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- — ee Se SS oe ‘ nat ; ; q? f 4 Selected Poetry QUEEN LASHRAR t : BETTER LATE THAN N EVER. | % a K ; | OF ERGLAND. ae ae — i i Vv i SOl Suc Is | v “ Be P r en, . } sori} ne thts ae ~ l ines, a others speed, 1 os nen 5 | Buel f Mil lane Hi Zs early winning | Capital-- [wo Millions Sterting, i \ i? < di = ’ Bi te Hin in j 3 a | NSURANCE effected at all kinds of i wi | 4 Buildings, Merchandise, and Produce. neighhb \iso. on Vessels on the stocks. | \ i Special rates lor fsolated residence S But : | Lasses settled promptly. ‘ i i t \ ( GEORGE M AGLEOOD (Ui ion Bank). ! r a Agent for Prince Edward [sland +29 <p ‘ “ | lon _ 3 7 oj A A 5 | it Ly ; , . : ' —_— i oe Cc “fF a“. i ‘a oY. J Err = 7 a a Deal bi 7 | BEST TBA = VV si bation, a ir Dest. | TN sheletiot ME ER. 1D. WRIGHT'S, next door 4 - a tha cs - 1o Mi Gill’s Bi thi store, 67 (Juecn St. —- = ~ An VOU uli ty ft ~u wil i ; } ny, , = = Gy - aN j ite than never. | Chtown, July 5, 1877 sin eo: EE Pe: ~ oe oe aE. | a ‘ : . i a \ OUT Gags Y= awe es ey Ea ’ ASRS Nan Rh : i ( ath m lich you run ; . ee ~ } : Zz le daring > { L oom, Universal Exhibition, | (SLND PARK HOTEL, SUMMERSIDE, s worth the wearing ; y a ain i -_ — N @ JOUS GRCeRTAr | ‘ 5 ; ' Terms Weekly : June, &9; July, $10.50: Aug., $12; Sept., $9, Bat ey ) this truth in mind, ‘intending Exhibitors will please ee ekki | i thew NEW HOTEL, accommodating about one hundred and [fifty guests, is now open. It

Br iS & To remov E rut atains, Hn ha Wintoton if f ‘ mM rp

let t . 4 { of the ciolh imbibe a ll. (ie hibiu Sift t oye ll ;

little water without dipping it, and hold

the » orthree tighted brim- a =

ston I proper distance. The q >} i a ALWV A >

sulpli us s which is discharged soon |

causes t : S] sta tH disappe ar. | For Printeu ‘Forms of Applicat.ons, QO] iil To restore the elasticity of| General Regulations for Canadian Exhibi-

cane ¢ » bottoms, turn the chair bottom|tors, Classification, and any other -n-

ups | with hot water anda sponge formation desircd. A limited space only

wash the eane; work it in well, so that it| being available, application should be made

will be well soaked; jet it dry in the air,}at once, and not Jater than the lith JULY,

and it will be as tight and firm as new, pro-| next. No application can be received after;

vided none of the canes are broken. date.

oe

To Clean Marble.—Soap in any shape must never touch marble, for it turns it permanently yellow. ‘To clean it, mix puri «tone and very clear water to the

SYRUPS

——

thickness of cream, and rub it all over with peep ,

a soft brash, jast as a man lathers his face RASI BERRY 9

for shaving; lather it well. Let this dry - TE "

on, and then brush off with a stiff hair STRAW BERRY, brush—not awhisk. These brushes must oe eee pe not be too stiff, and must be perfectly clean, GINGERW IN I.

¥ « . ) ’ i “a At A wee §

the parings aad cores of ayy; les; put them in

ajar with warm water

LEMON,

enough to more than cover them; set thea ta ste

in a warm place for several days, then lr 1.5 and 20 Gatton fk CYS, strain and add one pint of molasses to a

gailon of the water; put ina jar, tie a thin SUITABLE FOR

cloth ov , keep in a warm place, and in

TEA PART'ES. CHEAP,

CARVELL BROS. Ch’town, June 14.—2aw pat 2 mos,

two weeks you will have good vinegar.

g To Clean Steel Engravings.—Place the j f engraving in a shallow dish or tray; cover nar VERY to the depth of oneshalf inch with a weak solutien of chloride of lime (about a tea- spoonful to a pint of spring water) for about six hours; pour off carefalty without touching the paper, aud dry in the sun; afterward remove the deposit carefully with a camel’s hair brush from the face of the picture.

Sig he ae Look Out for Fire. fs HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR

To Clean Silver.—Table silver should be

cleaned at least once or twice a week, and can easily be kept in good order and pol-

Eggs, Wool, and Sheepskins,

ished brightly in this way: Have your dish —AT— can half full of boiling water; place the J. D. CURRIE’S, silver in, so that it may get warm; then Cor.’ Prinee and Grafton streets

with a soft cloth dipped into the hot water, soaped, and sprinkled with powdered borax, the silver well; then rinse in clean, hot water; dry with aclean, dry cloth.

Ch’town, June 27, 1877.—6in

“ALLAN LINE.

scoul

HANGING PREFERRED TV IMPRI- ean SONMENT.

English Mail Steamers. Zo secure passage apply to

CARVELL BROS.,

.Agents

CoLtumbBus, Ohio, June 28.—One of the most singular cases in the annals of crim~ inal Jaw was deetded toxday by Judge Bings ham in the Common Pleas Court. Some years ago Mrs. Sarah M. Victor was con~ victed in the courts of Cuyahoga County of murder in the first degree, having poisons| Gparjottetown, July 5, 1877.—3i ed her brother, and was sentenced to be : Titgy hanged. The sentence was commuted — DS 7 the Governor to imprisonment for life. { ‘ {

Since that time Mrs. Victor has been con- A ,

fined in the Ohio penitentiary, The pri« -

soner grew tired of life under such circum-

stances, and spent the hours, many of : “

a in solit a confinement, in cuead rQXAKE Warning by the Recent Fires and weeping. In January, 1576, she made ap~ buy a reliable SAFE. Four af plication to the courts in this city to have

the original sentence carried out, on the EDWARDS CELEBRATED CARES ground that she had not consented to = jAiAtd

commutation’ T ‘ase was witho al- ; ef $ jel in aaa ae SS emeaieee io ais can be inspected at my Wareroom, No, 11 court in the shape of avery knotty prob- Queen Street.

iem. Judge Bingham, after having the} Other sizes ordered if required,

matier under advisement for eighteen B. BALDERSTON. months, rendered an opinion holding that Mrs. Victor is in law an escaped prisoner afver conviction, and issued an order to the Sheriff for her delivery to the authorities of

Cuyahoga County to await action by the . court ot said county. Attorney ceneral| SALT, Sh 3 '

June 26 — 3ins.

Little, legal adviser of the Warden of the| Penitentiary, subsequently made applica-| tion to the Supreme Court for leave to file)

a petition in error, which was granted, and | 4 HQ Bays Liverpool Salt stay of execution of Judge Bingham's de-| } Gye . ; cisions ordered until the casecan be finally |

heard. Mrs. Victor will accordingly res) TO ARRIVE

main in the Penitentiary. The opinion of 3 . ; high legal talent is to the effect that Jndge Per Steamshin ‘Prince Edward, Bingham’s order will not be sustained by | the Supreme Court, The case excites great | interest here.

ue here 2Sith June.

“ ; Portege DaTerkan the tie heat: Te One

John Amy, of this place, aged two years,; PEAKE BROS. & CO.

was attacked yesterday by a fierce rooster, | a

and. bad not its shrieks brought its mother , Charlottetowon,June 1,1877—tf

to the rescue, it would probably have been | ——— ee ee

killed. As it was, its head and face were)

_ its GUANO. badly cut by the bird’s beak and spurs,

—Bishop Conroy will remain in Canada, A NOTHER LOT, in bags. The cheapest for about ayear. His headquarters will beat +* and most powerful Fertilizer that can Quebec. He will probably stay a short’ be used. time during this week with Bishop Ryan at | Butitlo.

CANVELL BROS. Ch’town, Juae 28—pat lw

- contains, in addition to the sleeping apartments, a number of Public and Private Pariors Billiard, Reading, Smoking, Barber’s and Bar-rooms. Picturesquely situated on an Island., one huadred and forty acres in extent, in the Bedeque Bay, directly opposite the rising town of Summerside, it combines the retirement ensured by the insular position of its surroundidgs with equal convenience to a position in the town. Beautifal views of the harbour are obtainable from the windows aud roof of the Hotel, and from the carriage drive around the Island. The grounds are being tastefully laid out with walks aud drives, the greater part being left finely wooded. Sea bathing can be enjoyed with suitable privacy onvarious parts of the beach uear the Hotel, dressing rooms have been constracted for the purpose. A Ferry Steamer belonging to the Hotel, will ply frequently to and from Summerside, and will regularly meet all Steamers from Shediac and Charlottetown; and can be made available for picnics, fishing and shooting parties and pleasure excursions onthe Bay. Horses, carriages, rowing and sail boats, always on hire. Families and parties can have coat!guons suites of rooms, if required, by sending reasonable notice beforehand.

TERMS :—From $2 to $2.508per day, according toroom. Special arrangements can be made for summer residence.

3, t.. Hiolman, PROPRIETOR. Summerside, Junef24, 1877.

WHOLESNLE AND RETAIL DRY GOODS . |PORTANT

NT SALE |

RMineRDonald, Queen —HAS IN STOCK AND FOR SALE—

T

ae om reet,

10 000 yards Printed Cottons, from 7 cents; 5,000 yards Grey and White Cottons, from 8 cents; a large letef Grey and White Sheetings, very low Damask ‘Tablings, lowellings, colored Window Damask, Lace Curtains, White Counterpanes, 200 Ladies Shawls, various patterns, from 90 cents; Black French Merino Paramatas, Crapes, &c., Ladies’ Batiste and Linen Suits, Flowers. Feathers, Corsets, Gloves, Hoisery, etc , at Lottom prices. 100 Pieces Tweedzand Worsted, in desirable patterns, which will be maue to order ib good style. Our Stock of Keadysmade Clothing is very large, and prices very small. ‘ Our Stock of Men’¢@urnishing Goods is complete, and for styles and low prices canno be beat. ' Anticipating rem@ying to our New Store (Brenan’s Old Stand), in about two months, we will sell at a comsiderable discount from our already low prices.

J. B. MACDONALD.

Queen Street, Ch’town, June 28—Gin eod

Ex. Spring Ships from England, a general

ASSORTMENT OF ENGLISH HARDWARE

kaliway Time Table.

CPANGE CF TIM?

()* and after MONDAY. APRIL 35th . 1877. Trains will run as follows:

i’ratins CGeoinzs West.

No, 3 Su mboat} Express

No. J

No 10 By vress,

7 a { NS. ; ‘ lA a ] Di M XC,

lp m Giorgetown | « 7,90 UC rdiscau $7 4h Mu Stewart $j'" 19 | | L iri 2 {ip 9.18 | oy, lun’ tiot.| ‘10.43 j 3h’ton, ir 11.03 dp. : amp. a.m. \dp 10.23 | Gu {| 3.25 toy Jun'tiou | 10.48 ; 620 | 345 Nor Wil’shire) 11.39 | 7.03 | 4.41 unter River) 11.58p.m.) 7.16 | 5.00 County Line | 12.5 | 752 | 5.50 Kensington | 1.20 | 8.28 | 6.30 ‘ \. » & = iaye " Sumr’side § [8° 7-95 jar. 9-90 pe + ‘dp 2.35 | i Wellington | 3.30 | Port Hill 4.16 | O Leary Le’ Alberton | ae | lignish ar 7.35 | Trains Golnig Tast. No. 2 nO.4 ge

| STATIONS. ‘Express. | Simboat | Mixed.

\|Express, |

| p. &.m|

Tignish f 6.00 | alberton 6.45 | O'Leary 7.52 Port Hill 9.18 | Wellington “iF . °§ jarl1l1.00 jidp .mdp. Sumr side; § dp 11.3 | 6.00 6.00 Kensingtou | 12.08 pm 6.30 | 6.36 County Line | 12.50 | 7.2 | 7.20 Hunter Rver| 1.43 | 7.43 | 8.10 Nor Wilshire} 2.00 | oc. ae Roy Jun’tion; 2.55 jar .40 | oe lar 3.15 ( ar. 9.45 Ch’town ! lap dis tp ot cae Roy Jun tion 2.55 : Mt Stew’rt2 | oa a 4.25 Cardigan 5 AT 6.15

Georgetown

Souris Branch.

Going West. | Going East ad é No. 5 i | No.6 STATIONS. | Mixea. | Stations: | yyixed, re a an dp. p.m Souris 6.15 |Ch’town| 2,35 Harmony 6.38 |&. Jun. 2.55 St. Peter's 7 54 ar 4,17 Morell 7.59 °|M.S.dun la, g’os : lear ¢ a] r MtStew'rt {is 9.10 |More!l 5 08 MiStew Tt 1 /dp 9.18 |S. Peters} 5.40 Roy Jun’tion| 10.43. |H’rmony / 57

Ch’town jar 11.03 (Souris ‘ar 6.20

WM. McKECUINIE, Supt. P. E. I. R.

C. J. BRYDGES,

Gen’l. Supt. Gov't. Railways.

Charlottetown, May 21, 1877.

Medical Netices.

Consumption Positively Cured.

4 LL sufferers from this disease thet ara anxious to be cured, Ahould trv Dr. KISSNERS CELEBRATED CONSUMPs«

GENUINE & WO. 1 LONDON WHITE LEAD,

(warranted.) A general assortment ot Colored vaints, Glass, Putty, &c., &e.,

Also by Steamers from Boston a large Stock of

AMERICAN HARDWARE.

Disstons Celebrated Saws of all kinds and sizes comprising Butchers’, Hand, Panel, Tennon, Compass; Cross Cut, Pit, Mill, & Circulars,

Which we offer at prices that CANNOT BE BEATEN. » Sole Agents for Campbell & Fowlers’

We are

Celebrated Tempered Carriage Springs,

used largely by our leading Carriage makers, and which fo my Ay943 y ca Temper and Finish cannot be equalled. Every Spring Warranted, Steel & fron Axles all sizes.

MN Few Paws 7 3-4 & 2in CRANE AAL ES for Slovens'

NAILS & SPIKES

OF ALI KINDS, AT LOWEST PRICES,

; 0 Day

Intending purchasers will find,our Stock of Hardware com

BOURKE, SON & CO,

plete

Ch’town, lay 31, 1877—tw wk 4w ap

TIVE POWDERS. ‘These Towders are the only preparation known that wil cure Consumption and ali diseases ef the Throat and Lungs—indeed, so streng is our faith thei, and also to convince you that they are no humbug, we will forward to every sufferer, a free trial box. :

We don’t want your money until you are perfectly satisfied of their curative powers If your life is worth saving, don’t delay in giving these Powders a trial, as they will surely cure you.

Price, for large box, $3.00, sent to and part of the United States or Canad- By | mail on receipt of price.

Address, ASH & ROBBINS, 360 Fulton St May 3 1877,

Fits Epilepsy,

FALLING SICKNESS

JERMANENTLY Cured—no humbag— by one month's usage of Dr. Goulard’s Celebrated Vit Powders. To convince sufferers that these powaers wil! do all we claim for them, we will send by mail, post- paid, a free Trial Box. As Dr. Goulard is the only physician that as ever made this disease a special study, and has to our knowledge thousands have been perma- nently cured by the use of those Powders, we will guarantee a peimanent cure in every Case, or refund you all money ex- pended. All sufferers should give these Powders an early trial, and be convinced of their curative powers.

Price, for larze box, $3.00, or 4 boxes for $10.00, sent by mail to any yart of United States or Canada on receipt of"prices or by express, C. O. D. D. Address,

ASH & ROBBINS,

360 Fulton Street, Brook'yr, 23.

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