acim. “ ee Aen —. —— —~ = Le ‘ a — Ss . weer , - ' r a ; - i ia wig 0 TIED 1PPEAI The matter rests with you. Your privileges ] NEW ADVERTISEMENTS LAS 1 . LOCAL AND OTHER WATTERS. arenafe unless you tamely surrenaer them.| NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. = ME vel %. LAST ARRIVAL FOR THE SEASON AT PROTESTANTS OF PRINCE Be true to yourselves, to your country and “bene tie ‘ iy 1" ‘ we ‘ ae Somm EDWA SLAND vour God : and remember that es oe 0 J i i N § C ) UN qT Y MANILLA. THE 10N . ' ' _ men. vase!’ eld, your children’s aaei r a Mone f ‘ like men, or hasely yield, 3 : t tetio iin 1s ” ( rave it yur : @ mute ~ , | Cheistion pastors, | CMTC? Tee ai wo then io act your er | CERT COW, Woe i M 7% si e a8 rivileges. or to er upe hein nme } I . ly bought privileges, or to entail upon t i c yp a 1 | @ heritage Which will justify them in aolding (HE Commissioners for the Management CANADA CORDAGE COMPANY. a : your memory in execration. We cannot of the Aunual Exhibition of Agriculture and respectfully solicit early order for | . . Ants at our action l ye W OC str ‘or » ’s *ounty, pec u OC e orders } > : oe in - - 2 1S ° . ) ei Vite tt ws | doubt what” your ‘action willbe.” We and Local Industry for Queen's Connts. $04, ceetcawy, Coatisutoya, tienen | Per Royal Mail steamers via Pictou, in addition to winters’ Stock. Te vas eee f : = rth py rights “God forbid that we should. You Farmers of Queen’s Couuty, to be held in eae would call attention to certif- 12 ¢ : d B | L . . . : ‘e e —* F » 'and we are now onthe defensive fhis is | the | oe See CARVELL BROS ases an aes ustres, Prints, Ostrich Plumes and >) oe Ze the Hands } ' not a time for hesitati The path of duty ip PAWN 9 —" _ i : r - = ot a ime for hesitation, The path of 07 | MARKET HALL, CHABSLOTEETOR Agents Feathers, Searlet Nap Cloth. &e., &e VF aX NDISPOS The Minister of | from the Pas-| iow it. P ON TUESDAY « ZA Ja & “fF iow it . a0 é ’ i ’ rIgpraTe ~— Wee ‘oman Cattiolic Bishops | !O® a | CERTIFIOATE. A LARGE ASSORTMENT y wes M Educa. | : 7 ange e “ on . harlott _— The 17th day of March, Hevize used largely during the past year, | E 0 F $i SL yma Ss shas| v- &- BEAD, Arcaceacon, : 4 zes } Manilla,t),e manufacture of the ‘‘ Canada | sy ' Ls cis ; —at which the following prizes will be t \F i ‘ re a = al | : ce | awarded. a ee or —. v 4 if r * ‘ + a TER » § { |} THomas Duncan, “ | Wheatr.—Best two a $10; ais wo Bante uidakiath acer ae es do #4 ‘ | Grateful Thousands proclaim Vix. M as Det | D. D. Currie ef | 8nd do. do., $9; 3rd do. do., $8. : ; ° EGAR Birrers the most wonderful In- ' ee ‘ ship-owners. | anal = i ae ; Grorce Wesper, | Bariev.—Best Two Bushels Two-rowed | *"? iia | In Ottoman Squares—Arglo-Colonial, Beaver, Pallium, | vigorant that ever sustained the sinking enteacmitg n s J. McLEop, ni | Barley, $7 : 2nd do. do., $6; Best Two Bush- Peake Bros. &Co._ } system. AILWay _— : » 2 ’ h w? : SM _ Woon, ey | els Four-rowed Barley, $6; 2nd do. do., $5. HynpMaN Bros. | &c., &c., &c. No Person can take these Bitters Mr. Mortimer has bee > ¥ e1 We cannot] V. dost, ‘ | Oars.—Best Two Bushels Oats, (Black,) ARTeMas Lorp. according to directions, and remain long ; f i hus i with - PENNA, | $6; 2nd do. do., $5; 3rd do. do., $4.50; Best | Lonaworts & Co. , unwell, provided their bones are not de- - ™ Arex. Mciean, M. A., Belfast, | i. ; i d ; way y é i : , and we R . PATTERSON ‘Bedeque : | Two Buskels Oats, (Norway,) $6; 2nd do. Bourke GILian & Co. | stroye = oo poison or other 4 . ’ are with usin these | ee ee ey | do., 85; Best Two Bushels Oats, (White, ) We su & OwEN. on _ leans, and vital organs wasted beyond rc : : ; ints should and| aac MurRay, Cavendish, | | 96720 ao. do., $6. Ch’town, Mar. 9, 1874.—4w RAISINS, ae. “ a i ind arrogant pre- | Wat MepLanp, Murray Harbor, | The PRIZE GRAIN to be the property of CURRANT S ilio Remittent and Inter- . ™ ee S. Lawson, a | the Commissioners, and to be sold at Pub- N ARR 0 WS 0 Y ST ER § r . ee mittent evers, which are so preva- 2 omin epars| H, J. Crarke, " | lie ane - ant ee - , SPiICKs Jent in the valleys of our great rivers 4 salad . ‘ pr i nwhat| Jawres ALLAN, Covehead, | o’clock, p. m., on the day of Exhibition. ene ““* | throughout the United States, 7 2 : vit ind the J. P. SarGent, Georgetown, Grass Seeps.—Best Red Clover, [40 lbs] THESE CELEBRATED _ those of the Mississippi, Onis, Masour? a ' ng the young P. Matvais,s. A., “ | $3; 2nd 98 do., $2.50; ~— oa at Oysters are kept constantly on hand and are served | SOAP, REFINED. COFFEE. GRANULATED & BROWN SUGAR Nlinois, Tennessee, Cum Arkan. 4 min present School R. W. Dyer, Alberton, | [25 lbs.,] $3; 2nd best do. do., $2.50; Bes . i * | eas, Red, Colorado, Brazos, Rio Grande eT : be readily seen] A. F. Carr, a | Alsyke, do., $3; 2nd best do. do., $2.50; | in every style, at the Re Re Re Pearl, Alabama, Mobile, Savannah, Ro- | ~ RN} Pau . . ee a . . 2.6 } ’ 1M : for the system | Rowe. Soamunez, Cherry Valley ae lO a "s ) anoke, James, and many others, with ‘ seme t system UD N SCAMMELL, aerry y. 2.0), } e a ae ie their vas . : > seas ry f W Sta Nem McKay, Summerside. The Rules and Regulations adopted by Families supplied at all times with OPEN- | CAEAP FOR CASH. ane home ee Se eo A a ning W. W. Brewer, ' the Commissioners in relation to the — ED OYSTERS or in SHELLS, Private | ~y Autumn, and romartebly ao Guciasame 3 mgratulate J w ne ‘ 5 “6 j ‘ . . j ’ ” * seer ometnanctioce: So 7 prcicen| Sonar cetera Sen ee ine Lit at | "OO 8? wale | GHORGH DAVIS & OO. | Shite a to know, bes W. R. Frame, Mount Stewart, | that time, will also govern the Exhibition CHARLES OTTO WikEL ee, | December 22, 1873. re a Tee ftheir] Samurt McLeop, Uigg, | on thef17th March, next. . Jnion House. | Te a stomach and liver, S Lux ’ rejudieed DonaLp CrawForp, New Glasgow. Admission to the Grain Show, 5 cents; to | March 9, 1874. 2in e | and other abdominal viscera. In their ~ xth annual meeting of t lward stem is Joun Murray, New London, | paid at the door, which will be opened for | —---—_—-— nN ' treatment, a purgative, exerting a pow- 3 1 Auxilia le S t i ind makes é. ©. Cox, . | the admission of the Public at 11 o'clock, M eld Co p 0 | ) iQ erful influence upon these or- i da x Protestant} G. A. Huestis, Cornwall, | a. m.. ag . | gans, is essentially necessary. There . st the Ha ay : ara \ bishops in] J. AstauRY, Georgetown, On behalf of Commissioners, ee i | is no eathartie for a. purpose equal te re Association, this (Monday sertions tof W. B. Brapsnaw, North River. A. McNEILL, Secretary. | THAT very desirable Cottage situ- | De. J. Watxgr’s VineGar BIvTers be take lish a} James Kestie, Vernon River. Charlottetown, March 9, 1874.—2i faa ated on the Princetown Road, witb- | S39 QU HEIN STRHET. as they will speedily remove the dark. a ~e- PSE hool W. W. Coxpirrs, Pownal, i= $$ in a few moments walk from the city, | colored viscid matter with which the fr. FLEerenet ' 1 Ps stants ALLaN McLean, Dundas, | g LE | is to let for a term of years. Possession | bowels are loaded, at the same time wy MoDonald ot rf Catholics R B. Rowe, Wheatley River, : , given first week of May. re stimulating the secretions of the liver. Saitoh I \ against | J. S. Paowney, Bedeque, | For further particulars apply to and ousbeiny restoring the healthy a ge sero the | ALmx. Camreaza, Strathalbye | te | March wzS8 KATIE E. ECKSTADT, CENTLEMEN: _ functions of the digestive organs. be . ce ta f ’ alas Atrrep E. LeEPaGe, Margate, | ONE HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND, March is7t 0 Agent. | Fortify the body against disease a antag Saucu C. Guam, Ciyde River, ae ae NOTICE TO DEBTORS We arenow Showing a Full Line ot by purifying all its Guide with Vorseas. : receive J. C. Bernie, Souris, CROSS ROAD, 1.015 418. r . BIiTEers. No epidemic can take hold ETT Missix iN ! ta S lb opr Point | For sale by private contract. Apply to | PAE Subscribers being about to make anj * ieee ee fore-armed. Road t e ago Hexry CRAWFORD, St. Peters WILLIAM DOCKENDORFF. | ——— . Ee ee ee b y oe Sboul Head- tv in ona isp Sar : ei oo ee ia i : persons indebted to them by Account or acbe, Pain in the ders, om J. SuTHeRtanp, Woodville, March 9, 1874.—5i pd ‘ : otherwise, to call and settle their accounts in full lightness of the Ch D > Ii. P. CowPERTHWaITE, Tryon, betore the 20th day of March. All amounts re a Bie an f th Seon oe ee AcexanDER Munro, Brown's Creek “ When people see a man advertise they know | maining unpaid alter that time, will be placed | > ian See bean a _— The i . i Cuartes Fraser, West Cape. he is busin.ss man, and his advertizing pro- | ;, the hands of an Attorney for collection alec ; ; ments Wasrnse Woks. Loan Creek ‘ claims that he is not above business, but anxious | De Se : a a ad : tation of the Heart, Inflammation of the States, i } swe | et to do it. Customers, like sheep, are gregarious,| __ BOURKE, GILLAN &Co A450 A427 FPRICES.. FC ..A2CtT. 4468 Lungs, Pain in the region of the Eid- r 1 Ca iitessceill and flock where they see others go. If nobody} ity Hardware Store, _ 9 neys, and a hundred other painful symp- — nt THIRD ANNUAL REPORT | else were engaged in the same business, it would | (h'town, March 9, 1874. Jin conan, ore the ete of Dyspepsia. . Mars H W . hy : . esi be important to tradesmen and dealers to adver- | s UGA R t t S nn t e | Gun tae will aoatb et besten geememe o : OF [He MERCHANTS BANK OP P.INCE BDWARD | tize in the paper, because they are tempted to 0 S k f Cl h C B S d j i wants 4 market-hou . ISLAND | buy what i read of. But others are engaged j ~_e , ur oc 0 0 a 0 urpasse of om merits than a lengthy advertise- says ‘that St John should rom : a The Directors in meeting the Stockholds | in the same business, and even it they do ad- ee NET ment. without « proper market h : city 1 demand that ome oh the hed. Amann Mooting. of the | soctee,S Gomes 2%, Str retin: hr teeoees| a bias, thebahe thunetinee Renae | in Quality, Shades or Prices ! _Serofula, or King’s Evil, White ‘ital ont f this country | Directors, feel justified in en eee 12 hhds. Bright Retailing Sugar | ce ae maggot med not cr : le t J ’ y f = 90”, 7 <i : ] ; oO = lo iciples which | them on the healthy state of the Bank, res | in Bond or duty paid. . . » SOF uflammations, and the prospect of t matter beir truth of God, | sulting from the successful business of the — MACDONALD & OWEN | Also, Heavy Winter Underclothing, Scotch and Canadien, a — Sore Eyes, ete mided by the bill now befo H : sendured | past twelve months. RAS ee cee PC March 9, 1874 In these 2 in all other constitutional Dis. will meet the approval of The transations of the past year have | THE ATTENTION OF | somnemeeaeninneateanininatabinemmenanassnitionstnniniinet | HEAVY ULSTER OVERCOATS ON HAND! eases, WALKER’s VINEGAR BITTERS have ly zard (ais demand, | yielded profits amounting to $26,248.14, | i W A N T E D shown their great curative powers in the B - * - . la u} mn the Pro which when it is borne in mind, that the | importers and Dealers ‘5 Ne ae intractable cases. Inpirect Brisery RO ! \ this Island. as the ly twosthirds of | TWO} hout sixt aq * oa j ‘or : : eee greater part of the year only P ee Baa WO boys, about sixteen years of age, | 0 r son and Chrenis dispatch reports: — The charge recently : | as the conces- | the Capital Stock was paid up, your Direct~ IS RESPECTFULLY DIRECTED TO | to learn the Baking Business at the “* Cuar- ® e 0. Gow mang Remis- made against Mr Keller, the (ntario Minis a ' — . ors submit is a very gratifying result. | LOTTETOWN STEAM Bakery.” a Yetober 6. 1873 l tent and Intermittent Fevers, of ter of Public Works, of ordering workmen ee fh lead i Two Dividends of 50 per cent. each, in ae RYAMIB RRs | JOHN QUIRK. Octoter 6, foo LY the Blood, Liver, and Bisdder, e nen 11$7614.61, have been paid to Stockholders | Ch'town, March 9, 1874. | om a — — | these Bitters have no Such Diseases at the Central Prison to attend Moss’ nom as support be | & d $5530.37 of bad’ det bn ‘ale by rw ee eecemeree enenenene § are caused by Vitiated Blood. | lad f ; ' } isthe | an RIV. oF ri ts, j | sles nation and making no deduction from t ' unfortunate failures of 1872, have been EXECUTORS SALE | THE CANADA GUARANTEE COM PANY | Mechanical Diseases.—Persons en- has been proved before the publ ‘ ele } * | gaged in Paints and Minerals, such as pay, has been } l re the pu k, and pres | written off. MERCHANTS Pla f i ; ; nae : mbers, Type-setters, Gold-beaters, end count committe tis supposed Mr he da k, and There is still a balance of Net Profit on eaten oe eee eee Miners, as they advance in life, are subject oe { the school- | hand, amounting to $15,586.16 which the WILL FIND CUSTOMERS FOR THEIR! RARE CHANCE HEAD OFFICE Lie al » eine . ' ralysi will resign , 2 ts - - MONTREAL. o paralysis of the Bowels. To ~ | aud | Directors consider should be reserved for | oomianoe } ° ‘ against this, take a dose of Waxker’s Vix- ORDINATION aT St. Luks lis Lordshiy 'o tic teaching | the present, thus increasing the stability of | S P R IN G G 0 0 D S W 1 I H the consent of all eoncerned, we | Sir Alexander F Galt K C M G President boar Brrrers occasionally. Bishop Binney conducted an ordination se as heir) the Bank. the undersigned Executors of the late Z ’ ' " “ , or Skin Diseases, Eruptions, Tes- rice in St. Luke's Cathedral on Sabbath re nev, |. The financial condition of the Bank will | BT ADVERTS ee — propose = by CAPITA YT . - 100.000 ter, Sei-Ehoam, a ee Pimples. ig aie : ee ys , inati f the annexs | ‘ ‘ | Public Auction, on the premises, on the ? - ustules, Boils, Carbunc Ring-worms. morning. Messrs. Bell and Shreves were | | Roman | be fully seen by examination o THE EXAMINER. —— 10: —— | Seald-head, Sore E eet Tteb, ordained Deacons and the Rev. Mr. Brown | a ( : Island. | ed balance ncaa Bie ou | i 4th day of April, | (NHIS COMPANY, Incorporated by Acts of Parliament, is licensed to transact Guaran | Scurts, Discolorations of the Humore was admitted to Priest’s orders. Mr. Shrev W ' this d mane STATEMENT ' next, at the hour of 11 o'clock, a. m., (if | tee business throughout the Dominion, and to issue BoNps of Securrry in lien of - - eat + pony aaa has been appointed Curate of St. George's : 1 lore | LAAmILITIES AND assurs 51H MARCH, 1874. | The usual reductions to those who | ee re ON ill’ bee, ee ee out of the system in aden Gee by the use , ; r gh. pga ' ce a | »y the late Owen O'Neill, Esq. : Church in the city. — Ha I st lead, and we DR. | ADVERTIZE | comanetina a : Lot of land 100x 60 feet m. The Bonds of the Company are accepted by the Dominion Government FROM aLt puR- "Din, Tape th W —_ » stalin ofl To Bank Notes in circulation $150,493.00 large two-storey Dwelling House, 48 x 30 LIC OFFICERS OF CANADA. as also by An, Lape, and orms, [ue Etsection Covet.—The last num! ind promoters Capital paid up, 96,863.06 TT z q feet, well finished, situated onthe corner | The Bank of Montreal, The Royal Canadian Bank lurking in the system of 60 many thousands, : fl ' lak al Deposits, : 96,713.34 BY TH EYEHAE * | of St. Stephen’s and First Streets. In con- | Halifax Banking ©o., rhe Bank of Toronto. are effectually destroyed and removed. Mo = Te anes eee _— en f | Bishop Maes een, eee ee : : ee ~ | nection with the said House is a well finish- | The People’s Bank, The Dominion Bank. — = — eee the undermentioned gentlemen as members icessions which are ak aeudieean eat 15,586.16 Executor s Nolice. ed store, suitably laid out for mercantile The Maritime Bank of the Dominion, Sise teas Eee oem of the Nova Scotia Election Court: —W. A. cready been granted to r ’ iN i business. Also, two nice Cottages, with} The Grand Trunk Railway§ The Great Western Railway, and by other Companys and ‘or Female Com in e a sila: Maas eit tant m ty in Quebee, and to the $521,694.42 LL persons indebted to the Estate of| suitable Outhouses—the property now draw- Boards of Trade. Als» by the Governments of Quebec and British Columbia. : Henry, Es j, Alexander James, and | | Ontario, and “that th "mca meee the late Captain James Robertson, of ing a yearly rent of $400, is one of the most or old, married or single, at thedawn of wo- James W. Johnston, Esq , Benjamin Russell satisfaction of all par- ie " CR Naas Lot 49, are requested to make immediate | gesirable business stands in the rising town The object of this Company is to guarantee to the employer the faithful performance Bi di “ the = of life, these thet Esq., has been appointed cler| of the same statement we call | BY Specie et hon 7 payment to the undersigned ; and any per- | of Summerside. of the duty of the employee, thereby dispensing with the trouble, inconvenience and in- reliefs Stible. sak <ieaities | wing extract from oo es ee having claims against the said Estate| rpryws.—Ten per cent of the purchase | Security of private suretyship. ; . = urt ll pl : » $2 , cl the Vi Blood when - ca Protestants in Nova geese | Oo ee ee the same, duly attested. money to be paid on the day of sale; forty! Persons requiring to put ‘n bonds of security on their appointment to Downton Or- eanse t i _ nm ee ~ ia "er 8251.00 THOMAS HEATH ROBERTSON, the execution of the deed; the | F1CEs in this Island, by application to a branch office here,can obtain them on payment or | *€® You find its impurities bursting throug AN Ice Lanvin Wantep.—A good railway Dominiou (legal tender) Notes, 2 . aaa " per cent on ; . ; the skin in Pimples, or Boree ; siacaeaak dete oak alta a Py your Govern- Notes of other Banks incorporated L. C. ROBERTSNN, Executor. balance to remain on good security until the | the preminm of from § to 1 per cent. : cleanse it when you find it obstructed and ace . — oS ia et s has been granted in On- PRE pete ee poo Ci’town, March 9, 1874.—3i — - of pavate next. An undispn- | R. RHR. KFitzGerald. —— in the veins; cleanse it when is is to be provided to enabie persons coming { But what are the facts? oreign bank Notes, : , Sir SISO ale table title will be given. j Agent in P. E. Island foul; your feelings will tell you when. Keep ’ ' : oe ty , Balances due from other Banks, 211,081.18 | 7 ae Nn ! health to the city on the ice to land without diffi, | It is st neessions made by On- : a 247 458.2 TENDERS Baie PosITIve. Charlottetown, Jan. 12, 1874. | the blood pure, and the of the syesem - sills discounted, 247,458.23 . | , : ‘ . tom Church have neither im- ; x ne | rc a J | : , F llow. culty or danger. Serious complaints are : h have neither im Exchange, 5,574.99 | caves HARRY C. GREEN, } oi 4 will fo OP neler aay a ee R Hierarchy. In Ontario Cash Accounts, 3,443.57 | Q\EALED TENDERS will be recieved by THOMAS KELLY, § =*¢cutors. | eres ee EES SS made that nearly all the indings that ; seanted i a ‘ : : ‘ 7 per day Agents wanted Draggists and Gen. Agts., San Francisco, sti na rites : _— Re Se perce & Bank Premises, Preliminary Ex- the Secretary of the Board of Works, WM. BEARISTO, Auctioneer. | $5 (0 $? ‘All dlnenen of workin eople FROM . : and cor. of Washi and Chariton Sw., N. ¥. heretofore —— i oe oe Same)! reap a and pie penses, Xc., 5,853.52 | until Tuesday, the 17th day of March, 12} Summerside, Feb. 23, 1874. pA, nt gern se eager gp, y LONDON sold by all Drugaiste and Dealers. blocked up, and that new cnes have not oe “ M he I oat 9521694 io o'clock, for the following Public Worksat :— | E ' : | mente oh aaa the . ies their ane: tn peeiaamaea ae a been constructed the consplaint sins; joak an finan thoes auth or. —— oieaen Stes _ mS psn ‘he a ANOTHER SALE. | seents, or all the time, than at ‘anythin, 0 f HA R L OT TET W Sela hy all Bragyiste smd Deak ; 5 : , ! ri ose aulhor- —_—---— specifica o be seen with James John- | : | ’ : ’ : ret | a reasonabie, and we hope th the | € i The Rulers PROFIT AMD LORS pA Esq., near the work. oe | \ R. JOHN 8. O'NEILL, who occupies i else. Particulars free. Address @. STIN- 0 N, } . August 25 .1878 authorities will take care that the publie y press d by | DR. Rebuilding Murray River Bridge, specifi- | + the en es belng — | SON & CO, re tee es PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND | a o f i ‘ — whataddl rit} . on tilway essions in favor OF} ye7y cation to be seen with Cartney MclLure, | to make an alteration in his business an y 73, ly ’ —_* — - ; we 8 : a ‘ { Where tl demands | Mar. 5. To current expenses for the | Esq. : instructed the subscriber to sell by Auction “ - “I : DIRECT Notice to Coal Dealers. | crossing trom the ice ab the Last end ble to say, but ere fol- | year, including salaries, __ Building a new Bridge across the Morell | at the same time, the whole of his stock of | IN i - CE. JHE WE <NOWN CLIPPER K THE G dada ‘ the town Part ‘yntario, as cited by | irectors remuveration, —§ == River,—on the new line of road leading from | Liquors, Groceries, &c., &c. ici ] ——— am os preety i See 2m | .—-e We see . W tal we cf > the ome ~ Milltown a plan and pa For particulars see handbills. \! L PERSONS indebted to the Examrn- sh LEI 1A Al Cc » 0 “a pe DNEYV COAI - 4 Fire 1x a Rau. (ar (n Ottawa despatch aCCOOG IN Criving | ype Nc eat “ise. | specification to be seen with Hilary McIsaac, Wt BRASIOTO Adstinnner. | A. ca oO is ld 4 * oo ae : + 4 sige they will stop short No. 3, _ 3887.5€ | Bsq., St. Peter's Bay. vt ’ | +% gr, either for Subscriptions or Adver- | pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 45, of ~-arlet ta tetacte pacictainees and Iaterest, Commistion, &c., 2808.09 | 4, Rebuilding the Bridge below Chas. Keith's | March 2, 1874.—till aale__ tisments, are requested to make IMME- \coppered andCiassed A.1.in English Lloyd's, | the Acts of the Parliament of Canada, for the Great Western Railway while travelling tely checked as in | > ; tage ona | Mills, on the West Branch of Montague | . . i ” — i rasrerainay > 1308 tons Register 1868 : Balance, 15586-16 | 56? Sta re | Administratrix’s Notic lone is authorized to receive and grant | S : lel between London and Komoka on Saturda Western States, we do not | ___. | River; plan and specification to be seen. mini arrix's otce. | who alon a , & | . ae 4 , Proprietors of Mines, Agents and Dealers - . . nd om . | y V that in her educational | e enna with deen Keith, a. aig iplini receipts for the same. All sume due | Daniel Carew, Commander. | in Coal, are hereby cautioned against ng at, Caught fre, and eight persor ’ ( i ule a terrible mistake, —— Rebuilding Beers’ Mill Pond Bridge, Lot | A UL persens who have any demands upon | ExaMINER previous to the — 1873, jwill sail from London, on or about the | the Same to designate Coal which has not slready dead; others cannot ning by ex-] | CR. | 59; specification to be seen at the store of 4% the Estate of STEPHEN SWABEY, | must be paid on o1 befare the 1th FED - been raised from the Mines of the Assoct- Twenty-twoare badly injured. Uwing to th = : sos eid anid nese | MacDonald Bros., Montague Bridge. of Warblington, in this Island, Esquire, de- oe oe ds Gao ae Sth A pril, 1874. a, as all sewoy ——— Trade ae i i juotes t n of Quebec, | “are 7 evans — vo") | The signatures of two responsible parties | ceased, are hereby notified to exhibit such | Will be : Ba | Mark in fature will be prosecuted. roe re cre SO, Seeeeny Tee parate schoolsas ily Discoust, $13,725.02 | willing to become bound for the a od duly attested, at the office of) —e by mail promptly acknow- This vessel will carry through Freight to | JOHN RUTHERFORD, way of conveying intellinger » the engine Bishops e there in a oe 8831 38 | performance of the work must accompany | Messrs. Palmer & McLeod, Charlottetown, | le(ge(- } ’ , #® ere < > Ge 1M ? | Premiums, &,831.38 | pany | Mi » Charlo} | ly cules PICTOU & SUMMERSIDE eneral Manager. drive: The train was running at forty , 5 arts rom fact Tat'at ,Com'n &¢,3,691.74 | each tender. The Board of Works do not | within one year from the date of this adver- WL. OTTON : “9 | Halifax, Feb. 16, 1874, 3in . ! : L, \) perates most un- | —_— bindthemselves toaccept the lowest tenders | tisement. All persons owing the Estate are ' _ Lh: iace jation for passeng: re fen our. and some leaped from t i j “ - tnd has good accommodation for passengers. | ; - e “ - : dite . io I va 2 | nmin es; and majority 26,248.14 | WM. MacDONALD, | hereby requested to make payment. Jan. 19th, 1874. a ‘ momen The above vessel has proved herself to be | N ) Fr (’ EK , CM, and clung to 1} Until thelr ban ; Roman Catholic 7 St. 7. =. Ca. N. B.—Every account or claim must be | the fastest vessel inthe trade, and has al- literally burnt off. The charred remains of " P Schools | $36,574.93 Geo'town,{Feb. 26, 1874.—2i (march 9) | proved as required by the Act relating to the GARDEN AND FLOWE SEEDS. ways delivered her cargoes in good order. | a a others were found clinging to the iron work In Roman Catholic Schools | (Siened) ebek 3 th. P ae le . | : suameeaemieemimneeenne ene ta) | settlement and distribution of Estates of ore Parties wishing to have their goods de- 4 M4 persons indebted to the estate of the ’ : ' tip I of Romanism are} (Sizned) 4 , ‘ r M aed oe | Soune’s Cove ie: 0. 1087 Intestates passed in 1873. caiuté be task 20 nae. Babes Oo ten livered here early in the season, will do well | + ate Francis Murray, Dromore, are r¢ 4 coroner's inquest eing hed wh Protestants A. A. RACLORRIG, ung Gmay to, 1007 | yated 6th Fet cca 7 : celia to forward their Orders in time, so as not to quested to make immediate payment to th ; o> John F. Robertson aia, , Dated 6th February, A. D., L874. DOMINION. : ; Dene e lessemiuate their 7 , ’ This is to certify, that I have been afflicted | i a seit as detain the vessel. undersigned, and any person having claims Scopes Deatn 4 despatch to the ‘ 1) ca eit Alex. Brown, | with the Asthma /or ten years, in its worst | KATHERINE M. SW ABEY, OUR CHROMO. For Freight or passage apply In London | 4gainst the said estate will please present Patriot reports that Rev R. Garvie, of | made to crush ee o _— ' form, was able to do little or no work, when March 2, 1874.—3w ae Administratrix T h Li t t \ FI or i s t s to Messrs. John Pitcairn & Sons, 69 Corn- | them to us for settlement. Windecs Nove Santic - AiR te I . s where Protestants ‘ ow ens in September 1866, I applied to Mr Caleb ’ e e 9 hill; and in Liverpool to Messrs. Pitcairn PATRICK McCABE. ),,. — : hi nied - ; : | s hild- L. C. Owen. Gates or his celebrated medicine, and after Treasurer s Office, . ets ae Brothers, Brockley Buildings, 51 South John | JOHN BOYLAN, } executors. t. Lawrence Hotel, Montreal, on Thurs 1 ignora attend asec RS taking a few bottles I found great relief, and | CHARLOTTRTOWN, 9th Feb’y. 1874. A eo eee 17 = oe Street, or here to the owners, Ch'town, Feb, 23, 1873.—3i pd day night last. Mr. Gar ‘ie was, we believe g is done to under- THE CENTAL SYSTEM am now once more able to work on my farm. | Assessment on Land and Real Estate ‘n | is sent free to all who favor us wi ers PEAKE BROS. & (Co, — recente act Us principle ne ‘or particular ly ‘ tof Five Dollars. end Jan. 19, 1874.—2 } id Sik eaisaliines die nail vious principles For further particulars apply to Charlottetown and Common. to the amoun a _ Charlottetown, Jan. 19, 1874.—2m i y } hl Freehold Mrs. Garvie a seen veers ama, telsioed take that Pro as model) The Report of the Executive Commitee | ee I pursuance ofan Act of the General Assem-| Send for CATALOGUE, whieh we mail ainanie a oe a wl M r Relig owe | of the Dominion Board of Trade contains ad = = ———S=—E_=_=___= » aed this oe — a Twenty~ | gratis to all who wish. FREEHOLD PROPERTY FOR SALE in as fine afamily of young men as t ‘ 3 the Pastoral. This | ree N ri seventh year of the reign o er present | . was in the British Provinces. (ne by one at every new de- following in reference to the ‘Cental Sys, | PRICES CURRENT. Majesty, Queen Victoria, intituled, “An | Chase Bros. & Bowman, THE undersigned offers for Sale, a Vale- they were plucked away by the hand of ew Ene Sar permeen eee 1 Aaiior " Ch’town, Mar, 6 1874. ee ee ee ee pty Sa SEEDS MEN, . | able and attractive Freehold Property, coa- a oe " ; | () vl the Bishops | : , » Mar, © 18¢4. aws imposing an Assessment on ands | sisting ef Fifty Acre . death, ahd now the parent stem is left to cample four new demands With reference to a notice in the official | nea aE in this Colony, and for the encouragement . : i oe cian half clear and stand alone. ‘The Garvie’s were once resi i by the Priests in Sa programne respecting the introducting of | MEAT. of Education,” I do hereby ociiaiy” notify | 0 5 HA Ww &, OBTARIO T° BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION on a _— > ag poet Age yw , Y + ’ ' I re f i Roman Catholic the cental system, your Council request at- | Beef, (small pieces) per Ib £0.06 to 0.12 | the owners and occupiers of Land and Real | _ Feb 16, _1874.—3m ee Wednesday, the Twenty-fifth of March cove 2 d with an ap growth of fairiy dents of thisIsland. They were well know: S { the best commentary | te"tion to an Act ofthe Dominion Parlia- Beef, per lb (by the quarter) 0.05 to 0.09 | Estate in Charlottetown and Common, for | A. D. 1874, at the hour of TWELVE o'clock, oe, ae Soft wood, suitable for and highly respected. the Pastoral, if ae “An Act seopecting Weights | Ham, per lb 0.12 j0 0.14 | which the Annual Assessment levied there- | C 0 J R § i ) F L > C T J RES. noon, at the Colonial Building, Charlotte- The Paamese fronts on Launching Road agers B . ire of one mind everys | 4nd Measures,” assentedto on 23rd May last. | Lamb, per Ib 0.67 to 0.09 | on by the Assessors, for the said Town and | * town, under and by virtue of a power of at Head of Mitchell River, Lot 54 and there Blackwood s Magazine for February, just The following are noted as among its pro- | Mutton, per Ib 0-00 to 0.10 | Common, is payable, that unless the Assess- | IN eale contained in an Indenture of Mortgage, | (on it a nandaome eee modious i republished by the Leonard Scott Publish, \ 1 dutty t, conceal the | er Pork,(small pieces) per ib 0.07 to 0.10! ment for the past year be paid into the hands | i bearing date the Tenth day of December, sheees dwelt > He a 2 > ze reed upon us g is enac “hoa Pork, per ib (by the carcass) 0.07 to 0.08 | of Mr. Lemuet McKay, my collector for T. PATRICK’S HALL. A. D. 1871, and made between Lazare Buote | *'0T®) ing House ar rn. ‘ ater mm of 1 upon us, that Ist. It is enacted that “A weight of one » my i . : Terms ea For furth j ing (o., contains a greater proportion oO} said P storals are | hundred pounds avoirdupois hall ation ‘be Veal, per lb 0.04 to 0.07 | said Town and Common, within the time of Township Number Twenty-three, in ate 6 rm easy. For further particulars ap- story and narrative than usual, an order of to a crisis, has not been | and may be called and described as a ‘Cen. POULTRY prescribed by law, proceedings will be taken | VHE Members of St. Dunstan's Reading Prince County, in Prince Edward Island, |"" © . > i aa ei a ee thay et ia pamriem ass “ee: | Chickens, per pair $0.50 to 0.75 | against all such Lands and Real Estate as | Room and Literary Institute have the Farmer, and Anastatia, his wife, of the one |). oe aa Cardigan Bridge ae cake sii al P { politicians; nor can we " : Ducks, (each) 0.20 to 0.24 | Shall then be in arrears, for the non-pay- | j,onor of announcing to the public that they part, and Henry Jones ( undall and Thomas Socal sta coccinea tll we Isdeserved distin tion. 19 story lea nounce any compromise dud. On and after the first day of January, | Fowls, (each) 0.16 to 0.24 | ment of the several sums charged thereon, have made arrangement for having a Course DesBrisay of ¢ harlottetown, in said Island, Tobacco Ci Pi Valentine and hi« Brother, continued estion as the betraval ef the | (874 the provisions of the present law as to Geese, each) 0.56 to 0.70 | agreeably to the directions of the above re-| of Lectures, during the present season. Esquires, of the other part, All the Free- YD, igars, pes. i 10 also is the series of papers, ‘ Internation hin Cees. ae the aed | the weight of a bushelof the undermentioned | Partridges,(each 0.20 to 0.25 | cited Act. | From the following Programme it may be hold Estate and Interest of the said Lazare ae —— hi é oe hich Sai i aes dee nt and coming generations, | #"ticles. namely ; — | Turkeys, (each) 0.81 to 1.62 JOSEPH POPE, Treasure | seen that the Lectures will be of general in- Buote, and Anastatia his wife, in and to #ll, JUST received, ex “ Alhambra” from al a : ler which heading \ = : Protestant Faith and prin-| Wheat, Indian Corn, Rye, Pease, Barley, | Wild Geese (each) 0.00 to 0.00| March 2, 1874.—3w terest; and the gentlemen - aged oe oa cae eee parthabagey 4 on a - aoe lot oe resent ex rith a survey of .those glide ' : T: : } ———--—---~ ——~ | » , ability that » mises, e lying and being lusaia Town- bacco ever offered for sale in - i, ste aeenaee aecuee| 1\ the sian et OS Ce | cre, | FOR SALE. daar eee reef ge the mon ne nip, Number Twenty-three, and bounded | town, overs sf the; weed can Saw Be Sigh ar Rts, a y ta to this gr , : ind perilous | Grass Seed, Castor Beans Potatoes “Turni ., | Buckwheat Flour, per Ib 9.03 to 0.03 — cessful ever given in Charlottetown as follows, that is to say: Commencing at | supplied with almost every kind of Bright day. ‘There is not a King in Christunity, se cue le nal f they | Carrots, Parsnips Bests, Onions Salt Dried Flour, perbbl 7.30 to 8.60 | 80 bags SALT, a stake fixed on the east side of the road ) and Dark Tobacco manufactured in Amer not a Pacha in Africa or Asia, nota naked ir | rinciples—the sacre privileges Apples, Dried Peaches, and Malt, will cease | Flour, per 100 Ibs 3.50 to 4.00 | 100 bbls. HERRING, PROGRAMME : oe — ee von ica, j f 1 ” > > ‘ 9 } a ° i : ( » > , > ( i > ’ Chief of Negroes, who does not call him» the fidelity of their fathers—they | to have effect, thereafter “all the above. | Oatmeal, per 100 Ibs 5.00 to 3.50 13 bars YELLOW METAL 11-16. | Friday evening, Feb. 20th—Kev. Dr. C. 0’- stake of s tract of land leased formerty 1,| Comtest Twist, Virginia TORACOD. '. a nee : tn ent. he thoroughly roused to meet the | mentioned articles, when bought or sold by | BOARDS. HUGH MONAGHAN. | Brien, —Subject, *‘ The Human Mind.” ee oe : ct ; ine | Charm Twist ‘ “ a if by an accumulated variety ornament a d . ‘ . ip J Isidore Buote, now in possession of Ed- a a denominations.’ We shall be glad to be termined that whatever | weights, shall be specitied by the cental and | Hemlock, 100 feet. 0.81 to 0.97 | mens ownal St., Ch’town, } Friday evening, Feb. 27th, —Professor ward Woolner, from thence running east Oriental Fig, “ : i . | ion i eg athe ha n : l th r port ons f the Dominion, part of a cental. Pine do 1.62 to 2.48 fs Feb. 9. 187 . oe a oe Subject _ Shakespeare's * Julins fifty-one [51] chains and fifty 50] links, } Navy 5’a. 7 vetter acquainted with ‘The |'wo Speran- sad shall never bow to the dictates of | 3rd. It will follow, therefore, that parties | Spruce do 0.81 to 1.00 | TIN | Cesar.” thence north ten [10] chains, thence west to | Finecut a ‘ sky he whole article .s pleasant read- | | i . ish bishops, nor! who make contracts with reference to the | Shingles, per M. 2.11 to 2.34 | - | Friday evening, March 5th,.—Rev. Greg- the aforesaid road, and from thence seuth- | Savtnetite igs, ing, and the letters from Siberia give an ins ee onihtpencel g wer can | bushel of any of the above-mentioned ar- FIstt. 36 BOXES I. C. TIN on sale at invoice | ory McDonald, —Subject, * Monumental wardiy along said road to whe place of be- mc Demmate , —— Bright Mavp, Ti : - ee Protestantism : and, that thus} ticles, will only be ‘egally bound by the | Codfish per qtl 2.60 to 3.25 | od cost. | Rome.” ginning. containing Fifty acres, be the same pay Solace, teresting picture of manners little known to |, they must, when called to exer-) bushel of capacity, which until otherwise | Herring per bbl 4.87 to 6.49 | CARVELL BROS. Friday evening, March 13th.— Robert 4 little more or less. Also, all that tract, = : Europeans. In ‘Scepticism id Modern inchise, sink er past and party proclaimed under the provision of the Act, Mackerel per doz. 0.48 to 0.72) Ch’town, Feb. 16, 1874. Shaw, Esq.,—Subject, ‘ Prince Charlie. piece or parcel of land,situate on said Towne {| Also on hand a good assortment of Cigars Poetry, | the writer endeavours to show the gs, and recognise but two parties, name- | will be the Winchoster bushel. MISCEL1ANEOUS. . | Friday evening, March 20th,—E. J. Hodg- ship, Twenty-three, and bounded and de- | and Pipes, which we sell cheaper than aay : ’ H . _ rotestaut who _— and wil! lt is believed by some who have examined | Apples per bushel 0.72 to 1.00 St- Lawrence Marine Insurance Com: son, Esq..—-Subject, ** The Early Christian scribed as follows, that istosay : Commenc- | other store in Charlottetown. effects of scepticism on poetical genius, in~ | maint *rotestant rights: or > one side, : ys 7 fe : : ne : : ’ I Se a : ai liiaatiea i “ tings of St ty, G ‘a ‘on tiie real Homan Catolic and | t8® provisions of the above-mentioned law, | Barley per bushel 0.65 to 0.72 pany of Prince Edward Island. wr a seer he we ae Oe stined 5, 187 a ee stancing the writings of She! re ' sini ee a ever | that there is incongruity between them and | Butter (fresh) per Ib 0.25 to 0.26 ng The admission to each Lecture will be ten 9UG 0D She nor’ ' 7 Gescrived | Jan., 5, 1874.