€ PT ARE — eT eases wee - WEN VDE y Pay RAL , Cry »y ; rq EWS WAY SUEVES ey a . he) _— . | WIXED CABINET. LATEST VEWS BY TELESRAPH. SUMMARY OF LATEST NEWS. YEW ADVERTISEWENTS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS SUPREME COURT. see meneNenene ~~- oe Urhi . - nA cei icing ON OREN NPR PRI SIRANLN OLIN Stetina ait a te . ci sin Tht ; , al > + Ye wenn, ~ ¢ lowing are the na of the | / td ‘ ’ . ( INJ _— j ke 4 ic ‘ Court opened in the spaciou and well Che following are the nar North America yielded $89,090,000 in bul. C+ FR, AY Bs. i ST A D AC ourt openes ' ‘ ‘ } e names OF lho ! ill be ) lias ‘ ql j Ty V4 ? ted Court room of the new Pro=| ainion Ministers, with the n ' t! , : CGrrawa, Jan, 15.—A Bill will bt on last year, é . 4 O N A yentiate UUrTe FU ' til . nt oO Or 1o “ . f Parliament j f aa tO 17a (re ¢ . ie : - 10 until very r cently Ae ol ++ saasion 6 rliament re les of buildings were added to v | Building, on Tuesday last There | wl 7 t} rs for ‘ ' luced at the next ¢ ] ' ‘ : > t ae uf Fire and Life - nei bil ’ f Dan weil wna ere thereiore, 4 i Reeey ok 1 mail ference of a ries nicago las year - “4 ; a tried: and | form’ Party, lw i providing that the interferen : " ° an S76, ‘a nine criminal cases to be ti . ) } 7 } ‘he ¢ ] Charlottetown, Jan. 17, I oe s six appeals and as many | tiontsts, in Tall ” Minister or any religious denomination — On dil, the English Channel tunnel will MASONIC - sesecpegonees * | eighty record cases, Sxeppe™ r MAcKENZI Diakk, hat n tl a tion of a member to Y& Commenced next April sl > , yosed of. he LACKENZI whatever, in the electi if mt ies ee 7 7 : T ’ | S/JIAA ESP! RES DRA WAS spect i) motions to be dis} sem | ; Sr. Just (1ROFFRION ' i a wilt } ufficient Che Duke of Norfolk has headed a subs J [ | j ) 1 staan ome : " il ine a Gran : : if the ouse of ¢ mmMons, Wiest 8 SUINCle ‘ : ak f nic — a { TOU ¢ ‘ following gentlemen compri the Gran a cae V ait. ae eription list with $5.00 to aid persecuted i } | } NOTK E is hereby given that a dividend tHE tures which ssor Anderson | , ry HUNTING ON Ca J HUiTATE Liae e vrerman priests i 4 " AO i § 4‘ at the rate of . roe a ry 4 " Lonpon. J | \ rin telegram to _ . i . ' : ’ : . . . , . ¥ yrewan (Thoma S LONDON n. lo , 5 The expenditure of the Dominion for the A. Datnsmnes ‘ . n on plays of Shakespeare, | WJ, iH. Bagnall—foreman pr he expenditu team Uuder the Patronage of the Most Worshipful the piven ; f sod. | Handrahan, William Muteh, William Dodd Smit om t { r ) t eported that month of December, 1875, exceeded the ‘rand | PH: te i Ten per Cent. per Annum, } roductive uu good, wee . ce ’ 1 tovle } | 51) B58 RR ‘ rl , ard ish 9} \ ne oe pee i lames McGill, James Douse, W ham Royle, | ( i : 2 iis notified Austria that the receipts by $1,160,658 88. Grand Master ef Prince Edward {s ud, on the paid up capital stock, has been de. - wt : iades people te read a Arthur Holroyd, William Wi ke, | jeo! ‘ a mixed ] ( pany | - ps ail diy as [The London ‘Times’ is reported by ne Cunee whe steeeees oo clare d for the past year, und that the Same > anand hoch | 1 ititude Wright . George Hooper, John | a i 1 unde circum> | ~ ‘ cable to have gained a great victory over its a oo the Head office, 20, St ' R Smith. Francis eQua . 4 sihcsiat ' , “i ee Bi . ‘ , ; 7 eter Street, Quebec, on ; after Ta . j PE AOR, I Henry B. Smith, Fi ~ ee Lind +a half a|! ntemporaries, in having secured the ex- | Victoria Lodge, No.2, AF. & A.M. the 25th in wt eC, ON and after Tuesday, St \ — ‘ inder MeLe i i“ < a. i aed 7 age zt! sté 5 : Ambrose Brown, Alexander : ioe usive use for $20,000 a year of a telegraph woth ; a aie : oy el Mc t | joya . 2 - one Phe Stock and Transfe ook + finest gen wl eV | peo min Hearta, John K bert tans _— 3 Na \ sd ve a) I ent McMahon line which will enable it to publish news main « alam ut til the a 7 KS Will re. } by | } tae imes Palm onn UUFe an ‘ V t { ) ] + +} PD } from India hree weeks ahead of the other l I ZT? ee -RTAIN . oo F , ia 1 inst, 1 ved bv all who! Rae, tH ry . had to-day In it President ! th \ VA ¥Y ENTERTAINMENT, as plane ' k . 2 t ¥ Voe : ' } paper thove, will be given in the By order of the Board, ' be a wor brought in as; ™""° ‘pp t awand good gov- |" ; i eo CRAWFORD LIN rs i read tl 1, that it would ls of indictment were brough ne 4 ) ' } [he annual message of the Governor of a IK LINDSAY, Sec’y t out their sur rl : . e I t the coming general election ee 7 ae fund \ rT N. B.—Shareholders j he P. E. Yate. e nererc ration pon it their su ¢ ; ; e i ; Massachusetts shows that the funded debt i d w d Akg ve o——ONaTenoiders in the P. £, Island ' i , L } yunte ure the os s 2» > “we istrict ‘eceive their dividen ex But, alas the read The Queen John McKenzie, indict t ; } 1 by : - = ee t the state - — $35,5°6,464, or mare ON , 7 a 1j Ne a a or divide nd Cheques : f M 18 for assault with intention of rape. A True) tl ’ . ner ry repose after having been torn than those of New York and Pennsylvania » Sppiacvion to the undersigned. , or ssnui Viti 1 AA lowe . » ‘apmerem ere of Shak speare w ny | Bill ied end eonvlaiad . pa ys in} nd distranted B witation liscord nd combined. The aggregate public indebted« W (i day nin CARVELL BROS , ? bhi. ries ' five e ine ai mt iy ‘ AWRY » “44 ‘ othe . nl a” ° r — “Eee . » , neple regard —w! J idged by his The Queen Joseph E. Heekbert, in vg " Gare oo ) if { t known be did | @@8S, Jnctuding the cities and towas, is over ( iy J VELL, f [ lnSt., } aden 7 cee Edward Islaud - ‘ eueel He age As, Te Ta and | mis in ile 16 18s KHOWN t oT te $195 0 ollars having trebled with- ; ebec, Jan. 17, 1876,—2} ; as their superior in real | dictment for bigamy. A True ! bite widespread ption a cntaniiiies Uakeiainn elev agmeary n dollars, having trebled with at which a select and first-class Pro- , . > ] } ri! ij { ils ese V LEE t ipbE ; ‘ » g > rene ‘ : inlawful amuse raigned and pleaded guity. a icted ! teal iwrecll kee ue : . in the last ten JOers. gramme will be tendered. con- ality —as A mipist funlawlulamu The Queen . George Weldon, indictec ' heen invested with it, France could rely on Mir. Alfred Cope, one of Philadelphia's sisting of NJ Cc yY I ’ | ( : BR} p ' } Ril} \ r } ry 1 . ,; . , av ine we > ts Many more know his name an for manslaughter No Bill, exercising it without weakness 118 notable merchants, died a few days since, satan iiemaides j ia — - z . a lng tillis tor larceny. i) t t { sawn OF re } ee iar \s Wis iL, (} { ‘ ' t ; it } * nal ; . . ry little more about him. And even per rhs Queen Rod’ Gul liopes that God will aid him and that the and gave 20,000 to ~ ee Gardens IASTRC EM ROHL ThAL & VOCAL WLC, Tas ee Meeting of the Shareholders oo a No Bill ' 1 sunk to heaven of that city on condition that no I'quor| APpRESSES READINGS RECITA- | of the Charlottetown Cemetry Co.. wij} a: ill. ; it . ou nd Qtan Matten - ) d uw. *ADINGS, SCITA- | y Co., will ; 1, ‘ end are ready to take ia Ri filler dictment l support of the Nation will not fail him in ‘egy / ‘ - hang ig at ; _ RE oc. sons who read mu and are ready te The Q ween US, K be rt Miller, _ mi) ie hte. 4 m has been proved | ™ py got fk alec The Presis should be sold on the ground, that the PIONS, &c., Comic and otherwise, Charac- | D¢ held D.V.) at the Atle; zum, (upper hail his name on their tongues with reverence, | for malicionsly stat bing. \ ire Lil. ; a at the fulfilment of his mission. ’ animals should not be unnecessarily molest~ ter Songs, &c. on Tuesday, the 1st day of February. at the : ica as something rried — verdict, not guilty i : } y ilent also says he thinks the country’s | ed. and that the society should raise Orchestral music arranged specially for | hour of 8 o'clock, p. m, : really consider his writings as som "< The Queen rs. Richard M, (iluey, nidhic > th y ye i h i i i aia ight not to be reversed till $25,000 in addition. This sum has been this evening by N. P. Stramberg, Esq. By order, which does note ‘ern ther Phey be ment for a misfeasance in the exec ution OF aide sie the | { \ i Sa eee tly t rhe Conservative obtained and the $25 OOO secured. a I r A ommittee have been fortunate in} JOUN LEPAGE. Se i : } t houch thev are not | his office as master of the Lunatic Asyium ) e wi Those who are out of employment in | 02'#!!!)S some very superior talent, and Ch'town Ji i. ae lieve in their heart though they are Bu > . Island. No Bill t! ! wr , nd Liberal policy which he always intens Tl : a can, With assurance, look forwar his | ow Sue Sy ae aa of Prince Edward Jsian 7 \ Tt : : ao (rlasgow, and are therefore provided with : ; coe rward to this} _ , } w! t the v feel that . hert f, VW KIns naict \ t li at tt } ’ > ' 5 ” . } OCCASION AS A rare treat yd enou to s ea lhe Queen Robert | _—— ' _ ; , ded toy] id preva The Pall work on the improvement of the public Vl M yn ic EI sev: } f | } } } } rus ) euturies > yr "env t ms ik . ‘i ne asonic mutertalnment hel in thi is DOOKS ar iry with the rust ¢ f centul ment for larceny. , 12 om wa i i I ; { e and ft Par says | parks, are paid ashilling aday, with a warm : iit am . : : Ss held in this d gga Soe Lauchlan McKinnon, hrf . ala ‘ , dit <p eatin: Nacpsae ploy city have become proverbial for the success ‘ } ‘ reating reai loterest . a | M Nevit the i ( wsery t . , M ) imation cau i a great Ginner in adaition, ADO JU are sn pioye that has attended then si a 2 . 1 incapat ‘Cau harles McKinnon and ohn MeNevin ’ , I —_e t 7“. ae a fc ee Hem, and nothing will ——o id >and what re - - burglary and larceny, a True t Mr. | 2 ‘ ' _, ed on such terms. Twent-five cents and a) ye. cyared to make this one fully equal to|MVHE Winter Term of v ituti How mistaken S00 Soees ate ae "| indictment for burglary an -o \ amma dinner per day is not very encouraging re- | any vet held Pm 4 m oF this Institution Inn wal -uilty. ( 2nd \ aks bie ’ ° 2 auy J pa w . nence o he first dav = a thorouch ier i they evince, every | i. Verdi's, gusty ] i the Wi : muneration, The fact that so mary are Prof. Earle takes charge of th musical | ruary ™ oe a a ane Ge ‘ Cay of Feb. Shak On Friday, the Grand Jury visited the) ). i : ’ é rlad to avail themselves of it show that | portion of the proeramm. => BEKt, as the Classes will then be Re. ? r of ~ kes! r ware a . i pe! ; : } i programme, arrange d. Cancidates seeking | f Sh ; Lunatic Asvium. the Poor House and the ' A ( vent { , of the bard times are not confined to Canada. Doors open at half-past 7 o'clock; enter- | the cadees Sa ta ao eking to perfect se t) 1 { vets, DecaUu Wes hsce . ’ hin a" : ’ 5 . } 1 teaching = protess) speare is ae Tai} r es hey found in a ical’ . ‘ be | talnment Commences at & ‘lock } ; ” ; on I ounty Jail The Asylum they found in , ! ‘ A vy % G 9 ssory rhe largest revolving gun that has probs oS at 5 0 Clock. shouid apply at once t cure bent . t y that nature is | ~OUMY /™ - ite aa oey, oF ) 1 eras, aaadae . ed i s } rICKETS :—Unreserved Seats 23 cents: | 'T ne > tamenish na he .13 moral u way that na a Every part of it was). oy ed byt nev t ‘ i ~ ‘ ‘ for he ca ably ever been manufactured is now at the r au an Lege seats 20 cents; | The advantage of Normal rraining must be y He does 1 attempt to teach by 7 PRADA 4 aia of the gentle. mn 1 M : _ ; royal gun factories in the Koyal Arsenal, | **“** Es —— 00 cents—to be had at the | great, mere knowledge without ability of mora 7 q iy ; “ | scrupulously clean son eae es ( ‘ ? : we Mraser, Woolwich, England. It isa revolver with | '°"%) Paces, and aiso of the following impérting will not avail, Our future Teach- 1tJatical dulness. « go about tocircum- |. marked, ‘ person could eat his | | ie . whose only hoj . 2 nd assisted inre- fye caeaean firing successfully through eae " Longworth, Chairman : ers must be up to the requiremeyts of the ¥3} 1 ' wcuialae = ; : ; Alex. McKenzie ow . y ime. Thi a Wan se vent Giod”’ by showing how he would have dinner ott the floor The patients, ger iccess depend pon the ius to g I ) an open-mouth barrel, and moving about | F id a . as We McLeod, Wm. H. | time. This our Normal School, under the en ‘ ) ns 1 inn a o ' calli 1 idl Ath od oee : Ue as on o kind of teed. ti eudshe cheese 6 Ind@ey, Cyrus McGregor, H. M¢ *herson, | able management of the Principal, and f made the universe, if his opinion had been jy have greatly im} ‘din ap] ~~ * | be eXerted Dy thels Wealth: ARG am ag | N, J l4 f ty tis ‘ a Win. Bethune, CU. J. Griils, Alex, Devine Assistants, is fitted to impart ag — . ry, ait » as Hr ' i ; ewt: and appears to be very ingeniously cons | ..,,, : ee oo art. — > ‘ ature an re yubt not ealth, since i! { n Messrs.Smith, Burpee and Coffin 1 th s Harvest | and Cape - : and . asked He is content to teach as nature and we doubt not in | . j osenramoul VW oct - tv in 1872 } : ¢ j hoot trived. It will shortly be forwarded to J. M. BUTCHER. Secretary DONALD McNEILL, Sec'y 7 3 ' : ‘ WW < g . ee shin zto rea l 13/2. neon ss of w! i t yee vl : . Ge Mme sm, Secrets a > sill ie - oa o° foes, and leaves the attempt to explain Blanchard and W took voted for the ‘Vashin3ton eR: : Y r Shoeburyness to undergo a series of trials pee , Educatior Office. 17, 1876, 10es, bes ' : y : VY } r a Re mbers 10 supported ted n collision off Cape Tuskar ee eer vaseline ates . tes ‘ ne - ee Every ro m and every cell is, however, they with other members who sup; i | > In competitions with various charges of gun Visiting Broth is . . oe si, she it lieable te saker and more pre- | “#¥°") ‘ ‘ of isitiag brothers will please appea asog S§, | the inexplicable to weaker Te - | occupied There is still the old want of | the government ‘threw away their most st Friday, and all on board were lost. It} eotton. oT + pea ‘ppear ia Masonic Dress, .* vane ” a apt . ich Aa 5 ‘ . : i t= Pary i " ree : it si i sumptuous men. Finding no contami jis ponianieens Cine iin . entive wondered warliammonters ted that the st { ia ¥ t Massachusetts has just discovered that | ** ! resramimes now ready with Tickets. t : ie room and means of employment sacre pre Balive ren t } : : a ; dan, 17 1876.—2in . nation for himself in the scenes of life, he dustrious old lady who thinks that “if she | , a , by-word and a reproach, scorned t New Yor 1 Sunday, somewhat | the number of persons » coed te in Oe ete ; * tua Se salad _ o Se tee a ee = se wed led with the Ha ( Oueen, | her prisons for crime has increase from id . Or does not fear to represent them to othe is idle Satan will find some mischief for her) .onstitutional primetpie Vase ntenipet is 1900 to 5000 in the last five years. She is PIE 5 ’ - ae ou . ee gy th tter ai ce ee pa ! And though he ves to GWweil On ali the to d . has turned a room in one oF the uj mm the granada & privileges ind ti lI n i not at all happy about it. The annual sta- | R 8 PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND ‘ ‘ a t} ' I im Ithat © 1 Victoria’s coming i ie Baia Pad OC or . loveliness of life, and delights in the cre- | ge}jars into a tailor shop nd there she measure of inquity being full they went ~ | Satis of crime fue wom ons Oty, Sante . ; A od the damp unwholesome i election) with « violated ( g, has refer to t ‘pP- up for year closing Oct. 31, show a slight . “#0 any <n i « reathing > dam unwiiodi om i, t¢ the re @ral I Wik ‘ ™ . re ation of the most beautiful and spiritual gits, bre I E me ie pe ; ndteditee | 3s Beatrice with | increase in the volume of crime over the St P : . B 9 types of human nature, he does not fear/ very busy with her needle all the day | trust toreceivea faithless steward’s reward P | year before. Che total arrests was 84,400, . Peers oys School-room. vt I huma Mi ’ , . webilae G in ! ’ ‘ , : : 74 : ae . ; ake | long, and guite contented. She has her), ling tothe ° Globe’ of 22 ‘ or 12 per cent. of the entire population of eee to portray the follies which otten make long, } . ante rang “ the <ord May rhe M teria . at has virtue tt i ‘ f the 54,655 held ue exami TUESDAY J {8th . . i a ,' wish gratiie ur b makes g00d | )s79 A < pone Nt sign himse] i é laa OO Cte: a . gy gh anuar man appear contemptible, or the base lothes for her fellow patients. But the I i \ ae aaa terminated. The Proclamation of Presis | nations, 36,841 were males and 17,814 y " : r clothes for her feio eo a \ Don't-Know-Wh isked us yeste " vse passions which blast his soul. rhus pe the pat vm t ibsolutely ; wisi ? ) ;' McMa 1 effect. | females. err sce ‘pa the m rity of the tients are aoeoiureis day to tell him what the eal net is; t j t} \ Amba i n SF Oo F : 1; } ‘ >y ’ ' . : ee , " I ried that U AUS as fhe sum of $5,224,850 has been subscris bi 7° ” ie ntent t seve CBAs CVER | en. ane rigorous ither; and pent up caeilea ie ; ’ ae = conn ; ; i} idle during rigorous Weatuer; a } all we can » is to commit to him and it Consta \ ( itA - | ed and secured to the Centennial Fund, but ' 1e ston¢ in preach sermon in Ol ae the Asylum, they must find life avery | overy otix sound Reform e above Not g : . nt : it appears from the report of the Select ND ‘D Ay CY > ~ s toe wise to deny that there may be weary burden. Wetrust they w next | history and extracts, for there is not within . —_—e ““"\ committee of Congress that an additional 7 Sf RIN G TRI ; 18 i 6, : ’ eT — i b Phe _ For 1 -j . ‘ Yr y r rood ineverything.’ Indeed he, who | winter be domiciled in a new Asylum, pro-| . ature @ name becoming it en sum of £1,537,00) will be needed to carry | (4 \I I] K \ \\ HITE a —— = : oe fe ’ our noment ' — ng | fy PD DERRY ON THE COLONIES, | 0Ut the contracts for the buildings and to , 4 eT P } furt . oto > 4 rided rith cilities for relleving ? e- + ¢ . oe f " ' LORD LhD y f i i . } ai > 1T . , ro 411i men saw f rthest into the heart vided with fa ig tue no lelinit the nature of such a craft / ‘ . i complete the other preparations, so that -——-- THE LIRST-CLASS IRON SCREW STEAMSHIP . ’ + ‘ 5 daaetactoat } . ” —_ - . * a and mind of man, is the one whom it} dium of their existe , al, Se) with such a crew / V Lorp Deroy,.speaking at Edinburgh on | the buildings may be opened on the 10th | NEW PLAYS NEXT WEEE, c ' : ; ‘rand Jury found ina state of cleanliness _ o ee of May next free from debt. The com. ae a Tt y 99 ms easv to fancy. using his own words, | Grand Jury ind in a state —_ : uturday, made the following remarks with . . | Jauuary 17, 1876. seems easy lancy,using h Page at ke ENGLAND AND THE COLO oerene 9 mittee recommended an appropriation of | : | “3 P ingnty recv and comfort juite creditable o mr reference to the colonies and their connec< - ’ | In nature’s book of infinite secrecy, a ie ee $1,50),000 by Congress for the purpose, | . i § little I e ead.’ H: rvie and t!} (;overnment The en y . ¥ tion with the empire _ rn r i . | COOMBS & WORTH A little ave read. arvie and tlh . Sur Statiord Northcote, Chancellor of the ; 7 lhe current expenses are to be covered by 4 1304 t -™ ] ed 100 Al, which ig : . . . ais } can 09 + Cianttem - it} ne iratio ee i a a 4 36 ons register, classec Ai, WhICc Any-one who thinks, as many do, that the | tence. ‘ Imprisonment with hard labor, Exchequer, in a speech delivered lately at Gentlemen, | — '’ a " ee h the receipts from visitors’ fees | a highest class at Lloyds oe : y “ie a. a erors for crim-~ e ind enjoyment the excellen speech . on . } as J HI T | o—~ oe — plays of Shakespeare are dry reading, | has,we can well imagine, no te PPOs Or Crim~ | a meeting of Conservative w kingmen tele. dolivaced. by Me. Bester. Mr. R. x, Barnum told the following in { i ROBERT FRASER COMMANDER ~ f th ran ] n istakes c f life inals who throughout each day idly toast iat Manc ter nok amongst other! t¢ A ae et heers snd I have the less 1is lecture in ( hicago ‘6In his eee a ; ; makes one of 1é¢ grand mistakes OF ill ' : ; i. SY VENTS, SPVES & wees OU tial sub) “en J ' . 4 -e| gentleman and daughter stood gazing at the | ~ ae iain sie aan ane ‘ i i Be rlowine heart) Che i itn avree it ost. if | 8enweman ¢ “ve — 51 WATER STREE‘4L . ! If it may be said of any good book, that | “e'r sHins belore a glowing 4 sedans "| things of the colonial connectio ae See = —w bim, a ! a a —" ' Siamese Twins. ‘lhe showman said they | eer W ill be on Berth at tilasgow, re : . : state of the Poor House ar its inmate : : 1ot all of what he said. Cheers]. 1ere : sili 1 ] a t never gets old however long ago it may ee ae t Beuss ” , | 4imost equaled M roster in bis estimate been a change in regard to colonial | Were the most remarkable phenomenon In Vharlottetown, - - - P. E. Island, to Receive Cargo, about ee aa oa ogee t]y though under the management of kind | |, the advantages which may redound to’ jiu. itl 1 ‘tl e | t twenty-five years | the known world, were born in Siam, etc. Jan.17°76 ly 1s ee en hie i re-emiuently ; . orf th Au tags Wilic Peaoul policy within the las entyrlive ye: ) ; ) wii nT ~ lave been written nis 15 Pre-CMIBCONT | and attentive keeper—the Grand J ary ee ee ihe eee ae xtraordinarv, | Brothers, | suppose ” remarked the gen- aiticas ihe Fifteenth March, . 1 Amreat Dritain irom a coionial poricy yoicen Ww 2 is i1ithe iess than extraorainary. . : - : : true of the dramas of Shakespeare. found anything but satisfactory. 7 : 1) 1 tered Parliament, in ]849 and tleman interrogatively, still looking with NOTICE , rd ( ; a A. aelatne onl a a would render the connection of the colonies | hen 1 — von : al : aaa ahs I suld | Wonder at the tied-up. ‘ Yes sir, brother’s; | . Leaving Glasgow for Liverpool - us s resh. as ex ipg. + a } ¢ : » the following r years after rds, &@ member ho snouKk . . ° u | cial . - ~wrer " . ahey are just a " . —* Or irday they made th VIN2 | with the empire perpetua He said a ee : ; : naturally brother’s too,’ said the showman ESSRS. PHILIP McLAREN & SON} es I ‘ the very . I ! naye iid stress On the importance of keep- os id th 2s ie 1 ss AEOUT FIFTH APRIL AND WILL LEAVE fullof deep human interests as the very present I lam t} sred to a that t eer re : as ‘My dear, said the visitor, religiously, turns | + having assigned all their Stock and |

} U i i hat g up the connection between the colonies | . ¢ . mae : ee gal ‘i ; a “lua : .

events that are happening in our own ¥ ? i any large schoo mong our opponents i t mother country would have been of Pre a ane = a ue : “a Sa aia seaaes ‘id van : | lV i: R P¢ i iL - | 5 . ‘8 : WE " ee oe ce hie . oe of Providence in linking two natural bro- | creditors, al! persons owing the saic lilip 4 4 - . T are a vanee hinkers as holding : } ra : streets in our cwn days. They are as :' ; who endeavor to teach the } eople that t down ts lvan ‘ : Som ary i 7 Me thers together instead of two strangers.’ | Mclaren & Son are hereby notified to pay FOR . 1 . i y ! 2 : ectable, it Old-fasbioned and oosoiets fe . : ‘ . ‘ debts due t} a hee ts ' isclnatiag to us as to the play-—goers at g ow S there is antagonism between the interest a The doctrine most in favor was [he Admiralty has advertised for tend- | ®'! debts due them to me, at my office in revegn oven AD = ‘ a a \ | Bol Nn bag | 1C8S oe ee rae < ton ing the ‘ Vanguard.’ this actic Charlottetown, where the accounts are now {' ) ' j the eld Globe Theatre in *‘ Great Eliza’s re ’ of England and those of our colonies, but hat a colonial empire added nothing to, ers ior raising lh¢ ae od. Sole om) ready for deliy ry 4 / \ () 4 ' r r , e « ed s he road { ' ‘ ‘ i , , its heaing cen. it is Ps ( > genes | ee = eee 1/ 4 t a -olden time.’’ They have this creat ad- R : te ana | this I will say vat for ourselves, at il strength, involved needless expense, | ' eing oe . ee i, - oe nee Ali debts unpa‘d after the first day of . mae ; : ' ‘tal. and | events, we i at tl y | and increased th ty to war. Now, ral belief tha 1S GLNSMS 38 TORUS. February next, will be sued for without On or about the i5th April tave 1} ther soks: they » not \ S sas epre 1G re " a , f nis ron ti he coloni may or may not be—itis no easy matter to! , a. : “ina ’ é y é f Vao i’ a [ tile } ‘ nia ; evervbody is 10r holding on to th coionies J - | further notice, only furnish food for the profound student. otu i vyhich we have got, and a good many peo. ift a sunken ¥ el of the . of the iron WILLIAM DODD. } Carrying FREIGHT at THROUGH RATES Aa Wiis ? ” oy nies, and that : , t */ ple seem to be in favor of finding new clad to the surface—but at all events the Charlottetown, Jan. 17, 1876.—4w from London, deliverable at Charlottetown, but, by the very circumstances under ! ' ' : ul r it otherwise, he is teaching doctrines y ones I do not hold, for my part, that Admiralty will have the credit of trying to - —— | Pictou, Georgetown, Summerside and She- : es : 1: i g f Mr. Har l e ' 7 & : “pip Te ' ee 7 ae, t ieee raluabl Ces y , +3 : : which they were written, they have quali- : aand | ee recudiete. [tis all vere « to say there is any practical use in trying to look rescue the valuable piece of property LOOK HER EK Cine. ‘ h k ; t of them ‘ a oi i ii - : into futurity when we are dealing with which the ‘Iron Duke’ sent to the bottom. - 4avts, The Steamship has ficst-class Accommo- es : ake a great part o i¢ “ & '1| ‘Don’t attempt m t Littl ‘ eee oe : ; "h are wi any s is i - ° ° : imite : "28S . ties which mak I : n of} Dom ¢ attemy Oa stand’ OF | the relations which ought to exist between | That there will be many tenders is quite) 47] gpeoynts furnished Christinas, | ‘ation for a limited number of Passengers. ‘apable of rapid and easy apprehension “4, | govern the great Emy extended over! yw.) : ee unities as Austra~ | improbable, for few persons will care to . For Freight or Passage, apply in London, apabie oI rapl 5 : { want i. | & I iogland and such communiti as i ee 4 *7 — San 1 & SONS ; ; ee r 4 ; i eee eae a 1 We have never in this | undertake so serious 4 task as raising the 187 e and at Midsumme Pr. 18 i), ) to Messrs, JOHN PITCAIRN & SONS, 69 to the most ordinary minds. Qur great la in mp r | the whole face of the vy i ana COMPpriss | jia and Canada, e have never 12 Ui rt Caineiiied” ‘aaah prove till ome Ginn ’ Cornbill: in Glaszow. to JAMES KELSO. : . ; . a. i ‘ of Enalish hlood ! country. been good at laying down and an euar’ vor ee » Suill, SOL : r oA ee . a es — > oe oe dramatist discovered natures way of ; 7 ing nations who | 5s OF isngiish bioo ony. Pee i sine bol 1s of policy. | may be found willing. for a reasonable sum, | 0f s¢ ttled hy the Lith Feby uary, | ESQ., junr., 88 Hope Street; in Liverpool, i i } is th he i of | ~° Bi ; -., | themselves, are well able to govern then ee ee 1 aren oo meats to attempt the feat. biolie . , ‘ to Messrs. PITCAIRN BROS, Brockley teaching. His. alone. ia the method o a of , 12 ling gether with le re ie ss ; : le _orgpers success has een oo y a : Sathiiniie Soaeneeienieseatin tenga 1s im. will he CONSIYI d Jor le gal Buildings. 51 South John Street; in Pictou, S wa a 28 . [ ourse © aol IP*! who di what iay before taem to do, b HE ISRAEL! GOVERNMENT AND 2 DRITIS ’ ’ N. S..to Messrs. NOONAN & DAVIES, or at re. ; ok Wii : J ‘ 1 . vo - . : ee . 6 . . . I se Oo Messrs. } AAaAl é as — ‘nails | ke aa anything of the sort; but iy OSs !who never dreamed * the —o a eens: he aw a — collection. avithout distinction. Lage es po » “ : 7o pr i f } ‘ 4 al ne o bring about 1@ Tounders made some bDiunders tn in ant ou 0 > —_ ? , ¢° OR 4 -RESS' € : sible to mantain a connection, itis possible | they helpe ito ing Act > a wD IMMORALITY} LN THE PR < s of hard Jat " " J of the East India Company never contem~ Parliament. and upon the whole has suffer- MARK BUT( HER. Peake Bro 5 & roe n tal f 11 LY 1 the ry t iu! t i ; , 7 > : re! -- * —— ae ; ; meee ss iving | tO M Intain @ unity in e In pre -d an Indian empire, and the Ministry | ed of Jate in prestige. But it seems likely Jan. 19, 1876.—4in Ci’town, Jan. 00. 1676.~208 We see with great regret, that the |, gra 'es~ | that shall be felt throughout the Fs first colonized Australia thought of | to enjoy a lease of power of considerable iene wl as recast its eA ERIE NET als ‘ * ° r t , . ‘ . > t 1) } } « . oO ‘ roa Ff . y, ¢ le C Presbyterian has fallen from its high | p* é, | and breadth of it sp ‘ lit nothin g except of getting convenie p4 rid | duration. ( eran are noe Pg \ Ki] | NG ) ‘RY 9 a : ef hae . : onvicts who were troublesome at home. | the prolongation of its existence. n the b 4hidsEL sos q ¢ ine +e > le ) ” »cirahlea hat we should main , convicts who V i ! he } i ; : . . position as an instructor of the people in na t desirable, that re ee A laugh]. And as it has been,so it will be. first place there is nothing that needs doing morality and religion. It has freely —— se | munity of feeling betwe her | have seen many planus for connecting | immediately, that it cannot do as well, at ——— pean riven pt yminent place to an advertize- | 5 most distant colonies } t lit istralia and Canada more closely with | least, as any Cabinet that could we : FOR SALE BY THE SUBSCRIBERS, ~ . . . . i iia i me he | this country, but never yet one that even | from the ranks of its opponents ben in | : ; inent, the insertion of which no amount I Gr . 2 & l is Gesirable that W 1d t mn tp aa a ; “ eel wena and if the em~! the second place an impression prevails a 1 e argains. 300 Bis Choice Herring i i , ’ alonies 1 t eY t wh 1», wa ky Ww exists « 4 L : ; : : “i * ‘ ° of money could procure In any decent I ' cononies thas spiri ’ pire is to be kept together I think we must | among the British people that the Disraeli ° Le ’ t a +} r ve So Sun , nan ene e ‘o] ‘ 255 -_-_— rDNA > 2p eT >< ournal In rebukiog the sin of the ; ea ae among them—t! } ” trust that result not so much to politic 11 Government is sound on the Colonial = MacKENZIE & STUMBLES. — : : throug i howe proud to feel themselves Englishmen machinery, however ingenious, as to the | tion, and that in its hands Britain’s rela- 1e Subscribers beg to inform all who Ch'town Jan. 10, 1876.—1m. Patriot, the Presbyterian has sinned ten 1: makes them turn upen every « sion to | steady and careful maintenance on our side | tions are safe. And in the third place, the want t ) pur hese ae . LIPeiy $ t l is é es rem turn Uposr vel . t \ . : . " te rm : . Sal . . aie ” wt F CUaS . . , 7 : ' ‘ e , sical : : ; ; : : { those cordial relations “hich we wish to | British Liberal party seems for the present > . alac ( II . times as deep] itse ff, We have often i arn that this want w be y sul Nee hich is their Monarchy as wei] | 0! those cordia : ; 1 c¢ oO dies COLeZe. ply a + ic ean ak oted 1 ae Sore ae ~ | the Crown which is tl e { : _— . bane, Qcntinid. Help freely given when | almost hopelessly demoralized. Its Achil- F °, an 1 aa I ring —— £ thought that a censorship of the Press o ‘ as our Monarchy. And I say while we ought sally wanted, all needless show of control | les sulks in -his tent, or amuses himself i bt H MVHE Classes in this institution will be "e- ‘ , , ° ? ’ at ' } » . 1 Aa she "atic Trae i | an aanee 8 ————- - tnis Island would be advisabie. Certains 1 Poor House was next visited, a: I to be cautious indeed that we do not ever- ioided, abstinance from hasty — reck- oe up a \ pia degrees, or rap | i 5 epuned co Welmeetes. Gs DA ; : Oe Ga . Me fe : ia , and less criticisms, consideration for the pecu~ | dew arwarde bes, etc., etc., a | , ; oak . ly. editors and publi shers should be com- | t ta thirty-four males and tw '0— | strain the bonds that exist between us, and less criticisms, consideration fo 1€ pecu aown irwar« - rees, etc., etc Tae | January, instant, at 10 o'clock, a. m. a : f males The J reg that its Lior : : : . ieee inten liar sensitiveness which is the the invariable | other head can re-unite and lead the Liber- | tHaT THEY ARE SELLING AT AND I ew ¢ revent inconvenience in the nelled to undergo an examination some- : run the risk of breaking that communica- , , . ; . ‘ ae oe : or ; ‘ hf order to prevent Ipnconvenien pessee * , was not found satisfa and, although the é characteristic of young communities—these | al host to victory. The various sections | arrangement of the classes. it is desirable what similar to that to which school | keepers seem to be kind and att tive, yet, | tion by relying too much upon it, | say, at things, at least, are in our power; and they | of that host differ widely in their views and | \ ‘ t} al all students inten tis g to enter for the t athers are subjecte i Never before has i 4} W vider S that th uniortuna the same time, be cautious how you dis will go far to prevent the wish for Separas objects and cannot be brought to act well | UNDER WHOLESALE PaIces, ensuing term, should be in attendance _ ; oe bil: J ¢ : h dis Real beinge,whose necessities compel them to rely | solve it, be cautious how you drive away ration from growing up in any oe ns 2 hile 9 a of gr ae wit..in the first week of the epening. 1e siradliity ¢ uch @ meas yee! upor he iblic fur support, were by n : : “ ( , de sritis > 1@ Disraeli Cabinet may calculate ti - "7s ° _— -_ ane the desirability o i oo = ed ‘very | those who are only too ready,if you hold out speaking colony now under the British | tinues th eng : leery ~ To uit the Dull Times! J. LONGWORTH, Hon, Sec y. so forcibly shown as by the last issue of | ™°@ns, comfortable, the building being very : len Crown.” | On retaining in its grasp the reins of Gov- Ch'towrn, 19, 1876,—2i ( wn ’ cold ¢ + bedclothing of the meanest de~| your hands, to grasp them, and receive 2+ esc e ernment. : ty ANP) 1060.— » resh tert ° eer t | ] iv .F 7 7j> 4.977 5 A’ y vq} , . -,° } the Pre J ban rif | your smallest advances with the most en: | CONFEDERATION IN SOUTH APF. From a table furnished to the British ' FI VANCIAL 5 PROFESS A NDE cate ruRE.—On Fri- | thusiastic cordiality. You speak some- | RICA. | Board of Trade by the railway companies of | vn See ae dt 0 ( (Wil 00 al ‘dl Ory , aV sha “ibs, . ” . : A . : : i . | » ITnite : go is j mane Tue Citizen thinks business is not im day evening last, Professor Anderson deliv~} times, and you speak justly, of the loy ity Canadians having themselves made the | — oie ot — Pet "y > { t fn ‘ | i itizen t 3 s1Dess 1: * 2 : oe : , : j J mes ap 22nc 3 } _ i ' “in red al re, inthe Y. M. C, A. Hall, at the | of Englishmen, and noone can doubt the | experiment of Contederation. must regard | +Ondon funes o she : - a : vader | all Pp (if f al d lee ' Annual Meeting. proving in Halifax. It reports that on oat a lia Alans deni | a . with interest, the progress of the scheme | that during the months of . uly, August and si . ; “quest of the Charlottetown Debating Club, | feeling which animates Englishmen in this : ing a similar confederation of the | SePt-, 331 persons were killed and 1,574 in- | TUE aunual meeting of the above Com- the thirtieth day of June, before the ori- halts iil: tints Knilinee 5; for forming a similar confeder: a} +. edly wel ; The well-earned reputation of @ feCkUrer | eountry when any loyal sentiment is evok- British, or rather British and Dutch. coijos | Jured. The causes are given in nearly every | pany will be held on TUESDAY, the final and renewal notes for previous | attracted a large and appreciative audience, | oq. but let me tell you, for I myself have | nies in South Africa. Lord Carnarvon’s = e, SIX aro aie ara ren ROBERT ORR & Co. 25th inst., at Scott's Hall, Kent ones | f ' wits s ‘ i oe arge nu { ath: | 2 o'clock r the clecti . quarterly settlements came due. the a fre nt bursts apy be 4 1eSs witnessed it, that the sentiments of loyalty proposal appears not to have been un 1ecept- alone a | time See e Senena r . 10g = os m., for u e« - 7 -t : es a . ' ; r , ' ‘ baithal y “A > assengers were iliec »y causes ; | ors and the transaction of other DUSsIness. : ‘ stné [1 1, it ; ‘ a ble to the Colonists in general. It en- | P®ssengé a (QTD . ATE amount of overdu paper, unsecured, | to t ny t ' ~ | Which exist in England are no stronger, | ia aa, trong oppo saan on the part of their own control, and 389 wounded, and 22 I Os | | ( IN I M IN | . All shareholders should be present or re- ; ‘ . te . 1 arcur it ant ste in an ‘ i Sais CC > “ae Vee : petty“ ‘ + i oa . ; . ai held by the bank of Nova Scotia, the | ° . si i onght é | SeUhe if they are 90 Gomonsivatively strong | 1. Cape Ministry, of which Mr. Molteno| Were killed from their own misconduct or | \HE time for receiving tenders for Oyster | Presented by proxy, A. SIMPSON, See’y . ' shee f hye eased with on . , , e eo eee in . r * j fe serv: ; ; ‘ ‘ al : A. SIMPSON, see y- Merchants’ and the Union, (the People’s | @@ ie" hat failed een as those which | have seen in distant coio- | was the head. The real reasons for this op. Want of caution, Of the servants of the Bed Wharf, Rustico, will be extended |, ; a tras © wit i, 59 i { Profes Nt $01 tures. The sub-|_. . : loarly lained; the os- | Tilway companies or contractors 16 were! yntil w »dnesday, the 2nd February ne Charlottetown, Jan 10, 1876.—3i 7 ‘ 4 joint oF ee ' | nies and dependencies of the Empire. It | position are not clearly explained; the os- | , , any, She Sam Peoruary pext. not se nding in thelr returns that month } ect Va Shake pea v of Hat ’ ; i f ; ten ible ground was the alleged tendency killed by causes beyond their own control, RICH ARD WEEKS S P Ww a =o Ww : . J . - r | Was my gon ortune On One occasion to oT : i = . Fhe Ow » thile fr j ' , ee ; : I Ga a io - Was $91,276 19 the Bank of Nova scota The { r analyzed the g it (rag i oe ae ee oi tt Lord Carnarvon’s action to override self- | and 15 wounded, while from misconduct Jan, 17. 1876.3 _——— le dine ioe n : ; oo spend Her Majesty s birthday in the city of -overnment in the colony. Itseems, how- and want of proper caution the large nums : ‘a9.—6 . ae eile leading off with $50,191.22, (the most of | mast ae iol a a lor o; and Ivan truly car’ that tho en- | o.. 3hcs bee Molteno and his colleagues | ber of 187 met their death, and 790 were | ‘. persons having clain Si a ; heli ld ind | JOorento, andi can truly say that the en ever, that Mr. Molteno and his colleague : 1 th 50) € the | 4 Estate of the late Martin Hogan, will ¢ i s 0 ape re beileve ) >| Opening sh ca . eS ee saccaitimal tiie eM injured—more than 50 per nt o —— - , ' it in at J on I pe r, We beileve ), the | ' ’ ‘ t! renired | tine it thusiasm displayed of loyalty to the Nove would certains have bean defeated a their ie nie Bight e ee on } } lease present the same for pay ment. All Merchants’ following with $30,333.36, | '" wegk : thas Manchester herself mjeh; | OWN parliament had not the Home Govern, | ent! ee ee wee persons owing the said Estate will please merena ; | the almost. miracul power his ma- | reign was suc has Manchester herself migtut ment gratuiton ly provided them with a); P®ssengers or employees, were killed, and | v1 une i } it lelay