CE Se OTE ce | pe ee ay ae ees uld be closed when a hut ha feare n injustice would dO} Pranos.—-Pianos should 5 > LE ‘ | act but he feared som njustice Pal > P RG i i{ i ‘ i, L LEGISL art RE. | done to the Company already incorporatea, | not in use eeennnnanaane» |} Ifa demand weromade he thoughtthe €OV- | Aspanacus AND Cr A 0 ” ” —— sig } ? {ut | y Tesy ‘ ' | } } ha sn a errrerriry ernment s \ 11 dent of a HS : r vind | cud Ne fi . ¢} , t the ante: OC 6S ostese “i ™ ae6s é ~AistGe* Bae trie n iL a i es yadvant with t} 1é iu & re rae Bi “ sie Hion, Mr. Laird si ub th “\ ently apprecia ti ii anne $a Seiki ft Ge \ the proposed | ppeumati “6 { w days by feed-| 9, a4 ai 5 ee bee es Rl ESR ELG E t rew } t rreumatism a1 ae ie ws nat bane 08 dE UR Es a dt uJ | the Ting on this d esculent; and moi } her the | Strued t ippl ) Roman Gata | chronic cases a much relieved, espe See r wait > a] ‘ er um > Ny 2 ' I ind, i if the patient ! H acid seer eT Fas a AP ‘ to | | i , r ) wrtichoke | GS fag e>bi Vie Xx hey 1, imat n ie it mey be well | : = Will be Paid in Advanc i s Sa Will be Paid in Aavance, i a i ‘ \ eter { ‘ | . in t t -s 7 . ity ie | Under the new Law, ’ \ Vi > ) \ a } ( I ( ° pero or = g | { 14) it tié F ‘ Ri THE { OF JULY NE XT. ‘ ; ra \\ é ; f t { “ Cu j . r | f le ‘ \ man sworn t , { Niyn V4 TrATHD xi i ‘a @. " ; ie 4 | 2 ae , 3 i a ttle, <« a} ted Ol PH HXAMINER I ti i i 3 i ( i ilouse | vorth of in ‘ it I ine : ry ¢ ? $Sii t \ tH Ot u : pe sn | . } ed ; iS ONE ¢ i : ss 3 ‘ . 5s ennratT AUT ! mes oe tooo ett THE LARGEST AUD CHEAPEST PAPERS : “8 ae cic aa HIE LARGEST AU Git PAP ‘ ay ; ~ i vy ' 1 es {rot s t ws tl is “y orm : . , ud hy the G ent | ral Wi cH eg ON THE ISLAND é es ' c i re. | OL the cily is | great a nee A i nD oe rit »the stomach, and that nas i H ISLAN] . ee [3 we bad nder | the wisdom of the Island Dein, 4 ; pp i ture d not need food; and not needing it, | neni t W : eo. «80 SM .}in Charlottetown, t how tha nH Wa \ tt nd act upen | 7, « ale. , til mount ¢ ages ; i : o ; So there beu uid t ve 1a acl UPOT : e a DINT i i a i bal u os th it not the case. L was nly necessary to af it : pemaina there only to putily, the very | TEAT RLY SUBSCRI! TION: se frem the insufli y oF sae * ? . hat the lead cho Govrenment in |i’ ts ' +) : -OinT had noright to pay He | ™ — sa ' ' : } eee yc 4 n.and j th ught of which should b will nt to de 17) i 2 (‘p q aa 1 delinite explana- i this use, the Leader of the ean enty, }terany man from eating without an appetite { a yy S Would dhe 6 canals : he President were all irom Prince UWoun t fae tha *an rder of his lift If a tonic 1S iam of thin expenditure, He was of opinion | *“¢ ='res ,| forthe remainder of his Ite. Tf § a u n es this wa si ur or five of tb @ ap- Hon. Mr. Munn re — d Bors re ‘ ae taken to whet ihe appetite, it is a mistaken IN ADVANCE, hat the sez S of tour gil : had made such a mistake as lo g : ! 3 . » one ,| Company had ma di € | eourse yw its onlv result is to cause one to ae : list} ’ with, the : } course, lor} Ont) sui | aisers could hav en dispensed V f m the | s of the city whe nh four miles from the limits ¢ ic | no in already an amount has been | > r : expense say ed t the cK yuntry, and the awards were onl ly required by the act to go two, | ~~ © cpr, pee - at tric juice 1 ible | SU BSC R iBERS IN ARR KA RS l ‘ tisfactory. If the $10,000 or they wi } r nment to} © aten He yous What the gastr nt @ just as satisfacte he | they should not expect — (or to ari Che obj el to be “obt lined is a} ARE REQUESTED TO 312,000 which the appraisers ana a lemnify them If the Company felt ag- le ps ee ; ly f castric jui ot a larger un ¢ * “Q ‘ J ; ae . > upon the roads | '“ nna ee a. mae arger supply OF & rei “oa th : country had been expended a ble gr ieved they would have petitioned against supply of food; and iaae r fails to ac-| [Dey «, 7 . g ‘ and bridges, it wouid be more servicabic. the bill, as they had ample time to do so. re, mtial object fails to have | zis sp at Buce, Hon. Mr. McGill was not satisfied with the “Hon Mr Balderson belie ved in doing complish that essential object fat ae a explanation those di images were on acs | a rhe Compaay d gone to any ellictency towards the cure of dyspeptic ‘ planation. ; “a Lic o all he © i | diseases. The formation of gastric juices is sal f » insuflicienc of the fence, the j Ju sch iat aii vf @ I y | Grsea . iO ‘ 7 J a : on I hit t . ‘pay them. His hon jr a ae 1h yd ee . directly proportions “d to the wear and tear of Imtr ‘ 1G TiILd , s | sii Oe ti. tel r s y e 0 e . saint ae : t had suid last i sacrifice their interest he har — i the system, which is to be the means ol sup- | By ing 1 de . : si uy sone | the Leader of t Governmen a ’ lita ares e ‘people of Charlottetown had oe co aa } a y coming unaer our Advance erms. ar, in reply to a qu sstion asked by him | /t appes aa nd th regard to the} P} ind this wear and tear can only tak Mr. McGill) that mat f public policy | change mie oid be from the city. | P'ace_as the result ofexercise. The eflicieat | conten I McG tha palre _— tance eh from the cily _ . r , . . . . : an ex} . tance a cemete a a ald be f cd . wo the | remedy for dyspepsia is work—« “at door work Now that the Railway is in operation, . The ¢ ndmen fas aGopled, an ‘ : tei ans enncaaatl i ect Ors _ . cl a weer sue ua Gas 1 to with an amendment, | —beuelicial and su nt vs P { f "| the delivery of the EXAMINER will be ot ' s - ee i ‘ } ion as itisa eable, interesting and pro- t to pay re A bill reiating to lunatics and to the c if : much more speedy and puuctual than i Mr. Strot answer tO Sua ; miins ‘ rd the third time | #Mabte , es ann ao ane & i aaa i ; custom sunalics as du . ' } riy, : 1 as it thi ws ; Ss a al was parp ly obscut ‘ wake r be i \ Beavrivul ORNAMENT. A beautiful er ae 72, anne + oul { hancial yeur end Had it been otherwise they wo uld prob ably jan Abi a | dc al, aon ek vale 26.48 lnament for the sitting room can be made by } on the dist ay, Inst., the prese nt isa ve had sic oe lameges to i _~ tt ausent ind distribution of the estates of | covering a common glass tumbler with moss, | good time to Subscribe. : . th gent! ~— | > iieme a lil Ag i : ae : : : ae he s e K s a : me ck es a i y lid not kee} a 7 " ves i th oa imtectates, and to regulate the practice of | the eo r fas _ din ] lace yf s yo. a Copies of Tur EXAMINER may be had wil ere locating tac road, ait sits Ge ‘ “ ie <i rc j ot around, hen glue drie noss upo : o ee i eh J t put the con- | ime — Court, was brought up ft - pgp ten ange is %, . . | , | at the Stores of — is the G ronment bad not pus ** | th use of Assembly by Hon. Mr. Brecken, | a saucer, into which set the tumbler, filling : in possession of the land, tuey wero) | el the first time | it and the remaining spacein the saucer with G. W. Hownan, Alberton, t » action for treenass peme or tue; =" **"" oimscan iad tag ' | = ner ee ho form. ‘ si ’ . i to an action! if “A, ass. of th : ce Committee on despatches and other public | loose earth from yen woods. a se 2 101 ‘a SAML EL GRAVES, Sunmerside, probably through sem gy tone law : | a variety of ferns, and the latter with ee . aie that there was a screw | Papers resume vl. per with a ee ~ ; ee Bremner Bros., Charlottetown, v WW that ther wi mw he President said that as he had aj wood violets. On the edge of the grass also | H.A.H } “a . . thie ely iT on ui saGe — } “rer & TIE a Se h | hand in selecting the first site fora railway plant some of the nameless little evergreen | ae wean 1s, ao., ai if itt been generally Known tere | depot at Summerside, he felt that he should | vine, which bears red (scarlet) berries, and | limorHy O’CONNELL, do., } — > to nay ) ] unl i e 7 : ould U ave been m to] 7 a pul the House in possession of the facets of whose dark, glossy, ivy-like foliage will trail Isaac OXENUAM., do., lamages. Th was ho W renee Upen |: > i 3} over the fresh blue and white of the violets | va the eat t t ind the Government had | the case. The Prince County men maer’ | heautiful effect \ oe ther good plan is B.D, HaypE N, Mount Stewart, es , al nga st . aggro sak aecount of having beer eres se lect the alleg ement | with beautiful ellect. Ano er HO06 pia = | ne J CAMPBELL Cardigan Brid: ge, not paid anything at any SRE On Bes of the railw ay and site for the station, they | to filla rather deep plale with some of the A 4 ? G its inelliciency ito ebtain | met, and after due consideration, they fixed | nameless but beautiful silvery and light | LBERT AITKEN, Georgetown, - re maneecee = Le 4 der tbe | Uy on, what he considered, a much better; green and delicate pink mosses, which are | M ATTEERW & Me LEAN, Souris. a matior e had een unde € op Ce aes ’ ai al al . : | : oe is ss ‘ol ea ssciee ida | sit site than the one they had now chosen. The met with i es in all the %p aapnane W. L. G. Haypen, Morell. $s er | . *hich changed the site did aj marshes. Thiscan be kept fresh and beau-| ~ ‘ from he ‘ontractors | government which char gt u : h - Da mn © ao ~ Sony ‘ He d d not | great wrong to the country, and they would | tiful as long as itis not neglected to water it R-riee 3 ots. ad ge Oopy ’ a sia ite eo were overpaid yet find that they had made a mistake. The} profusely once a day. It must, of course, be May 17,11 1875.—. : aa yen has th e law was | alteration had cost the country 340000 or, placod in the shade, or the moss will blanch : Z i the Gav ernment for it, | $50,600 and wi = perhaps yet cost $100,000, | and die. In the centre of this a clump of ao aie. ail appeals | Where the station was at present there was | large azure violets should be placed, adding : a cies ‘time. @ , So the | not oe accommodation, and they | some curious lichens and pretty fungus @ : } a aula thee m in rotas would either have to encroach upon the growth from the barks of forest trees, and a a is oa or build upon the water, It was also | few cones, shells and pebbles. NEW GOODS H McEwen considered that the; 4 "dangerous — te. Going out of the town We may judge a man’s character by what | - K w was ¢ I menced WI iw 7 be line either way there wWé _ an up-g! ade, . and he loves— what p jleases him. Ifa man mani- AT THE e bean located before the con- | trains gving out would have to go ata rapid | fests a delight in low, sordid objects, or vul- upon it, It was wrong in| tate to raise the incline, He considered | gar song and debasing language, the mis h $ to carry the bill without “the | that the award ef $7,500 toa gentieman at | fortunes of his fellows or aninals, we say at S ns : il of com-| gentleman in Summerside was monstrous. | once determine the complexion of his chars j bakes “is af the | That gentleman could have whatever ship-j acter. On the contrary if he loves purity, Qucen Siqunre l position to} timber he wanted brought into his yard, and | modesty, truth—if virtuous pursuits engage | =e ward was | instead of being awarded such a sum he/ his heart and draw out his alfections—we oO — g ll examined | Should save been called on to ar ay > ay a = satisfied he is an upright man. ‘Vhen! The Subscribers have received per Steam- So M made since | $1,000 for the convenience thus d him. | we seea young man fond of fine cloth ad ay : : 31 be very iif it was his (Pre silent’s) case ' W aid i makinga fop f himself, it is a sure sign that er Prince Edward, but y ‘re Loo Ii consider it that much advantage to him. i he thinks the world consists of ontside show 5 is wee ! sition to judge ee Mr. Reid was also concerned in and ostentation, and he is certain to make 4 NEW SUPPLY oF ' ' « ere was no doubt} c! ng the site. At first y aoa d to fix | an unstable man, without true affection er > i sa aS ; ; _ - t phe rs was large, | @pon a piece of ground bel longi: g to Mr. friendship, fou 1 of change and excitement, is zg it ish oe i Oreionm > ¢ the stance . but that gentleman did not Wish to} and soon weary of those objects and pursuils wD : as r ® \ was not t much it taken, and they fixed upon W hat which, for a time, gave him pleasure er DIZE i a ‘ ei . 1] sidered : best site ‘he ’ } faithfin) \ Ta youd cetacean pdt evi : : " A man cannot allord : UNTAiLn Un} 6 +, 4 — es to run brane] ra farpio Or ale si s ra oe 96 ory i sea re 4 der any circumstances; a man cannot afford nitabie f the esent Seass ay down tothe ' ¥ os .. | to be mean atany time: a man cannotaffor d which are now open for mae ui : A . & Gtvey } oe oe oe : oe | todo less than his best at all times und under and Sale, at the cours his } $i by changing the site, It was very) 3)! circumstances. No matter how wrong- iy » 1 | Ps { Gove Dh giv iC) | Gdiss us to Keep Uj} " : t _ fully you are pia i, and matter how uns Ow est Cas 1 I ices. ‘ ’ } } Ww ' Sly through ; WI and t aa } . ° : « ri | s had | wert pas gu ugh U tow 1, ane ! with istiy you are t eated. ' i cannot. for vour j ‘ . » the > th * " _—_— t ve fle pt sely kept the | to be d - , og : : i) | ‘own sake, afford to use anything but your ~e s n © - sera th : in le to 1 \ the | regard to the s i 1 foiden Shipyara better self, 1 to render anything but vour PLE EAS CALL AND AMINE. a res Pth Wn jit Was,no 4 an imp : nsiderall “ | better services: you cannot afford to cheat a oneal 1) ' } { \ \ Ss danger : i Q i . +} v6 . caren t Of 4 it tking th i at t Was Ganger | oheate you cannot lie toa liar; you cans Supplies continually received. Mr. 1 we eXs | rot e tut apne Se 10t afford to be mean to a mean man: you ——— i Gov- Hon. Mr. | 1 was Vv ng to € aon innot afford to do other than deal-uprightly t t. hon, the President rhe oe Sees st with any man, no matter what exigencies Mr. Wig il i eT ! kagment wilh reg ' tation al ye MU- | may exist between him and you. No man t i had been | merside, but he was prepared to ? ve mM can afford to be anything but a true man, ro 7a. y th inds s would | his (President’s) own | & taat the present | jivingin his higher nature and acting from | ee ee n § 1. He had { but} site was a superior o1 He said ae ee the highest consideration sa a “ 4 l E ; . we wrhed roid pval 1e oul f > W ee ee "E=0N or a $1 000 ‘One boy creates more trouble ina house SZ sBde ; willing I vt 31,000 : r <a ie G me y , eee iy as : nce’ tC three giris ivs many a suffering ms : : i h - iia ‘ n w c! . * a eee heat afte sea ha blame for iT HAT desirable Sea-side SUMMER RE- L ! otwit 1. Probably s would bej wat reais | boy should| ~ SIDENCE, + REDCLIFFE,” belonging { hi ns to the contrary petit wa and oT eT | ne tateie a ey { ihe benetits | te Admiral Bayfield, adjoining the Keppoch ‘i : ‘ at e 4 Lie "4 ‘ thus inerease sa 8X : " 5. ml wn i oe " 7 * - r ie yard’s report, U nt. If the ange had th " increas ri att mother of sons ca nfer on her| Farm and about two anda half miles from sent Jocation of the station at sum-j| th e of those lots alone, with ul a lown sex and all the world besides, is to| Charlottetown. Terms easy and made le was g great improvement upon the | ings, it mustbe 6 su} eo 4 > a ak Sead ho form in them the habit of putting things in known upon application. f one, but there were some details | of the road, as was intended, thie oe . place. This can be \ ne only by f wing | EDWARD BAYFIELD, ‘tgp 9 acai cilia ills ' ee m for station grounds. A railway | P'?°- " ~~ ee eu . ‘ sagopa which were not properly carried out. By eee. a : wher ciel them round and requiring them when they | Solicitor, &e. ringing the track across the head of the | from th: sOCR SEE OM Per Yr! a sifway | are tl — wg a li brary book toy t on May 2 b4. 1875. 2 irves truckave W id be saved, which was | have 1 Ss t S et. oe se i | thy elf where it belongs: when t ike a item to men in business, and had | running oe a ee oe | off their overe oats ti yhang them ont rack ie ne the nace of the farmers’ | ca: { ‘ade past Summerside. S0ip- |” ¥ 1 ad lect of reducing mae Pe ee of the farmer ae the . : i ast = : ld have . | when boots are taken off that they may be TQ ARCHITECTS 2. Numbers of persons were now | timber brougut Dy railway vee cag | Put somewhere ‘ol besi mn the hearth rug i ring to have lings under cover, $0 | b awn aconsiderable ese ance a os i | or under foot: when si ns Are pemOne 4A witthant exnance | hut now : . i be left in the ei... . : f : . scat +3 s could be unloaded without expense, | but now it would be left in the yares) ii eine at once rest in their appropriate} Wanted—Plans and Specifications. wou verwise come olf the produc- where it W : The movemen? &! a {case The law fh it thus impos Wii To aS sale dealers would also | A ica Lralways as ‘ ee Aare ex lif nains till | udes ( 5 NE hnndred and fifty dollars ($150) | t unt: lea 3 i Ht i! {! ihe j YD “pre will be given by this Dee 1 the a salemncananaeaniniaiainianin | enmenlenmensnanenieitsttimseianneessmnciapineeansiteanisinainaian vn | DELoUt ae ior an approved Plan and i " { t - — Se eee ae i i ei. > wt a} eee ci iV gard t eee ce | eRe i Specification of a Brick Building for a Q it winter, he ol AES Sibitt! ty ASAE. (¥ By A | Bie ii a Te’ 5) ¥ . Hospital for the Insane, ' 1 the mechanical) ee adidmuin y Be 2 i é x i ue The bu lding to have accommodation for root ¢ n 3 eT ee oe L'a By) } is > ; j . i : ty - ante f; ry good rea fo harden a wooden puiley, boil it for) a¥ 34 i jg gj 4 gy ii g@) at least 140. patients, also, tpartments for i - :bout eight minutes in olive oil. the Medical Superinte ndent, the Super- tL ‘ UU = fs . ~& . nn we | the cranks of tix . ae visor and assistants, and kitchen, and all : "aaa i r j iient to take a loc Weasmaritr “ Sasan anes.’ : > : : ie ge : K 3 as compared with the | When it is not 7 a n z key eisai enestia £ ormeny WOGaN s20USC: |} rooms required fer an institution of this ‘ ‘ is as follows: The apar ‘tL to fila new ke Ys wo . i : : a th i | nature, ° r * B sere n Me | mr : » ° s]tiy rea of two cylin- | be smoked over & a eden : pede eco : The plans to provide for the reception NB, | keyholo. and penne . — y aga in bes — ustico eac ; X sue of a Steam Heating apparatus, and are re- ‘ . are j { ide ait Sj : % ° : i 3.344 cubic inches | posing wards of t ~ fy ir wi | quired to be so drawn that. ifit is found " t »the se -ed portion made Hy the wa ds ll | weeeard at anw % ‘ . syas y iW one Seewes, | : : ae Having been bonght and thoroughly | pre aeapranr sa Aa any future time, the building f steam, while t ee ' y refitted and refurnished can be enlarged so as to accommodate a Island sn plough is| The London Laneel suggests the followins | ee ee eee | still greater number of patients. than the Inter i | simple arbainent for felons ' = soon ary me a i ' | Each architect to state the price for | ‘ it e192 Bs on mot]. bo i Cc . e ‘et 7 | . igainst eleven fe | the disease is felt, put directly over the spot] gg EMpst=-Chass Style | | wnich ne win set nis plan ana specitica- z snow plough power, there-| a fly bliste r, about the ve of the thumb vail» tion, Ww hich, ifapproved and accepted, the i half that of the Intercolon. | and let it remain for Six enw S, at the e xpirs BY THE SUBSCRIBERS, WILL BE | Cops rtme nt is to be at liberty to take and engine, While our pumerous | ation of which time, capi under the surs | ; Us - »at a price to be agreed upon. ' grades » the effect of | face of the blister, may be seen the felon a >on lans and specitications will be received a rh tae \ grade s have th ehec ace ot ’ 3 : , r § t | i « sw I 1d very materially, reducing | which can instantly be taken out with the RE-OPENED FOR THE SEASEGN, ) at this office until Saturday, the 2lst neans of clearing the track.” peint of a needie or a lancet. A piece of FROM ; August, next, at noon. ‘ 1 oi. defect would be remedied adhesive plaster will keep the blister in noe Jno. W. MORRISON, Sec’y ' , ee : , lace in , YPApY VS | Ros ’ Wrarke » » raxt winter, soas to give the benefit | place. GE | ASP JUNE PILL 1ST OF OCTOBER NEXT, | _ Board of Works, P. E. Island. of the Railway Looxins GLAssus.--Looking glasses are | ' | May 31, 1875. : Hon. Mr. Dodd approved of the alteration | sometimes spoiled by ‘sunshi ne. A writer on . or ees 4 nat Summerside. InSt. John a| the subject says: ‘* The amalgam of tin ‘i ‘ 1d been made in locating the stas | foil with mercury, phiah is sp read on glass Every Attention Given to Guests! |B! | W if b of the town, and they were | plates, is very readily crystalized by active inioat | | 1, wing it at great expense, if they | solar rays. A mirror hung where the sun i . DERATE | 4 iiready done so, In Halifax a simis | can shine on it takes a granulated appear- TERMS MO IRATE. os band had been made. ance familiar to housekeepers, though they Rn re ; ’ f the | may not be acquainted with the cause of the x ua i Mr. Strong said the location © ayn aequan r " : nmer resort the *‘Sea-side,” | tat t Summerside had been leftto the} change. In such a state the article is nearly As a sul ’ cus ' side, ax ‘ ‘ ecentatives; and the site was | worthless, the continuity of the surface is is unrivalled. PAER' bi 3 : - ctr ¢ -“eflec p s } Ps * greed upon by them. The] destroyed, and it will not reflect outlines y. ° nil hae . anin g ) ie J ubrious and Bracing Atmosphere. | naane i made by bis honor from the city | with any approach to precision. A Sal oe phere lid mr n ali respects 7 py, wh et Tue Preservation or Smuoxep Mrat.— } AND St. John was at one end o ie city, and the | professor Nessier says that the kee ping quals ° ao ! , at ime to the other. At Sums oes : { {upon the Excellent surf Bathiag i Bost ul i. ities of smoked meat do not depend upe merside it was intended to ye communica- amount of smoking, but upon the uniform ere wry jt ' weer ie ‘not an the wharf j f : pee Re ) j ! on between the Cope ene irl’. $0} and proper drying of the meat. Itisofcons) 4 Maonificent View of de Bay and Ocean. | that the fliculty which had bens experl- | siderable advantage alse to roll the meat on ; | 4 | need in St, John, would not exist here. | its removal! from the salt, before smoking, in . Z Th nt arrangemont In Summerside | ca wqust or bran. By this means the crust! Best Fishing Grounds cn North Shore, | W ve truckage — vere Se formed in smoking will not be so thick; and with boats for fishing and plea- : ter » truckman would not charge | if moisture condenses apon the meat it re~ } sure constantly on hand, % ry Ly 4WsoO % wa for 200 or 300 yards than fer 100. mains in the bran, the brown coloring mat- | a | . 4 £ iwe MI had already happened in sot penetrating. The best | | av 2 187s en rses running wate . ter of the smoke not | cen e-house, Coaches connect with every Train to | May 3, 1875. sum r i & dway, ac.,— pl ace to kee p the meat Is in a ey | and from Charlottetow1 a 1 Su | ee ene A ee nnd Mr. Sw rd foreshadowed an imports | ; hich it remains dry, without drying out | : soy ag grees e 1 and & am- lew te the id al jin Ww when hung in a chimney merside, at the Hunter River } a a au Egle " vely of the | entirely as it does when hung oe Station, as below: W- mp a um Co, yy ae " cl eo Wasninc. — Washerwomen spoil every~s : Ae ‘ the worse © believed g re e nh ry Tt the power ol engines was sufficient to} mene soda, ond oer - a * free Present Time Tarie. — Trains leave Of Boston ee 1 cous ie ane ordic pi ter, | ent than to see the delicate tints of lawns Charlottetown at 630 a. m., and 2 p. m| ieee ‘ i ll open in any ercinary winter. | ang percales turned into black blotches and | Returning leave Hunter River at 7.55 a. m..| YY F 8re Agents for the saie of the man- It was a 1. guage, and the engines, he f ‘ ; ‘ b ieved re built by th ‘m part muddy streaks by the ignorance ti a laun*| and 8.25 p. m. Leaves Summerside at 6! ufacture of the above Company, and can pe 1LTeN ve uit 1@ Si e@ WD es, . . . | . * a zi ¢ 1A ; Fae pa wee fe . lion Mr. McD . i. i aad fie d with the dress. It is worth while for ladies to Pay | a, m., and 6 and 6.30 p. m. Returning | assure shipowners and dealers of the su- oe Car yes sate ne attention to this, and insist upon having leave Hunter River at7.55 a. m.. and 3.40| Periority of their article of Oakum over all expranai ecting the _amoun r their summer dresses washed according to p. m. others Best of references can be furnish- r dan s and costs. The two s as the directions which they should be prepared Any change in Time wil! be duly ad-/| ©: my ’ mt iJouse took gre on or ; d fo give their laundresses themselves. In the vertised. e r 300 bales to arrive first steamer, and or- to imnsel ve or the ap ” ise “gid nis, a Apt first place the water should be tepid, the JOHN NEWSON | ders can be filled promptly and cheaply. con ered 6the rat not awurd a . ~ wl . . i *taegag trembles i 2 st i ja = cies Aka ontnn | 200? should not _ apenas to touch the W. A. HUTCHESON, CARVELL BROS. MH i | 2 * ® P . » ve > . > -~ ~e- ‘7 : a ne lig ve for giving fabric - it should be washed and rinsed } May 17, 1875. Ch’town, April 96. 1875. —2m parties langhed at the appre Sas ol a quick, lurneu upon the wrong side, and } iil alibatcleeag elect them so mt He also tgs . a hung in the shade todry, and when starched | t? ’ «& ‘ i ice as i ch . ’ : mies a i i the apy rs had — 2 ai 9 ugj | (2 thin boiled but not boiling starch) should | NO OPEN Ry e W hiskey & Syr ups. ! VW r) ate ads v0 as $ i i ao a . te Sieage coi , pe saad pea eas eek | be folded in sheets or towels, and ironed | N STORE— cient, . r ; : 8: cae iat did a | upon the wrong side as soon as possible. | o. eG ' LP praisers had ptve : ene eee , => —Slight derangement c , v) a ca ee how they could clear themselves in such Wear tr Dors.—Slight — - of the | international Hotel 80 bbls. RYE WHISKEY, sa he had referred to. He thought digestive or other functions is often sufficient 5 20 kegs LEMON SYRUP-20 galls. eaca, 7 | “wince ’ “ory de iur i “hj Pe s there had becn less wt rk done by the ap- | Mg Cause a seed “ iy a ee *; Central Street, | 20 ke ‘Ss RASPBERRY SYR U P, i Mt . .| beginning during sleep and prolonged after ; ° . ion ce y tatl 3t wholesale pric yaisers for what it had cost than for any é ths , se E ‘ 6 whe | On COdsignment at lowest wholesale prices. anid equal sum expended upon the Road. waking. The suffering is great, and the Summerside, P. E. Island. | CARVELL BROS.

Further progress was reported, and the House adjourned

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A bill to sunplify the sale of lands taken into execution, was introduced by Hon Mr, JeGill, and read the first time, and a bill to amend the Charlottetown Cemetery act was ‘gain referre! to committee. Hon. Mr. Dodd submitted an amendment to prohibit any cemetry from being opened within one iniie from the boundaries of the city on the north side of the river

Hon. Mr. Balderson would support the bill with the proposed amendment, as there were so many complaints against the present

Wepnespay, April

; extraordinary degree.

condition an alarming one to parents and friends, ‘The mental excitement is so intense as to resist impressions from without to an It is here that the association of smells can be used more effec- lively than others to break up the morbid train’ A good whiff of cologne almost als ways brings the little sufferer back to its ordinary world; or a little ammonia may be used. But an odor which is agreeable is probably more effective than one which is merely pungent, It isa common observa. tion that mental associations are awakened by odors more than by the impressions of any othersense. In the case of nightmare, the strong, familiar smell seems to break up the train of abnormal mental excitement,

] wish to inform the public that I have now opened one of the best as well as one of the most commodieus Hotels on this Island. I am prepared to accommodate the travelling public with a first-class table, sleeping apartments, and good stabling, sheds, &c., where their horses will be tho- roughly attended to.

Also, in connection with the House, are Liquors of the very best quality,— all at moderate prices to suit the times,

A call from the public will be thankfully received.

W.J.S. GLOVER, Proprietor,

Ch’town, April 26, 1875.—2m

FOR SALE.

A BEAUTIFUL Suburban Residence, Within five minutes walk from the Post

Office. Apply to G. C. CARMAN, Real Estate Broker Junei7th, 1875

jy LAIN JOB AND BOOK PRINTING done at the

~ ALMANAC FOR JUNE, 18765,

MOON’S CHANGES.

New Moon, 3rd Day, 6h.7m., p.m., W. First Quar., 10th Day, 3h. 44m., p.im.,5. E.

Full Moon, 18th Day, 7h. 43m., p.m., East,

3rd Quar., 26th Day, 10h., 27m., a. m., W. | p. ion SUN MOON | HIGH DAY'S | M eo — sets |water |len’th | rise | sets | (it Mi MA it M 1\Tuesday {4 18:7 38) 4 52] 8 51) 15 20] 2;\Wedn'sd'y| 17) 389) 6 24| 9 41 22 3/Thursday | 16) 39) 7 54) 10 30 23 4 Friday | 15] 40) 9 19) 11 18 25 | 5 Sat urday 15) 41) 10 30M 26 | 6 Sunday 15} 42) 11 23| 0 8 27 7 Monday 14) 43| 11 59) © 54 28 8, Tuesday 14) 44M iJ 29 9|Wedn’sd’y; 14) 45) 0 23) 2 28 30 10:'Thursday | 14 46 040; 3.19 | 11\Friday | 14; 47} 056) 418 32 12/Saturday | 14) 47; 111) 520) 9382 13\Sunday | 14) 47) 1 25) 6 28 33 14 Monday | 14; 48) 141) 7 21) 3 15 Soeesay 14 a. 3} 8 Wy 3 16|Wedn'sd’y| 14) 48, 2 23) 8 52! 34 17 Thursday 13} 48} 2 46) 9 35) 35 18 Friday 13) 48, 3 23) 10 16 35 19/Saturday | 13) 48° 4 3/1053) 35 20 Sunday 13} 49} 4 55) 1132) 36 21/ Monday 13} 50; 558A 10 36 22 Tuesday ‘4 49, 7 4| 0 48| 36 23'Wedn'sd’y| 14 49} 8 15] 126] 35 24 Thursday | 14{ 49) 9 26) 2 8 35 25 Friday 15 - ” 40) 251 34 26 Saturday 15} 49) 11 54) 3 47 34 27\/Sunday 15 iA. 19) 4 53 34 28 Monday 16, 49) 230) 6 14 33 29\Tuesday | 16] 49| 3 55] 7 28] 33 i eiuatalaeals ‘a7 7 oe 5 24) 8 35) 15 32

BUSINESS CARDS WILLIAM DODD,

Commission Merchant and AUCVTViONnBER QUEEN SQUARE, CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. ISLAND. CARVELL BROS. AUCTIONEERS,

Commission Merchants, AND GENERAL AGENTS. Lower Queen St. Charlottetown, P, , ft

WILLIAM JAMES HENEY,

AUCTIONEER, GENERAL BROKER, AND COMMISSION AGENT,

DEALER IN CHOICE

| EAM GROCERIES, TOBACCO & FANCY GOODS,

PRINCE ST., COR. OF DORCHESTER,

Charlot etown, P, E. Island. VULCAN FOUNDRY,

GEORGETOWN. STOVES, wholesale and retail. WINDLASS and MACHINERY CASTINGS in general al- ways on hand, or supplied at the shortest notice,

Cash Paid FOR ALL KINDS of OLD & SCRAP IRON. J. A. RUTHERFORD & Co,

" JAMES BRENAN. ‘Hloass, Sign, ad Carnage Painter,

Paper Hanger & Glazier,

SOURES WEST.

| FORWARDING, MANUFACTURERS,

| AND

Orders will receive prompt attention. July 7, 1873. ly

F. M. CAMPBELL. dteneral Vierchant COMMISSION AGENT, NUCLIONEER & BROKER

| TRINITY CORNER, GEORGETOWN, P, B. 1. AGENT FOR THE Standard Life Insuranee Co.

Sept. 1, 1873. ly

CARRIAGE FACTORY.

MVE Subser ibers,havit ing tuken the Factory formerly occupied by Proup & Mac- CouBRAY, are prepared to conduct the busi- ness of CARRIAGE BUILDING in all its departments. Carriages and Sleighs made to order. Repairs done with neatness and despatch. All orders filled when promised. YOUNKER, OFFER & CO 19, 1874—tf

HASZARD BROS., Comission Merchants & Auctioneers,

Oct.

General *gents, G1 WATER STREET, Opposite Merchants Bank,

Charlottetown, J. © Haszarp,

P. E- I.

{ Horace Taszarp.

Se Deere

REFERENCES: Greenshields, Son & Co., Montreal, Messrs. W. & R. Brodie, Quebec,

Messrs. J. S. Farlow & Co., Boston,

Henry Lawson, Esq., Ualifax, N. 5.

Hon. Daniel Davies, Charlottetown, P. E. I. May 3, 1875.

REAL ESTATE AGENCY !

WANTED:

Building Lots in Gharlottetown and Royalty.

Persons wishing to buy or sell Real Es- tate, can get information by calling upon

me, G. C. CARMAN, Real Estate Broker. 11 Exchange Building,Queen St., } Ch'town, May 17, 1874 hp 3m

Messrs.

RAILR) D TIME!

Oo

A LARG# ASSORTMENT OF

GOLD AND SILVER

WATCHES & CLOCKS !

GOLD CHAINS! Sa Laat TOOTH PIC HS!

BAR-RINGS, BROOCHES.

PLATED SETTS! Cruet Stands! BUTTER “OOLERS! SUGAR BOWLS! Butter Kuives, Pickle Forks, &.

LARGE ASSORTMENT JET GOODS !

ROBERT SNEESTON,

No. 91 North Side Queen Square,

Ch’town, Dec. 21, 1574. —6m ‘ET YOUR HANDBILLS AND