thout subenittia . it te ae! log pat B eet a ehich o Govera aH E have suffered mech for 10 years past, tried) GEORGETOWN and all the cfhees along | i OLD FILES will be purchased ai ten sbil- Cera a ; “— a 3 | ment majority could not exercise dwe control Charlottctowm Asseciated Press. | wany wedicives been euder treatment of phy-| the main road will be made ap and forward | T ) f { Cast weg? Per ows. people would be uncenetitutiongl, (Applause.)) over public expenditure, fur which they were - -_—- jsicians in this city, but allto no avail. I felt aj ed from this office, every MONDAY, WED-| OW allt oun ly OWErS, A. A. BALDWIN & CO,

dies. Mr. Dunc —T he better way, he held responsib e. j i guawing seusation in my bowels, Sleepless | NESDAY and FRIDAY morninzs at ro 30 | Jan. 30 1871, 4w thought, te seedrtain the sence af Se people, | Lon Mr D Davies said he had the honor of | bighte, and Very bervous, have uow taken about | o'clock. , — : i cco 483 G d Di t of w would be, tu have a direct poll of tne people, | ® seat in the House at the time the new ten sticks aod quite a number of tape worms, one} Aya ils for Orwell, Belfast, Flat River, Mar-| THEY STILL CONTINCE TO GIVE ran e orms

system for the inniation of Money Votes was 3 | one several yards long, bas come from me I ray Harbour South and North, Montague | DISSOLVED BY

Railroad. or vo Raiiroad. This would avoid

: introduced, and supported it, and be saw no lie believed there was a growling

reason io change his cpinion touching its He would uot try | efficrency over the old log-rolling system. It! He would not vote} was necessary to give the Government, or in|

side issues. feeling m favor of Ra:lroads to force it upon the people.

did not think Railroada were so near being um-| Hor Mr McEachern was in favor of the|

| continue taking it, feeling quite a new man, my

Volunteers to ba Regulers | | seusationsquite different; recommend the same p

| to the evimmunity at large, feeling coufident, from practical experiewee, it is Lhe best eradicator of

Worlus iu use,

COLONISTS TO DEFEND

Diffsrences-

says, that h- is the same person described in the

| Bridge, Cardizan, Grand River, and al! the |

1

ZLGRA FARCE

IN ALL

| Post Offices off the main roate, every MON | ‘DAY and FRIDAY mornings, at 8.30 0’e ock. | JOHN A. MACDONALD. | i |

Postmaster General.

WATSON’S SCHOLEDION.

yy ica is offered to the publicaea fectly exfe,pleaeant and efficacious Ex. PELLER OF WORMS from the human System.

of many of the Vermifuges at present before the

in : | for it in the House of Assembly against their | other words, the majority of the peoples re-| mp ) <p rma Yours most respectfully, | wishes, aad be would resign bis seat in the Go-| e eee eer an the a a the | THEMSELYV Es- eeesiieeidiiiemaene DAVID GALER. | General Post Office, Ch’town, l’eb. 20,1871, Ae this ereqaration contains no mineral ingre- a ys ‘ “ai | Colony, in order that they may be held res-| wns CITY OF OKLYN, 2 8«, beeen re a = dient, the administration of it te you rea vernwent, if the Disiriet did nat desice him te oon ibie fur the due and properdisbursements| Commissioners to Sottle all | kise’s Cooxry, ‘NO MORE BUYERS’ COPPERS. “Ann CNG: taicied Wf the diageteee’ solliy ate retain it, He would say that last eummer be of ihe Revenue. David Galer being duly sworn, deposes and | Tae. Ba, cases, tatal consequences resulting from the use E will give ** the Buyer’s Copper. ° and! 2

deriaken, but now ‘here seemed te be a mania) system as it now stuod, believing that it werk-| forthem. It was like a mad dog, every one | ed advantazaouely. wuodle wing cat belerciite spveahen | Mr. Howat was opposed to the present

Edward G dik ea —T he Celveit Way te test | System, When questions effecting the in-| ee ee a : terests of any constituency were decided in the freling of the peovle. was al the polls. The) caucus, it was felty om the part of an hon} going about amongst a few leadiag people—as member to aitempt any change in bis place | Mr. Duncan had done, te find out ii ke was de-| on the floor of the House Petitions coming | sired to take a seat i: the Executivre—would not | from the people could be thrown aside by the | do. At the end of four yeats, we would have a Executive if they thought proper. The claims | General E'ectiow, ard it would be better te| _the people would, in his (Mr Howatt 8) ; | opizion, be more fairly settled on the old} . thea. { Applause.) |pian, He was never in favor of the change, | J.B. Gay, Eeq.— tle certainly, though the) which be always looked apon xs @ retrogade | it lessened the powers of the

shelve the Railrvad t

. ‘ ; a above certificate, aud that the statement Lhere- Sacxvitie Feb. i6, 1871. n made by his» is in exery reapect eurrect. Portion of Paris contribution as veen| DAVID GALER. [t. 6.] paid, viz: 2 090,000 pounds in bills on Loa- Sworn before me on this don, 1,060,000 pounds in Rentes Bank “ 12th day of June, 1868. ¢ France, and 1,000,000 pounds in Specie WILLIAM HUGHES, Bordeaux quorum of Assembly uot strived. Com. of Deeds Caucus to day of Orleanists, who believe they McKENZIE’S DEAD SHOT WORM CANDY és aclear majority. ' Pe of Ls aa ee Granville said high | for sale by all Medicine Dealers, at 15 cents per saat package commission about to meet at Washington | ———t > without powers to settle question fisheries, | JOHN P. MOTT’S CHOCOLATE only aathorized to frame plan of adjust 3eOMA AND OTHER COCOA PREPARA’ men! on which dec sion of members must be’ pyQoxns, APPROVED OF AND RECOM- unanimous, for sabmission to their respective, MENDED FOR MORE THAN A QUARTER

Int. Revenue | Stamp.

pay the highest Market Price to far-| |merscoming direct to our Warehouse, with

| their oats. | CARVELL BROS, | Oh’ town, Feb. 20, 1872. |

A RARE CHANC © oaEy HAVE N@W ON SALE, A

| TO CBTAIN A |

PROPRIA. | A To eu seanie FRESH & SEASONABLE GOODS

Sold at their Establishment

€plendid Stock of

question should be texted at the polis, we had | movement. G . hie BY Tae eG wit at the V . be ced fu , tw i R tatives of the people, making them a| VU’ Vernments. \OF A CENTURY Bb S OsT EMI-! generous gift e Very Rev. James Mac- qreceteniotehesce, Agape aes sian vet oe * United States Government despatch two|NENT PHYSICIANS OF — BRITISH] DeNALD towerds the completion of the Summer |

were brought up, aud the people decided against | "nentity. them. So it might be with thia However, this: Afterncon Session: may be, all would be betier eutinged, if the peo- | Hon D. Davies alluded to pergonatities iu- ple bad the opportumy to vote tor, or against | dulged in yeste:day by the Hon. Leader of ithe Governsment, in his reply to the Hon. _member for Belfust (Hon. B. Davies), and i . -also, to some extent, by the hon. member fhe First aod’ (Mr, Brecken), He (Hoa D. Davies) said S.cond were carried by large mor ties, tbe) that he hoped hon. members would refrain Third was lost by a large majority, aud the in future from charges of a personal character, Fourth was carried almost unauimousty. and not descend to personalities, which were After a vote of thaoks to the Chai:men, the | YY uabecoming. | , sneeting came to a close. Hon. Leader of the Government was free . 5 jenwi ” to a. a when even gay kisle > — | to offend in the way alluded to the hon. RAILROAD MEETING. member tor the City (Mr. Davies) , but te = uot wish to indulge in perscnalities, and be eetepoep, uae Se at Lot 11.— Pas.) hoped that in the dueuiloes of that House suant to notice, a meting of the inhabitants | personal reflections would be avoided. of Lot 11 was convoned at Freeland Svhool-| Hon. Mr. Brecken did not regret that his

it. (Applause, and cries of Hear, Hear.) The Chairaran then put the Resolutions in the order of their proposal.

war steamers with provisions to Franee, to-| NORTH AMEKRICA,—To those who desire wards loading of which Boston ecovtributes | the best productions of Cocoa, free from dele. 100 600 dollars. Peace party at Parie vic- | terious substances, unsurpassed in quaiity, and torious by large majority at late elections a a oe fee te Cafes, the ee.

a sti | sign ere above articles macufacture Belfort garrison accepted armistice, arrang- Hie Brows, owing to the peculiar ing terms of capitulation.

Fiorgencs 14th.—Italian Parliament has | nut is completely neutralized,while all its virtues passed an act granting pontific:al power of | are retaived, afords, as well to the robust as to immunity jor, on mo'estation by troops. invalids, and those whose digestion is impaired,

This secures Pope tulleet personal liberty. _| 8 delicate and salutary beverage. ‘That ite value 4 : 2 ‘ ; ; as an easily digested and highly nutritious are Sackville, Feb. 18.—Cardwell’s estimates

ticle of diet is recognized by the bighest medical ‘to Parliament of defensive worke amount to! practitioners in the Dowinion, the following fifty million pounde; ten millione for war | testimouials amply dewoustrate. and improved artillery. — The volunteers are , Joun P. Morr. to be considered as regulars, and the stand- | ing foree to be 43,000 men.—Colonies must | pay for their own defence. ‘The British

| by himeelt.

Having tried the Broma mode by Mr Jcan P. Mott, of Halifax, N.S, and having deen made acquainted with its several ingredients, we

process of manufacture, by which the oil of the | Mesera. L, B. McMillan and John McKeirnan, |

Government repudiates Russell's war threats Giadstone sage they were authorized but bore an official character.—- Liverpool steam-

are of opinion that it is a combination at crce innocent and highly nutritious, not only te per- gous in health,but also to the weak and debilitat-

hon. Colleagne (Mr. Davies) bad alluded to

+ : |

hovee, on Thureday the 26th alt., for the : 4

varpese of taking in eansidseation the 6a the subject, believing that he was prompted ye s ausid2ration (he @d-' by the best of motives. If the language used visability of constrwetiog a railroad from|by him on the aceasion referred to, could Alberton to Georgetown, The representa- | bear au offensive construction, he regretsed

ives of the Distric ; | using the expression, and would withdraw it, Wm. Rich one *, Hoo. Joba Yoo and Hon, Mr. Wightman, Leader of the Oppo- - 1. chards, j-» Were present. | sition, said these persona! attacks were eu-

The meeting was organized by calling Mr.) tirely wrong and out of place, and hoped for

lost on Shetland Islard witn twenty-six of her crew.—lt is now probab'y that the Emperor will start for Germany on the 23d inst.—Faidberbe and Chausey both acknowiedged the futility of foather resist- ance to the Germans —‘Lwe armisiice is pro- ionged for fiva days —G/adstone made an ex- planation ia regard to Angle-American com-

ed ; and that, from the facility with which it may be prepared, and the salutary properties of its iugredieuts, it isa valuable compound, and we cheerfully recommend it to copvalescents and all who require @ wild and strengthening food.

Robert Hume, M.D. |W. B. Slayter, M.D.,M. W.J:. Ailmon, M D,. RC3., L.RC.P.; Eng D. MeN. Parker. M. D/A. Moren, M.D., Edin.

er Pacific

side Catholic Church, will be disposed of AND THE | BY LOTTERY, | Ou SATURDAY, the 25th MARCI, | Low Prices

Tickets only three shiliiags each, For sale by AT WHICH THEY SELL,

All the Year Round,

Suminerside; Messre. Owen Connolly and Wu. | it. Watson, Charlottetown.

The nawes of ticket holders, with their num- bers, to be forwarded, three days befure the drawing, to the undersigned.

L. Bb. McMILLAN,

Summerside, Jan. 2, 1871

NEW STORE, at

NEW BRICK BUILDING. gpyLING-OFF PRICES’

JHE SUBSCRIBERS bave| Feb 1, i87l. taken a Store in Messrs, OWEN & WELSH’S new brick building, where they |

offer the following

\Gives their Customers the ad- vantage of making their Purchesers, at all times,

CircuLarR Saws, Six to Thirty-six Ioches,

| cman QODS —— mut ani o8088-cUT saws Warranted Files!

public.

A compliance with the directions accompany- ing it — it deserve the characters claum- ed for it above, while the premptness and pain- leas character of its action render it the cheapest end safest remedy for worms hitherto discovered

W. R. WATSON, City Drug Store, Victoria Bui Queen Street, Cheteca Bene 20.3000:

FROM LONDON BO nae .

Charlottetown, P- E- Island, | DIRECT.

pered and Al, in English Lloyds, 400 tous Register, Roderick Mchae, commander, will sail from Léndoa positively the first week in April, 1871,

Also the fast sailin “LELIA ALICE.’’ coppered, classed 7 years A is English Lioyde, 308 tons Register,

Hobbs, commander, will sail from Liverpool positively the first week im April, 1871,

The named vessels ~vill carry through” freaght to Pictou, N.5S., aud have good ac- eommodation for ugers.

Parties wishing to have their deliver- ed here early in the season, will do well to torward their orders in time.

For freight or passage a ia te Messrs. Juhn Pitesira & x Coa, nadix Live , to Sir James Malceim, Bart,

PEAKE BROB & CO. Ca"town, Jan. 9, 1871. 2m

LIVERPOCL TRADER.

Spring, 1874.

new in (TE oem fat calling Basque MOSRLLE”

ae Rameay ‘o the Chair. aad the under-| the future, hon members would be more age us was erumveres ee os bt aaa . Wickwire, M.D.5| Hibds MOLASSES, Chests of TEA, |

signed appointed to act as Secretary. The, guarded in their expressions. y all diftecrences, abd any diMewlty GrieiLg | A. ae oe oe Barrels SUGAR, 1-2do do A. A. BALDWIN & ©O. |The New Al CLIPPER®SHIP

Chairm: j ey ; tov rt moved the| to de referred to the home Government by | James F. Avery, M D. |A. Hattie, M.D., 3 : Fine, e ; man briefly explained the object of the} _ Hon. Leader of the Government moved th aoa schiainahe return same way.—In| Edw. Jennings, M.D. (Chas. D. Rigby, M.D, Boxes RASLNS, Boxes Blacking, | Jon. 20,3071. dw “MIDAS” .

meeting, and expressed a desire that the House into a Committee on privileges and

audience would pay particular attention to} Elections.

French national assembly at Bordeaux yee-| ST. JOHN, N, B., QUEBEC.

Boxes Biacklead,

Boxes GLASS, Casks Pickles,

Boxes Pipes,

— EBROSRNR O22,

424 tons megister, classed at Lioyd’s and coppered, P_ Mre-

Che several speakers about to address th | Hen, Mr. Perry in the Chair. terday,a resolution was introduced proposing) w yo ad M.D. sient ete tn " Hin. John Yeo, Wm, Richards, Esq. “See | A resolution was then submitted by the hon. Thiers as chief executive, with authority to ! s. Boyd, MD. S einalondie D. Boxes Stareb, ; Boxes Soap, ' : cuisex Commander, wi!!l leave nominate ministry, but providing that the) 7's ‘Wetnore, M.D. [Joseph Painchaud M.D,| Boxes Castor Oil, Bis. Confectionery, [twenty Barrels. Best Quality, LIVERPOOL for this port

Barclay, Esq , Mr. Jas. Henderson, Augus-| Leader of the Government, to the effect tne Callaghan, keqg., Mr. Arch. Ramsay,| thai the special matters contained in the

tr. Jas. W. Richards, Mr. Wm. Caila-| return to the writ of Election for the First ghan, the Seeretary and two or three others! District of Queen's County, were such as addrcesed the meeting on the subject of Rail-| to require an investigation under the laws Ww.ys, after which che following Resolution | relating to elections.

power of the republic be exercised under’ contro!.—1no the ussembly violent recrimi- natioa ensued between Uvuservative and Re- publican deputies.