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= 100e x N i a “a bins ; : LsAST 3 ist beer founc { te } y C J to ' ~ \ mor ( } ad ] t prin Lé - Pp , ; A A > isi oe ‘ . | o the hey D } nted him wit] ‘ , ‘N ~ id s ‘ purse of § 3 viou \ i I t P ) parti irom amo them . \ “lf e __—om 3 ‘ x ; Tur Wanperer Hon Mr. John Haw m¢ = « . : “| se ns, ne of the } ussengers in the brig AN i of | 4 which sailed from Charlottetown i @ ve \ yr 4 for n the year 1849 it the com-~ $ i W , from Cray i mencenient of the gold tever — has returned r een ' : . ‘ Q home Mr. Hawkins has been absent rol About ft ystive year eo! , - " ” <> ' t } in, \ { t 1 () Der te m ‘ us the S sme C4 t was one? | 6 Sk. J uns revs _S lay l Palmer, | f pr iin Ww »¢ “s ] ' t the nr ent i > te : t pines ty el i S man ohn Mul. th \ uit lit Philip Bake loseph O’Arsenault, — — n Clark, Albert [1. Compton, Alexander | M I ‘ filis | } . Richard Keefe. R. T. Holman, Wm. om ta tua ‘ ar ry, John A. Howatt, George Crosby ta . t ‘ lat - ‘ , reorg i y, : > wt Arenibaid hamsay . c \ Y . - ’ n \ rman ' . ‘ Ramsay i nd } ted a con + iress toCh Justice Palm Th i ‘ { t and unimportant. On ed mot ui D é Mes : Ledd y } ter of ¢ ( “ “ ~ we t ‘ a ! tted a ent — I ie on anne siihiandsiahiailiiaciimeauaii — i . \ ) . “ 4 3 i v ~™ ' | ) i ! Vary é k v1 S ue ‘. & M I i 1 34 a . : oak bad ~ 4 43 I y - i a. ny Mr. Daniel M as ‘ staunch j \ I Ww ie ] t nm t tier = maeOs Von i] er rested ‘ [ S s 2 al } son charge o ‘ Wes ul ; t I i entrusts ’ ) i CA i} ' ‘ 1 SULtATL ik ss been ied his tee e Mohammed Murad li, the I - M4 ru i i i has ) ) l t >, y laid by t Fara- i . } i ana S$ i050 10 a € ra .% tean I to Que i gS it 1 t ed ia Lo ty i Ve r und $250 f nother address de- o 1 t gd to the f io \ a s ( ( ] pu i Ripon to we ‘ ul ‘ I O1 ( 1 of Rome é l num of newse N M . I i ++ cs nd } 1 to « + ) many years has en so nthe s men sim case of os oes ' Layard, British Minister,and M. Det 1X- educationist , as well as a writer and public | dardy, French Minister, presented their speaker, has lately returned from a pros | credentials to President Serrano irid, Faint tony im the old e« , | Saturday Both Ministe ad ssed him fessional tour in th ld « t é PE psn pe bp lerst i that ! v . > ol 1s President of the ecut Pi melacatnedd <i he was espec . 2 : ; Se ' ’ ind neither alluded to t Rept . with the Scottish educationa! system, and a es he application of gas for lighting t with h S | g 1 successful inaugurated ir J t | g supT é j 1 i ac. _—- ainiian te servoir carried beneath the « i ” 3 i vi ied by SULLA t Z ators na ethodis I at "d, Gherhintang “tt i lap pr Re t was d l t ' ning from E n Road to Hollaway, ir oy eer zd ‘ : 1; 1 h the gas is stored 1 copper cylind vith : t a pressure of 40 lb ] uare © amaiga Ww a I g 7 : : P t i resident M r } I ale to re ent war Witnes lished 1 t re b a . Manon, written in repiv tothe announces New Cor ment of the withdrawal of the man~« ul yincial Wesleyan is to | wtinued in| @ from Cevita Vecchia, he recog. Halif nd M } i isons for this measure, but de- ' : ‘ won cl he would not have nee se vesse l to been elected edit : ee : ; t Rome under any c imstance lt , hee — + ’ ; + . 7 TT J in s Withrow fo shee : _ oo ** | Ulframontane journais ued ae the Den t i I ed the re lof the 0 sins } } e might be no z . * ed to t % ¢ me< g i f ! rs vu a 4 fr os in ‘a + ay . Firat ( Fist r . “ ‘ é ! frara ie 2 i the £ . ] . af 4 , , y ’ tue i i ‘er ~~ i l @,0ili 2ZOMeE g re i aba ; . D mr ¢ I ? i th orn ¢ t 3 i ] ul 4 “oe W 1! ‘ , _ 1 it th a Ve g i ‘ “ c I i tl - #ite ita i ‘1 ] : fence ir Ww . i AAn? [Oo k +; | ch » moe sting before the de} Ar care. t t € i i no l to the m ‘ g < ) ¢ ion. to ? J L ment pu 1G ! ne Pa c« ' wy Vi G that Bishop Medley, ‘“ who : Oe was CONSE ted i » to the Bishopric WORBRE a} mi - i! | of Fredericton, has announced his inten that a pestilence m | c ont in tbe | tion of resigning his See,’ is founded on a neighbo d a en ;| misconception of w rds which, knowing the affection with which the members of the r ar ( yt ( t . ) ; rent = : : - fnglish Church within and outside of his | a ¢ i I own diocese regard the Bishop of Freder-. | ' oa a ' s.}, | ieton, we correct by a reference to his own ’ ~o ee Charges. Resignation of Coijionial Sees = -ontreal riz rep ts—‘* Mr so rife, and the lawn sle« ves that were for | Mutton, pe r ib : 1 ' : . 3.9 z Swinyard, who ha ist returned from | 4 few yé een in parti ns as . : w conspict > ‘ $ tories, Prince Edward I nd. ng been sent| now con picuou In ’ many rectorie t Le ti . | eanoneries and deaneries in England that | here } rer me ¢ rer ; yy : re r re ¥ {70V upon rali-s it was 0 ‘ticed as an exceptional thing | Way matters, went up the Toronto, Grey | three years ago, th: it the Bishop of F reders | | ind Bruce Railway t morning in company | icton spoke of the See becoming vecant by with several of the le ne officials of the | his death not ‘a his resignation; and in ‘ the char ge de livered this year at St. John ( f r ' he ompan rt é ng the he suggeste d to the Synod the desir: a ility line. It is proy sed to nan Ww gauge | of provi ing ; a Coadjutor, ‘such assistant to iy through I i i Island have the right ot f succession alter my death and Mr. Sv i , By this means it be approved of by the | ‘ 4 ; , 4k + .

Synod, the 1 iocese will not only be assist~ | into t vOrning . ed during my life if it should be prolonged, fo eporting to Government but no confusi m will arise after my de}

a 00-tiino-a cease. ‘his does not look as if the Bishop | M Pors To Re-enter Poura. Lieey.— | had any ‘intention of resigning his See . “ " a Od | i egis'ative Cour of Prince Edward | 7 VATION. . . : , * le Island is elective: Several vacancies in it Dr. Charles Mackay 1s preparing a work, | > & ao » (+ >» ’ are to he ed d ngt pre nt month which should prove interesting ” the Gaelic | f i ' ee population of ( anada, entitled ‘ The Gaelic | (me o Lesa it ia ¢ ught. will » supplie : ne OF these, itis thougnt, ba . Ippier E tymology of the L anguages ot Vestern | y the Hon. J.C. Pope, eo weil known as | Europe, and more especially of the English | the ablest of the Island politicians. Mr. | and Lowland Scotch, and their Caut, Si: ang | di s.’ In the prospec Pope is decidedly a cleverman. Itit to be and Colloquial Dialect ] P j . Mackay demands due |

[<. | tus of the work Dr ” | pecognition of the maternal character of the Gaelic, as, to a large extent, ! service to| of Greek, Latin, Italian, French, Spanish,

regretted that he doe in the Canadian Parlia

ot represent an

land Constitaency

ment. Still he m ty rendei gor I

his Province in its Legislative Council while j and e spe cially of the English He trac es | waiting for a ance in va.enter the House | its rise from the far east, and claims for it

i oie : a greater antiquity than any language now | of Commons.—&t. Jol In this Dr. Mackay is

spoken in Europe. merely reaffirming the general belief of tribe, at least among Europeans, who left | | the original home of the Aryan race in 'Central Asia; and that cons sequently the original Celtic language is the oldest Aryan 'tonguein Europe. But it can scarcely be

” ae — Bigauy.—A man named Agnew is under arrest in St. John, N. B., charged with big~ amy. It appears that the se

with whom he lived a conside:

md wife— ible time— ind the | uash proceedings and yand. The

has been driven out of the country first now wishes to secure the release of

Police

her hus ges, spoken by nonsAryan races who oc~

agistrate will not, however, agree flor KOR a . | yasion, still exist, such as the Basque and | Finnish dialects; the latter spoken Ly the

in private, interests and the end must be | | Laplanders and Finns, and the former by

He says the case must goon in public, not

are | Lamb,

|

the source |

C heese (new milk) per 1b yhilologists that the ¢ ‘elts were the first | Cheese, per Ib

' , am? s of stillolder langu- | | ae that remnants ele, Homespun, (men’s wear)per yd. 0.65 to 1.05

le cupied Europe previous to the ¢ Jeltic in- |

reached by the aid of the formalities and | the inhabitants of the mountainous district

of Biscay, in north-eastern Spain. The

proceeding which wise legislation has pro- | vided for such emergencies, it being desirs | able above all things, that innocence should be established and guilt punished in due form of law anu to the public satisfaction.

race.

fact that this portion of the Iberian penin« sula is also the main stronghold of Carlism, might be adduced as a striking proof of the wonderful persistency of the influence of

} to Carrie M.

| Oats, per bushe.

TO MARR

At Charlottetown, on ths Rev. D. FitzGerald. Mr.

., by the *.. White

Istinst William ¢

of Montague, to Miss Jane Victoria Emery’ of the same place : On the 2ist ult., by the Rev. W. Haynes, M David Bethune, to Miss Mary Nichol- m, both of Charlottetown. At Charlottetown, on the 15th ult

Rev. W. Haynes, Mr. Thomas Ric hards, ‘+ Georgetown, to Miss Mary Smallwood Charlottetown

ifetown, on Aug. 29th, by the

Haynes, Mr. Neil Henderson,

North River, to Miss Elizabeth Cum ngs, of the same place.

\ the residence of the bride’s { her,

Richmond Street, Charlottetown. day, the Gth inst., by the Rev. G. i Foreman of

f t iss Susanna Stiggi

on Tues Webber, the Ts.

In St. Dunstan’s Cathedral, on Tuesday } {, by the Rev. M. McMil in, Mr. Mark Rose, Tinsmith, of East

6 sta

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Contains the

lating ogal ad fest Leeal,

JOWINION & -OREIGN NEWS,

Full and Aceurate

SHIPPING AND MARKET REPORTS, Nelections fro tthe r

pe ving Lite) (fi?

, ° iest and most tm-

l ¢ Of the

Editorial Articles «

and Si

lay

rl Popic 3.

THE * PUBLISMED

CAAMINER

Point, to Miss Annie McKinnon, Head of EVERY OMDAY POREAQON, St. Peter's Bay. ; At eacsmentile ont eo BY THK

Mckenna, P. I., assisted D vle, of Somerset, R. B.

by the Rev. J. A. by the Revs. P.

McGregor, of Belle Creek, P. E. I

Smith, of Fort SmithJArkausas At the Manse, on ge 6th inst., by the

on 7th August, by the Rev. 3S. M. A., Ewen Bell,

Rev. T. Dunean, ae Benjamin Pollard, of | i Charlottetown, to ss Mary Perry,of Shedi- i ‘ B At the residence of the bride's father. on b inst., Gy Rev. A. F. Uarr, A. M., M J es Hunter Ra nsay of ~ mnt rose, to Miss Louisa Jennie Caie, of Tig

RRR en

DIED

\ Emyvale, Lot 65, on the 2ist., yf Sore Throat, Mary Emily daughte r of Catherine and Peter McCourt, in the 17th

ir of her age. Deceased was a special

e With all who were acquaint with May she rest in peace At Alberton, o1 miday, the 2lst Sep- ibery Ann Carr ized 63 years, a ‘na- \ f County Waterford, Ireland. rhe was the mother of Hon. G. W. Ll l M I t i } e ( l of l , a lane, t loved 1 ild, é Ve ¢ MM \\ 1 May sh ‘ 1 peae in Saturday, O l, in the h vear of his age, Donald Gil an old and respected ry Cov conseeapannamietenenesiitesinennneiataniatenneiiiananitntumniatentnaeicnnmineaeninnmiamen, PASSENGERS, : & AMI { rs. oh Be IN aNd HaALirax D. Anders D Ay s liss Jessie MecDo Miss M ia *, Miss Higgins, Mrs. Mac Dd » Misse Donal M rt Miss Fi: lessrs. Alex { imbs ] cl) I I 1, R. McD i A. MeD , 28 Il. Stewa ( J J Mele I Mel I NTEAMER ( i Bostro AD 8 | x Irs. James Fer Miss Ate - f » was 4. Keenan Mrs. Brown, Mrs \ t Dor * Miss McKat Mrs. Grego I Jeaton,Miss Grandy, Misses McRae, 2) Miss McKe Miss - iu stadt, Mrs. Wood, Fannie Wood, i as, Alex. McGilvat Catherin Gilvary, J e ( el M Stéadi Maggie St rt. ( ‘ McN Willia K SHIPPING. PORT OF CHARLOTTETOWN ENTE! () VOVe- re, ] Pic- ( ) iit n G " } Sav: h ni iD zie Davidson, Vincen lumber ‘Kate, Tawb r:S. S. ( irrol,’ Wrigh 8 Arminto. McDon ; Str. Alham- | ‘ae l, flour ete. ; | Crrace Pictou, co: Str. Ca ston 1 Hali ix, md O'Brien, Souris undr l, Pictou, co St V ntrea Is L, s a. Cosi. oe, fi arbor, 3 Yr: Wid Tatamagouche, fi ng ens, Ha 1 Halifa 2 Pictou val: P. L. G., Anderson, Pictou,coal; Ambrese, McDonald, Pictou, coal; B EF, Wait. Av?ward, Boston, mds EARED 7) m Hatlida Piet iI ‘ hite, Pictou, b or rei Filliam, Long, Richibucto, ba 5. 3S ‘ine dw Fraser, P Comm Janvom, “ yuULry , U. 3S., mackere! 5. & 1, Doane. Boston, mackerel, } 4 1. Florence. Sil ] ’ barrels, salt; etc.; Dan > il Mirimichi bal; Levi Hart Ro- sO Picton yal; Addie, Girvan, g : 8—sch. Foam, Moran Pi pu, bal ty ac We st Be We to! Ri h b 1 ; = ‘ i » SS. Vel Z21a Gordon, Picto 1. Velocity, Michean, Ric bucto, b k: 8.8. Cat re Wright, Boston, 400 bbis macl erel b :. .G;, Bat l; 350 case eggs Dy J i Hi = AS & ib 975 bbls ma e { lhe ¢ V: il I I) shels potato 250 do tft bh E Rang et Mi Bark f , Lee ma n Yeo, of Port Hi 5., after a pass nia, FS. i. By « longing to Hon Wh Swansea after a s PRICES CURRENT. Ch'town, October 2, 1874. MEAT. Beef, (small pieces) per Ib $0.06 to 0.14 oo Ib (by the quarter ) 0.05 to 0.08 | Han per Ib 0.04 to 0.08 | * Lamb. per q 1arter 0.00 to 0.00

per tb 0.00 to 0.00 | 06 to 0.10 0.10 to 0.14 } 0.08 to 0.094 | 0.04 to 0.07

Pork.(smal | Pork, = r ib | Veal, per Ib

per il by the carcass)

l pieces

POULTRY | 80.30 to 0.59 | 0.24 to 0.20 |

hickens

; per pair

Ducks, (each)

Fowls, (each) 0.25 to 0.4 i Partridges, (each 0.25 to 0.30 Turkeys, (each) 0.75 to 0.80 |

Geese (each) 0.42 to 0.50 |

BREA DSTUFES. |

0.03 to 0.03 |

Buckwheat Flour, 1-80 to 8.60

Flour,

per lb perbbl

Flour, per 100 lbs 8.25 to 3.50 |

Oatmeal, per 100 1bs 3.00 to 3.50 |

|

EIsii. ea

Codfish per qtl 2.60 to 3.25 | Herring per bbl 4.87 to 6.49 Mackerel per doz. 0.48 to 0.72 |

BOAR Ds. Hemlock, 100 feet. Pine do Spruce do Shingles. per M.

i 0.81 to 0.97 1.62 to 2.48 | 0.81 to 1.00 | 2.11 to 2.34 -

MISCELLANEOUS. Apples per bushel 0.80 to 1.20 Jarley per bushel

Butter (fresh) per lb f0.23 to 0.25

3 —— per lb by the tub 0.21 to 0.22 | 0.06 to 0.12 | 0.14 to 0.16 |

‘alfskins, per ib

5 to 0.00 0.00 to V.09 to 0.22

Clover seed, per lb Eggs, per doz. 0.20 Green aes:

Hay, per ton Hides, per lb. Honey, per r lb.

0.00 to 10.00 0.6 to 0.06 0.24 to 0.25

Homespun, (women’s do)per yd 0.35 to 0°48 Homespun Flannel, per yard 0.31 to 0.43 Lard, per Ib 0.11 to 0.10 0.40 to 0.43 4.50 to 5.02 9.08 to 0.14 0.17 to 0.28 0.25 to 0.30 0.02 to 0.04 0.60 to 0.82 0.00 to 0.00 9.00 to 0.00

Straw, per ton

Tallow per Ib

Wool, ner lb

Potatoes, per buselh Pear! Barley, per Jb Sheepskins, (each' Timothy Seed per (bush.) Turnips, per (bush )

>| not paid wit

ad z es i : ts } . ™ iH: ie ‘ = ey

| MICA DOORS,

| ready means

0.75 to 0,80 | 5 |

0.13 to 0.16 |

‘Kyauine? Printing & Publishing Co, OFPVTICE, Corner Queen and King Streets.

i Me “a ymald, Miscouche, and J. JEneas Me- | Donald. Albe rton, Mr. J. R. Larkins, of Al- berton, to Miss Mary McKiernan, of Sum- | merside. ‘ i’ ne? inate - uit < *¢] ie \t New Westminster, British Columbia, | WETS Si s—Per Annum, $1.62, if paid | Within the year—8$].8» postage paid; $2 if

hin the year.

CLUB RATES.

Ture Examiner will be Clubs at the following rates per year-—pay-

ee ae’

as me * SRE AS NEE SNEED AE A RT TT a Fall Goods HMMHL M0 id call Goes FURL ND stb

a as (: : MER | Se oF s H S , i ? (:

\ Mls Wal Vel Coma

JUST RECEIVED AT THE :

w oy TAR > SC ae A as Change of Boats, -F Be ' oa et Ee | H Fa ()% and after lst SEPTEMBER, Three bee \ i £ Se Se First-class Iron Screw Steamers, of 8.0

tons, 7,500 barrels capacity, will take t .¢

| t Political, Industrial |

forwarded to |

ment strictly in advances copies one address, « =» @ 7,001 el <f xt 12.00 io iy ee 17.00 a Y 20.00

Clubs may be made oy any time, but |

| not for a shorter period tha person obtaining for the kx AMINERA Five or more subscribers, will be entitled to

a <¢ opy ot the paper one

Club of

year free ot et:arge. Now TS PIR MMR TA arrpaantrom « WV bid dda dbedioad bY SU BSC! ve Ody.

VF ‘TL ONT TA r ADVERTISEMENT:

When } see a man dvertis t yw

a bu man, and his advert

ms that t ve busin | t

loi C e sh @ gregal s and fi others If nobody 1 / el we l { ! b , it would be imp n ld to er- t n e y ar 1 te asus . | wow i

ie 8 1 « 2 if the ‘

tt 3 i I port \ ) | Y ( ! iia atbadian wf Veamnekee aed Maalsnn mde le ewe WS é1POTters Wd A ef Vial nv = RESPECTFULLY DIRECTED TO

LHe EXAMINER. fAERCHANTS

FIND Cl FOR THEIR FALL GOODS

- | By Advertising ia the EXAMINER,

WILL STOMERS

UEPRTIZ1 ADVERTIZE

RY TT i as Wm “an = ’ ~ w

_ Aa ERE ISING RATES, Until further notice, Advertisements will be ins as the following rates l squia rtion, - 1.00 Each ¢ 00.25 Specia ye ne - ( 12

BOOK & JOB PRINTING.

HAVING IMPROVED

And a good variety olf

rarer Bere er -” TUT PE © THE 7 EWEST STYLES OF TYPE,

wal VY od d to do all kinds of

pOOK AND JOB Pi MING

ihe Lowest Terms,

THE, PXAMINER OFFIC

1s. 7 A.

NEW GOODS

AT THE

~ BRITISH WAREHOUSE,

QMucen “quar

» prepar«

sinless siciiccanili The Subseribers have received per Steam- er Prince Bad rd R risp ating: Yy r >} f 3 -%e . a WH OUITLE UF

rN - MN Oreiogn

ME RCHANDIZAE!

mts ; ho. - is aii cele Suitabls for the Present © season, which are now open for Tnspsction nd Sale, at the

Lowest Cash Prices.

CALL A

TTAQT AND \RETRT TS PLEASE ND EXAMINE.

f ntinnally receive

W. & A. BROWN, BS BUBK

ANB SELF-FEEDER ake? A ee FOR SOFT COAL,

Pose ssing the latest Improve ments, chief | : among hich are the

GAS & SMOKE BURNING ATTACHMENT. ‘Par.

in its operation, calries a current of air through the fuel in feeder, thereby

preventing all clogging; and the lower | which give access to the | ANTI-CLINKER GRATE, thus affording a of removing clinkers without disturbing the fire,—a feature indispensable in perpetual burners unequalled for retaining fire.

Three sizes,—$22.00, $27.00, and $32.00.

Agents for Nova Scotia,

REILLY & DAVIDSON,

. 1874.—din Halifax

WA Ne ECE >.

W ANTED by the ihe ribers, 3,000 bush- els TWO-ROWED BARLEY, for which Highest Market Price will be paid.

CARVELL BROS.

Sept. 28

Ch town,

Re egister Grates Marble Manitles.

Sept. 21

and

ea Register Grates and Mautles go to CRABBE'S Sign of the Stove, | 109 Queen Street. Ch’town, Sept. 28.—pa 4in Coal! Coal!

I AVING been appointed BLACK DIAMOND COLLIERY, Westville, N. S.. I am prepared to grant

orders for Cargoes of large and small Coals.

cellent quality. : P.S. MacGOWAN.

Ch'town Oct. 5. 1874.

ALWAYS IN STOCK.

CARVELL BROS. Ch’town, July 27, 1874.—8m

j | | | | | j | j

tui QUT SULE| emreions

found to be |

Avent for the |: : “1 - * | intending purchasers will find it for their

none year. Any

From Pictou to Charlot

| \

|

it is |

This Coal has been proved to be of ex-|

IRD'S DAY, 11, a. m. Portland Cement & Plaster Paris) J O8%S 200. Mi 2

PER SYRIA

VIA HALIFAX.

—— SHAWLS, FLANNELS BLANKETS, BEAVERS, | PILOTS, | TWEEDS, |

FAN. Y

BLA

DRESS CK LU} RIBBONS, WHITE & GREY WINCEYS, PRINTS,

GOODS, STRE*

CALICOS,

HOISERY,

NAPCLOTH,

ML Xe.. oG.,

ae > ts a ™ a PRE iy 8.

DAVIES & Co. |

Ch’town, September, 7

LL IL LS EL A hh A A eT, |

| place of

the S.s. Valifornia, Columbia, ad and form a Weckly Line betwe : Shediac, Charlottetown, and Pic-

Armenian, Montreal,

| tou.

S.5. Venezia; 8.8. VaterrTa: S.8. Roma; Ce

ComMaNnpDrr, H. Gorpdon.

COMMANDER, LINDQUESTER.

IMMANDER, MCKINLEY

DAVID SHAW, Esq., Agent, Montreal.

HYNDMAN BROS..,

Agents at Charlottetown.

Through F Freights.

The — ribers will grant Through Bills of Lading, by above Line, to CHICAGO, for

| Mackerel and other Freights, at One Dollar | per barrel

HYNDMAN BROS. _Ch’town, » Sept. 14, 1874. —2m

FREEHOLD FARM ON LOT 44 FOR SALE.

Subscriber offers for sale all the right title, and interests in the Farm

7

| lately owned by John Kickham, situate on

| Township No, Forty-four, at the head o Souris River, consisting of fifty acres, The

| said farm is conveniently situate to School

* * Soar Bee, i al 7 ws A ~ : f £ ap Chee 5s 2 § Rae ™ + 1 ’ : hee ‘Se " *% ant ~ . ~ Nata AC

ES

YOU BET! YOU BET!

THAT YOU CAN GaT

ALL KINDS OF CLOTIUING CHEAP FOR WE HAVE ENED UP A OF CLOTHING A i GHEAP !

STORK COA 1S, DRIVING CAPES PANTS Underclothing, Flannel and Tweed Shiri

AND

i ts

oP DPI Can Pe 2 PROT ero G7 Fa 8 AS V-AVAKI OS, t = . - BG’ 3 oe B ies Vw’ 2. fu = 6 2s p cy re > BRE ER e s>db6 > f86e We e% cheese see 1; 2 Burs BES ES ee Paes Ns € KS, WU ESSERE ee ceti ¢ €2 28% Bai @ 9} * a az "fee M1 «e er yz2a {> i5, Havin d. diree nthe { torv 1 London. G > lt Bane 4 . Ai ken 4S Lai ) ee 201iG0ON, ¥. Bie

> rr’ A ries oo CA) AL superior to any in the inspection solicited.

lig | 1 jaleatilaae sags cag 55 a i 1 CCAS. OL. bt. COA Poe

article,

A ele Sc

Web eda Lint OF TRA ro Vi town, Sept ha eee 3233 Que en

aor eee

Street,

x ee,

re a ERS Lk RR eT en ore semen ae Acoma

“UNION HOUSE,”

(orner Quecn & King Street

CYUARLOTTETOW I P

Webdadvdd sd dada VW uv, &* du’ oe

hariottetow:

STEAM BAKERY,

BRICK BUILDING,

t

ree RAVELLERS accommodat i PRINMP ara

Me 1) . 5 ' 4 [ & able terms. Bedeque Oy ¥ as ow 2 oe 2 oe freshments in first closs style, at

te eee eee Sey n t qnality rye ry 1D . tice, day and night. B juall n ' SUBSCRIBER in Liquor, Ale, and ¢ renner for past favors, respect A Hal By HRESSIEG ¢ A nha his numerous customers » be UnLOo en | generally, that he is preparing a large | IN CONNECTION. } supply of por ed li ct ) i 1 ! . many E> EY Imp d‘direct from Manufac i iLO! BREAD 2 | tnt re) varge and welb-seiects d Sto ck | No. 1 Pilot Extra Pilot a . | No. 2 Pilot “abir Pilo Meerschaum, Briar, and Fancy Pipes, N 4,3 moe Pil ‘ : ’ . ta | No. 1 Thin No. 1 Nary Pipe-fixings of every description, Cigars o Tht on 4 eon No. 2. Thin! No. 2 Navy Cigarettes, and Cheroots, Chewing and ea ae oY a a sgl ; ac Thick Family Faney Pilot Smoking Toba », {14 brands) bovacco inna , . : og’ ce’ ‘Ey F. : Pooches, Razors Atrops, Brushes, > BI { Ci At KE ae : ce . ‘ ch: ol ad Vis outus Bon? . ste &e., &e., which are ofered, Captain's Biscuit, Dyspepsia c rackers . * vile >»; nit Why: lnan ty nd Retail | Bose Bisc lid ,

LvitedsG GLU SUGtall, Wine Biscuit, Ginger Crac be rs, cheap, for cash only. \ call respectfully | Medford Bi lit. Oyster Crackers. solicited Satisfaction fuaranteed. Seed Sug ui

Oystens sold by the quart or bushel, Sugar Crackers, : CHAS. OTTO WINKLER. Butter Cracke rackers Proprietor. Water C aan Lemon C rackees. ‘Union Hovusnr,” Sept. 14, 1874.—er 4w

can confidently reeommend and

to be BETTER and CHEAPER

PrP. EK. ISLAND is aa ee Ga cee STEAM NAVIGATION COiP is will please send In thelc orders tonediatel fone: | la

a 300 bbis A. abd |of Superior No. t, & No. 2)

a Savy Gread, which he “Summer Arrangement

— for Sale on his ees ae Suatiiborel Terms.

f 2 ee i, Sa oe On ana f.1ter 2 UCsaay, eal. . . All orders fre Wh or country receive Cie STEAMERS

Cf Towson Dianne JOHN QUIRK, al WEEE Pri GS ) (if Wales Ch town April 20, 1874 ill leave the Company’s Wharf, wea- ther permitting, 25 “under :

For Shedias and Summ

Every Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur-

siae> WE

day,1t o’ clock in the morning. § ee ermentioned d Steamships will | * ~Y orm a Regular Weekly Line be-

Wa es re %) ij twee! i

Returning from Shediac, | tween

Every Wednesday, Friday, and Monday, on Montrea!, Shediac, Charlottetown | arrival of train from St. John, “a arrival of train from St. John and Pictou. |

J+ TH 7 (y uzlz } y? ‘ , |

Fo: Pictou cud Hawkspury,y mos. COLUMBIA,

Every Tuesday and Thursday morning ne Soe eer are ivery Tuesday and Thursday morning $s. CALIFOR

at five o’clock, and for PICTOU &

Wi. HYNOMAN BRO.

GEORETOWN, on Saturday, : same hour . iF le Apply in Montreal to Returning from Hawksbury- DAVID SHAY

065 Commissioners S Ch’town, June 22, 1874. tf

SALE OF

Every Wednesday and Friday, and from GEORGETOWN, Monday.

6towns Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, on arriyal of train from Halifax: F. W. HALES. gc Fee Wr GREAT oo AT THE

AUCTION, BUILDING, CHARLOTTETOW

SELL BY

COLONIAL

WILL

awe dS TRS LA & THE NEXT,

at the hour of Twelve o'clock, noon. a very | desirable Farm of Land, lately oc nen by Charles Alleyne, of Hil tad

near the flouri ew vidlabe 6 rs ho ul ded and «le

QUEEN STREET WAREHOUSE ' 15th OCTOBER Messrs. Benj. Davies & Sen. [NTENDING to make a CHANGE in| > “ituate oe their present Business, will sell, FOR | foujows : scribed as

follows: Cx nencing at the south-west THREE MONTHS from this date, all | argle ofa tract of 50 acres of land, the THEIR SPLENDID STOCK las ;

pro- late George Dong- rrding to the mag- |

perty of the heirs of the thense running, acec

OF netic meridian of the year 1764, south ‘ seventy-seven (7 degrees, Cast seventy- PRY GOOLBS & GROCERIES six (76) chains, ‘eee south twelve chains : F and fifty links [12.50] thence north seventy- | AT seven [77] degrees, west seventy-six (76) |

| Crests & €/ harges! chains, and thence north twelve chains and

fifty links [ ment,— NINETY-THREE (93 i little more or less, ie is situate in Town- ship number 38, in King’s County.

For further particulars HopGsoyx, Esquire,

12.50] to the place of commence- These Goods have been selected in the best Markets in England and the Domin ion, and comprise everything necessary for family use.

A RARE OPPORTUNITY

is thus offered to Householders in TOWN and COUNTRY to lay in their WINTER SUPPLIES cheaper than can possibly be

purchased elsewhere.

apply to E. J. “harlottetown, or to 4. 8. CARVELL,

W. H. AITKEN 1874.—till sale

FEATHERS WANTEI THE highest Cush price

jor any quantity Of gor = FE ATH-| ERS, at BUTT WD RS Ware-

Ch town, Sept. 21,

ae- The Sale is a bona fide one, and for CASH ONLY, on delivery. GREAT BARGAINS HAY BE HAR. As the Sale will only last Three Monthis, roons,

interest to give us a call at once, ha 17

{ Aug. uate ae et eee Unions, Wate eitelos, aC,

Union Hail ll Meetings- ‘pples, SELLING BELOW COST

1874.—3m]

ip m., Worship and

Lord's Days, 6}, p. m., Gospel Preaching. Thursday, 8, p, m., Bible Readings. Sept, 14, 1874. tf

EXCHANGE BUILDING. Ch’town, Sept. 7, 1874.

| House

| by Dr.

eminent Divines,

| I have

English,

| New pa

| | |

‘THE

given Ch'town

. Grist and Saw Mills, and is worthy the attention of those who require a nice farm. Title good, and terms easy,

Wau. D. STEWART. Aug. 3, 1874

100: ae NTS W ANTE D—Male and Fe- inle, forthe * Transmission of Life.”

me hen Life of Woman,” both henkaae. Agent's profits, $i50 to 50 a month. ‘Testimonials from most Physicians and Editors in America. Immense sales everywhere.

Send for Terms and Circalars to C. W MITCHELL, St, John, N. B

Jan. 12, 18738

To Mil. ie Deseriptivll Ci

Dadar ager : ° = Patent Lover-Feed Shingle Machine. AND THE

Ch'town,

and the

Owner ‘,

Circular of our

7 afal Danhi ani effel Double Turbine

Water Wheel.’ ADDRESS

Smallwood & Bovyer.

Ci’toyn, June 8, 1874.—6m is sp.

WY CL A BR BY STEAR

GUEE

Desa

NV SQUARE KFURNITUR}I WAREROOMS |!

ises have heen greatly enlarged and are now the

The Largest & Best Ar- ranged in the City !

and equal to any in the Lower Provinees. {iLL WORK WARRANTED TO G1VA PERFECT SATISFACTION.

| I have 200,000 feet Seasoned Lumber under

cover, for manufacturing purposes.

20,000 feet Gilt and Walnut Picture

Frame Moulding, 80 different patterns Cheap.

Oval, Gothic and Square Picture Frames, In Gilt and Walnut.