THE SISTERS OF CHARITY.

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ts : : att Citadel, died on Satur- : agents fur the Char io take Tn an article uper the charities of Paris pub . , i “He Souther | meat, stationed on thet ’ ’ Montreal, are our agents Tk | . ia buat wi a : s : te — « -SPiRie ; Jetf. Davies, and other promtient Southe : ‘ning, the 9th inst. 1 the military . . 5 : » distress, even among these people, is; %8% 39 & Dem men enddenly a equall up fished over the signature of H. D. F., in a! eS. ners, are to spend this summer in Halifax, Niece Ben inflametion ’ of the bowels, lottetown (P. E. 1.) Examiner, in oe he eo ‘§ ’ it has t np ake " Our = er ie te tee a he : ; oT as « . ‘ oh oo aie . . > ou 1 = ae ake Advertise-| not s0 great as it bas been deserved, ung men clung to Demat , recent mumber of the N. Y. Heunyelist) a The great spiratualiscie will case of Lyon [he Prince of Wales distributed £400 10 | brought on by excess of eating. Some day city, and are authorized to take Advertise- | n oO g young z e a Jong time, bug

Protestant journal, we find the following touch ing tribute to the Sisters of ( harity :——

* But little would he ace ymplished br the largest Means and ¢ ration, Wer

he mast judicious organ- it not for those huiable auxiliaries who take upou themseives the hardest part of the werk, the Sisters of ( arity.

They “are not paid f

t, they derive trom tt no worldly advantaze, but devote their lives to it in the most beautiful spirit of Christian self-denial. On their banner is inscribed only these words ot the Divine Master: *Tuusauch as ye have done it unto one of the leas? ot these, ve have

MRs. LYON’S WANTS BACK HER £60.-, ow) FROM PROFESSOR HOME, THE

vs. Hiome—the eharge of obtaining LOU,000 by the exercise of * apiritaai ” influence was vpened before Vice Chaacellor Gifford, in| London, April 23) The plarotuf iy a widow) about seventy years of age, named Lyon, Who seeks to recover woney and securities bo | the value of £60 G00. which she alleges were | unproperly obtained from her by the derend

ant, Mr. Home. the weil known spicitualist. | Mrs. Lyon alleges in her affidavit that betore | dying ber busband toformed ber that be be- lieved a change would come iu seven years from his death, and that they would meet. | Cis she tuterpreted to mean Chat sie would,

——— ; Guaroxy.—The Quebee cuporal of the 50tn Rei

{| Death ROM

NEWS SUMMARY. | Deatn Duily News says, a

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the charitable institutions of Dublin, during bis iJast week, at one menl hé eat a duzen of hard- visit tu Treland. jbuiled eggs. The vaural result: was indizes-

The penetrating properties of Parsons’ Porga-| tion, and consequent iflamatiot of the bowels. tive Pille, eeareh, cleanse and invigorate every! fTe has been regardetin the regiment as an portion of the human organisa,

‘ . ° f wc tiate a oe A lady has been expelled from one of the | His own rations did mt bul? satisty bis appe- | chureh chairs in New York, for repeatedly | tite, and Gn several owasions he was detected |

}and punished for steding the rations of his

reading novels during service, Two ladies, twin sisters, both married and comrades.

living apart, recently died on the same day, in) Tue Poericar Rexatns OF THE Lare Mr.

lranee, at the ae of one hundred years. | T.D. McGee —We tind ihe following in the

| New York Vable¢:—Learning that a uotice has

* ° . Manuzanese on the East River, and Copper . oy ate / 2 appeared in some Boston papers to the effect

at Piedmont Valley are among the latest

i excessive glutton, whoe greed knew no b vunds, |

; : : : saa mineral discoveries in the County of Pictou.

ithat a volume of poems of my late brother,

done itanto me.” They may sometimes have a! die in 1866, but in shat year her view en the!

tlarcuw superstitious COuce)Lion of their Caiitiay, | point changed, in Copsequence of ter begun-!

but T have seen a great dex! of them, and my| Ing acquainted with some spirituatists, who! experience leuds to a different [ideot her books on spiritualisu and directed found taem, ou the contrary, remarkab y tree | her attention to the great medium, Mr

opimnton.

| Hon. T. D. McGee, is about ww be published | in that city, I think it due to the reputaion of!

. : the deceased, as well as'to the tuterests of his | City, to keep Central Park in order, and very |

It takes an amount equal to an assessment of one dollar on every inhabitant of New York

TSAR NOT : , ge Georce Moss & Co., * Gazette’ Bu

rates.

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SARIN ARIS ANA RESON RIEL NS SIENA SI ANN,

Charlottetown, Jnne 1, 1868.

ail aetna

AIR AND WATER.

Mopern medical science, while it does not neglect to attempt to cure diseases, 18 chiefly | occupied in discovering the best means of pre-| venting them. Men, lay as well as professional, |

are fast losing their faith in drugs and other |

ild- | plight. It is from these that the cry of hard ings, No. 67 Great St. James Street, | times chiefly comes. But we have heard from

|persons who have opportunities of knowing,

ments and Subseriplicus at our lowest | settlea conviction is, that notwithstanding the

{temporary dietvess which undoubted!y exists in

po {

j

>. ; widow and orphaws, to say that any such | | few grudge the money, | volume must necessarily be impertect, and al

from bigoted prejudices; trey deal toa much wita the saddest realities of life, not to be in dul zent and liberal in their

ie Ws. ties and affecti sti BPCchis tu direci wail the istiicts of th }

“* The sacrifice of domest

WON

| Lome, who had just opened un * Athbeow@uu’’

at Sulaoe Street (ur the encouragement of the belief Mrs. Lyon was also advised tu be-| eome u subscriber to tee imstitacion On 3, 1868. she went to Solane Street, | where the Atheneum was and where Mr

The volunteer force in Canada, is warned to! toxether without the authority of his family. see to the eflicieney of ity arms, and the supply) The volume now in preparation by Mrs. J. of ammunition on hand is to be promptly re- Sadlier, with critical notes by that lady, will 4 to headquarters. be the only one authorized, the proceeds of

The Sandwieh Islands have been terribly | the sale being also for the benefit: of the late

port pore

| | { |

. . . | simple food, pure air and pure water. |

. . . . -| in the health-preserving aud curative virtues of | Charlottetown. {

some Iocaliti:s, the condition and prospects of

| the rurél population of this Island were never

Ghe Graminer, |

better than they are at present. them, by adopting # wore enlightened system

of farmirg than that practised twenty years |

ago, have found the road to comfort and

prosperity, and thousands uf others are se vly

but surely following in their footsteps. All that our farmers need

probperous i) British America ave the blessing

husbandry.

specifics, and are plucing more and more trust! 4 New Pest Office is very much required in

The building used at present

We do | (or a Police Court and Post Otice, besides | : |

not now write of hydropathists, vegetarians aud | being wu most unsightly object, is, hy no means,

| other enthusiasts, in matters sanitary, though! cojted for the purposes to which it is put. In

Many of

to become the Moat |

s

eine.

~ On the 28th of April, Speue une, Sie? n Jenkins, con of J. Jenkins Feq., ital was drowned off Litth River pleasant, be and bis brother wept

before the help of another beat could be p trom the cold snd faligue, one poor fellow let al his hold of the beat, and in tryime to awinn with al) bis eloths on Jound he could net re aeh the chai and giving up indeepair he put wis truet jn the Lord and then sank. A boat reached tie spot in time to save the other young man who was near!

| perished, but ip the course of rome hourg he revived From all accounts we believe he

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a fair way con pletely to recover from the illefleete lof the necident.

| The deceased was a noble yonng man. brave and hardy, and wuch respected tor bis hon sty and jinanlinese by ail whe bad the pleasure ot hig acquaintanee, But his untimely end leaves awite land three children, 28 well ava kind mother aud jtather, brothers and sieters, with a large eirele of

lof Providence aud an euiightened system of | friends and relatives, te mourn their irreparabig

loss. May the Lord be the comforter ot hig widow, the tather of his childreu and tie consoler

jot his parents —CoM.

| [The above communication was iadvertently omitted last week ]

——_- | CELEBRATION OF THE QUEEN'S BIRTH, | DAY AT GEORGETOWN.

iv uature towards the suiferiiy objects of their cai BN a Mr. McGee’s iwmediate family. J » FE — vi : ull Z i@l convulsed by volcanic eruptions in the Island! Mr. McGee's twmediate family. ames Ih. i - ‘i r ” . ; ‘ . ' : . . 4 t . i <. ‘ i a9 » . * * EXAMINE care. . She, who can never have children of| ome resided.— a = Own BP MBIT! rc wawall. Several lives Waid lod and much | McGee, New York, May ath, M668. | they all have much that is reasonable to say in ¢he first place a wooden building is a most un | To THE Eptrok oF THE Examiner, si i sali io P i ed i) phere Mer. Louse Was sittiag ip : , r 7 a , . : ‘ : ir,—The urn of the Annis her owu to relira her hove, can lavish her) inty & roow Where | ne le fre..| preperty destroyed thereby. | Galinani’s Messenger (Paris) save that the | their own behaif, bat of thinking men aad/ safe depository for the whole correspondence | Dear Sir,—The return of the Anniversary of affection ov the wretched Uttle orphans com | company with w table, which, direcdy ultes ° ; Are Gaiinan’s Messenger (Paris) says that the | : , hy ° ji : | the birth of our most gracious Sovereign, Queey awe eed « i v ‘ en “i or 2 ‘ t \ | i . ‘ " i ae a ! . : } . 3 ‘ m " > Phe om ee : " : , TC » r : g mitted to her; she cau be # sister tu the| the piuintiff had stated the case, begun tu| A man gt in Cohoes, Jast week applied! sun is at present riddled with holes, ia other| women generally. The idea is now becoming | of the Colony; im the next place the Old | Vietoria, bas been the signal tor joyous dewonstry, wouuded soldier in the tusmtal, to all the sick) tap & tMmessaye. Home said at once that) OU from the b wi O18 eee ar to a eur words, with sp its, one of which Is ot very very prevalent that it is much mere easy to| Court House is too small, damp, dusty aud un- | tions and eRpresainns of devotion to her person, meet duins Tue tiner the woman!v eature, the | °° this Wus a call for the alphabet.’ {lome | on the lip of his little dausrhter, and the enild, considerable size. It is a deep cavity in the he nen wells and te the Briush Throne. over tbe entire extent 7 J e+ uc Ani) we ye ao Mats . ” - . > r

more beuutifully is her duty tulfiiled. It

their sweet a}

quires words of couselation a syizpathy, it leads thew to relieve, by the mosi | gracetul devices, the dreariness " tf the h Spill | ward, making it really # Qomwe for the wander- er and the fursaceu, and it truly nauwes of mothe: aud sister witich suifering | bumuaity have miven (hem.

justihes the

“Once, iv the Hospital for Foundlings, I Sister bu f the | S007 Us

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Was Orvouchi

Was taken with a ing charge « room wiauchk receives the children as thay are found, when a inttie being a

tov her. On which hardly vered| him, was pinned a paper, bearing this saddest | ef all buman records, * Fathe mother kuown!’ [ct was a beautiful bey, four or five weeks wld, but it had been exposed to the cold| all night im an alley, and its short life was| rapidly ebonis away. How nan homes would have blessed the advent of such aehild! But no young mother, exulting in the possession

rats

un- |

t darling.’

then, by means of the alphabet applied oraily, developed the fullowing tmwessuye trom the! spirit of the deceased Mr Lyon: ** My own beloved Jine. | am Charies, your beloved

husband; I live to bless you, my own

| precious darling ; 1 am with you always; 1|

iove, love, love you.”” The spirit turiher|

padded, “1 bauve no power to speax more ;

but Lt will never leave

vog tere, MY owt Tie plac, wiv was greatiy cheered and comforted by this intelligence, proposed to reward Mr. Uome by a handsuwe subscription ; but baviog uo check book with her she postponed the donation till a second Interview, Wheo among luings the | spirit, interpreted by Home, informed ber, | ** TL love, love, love you. Be very culm. 1) will touch you.’’ Phese interviews appear) to huve been worth to Mr. Home or iis Athenxum the sums of £30 and £40 Ata third iuterview betweeo liome and the plain

vbier

| | Lawyers ure the same everywhere

| paid for

died

Quacks and Nostrume haye so multiplied within afew vears that we feel some delic icy in giving our influence te. or in endorsing any of them ; but | if there is one thing in the whole eatalogue more deserving than aucther we believe it is Jobusou’s Auodvue Liniment.

Bey~ $10,000 is said to be the sum for which | J. H. Cameron will undertake to defend Whalen, the supposed assassin of Mr. McGee.

in convulsions twenty-four hours after. photosphere, aud so wide that the whole ter- restrial globe would find room in it without touching the edses, There is another spot which, though much smaller, still has one o its diameters as large aw that of our earth.— Herschel and Arayo having conceived the idea of comparing the anoaul price of corn to the number of solar spots observed each year,

found, ou Comparing a series of twenty-five results, that the greater the number of spots

* and a : : : : ithe higher was the cost of Breadstuffs.

shade worse in Canada, if we may so speak. Paper Bonnets are being manufactured in New York State, a good article of this make ten cents. A very simall sullfices to make a bonnet)

heat of the sun considerably. We may remark

seiling as low as amount of paper nOW a-d ivs.

in the sun the temperatuge of the seasou is below the uveraze, because there is a diminish- ed number of rays of heat falling upon a given This accounts for the remarkably cool weather we have had.

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Brazil has been driven to some extremity by) surface. the Paraguayan War. At the headquarters ot he army at Tayi, $220 have been willingly

tae Yeannon balls are!

Empiess Caarktotre.—The Royal

a ton of cual, anc

This { shows that these phenomena may reduce the |

that when ant al number of spots appear | . ‘ : ea . fe , - — a Se 6 res mosphere, or are compelled to drink foul water) the O.d Flour Market stood, is just the Spot dovbt, defended the dignity of the British Fiag ip

ements | Umes less peaceful than the present. At 1

Family of Belgium ave taking daily drives and |

} | | | | | } | |

| |which no one |

azree about the nature of drugs a:d the time

jand ways of applying them, they all now with a site for a New Post Office, and erect a suit-

yreat virtues of pure air and pure water.

keep a good constitution sound, and to restore! wholesome for a Public Office. one thatis not hopelessly broken, by simple and | be properly warmed nor ventilated.

one voice bear testimony to the many and) able building on it

for any length of time, cannot remain in | on which such @ building as the requis

natural means than by modes of treatment | jt is by no means creditable to a thriving | s i | : ‘ . believes to be according to} Colony like Prince Edward Island, that a most

ichanging. However widely doctors may dis- | transacted in such a shabby, disreputable look-

ing old den. | 499%

, | a \delay. There are too many | ) )

Those who coutinue to breathe a vitiated at-| Queen Square already, but the corner where

a ° ori oi ‘ a hi : healthy condition of body. Among such pei of the Colouy and its chief city demand should

with the least possible |

of that vast Exopire en which the sun never sete,

Besides, | and of which it is our buppiness aud our high

|

| honor to form a part. Jt was pot, Mr Lditor, in the power of the jn. jhabitants of Georgetown, ou last Monday, the

jnature, and which, moreover, are continually | important part of its public busiuess should be | 2oth just, to anke any very imposing display, how &

lever warm our desires; but we, pes ertheless, wade an eflort, with the stnall means at band, wy

Phe Government should secure | attest our appreciation of the occasion.

The Hon. Dr. Kaye, foremost in every good {work of this kied. and whose beautiful grounds

(peighborhoed, very kindly placed at our disposal | his eannen, which is an eld warrior, and has, ne

'v'elock the No. } Company of the Jst Regt. of | King’s County and ef Georgetown, assenibled at

suas slight diseases assume agzravated and! be erected. The sooner the Old Court House! the Drill Shed, and after having bean prov s gs | p

| dangerous forms, and epidemics commit their is put out of sight the better, it owes the country

jawarched to the elevated green, in frout of the

j

tevidence of the Hon Dr. Kaye, where a Royal

The day be | 4

—as all whe hase vieted Georgetown are aware buildings on!) —ecenupy the most commanding posttion in oup

most deadly ravages. It is in these days con-| nothing. " |

ie

| Salute war fired by the Artilery, and a fem dejoie => } by the Tntautry. Atter whieh the Company was nine o’clock on Wednes- | pot through the manual and review exer de by | Serjeant-Mojor Campbe)!, of the Steff, and after | having gone (hreugh various graceful movements, belonging to) Dr. Kaye invited the members of the Company Messrs. Michael Traynor and P. Coyle. Al-| i, and regaled thea at a most generously ladea

' ' _,. | beard, where they relreshed themselves liberally, spot With | atrer their mibtary duties, and did not forget to the least possible delay, the house in which ‘drink & bumper to the jong lite. health, and bap-

cheap at ten dollars each. Mr. Racine, a banker of Quebee, who dis- appeared mysterous!y in L861, is now said, on |

more UH, at the plaintff’s house, the spirit, with Jovingly than did this humble Sister. She) Home's assistance, communicated the tidings, | covered its pale tace with kisses. As of recall-| °° L love Daniel,” meaning presummbly Mr. : : ‘ ed by them a moment to life, the child 0; ened | {lome, ** he is to be your son; he is my sen the confession of a woman in the Asyinm du iis eves and uret hers with a singular expression | therefore yours.” Phe table then eestati-!| Bon Pasteur, t have been murdered by one ot intelligeuce, and then shut them forever,) Cally kicked up its Jeys, and the spirit ¢on-) Levallee, at present in the penitentiary,

thus taking to Heaven the sweetest thing of|Ubued. “ Law bappy, happy. In w& ictie! this world, a mother’s smile. This woman was, "He I will make myseii visible to you. Ob,

| horse exercise among their loval subjects, aud | sidered the first duty of city Goveraments to | it is most touching to see the Empress Char- lotte, of Mexico, seated in an open carriage, driven by the Queen, saluting with graceful, but sad smiles, the people, whore idol she is, | jand always bas been from her childhood. The Empress is looking very pale, and is dressed in deep mourning. The attention paid to her

ot her firstberu. could have tended it

; ee

take such measures as will secure to those under| At about halt-past : : : : a ie ct ae . .

their care the enjoyment of these two great | 4@y evening the 26th inst., a fire broke out in

: ; 1 Pownel Street. is Idins preservatives of health, pure air and pure| Pownal Street, in a building

| How is Charlottetown provided for in | What has its Corporation done | though the fire engines were on the

water. James M. Grant a citizen of Bridyeport,

ee this respect ? Coun., who gota divorce from his wife the

young, ¥ery handsome, and naturally refined, |

do not suy that the light of other days is

other day without her knowledze, is now suf

by the Queen 1s beyord all praise, and there

| to supply its inhabitants with these neeessaries |

|py reign of England's model Queen

The Com.

’* : } beak e , : . a | . Coe ‘ivitate . “tid vet her whole life wae enclosed within thosa| gone. 1 am with you,” or words to that! fering untold remorse, as he has no claim to a/ C4" be uo doubt that her recovery from the | of lite? Very little, indeed. Thanks to those | the Te aed was burn: to the ground. | any then feli in, and ater performing rome ; walls, where vice, shame and despair, threw) feet. Tue defendant, Howe, further in-) fyrtune of $80,000 just left her by a relative | meatal prostration brought on by the sad) who laid off the town we have wide streets and | / he fire, however, was prevented from spread-| evolutions iw good style, on the spacious green in ; their innocent Victims inte her arms. Long | formed her that it was the will of the spirit) abroad, events, so weil known to every oue, is chiefly Ba lo aN ti , culation |g to the adjoiuing houses. There was not, | ent of ibe Doctors residevee, was halted and } ; : . ; i oat ‘ cme : | public squares. These insure a free circulation | '"'F 5 ’ | formed up as a Company im tine when it was ad- j a emembe e Feo r ace and} t Ou 3 . ™ . . : ii | ay wf ( ) \ : Ce ; ae ~— J ' q ; ; ehall [ remember the sweet saintly face and that she should adopt nih. 20 pur gon _ There is a young man in Albion, Michigan, |O¥"3 1° ie serve. A and ; devotion of ber)" aa ee . | we believe much property besides the building | dressed iy Majer Nerten in appropriate term the thrilling sympathy wihwel she whis.er-|& friend of Home's named Lali should be} s ee =" royal sister-in-law. The widow of the late | Of air, and these, we believe, have done much | esas : ? eee mes pps % ed Mh ay shee sapndieal: te }sent fur, and that she should produce siock whose heart ison the right side. He has been General Miramow, the bosom friend of the! t d i he health its inbahi destroyed, as there was sufficient time to save | Whe complimented the men on their prompt at y ’ . . r a > ae é i i , e l . . . . | re a t . s ° i > ow 8 ger Kk > | ; inhe 3 . c : . i « . ! « r 2 ; » 8 We were watchin: together the ee st sak fab * ra 000. Und examined by several of the most noted pliysici- | i ee Ma geal his i 11 ©; towards preserving the health of its Inbabitants REET he te ae | tendaznce and military bebaviour ; and expressed, moments of the pour little foundling. *You| the inf or atk L. ou a : 7 Ot en ot an Suck atk Wethinton whe al : on - j eee Se an under circumstances otherwise most unfavor-| the most valuabie of that which it containe “Jon beball of binself and the Company, their cure r . re f - 9° - 3 i VS. , 2 ce - ° ree: . S thi re i} il 2 das , i ; ; | = ra%) > r , * | $ o have no childreu of your own! Car Wemnely | See Ser eee RP Peon ar OR ares * el avree that such is the case. This is the | \') Der ch gadget om ile tdi able. When we come to consider that Chare | Phe want of an adequate supply of water was, | dial thanks te the Hon. Dr. Kaye, tor the wee of x almost unconscious yp -| Spiritual powers and ascendency, sie went, . . the intention of making Belgium her perman- | ' : i a : - uttery ow hearts united lu an wimost unconscious years | §8P acency second case of the kind on record . ie APere, I re : : fas usual in eases of fire in this town, very | “is grounds and battery, and hia own very gene. ing tor this youn, life passed away. Was that 08 the 10iu of Octuber, 1506, te the Bank vu! a k Cee yn jenthome. Ii is said that she has had an audi-|lotretown has no system of drainage—that sn ici oo y | an el verxpeeted entertainment. Major & & useless existence, the product of a weak| England and there transferred the eum of | i ee oe es in myriads to the “ence at the palace. Eis nearly ten thousand inhabitants ss | much felt and very mach deplored. The! xurton then proposed three cheers for their kind ” \ Fi . ‘ fe £24,000 stock to Howe. Shortly after this nited States, probably fearing conscription | cd eae late ; 7 : L a i c , pa scessaril y | hust, which were forthwith given, with av ener ees aes ceuamarer Liume, at ther interview, na her that| forthe army, if they remain at home. The| France is “| © loan by means of a provided with no regular means of cariying off jenna ef Sregerae Oe Aarne and enphasis which were evidently beatthtul . beauty illuminated this saddest of all abodes of ; Hume, at another interview, assured her thut ; ee i - | lottery. It is designed to raise one hundred | | . a i ! “eth thrown into the street, were, in our opinion bere ay i ei charity; fur the mere thougkt that those poor| it was the epirit’s will that sheshuuld destruy | “tua, on Wednesday evening, had 800 emi- siniitien Seuntia Gin ht Gi ann’ jthe fiith which must accumulate iv such a} ’ ‘| The Company then marched back to the Drill little ones hud been abandoned by those who} her existing will and make anuther wil na zt this class. ering the nt | place—the wonder is that it continues to be | Ye" defective. Part of our Volunteer Force — +d nc hebiee ohebek een : . . Re | . . made themseives quite happy onthe whart,) en eee : . Maye : - fou , i avails y is | persed, not witno pay Bs gave them being, seemed to fill the very air of bequeathing everything she pusseseed to forming rinzs and a luli , i eRe a a habitable. The state of things implied by this | ought, we think, be made available for this re the numerous spectaters who had aseembled © the place with chiliness and gloom. In the) Home, and that w Dr Hawksley and a Mr. forming rings and indulging with the greatest Latest News b 7 ] a h :, oo ; ". | purpose. There were many volunteers on the | ward which receives children past the firs:| Ruder were tu be the attesting witnesses abandon ju dancing, singing, and music. | y e egr P » single tact is most disgusting and most alarming | PYUTPOS- renee ee ad ed, and ct as 1 rei; * : : a oo : ls / e servi aul nthe evening festivities Were resumed, a j stuze of iufaney, collected in alleys, in the The will to this effect was svon alterwards) Renewar or Recirrociry.—Itis understood } nerd om = to contemplate. In summer, when the weather | sround eth Peryieee “eee not required for quite seieaaen on the Square od ais i streets and tenement houses, [ found a group of | prepared ee the pry yom W rae Wilk- that negotiations are now going on ne a view FROM EUROPE, is hot and dry, the exhalations from the | ®*!suishing the flames, who might be very Jog the ascension of the largest balloon ever seen ie girls th: i ~“aresse i ie rol n’s-inn-tie ar securi news ‘the Ree? ity | 4 May 25. | . ; ; : ved in protectin: , . King's € ati j poor littie girls that neither caresses nor lov | Bsuu, & sullettor ot nee D s-inn felds, and) to securing the renewal ot th eciproc ity | ; ; I euden, May 25. seething masses of decaying matter must poison usefully employed in protecting the property of | in King’s Counts, erat atx capiial, prepared by ing words could awaken from their sad apathy. | Was executed by the plaintiff, and attested by| Treaty. Mr. Brega is again at Ottawa, inrela-| The Morning Post, in an editorial to-day, says lib Fe ‘the unfortunate sufferers by the fire from the | tt ingenuity and skill of Mr. A.C. Stewart, te - r , a 7 . ° , . + : m m ' ‘ ‘ ") , . ’ . : 4 « ite re ‘ a . a . Une just brought trom the hospital, where her! Mr. Wilkinson and Mr. Mall. Further sume tion to this question. Washington papers, | that itis true as previously reported that Great the air, aud when rain falls the quantity of a “, ; the occasion. This was a perfeet sureess, and on mother had died, made the room resound with | of money were afterwards transierred by her | former!y opposed to its renewal, now speak of on ee oe tb ce mp water holding in solution the most foul and | bilferers who are always found prowling about being hherated, eonaet away, — ut appeared ste "ry. *ans af i 7 F e 56 vere asin einaltr \ . sack 's ie Goverimenut of Austria bas alse lent is goo | : “Casions V av to lookers op as a mere del iv the hbenvens. the pite a ery, ‘mamma, mamma ! and they | to nt oe — oor neal gay 4 rty is rgd . ve Y eer and = one : o be | ce pie aa Eo a> tg a health destroying matter that pereolates through | ©” such occasions. We have heard many af ees a - colon deapeend. tan: Wl ail Star i or, ; w } to De worth nearly £i00,U writ of ne brought up in Committee o ays and Means ‘ a : a ly ; aus F the fir e | ’ Sno Rh el Se Pe anak a ves Aa vi ead arate tarmeri: erat regnu secant Weed grauted und the de-|theve this week.— Quebec Gazette | Cousels 944 and 95 ter money, | the porous soil into the streams that teed oar) *WMOUTS Bs to the cause of the fire, non Leombe, with waom the Charlottetown public base B. . im ‘ a ~ . | | . . . . 1 . » ° ee ‘ arth, Wie WE. | walle te shodlotely sheknain, hi - p., | of which we believe to be reliable. The houses Jately had au eppertunity of forming a very favor ; ‘ fendaut arrested upon it, all the monies aud " oe ; | min | , May <3. | wells, is absolutely stckening to think of. But, ; 7 7 a Sat ** Leaving with a shudder this scene of deso- | ; — si The Ottawa Times says that Juhn O'Farrell, The Zollverein Diet has adjourned. The § : ae 7 > :,/ we uuderstand were well insured able acquamtance, and who is mdefatigable in his lation, I turned my steps to the Hospital for securities in question have been brought ito) a well known Quebec lawyer, declares that sn het slowed by King Willigtn of Pulselin ae however disagreeable the ideas suggested, it | genni iv Pov : jeflorts to contribute te inocent aumisement, came “ee % ds oat a court. i there is idence ‘onviec Phi lalae| | oer atD ¢ yw ek A ae : ee ae oer —- : i . anti , Coavulescent Chil iren : there, all was hope, . . . ; iy eri os oa to a Whetin, ame ade the customary speech, in witell te said: be belioves every une at all interested in the health Presextratiox.—At the Levee held at Go-| ng bans a a err ot + oe oa life and suushine, From the hommes of the) he cause is now settled, and Mrs. Lyon's that, if he ha: anf Pper Manada eiploma, 88 | hoped that the results uf theSession would streugth-| of the inhabitants of Charlottetown serious! y tO! vernmont Hust oh Monday lest. an ho: f sini aie “a : Ay ee pyor, trom the different hospitals for the sick, | will get back her money. Tbe above digest barrister, he could clear him. The Times) ey the sentiment. of mutual trust between the ees t a a. “| vernment House en Monday last, In honor Of | setting off of which closed the recreations of the the children are brought when a{l danger is 13 irom ietter tu the N. Y. Herala. | further says the Quebec Fenian sympathisers | people of the various States of the Contederation, enna matter, and to exert himself to | Her Majesty's birth day, His Excellency the day. A RESIDENT past, for the benefit of fresh air and good | tectitasetceneiatininasiidilie Aili Uarenioiy ions |are about to raise a subscription for Whelan’s destroy the prejudices which have existed in some bring about a better state of things. The more | Lieutenant Governor presented Captain Angus ' Geo’town, 28th May, 1868 a ; —— ’ : resent saacn oneeT ae . faked ialiniat *Purrall’s . oi” . ‘ + Com | . ‘ i Sac : r ae : Jo om . nvurishment. Here, in spacious halls, under| A NEW DESTRUCLIVE, jdefence, und funds to purchase O' Farrell's) portious of the country, and prove that the Ge r unpleasant the investigation, and the more dis-| prown. of the ship L. OOien. then ix t. | 7 illegal the shade of stately avenues, and amid beds of | diploma. wans though apart in some interests, were one ane ce : i : | brown, O up ds. C. Owen, then in por | ies al le oe of ’ : : Daa y ae ; ig The King | gusting the conclusions whic : NEE aS : : SN Saturday evening last, the Steamer Flam flowers, they romp and play, and get fresh} Sir Jobn Pakington told the House the other | Recierocity.—The telegram from Ottawa Mi we t onan I ited 7 liad eon ‘ : wn ; ae re ee ek See oe borough inven Macatee arrived ia this port with biood iu their cheeks. Exch little face had a) night tiat whereas guns used to cost us £100a in regard to a Reciprocity Treaty is quite satis to ia) male tc ge ais a voce a ee, et he Hoenn eS arene h British Government for rescuing the crew of) jx0u bbls. Fieur to Carvell Bros.; 1000 do. te © : : a nas "9 . t ee i ¥ a a 5 V 2 at) -| by Ue : ve : ‘ *\. stiri auc ae i deg ; i aes . : ss SP io ae the visitor, each eee piece, they now cost two or three thousand factory. The Dominion Government should, highest rule of action 7 )andaspecdy refurm. Our readers may depend ithe ship Norteood, which he fell in with in dis) Owen Connolly ; 200 do. te R. W. Breekow ; 100 7 hand had a sympathetic pressure. he Sisters | pounds, and that the ammunition necessary to ai aN a es a i Be i PoE eae ae Bas i j dv. to Wm. Murray; 222 do. to John Quirk and © were moving > atid fro in a happy bustling iol only one of these guus cost more than! NOt Mant San ee - ws dignity in this Loudon, May 24 Myon 1 thes te grople of Chentetictows have tress on his homeward trip last Autumn, In 20 to Summerside Bank ° - > ate ae PES gl ’ , - , “| Matter. An exchange remarks :— i ee . i 2 ‘ 3 i inhaling such} . 2 : » : way, propping up this one in his little chair, £2,000. It is satisfactory tu learn, on the au-|! cs : ne ie s : Efforts to prove alii in the case of Barrett, the not gone on, and ca anot §° On, inbaling such | presenting the Sextant, His Excellency | —-—— —— g'ving a kiss to auother, distributing the! thority of a Madgeburg journal, that a new ex-| Indications are not wanting that public Clerheuwell conspirator, have failed, and his ex-| air and drinking such water as they have/ said :-— | Tre Epixserca Review tor April bas come nourishing tood so agreeably craved by all.| plosive material has been discovered, which | S*!U™ert in the United States is becoming | ecution takee place at expiration of the week tor hitherto inlaled and drunk, and are now in| «ap ; : : (to hand, and we weuld advise a perusal of its . © o es rn ee ee ci a a more favorable toa reuewal of the Reciprocity “ch he was respited. ? The Sextant, whieh T hold in my hand, has) ..,,,1,, ich ar ositive Phi It was one of the prettiest sights in the world; | must, we should think, be very much less ex- " ee ee rer come : a is aur . as hat ; le Lie ds ag contente, Whiek are, 1. The Positive Philosophy : e ’ ’ . ' . | ‘Telegrams from Syduey in anticipation of over-| haling and driuking with impunity. They | been awarded to you by Her Majesty's Govern- | ’ J ¢ ie. | the sky seemed bluer, the flowers sweeter, as_ pensive. It cousists of nitro-ylyeerine reduced treaty. lend wnil 646 Baace Aled it tor Eng: | | ry hetl i i i. . y | ment in acknowledgement of your bumanity to - - peg Comte A, Rec arya ae if nz 2 joi i , ‘k of lov l to ¢ those force is something terri-| . : ; ; : oe a s --®*| have, whether they have been conscious of the |); oe oe Mouke of the West; 4. Technica! aud Scientifie if wature had joined in the work of love and | to @ solid form, Whose force is something terri-|} Arms ror Fenian Use.—The Hartford | \and w command of his ship, Steam Frigate Gal-| ” y : . ai . . , | British seamen in distress. In a heavy gale of Educatiun; 5. Bunsen’s Memoirs: 6 The Irish charity. jfic, Unfortunately, what money is saved in| Courant says: ‘General. John 'Nei}), | atio. He wae quite well. | fact or not, been already punished for violating | wind you tell ia with the ship Norwood, water- | _* __P Se ee eer . ~ ot : ie ; ; Neu, b 1 ee ' ; nag a. : : Abroad; 7. Mallesen’s French in India; 3. The - " . . ‘ (the attack is more than lost in the defeuce, and | President of the Fenian Brotherhood, and part) Farrell, the attempted assassin of Prince Al-| the laws of nature in this respect, and nothing logged and in a sinking condition. For thirty Disraeh Ministry ee lit is stated that no ironclad afivat would be! of his staff visited Calt’s armor 1 Saturday | fred, Was executed 22nd April. . | hours you remained by that wreck, waiting an | “Had I not already passed the limits of a i of his staff, visited Colt’s armory on Saturday, D tel P se |is surer than that a greater punishment is still | tunity for taking of ite At —— +a J i ahle “@ : . our ‘ . ‘ me eb ¢ ¢ seputehe recelve te i » F, | " wnat ’ 8 . fy tor , cw, } re letter, I could describe many other places, *2/¢,!4 "sist this new material. Thus we goj and inspected the Gatling battery wun and eee Serre sam Soop. Dageer tock) : aie a ee ee ee kreat) Phe Patriot says that the Hon. J. C. Pope has etter, 7 es oe. puces) on from year to year, divising wiore powerful, Berdan rifle; and it is rumoured that he hag) 2" Pet ten oftis troops reached coast and em-| in store for them if they madly persist in their | risk to your boat's crew, you at length, (happily | sold his land in Prince County to the Goverment Where tie Same wise lorethougat, the same | ; 7 : ae aver z aye 1488! barked for Bombs Remainder of troo; d|> es ’ a without loss of Jife) suceeeded in reser all ’ ae a : . ,| Implements of war, and then stronger meaus of | ofected a larve ek tie sak he ArKee SOC Momyay. Aemsinder of trovps 8nd |i frinsement, The City Authoritics & ld do} : ere cuieR. . “y or ‘ devoted charity, are working equally beuutifal bn Ri is our perpetual and slams succession, | = 1 $s large contirnct Fag - above re etores being bastened forward to be shipped from tee in ithorities should - bands. Her Majesty 5 Government bas, for your, tor 1s. currency oo ao results. Often, during these visits, 'thoazht of oe ao. 1 Chaba hag sit My and has also centiacted for a number of Zuuia as rapidly ws possible, and evacuation ut their utmost to provide a complete system of) conduct om this eceasion, awarded you the, er 7 ? - : : i 2 afore us r 283 ‘ an- Lan of Dalen’ s unvnlonave ani -h Re D ae Hv r la: . . . ? “ fy 4 OF sin Sis, Laho's Hospital, in New York, and of that|“"" fe see gre us nothing Jess than finan thonsard of Colts’s revolvers, navy size, foi country be soon effected. Wounded are being! drainage ; i Rie a ‘o watan| highest reward which, I believe, is ever yiven | 300D Foop rok THE Minb. Tue Pureso- “ ie ’ ciai ruin wud extermination if we ever go to| uge in Ireland und tl ae om rainage and an unlailiog supply of pure water) - | LOGICAL JUVKNAL FOK JUNK, serves up a niost upostolic wan whose large heart has created ve T ’ “i ee oa oe a / USe In Lreiand wud the Deminion | weil and convalescent. Troops generally i good | f i 2 h: 1.2 : . } . . . tor such services, and bas forwarded te me this | notritioas bill of mental fare. , Amen ite leadin jie le. iaatineatin Te head ee urraeq| it: there is only one consolation; the evil | : é neuli te: or the inbavitants of the city. There IS, WE) Sextant for presentation to you. It afferds me)" os ane te ne “8 Mee fn Dee ne ae Once argued |i. vetting so intulerabie that it must cure itself,| Some two handred and fifty persons were | beli - ‘very great pleasur : | Characters are George Hall. first Mayor of Brooklyn; J with me for a Protestant sisterhood, devoted li - ce : ee ee at a see confirmed, and received first. communion London, May 25, eve. | velieve, no want of will en the part of the Cor. ae re P ae a ae a se 1D the gy eee ; ee or E os nincies-of selicion and chevies,, while ae Bee. § Wi Gestroy ¢ PSSt a as ae fi ia - ; gps t meee ue Se | atieatinw ta what i ae si dite oe ve of . Maye 8 Geeveriitue 4 or you are!) JG. Jot beatae a ImOY 1¥ Liicomb ; d ing Lbleo en ” 7 en = cea = i con cost haifa million ster.ing, the nations must| Yesterday, at the Cathedral fromm his Grace the| Despatches from the British expe dition im) poration ” hat is required in this direction, never likely to forget that, en the first voyage in dere; Thomas D'Arcy Magee. with — portraits, 1 f cb t ae ¢ don <b f B Sor S886! perforce leave off shooting, and then there will) Arebbishop, In the course of an eloquent Abyssinia report that the 7 ot the coluin ou | bat they declare that they are too poor, and) whieh you had eharze of a ship, you were the | biowraphical and phrrvoloyical eketches ; Philoso vona t me Sivinare uf umestic life. ut IT now be nu need uf building, Mare is too araspins, | rt ktructive distounie, Hiv Grate exhorted May sth had reached Antalo, on return ee eC impatient of taxation | neans of saving the lives of twenty-five ef yeur PP) of Dreaming und Ineanity; Young wen; Writin are the foren'e6 his argument ep I bad not be- The God of War will find s day that vaul-| the boys to become members ot the Juvenile | {Me 8% coast. Pue rainy season had commenced, ; : ae | fellow-creaiures. ‘This Sextant is presented to for He Press; Abyesinia and its People, ete. Ex 4 fore. Such a lot cau be very happy. One|. zy Ta d “ " “i or ee Temperance Society, and to resolve to sbetnir bat the troops were daily arriving at Aunessiey | There is nothing essier we know than to find| you ax a reeognition—on the part of the Govern. | “ ee - $3.00, —— —_ ae el sae é ‘ a : ie cs : og | Mig aimbiliol doth o erleap itself. oer awrreye * we pve tes AN) Bay, and rapidly embarking for Bembay. No! ¢ . : ‘ ed i? : ae ee j number, Jaly 00 a year or 30cts,a No. Publish ' may be lod by it by sorrow or dissappointment, ee ee | from the vse of spirituous Jiquers until their is aa a ee Se tated ied ae Y: NO fault with public bodies, but it is well known \ ment of the Nation of w hich we form a part—ot ed by S. KR. WeeLs 389 Broadway, New York. — but it is often a pure, young, hopeful heart | twenty-first vear A eee ie wel 5 . am agente. | : i | your conduct on that eccasion, and will, I am) ee } tate fe ol Rak ae the alter, Sateen OXIONS AND EPIDEMICS | Fvemiysbist year, Alter Vespers wearly all! ‘Phe German Scientitic expedition to the Mag-| that in these days such bodies move Pretty | gure, be ever regarded by you with the greatest) ao ce... 6 , saeas wach ints olered on the altar. Liwcing } : ee ee 4 oie j the bovs took the pledze; and have thus from | } ’ 2 | The Officers of the Volunteer Militia Foree of