SIXTY DOZEN. FELLOWS’ COMPOUND

Syrup i! Hypophosphites At Wholesale.

City Drug Store, Vi arg: Building, Aug. 23, 1875 5

$5.» $20"

ing people, of ¢

. WATSON.

oe -

ted!

Agents W Ane

classe ss of Work. her sex, you O

make more money at work for - oe th ben? | Spare moments, or all the time, th an =. thing else. Particulars free. Post car; ; to States cost but two cents. Address 2 STINSON & CO., Portland Maine. r

Prescription Free -

Por the speedy Cure of Seminal w Lost Manhood and a) ll disorde “Ty on by indiscretions or excess | Any Druggist has the ingredients | Address Davipson & i Box 2296. New | York. Sept. , 1875.

eak-

ness,

| brought

_— ——

Te Greatest Nei Discover

OF THE AGE!

After lengthened experiments,

Dr. Samuel La’Mert,

of 15 Gower Street, Bedford, Square Lon- don, has discovered a» infallible re medy jin allcases of Nervous and Physical De.

bility, Spermatorrheea, and Impot results of Solitary Hs abite, e€XCess or tion. The treatment is based o acquired during more than

years successful been found to fail Colonies, can | ind the appropri | warded, with Dr. La’ Mert

: ence, tue

infec.

i experience twenty-five practice, und has rarely Patients residing

ted by

In the ye trea

ite safety ’s Work on

The Phisiclogy with a review of the domestic infelicity.

coirespondence, for- }

» bY post,

remedies can be

and secresy

. Ar we

Marri ag

causes that lead to and prevent the attain.

|} ment of the le; gitim ate ol jects or the | married state may be had, price 25 ce nts, |of J. H. Woolrich, Dreggist, Halifax, iN. 8., of H. A. Parr, Druggist, Yer.

mouth, N. S., of Henry Eil bot . and of Bremner Brother co Oe

| Aug. 30, 1875.

FREEHOLD FARM ON LOT 44 POR SALE:

| "HE Subscriber offers for sale all the

right title, and interests in the Farm lately owned by John Kickham. situate on Township No, Forty-four, at the head of Souris River, consisting of fifty acres. The said farm is conveniently situate to Sc hoo] House, Grist and Saw Mills, and is worthy ithe attention of those who require a nice farm. Title good, and terms easy,

Wa. D. STEWART. Ch’town, Aug. 3, 1874

Pic tou. N,. 8, E 3 harlottet town,

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ll Petitions for Private Bills must be pre- sented within the first three weeks of the session. 3

The fee now payable for a Private Bill is Two Hundred Dollars. ROBERT LEMOINE, Clerk of the{Senate ALFRED PATRICK, Clerk of the House of Commons,

res,

-HERMANS & SON,

Bell-Hangers, Gun aud Tin-swiths,

QUEEN STREET, OPPOSITE WATSON’S DRUG STORE, a to return their thanks to the » for the d fo them Since their « business, and ask for same. They

general eral patronage extend- mmmence ent li a continuance of the keep constantly hard :— A NEAT ASSORTMENT OF

TINWARE, KITCHEN UTENSILS,

&e. ec.

e:

on

All orders in the above business will be puactually attended to

Having lately made large purchases | Cheapest Markets, intended for

House Builders,

in the

such as

_ | Gas Fitting, Water Closets, Bell

Fitting, &e., &e.,

| We are prepared to sell them at Rates as | Low as can be had in the city, and wil! fit them up jn a good workmanlike style. | To a generous public we would say, that all orders inthis branch of our business will | be attended to with despatch.

| A lot of First-class WATER COOLERS n| on hand,

sayer’s Crystal Blue

| Sold cheag cheaper than ever. [Nov. 11, 1871.]

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’ Ness } I pick m y by a stand always ae es : : rr . tha) seer sone se oe ca taney on one oe | PRICES UNUSUALLY LOW THIS SEASON FOR CASH : tore dagtins Moray Ought ant Lit 4 | giver ho aida he st down on oe of| PRIEST mace As Good and as Cheap as can be bought in the City, PEOPLE’S RIGHTS!

\\ . 2 at's right—that’s | t \ ROBERT 0 Sa All manufactured on the premises, and warranted to give per- ‘ s a . he ae } . ne : : . 2 . . . “ ° AT — ' 2 / = .. 3. ‘ - nthe sullen W Draw right uy AN | Unguestionably the dest sustained work of the fect satisfaction. Nearly opposite A. Baldw in & Co’s Hardware | fp order to do this, it is necessary that 7 . co te - pases Ha ee |Store, King Street. Residence nearly opposite, we receive the 7s $ ! 1 \ : ¥ r yr. | : “ ’ ! 1 sausage HARPER'S MAGAZLNE. “ ie ul nN j aera, Nowe htc am it mr ee G. L. DOGiIERTY. PEOPLE'S PATRONAGE ; : ‘ \ ' Notices of the Press Charlottetown, Dec. 20, 1875. ' The ever-in asing circulation of this exs | . ~ t vt i . ent monthly proves its continued adapta- . ‘i M bet. | tion = ss shad dedines - , ceake In ibd. & 1 7RY { ) The names already added to our Sub- | ther when we think into how many homes it ta 4 ) |seription List, have greatly encouraged . Don? . { he said, as he jamme | | Pemewrases every & ath, We must const sor i Li X . e us. Butwe need more than names. . e ” we . is one ol the edu Ltors as Weill as entertain— } There are now due and owing to us, by ’ Al sain ers of the public mind.— Boston Globe. Sa Stee hadith austen f tk al \ : ‘ I 1 ships hav n i Phe old Che character which this Magazine posses- Ls persons residing in a parts 0 ae Siand, , y began to breathe like a flound ses for variety, enterprise, artistic wealth, “MW 7 4 small sums, ranging from $15 to 81, ' ttv soon after | ' from the and literery culture that has kept pace with, & K e 6 which amount, in the aggregate, to nearly I 87 ' — eee fit hasnot led the times, should cause its , table. -onduciors to regard it with justifiable com ive Sh \ are good man to! g me back my} placency. The Magazine has done goed ed | Havi ne pure thased a por tion oft the Stock { {Or- 4,000. e a aan s wW in. as brushed | not evil all the days of its life.— srooklyn | ; { QUEER CASE a Eagle. LL ‘merly owned by Robertson, McLeod & Co., of _ } Some of the most popular of modern novels > ; Th ll de 1e id, " . ) . -_ : W [ i Oe a a “in ee i —— ese small sums we desire to see pal ‘ “wa " su ¥ “nip ee wees a ae ny ae Halif: aX, N.S., W hie h will be r ready for sale at the We want to meet al! our financial engage- ny money i aiways give it up Mh ail respects, ibis an exceie reriodieal,

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' a : Address HARPER & BROTHERS, NO. 5O QU HEIN Pine Seeeere a } r fy { , as eS 4 N 29 7 N . r r | ¥ ‘ > or 1 20 < i that t was nothingtofear |~7he above stock is worthy — => = + ______ — ba oe AND Hi AS THE O'Leary 4.50 aa F ak a r i t tion of Purchas “4 Repository of F: maiden Pleasure, and In- gmmese : 5.58 I mer i calm, ant the attention « - struction.” | t t f C| th th Ci t igins Arr _7.00 from fear but extremely who desire value for Largest assor men 0 0 in e { y : TRAINS ¢ aon Aaa : > CO ry * « >} m be conveyed to her home. One their money. HARPER'S BAZAR. | ~ : aathten ie TO ee FROM. — made, ‘Ihave been walking in | ILLUSTRATED, STATIONS. Express Mixed a alias ame eaehl Notices of the Press. —_——_—- —__— -——_ | —_ ——_ -—— wie. 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The paper has acquired a wide | Georgetown Arr. 6.05 é 7 : : Sal that | March next, oe * the pare Se Serato popularity for the fireside enjoyment it affords lll wee ee. “" | o’elock, noon, at the Colonia uilding in|_w y Evening Post. ted by th man, Cayeached hows | Charlottetown, under and by virtue of a/ [n its way there is nothing like it. Fresh “il Souris Bra anc nch. — He jeparture had not become} Power of Sale, contained in an Inderture and trustworthy as a fashion guide, its | re ee Her entry was alike unheard. Only | of Mortgage, bearing date the eleveath day | oories and essays, and squibs are all ins | 7 West. | Going East. : a - ill, he ad her | of May, one thousand eight hundred and Vigorating to the mind —thicago Evening j 7 ikfast | te Rey Seer Se | sixty-nine, (1869) and made between Don- ps te coer ’ v | w — ——__-——— — — | strange adventure aid McDonald of Lot or Township Thirty. | ° ' . stations. | Mixed. STATIONS. 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pio pha a that plan either. | Charlottetown, of the other part, all that Harper's Bazar, One Year... see. $400 | ee 9 s2\Royalty Jase aes

inn $ ws ; oer — niv once in three | Piece or parcel of land situate on Lot or $4 00 includes prepayment of postage by | ; e Arr. 11.50 lar 10.25 |

I a t , on. - coment. dumaas, Township Thirty-two, (32) in Charlotte > . prope} PRS Oe y 9 @ St Peter's | a yt Stewart Dp 10.35

oRS Ferges SHSs Byes Ferns Parish, in Queeu's County, bounded as fol- | PUDlisher. ‘ DAP é | ‘Dep. 12.15 St. Peter s 11.50 inything longer than seven days. : Subscription to Harper's Magazine, Weeky fj m/ ep. 12.1 $ : raga diy ood ad~ | OWS, that is to say: Commencing at a stake dd rae / @ tciArr. 1.3 P.M " or rr ren ! cae as a a pe set in the south line of land in possession ly, and Basor . ee ae a ad oe } 2. M.Stewar Dep. 1. 55 ae 1.06 on ir, t bo ete — ; | of Arnold Halloran, on the west side of the | $10 00; ow, “WO 0 =e $F =: icals, to Royl’ty J’c’t 3.12 Souris Ar. 1.30 ether tt “ ; fe s ead ew a inal Settlement Road, and running thence west so address for one year, $700; postage | mete sce ett Chtows (Arr. 3.35

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ee th jegrees (8) south along the said | ‘T®®- TErue like tearing out a dam because the weather peeudaey” mee. a Reel: On possession of An extra copy of either the Magazine, i a Mc ee te : is ce . E ither plan will prevent good times | Dockendorffs, or to Cahill’s north line, Weekly, or ee ee be supplied gratis for | Head Office Quebec. |: _ J. Brydges, apt. *. &. A. Ballway. sale i = ; a cern » cleans at eaten | thence east three degrees (3) north along | &Very Club of os _— ripe rows $4 ——— e e e e e Gen | Supt. Gov. Railways.

AB SnciEae tried ees OF alerts YY | Cahill’s sald line to the Settlement Road, | im one remittance; or, Six Copies for $20 06 | eden Siete b Nisin oe lec — pray him aforesaid, and thence northwestwardly | Without extra copy; postage free ae a : warping tones a v on . try the | along the same to the stake at the place of | Back Numbers can be supplied at any time. | TT ee ee ey eee vitew RGVETUSINE ON tne SAMe Pint, | commencement, containing an area of fifty- TI

iia iil nent cael aia " c 1 1¢ Annual Volumes of Harper's Bazar, . oo peta : “3 we oo : ae eee | eight (58) acres of land, a little more or} jn neat cloth binding, will ‘a galted cs ex- | Prince Edward Island Board of Direetors : Ne ee el lees, One beled Wie snes pleew ot land che: press, free of expense, for $700 each. A| a ‘ 3 : cat ahi lne = va i : 7 stot? ot — veyed to tt € said Donald McDonald by the complete Set, comprising Eight Volumes CHAS. PALMER, Ksa., JOHN I : ROBERT SON, Esq., vertising is the stall of life in trade. Sed oe eee iaidiaes ane aie sent un receipt of cash atthe rate of $525 JOHN QUIRK, Ksq., JOHN INGS, Esa., CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT, eet with ail. ee ‘ “| per vol., freight at expense of purchaser > r "NI NT y is oe si

The shortest way the best.—Mamme, (to| ance s thereto belonging. ; Prominent attention will be given in| P. W. HY N DMAN, Ksa. OTTawa, Sept. 10th, 1878. Ethel, on the way tot latter’s first party) | For further particulars apply at the oftice Harper’ s Bazar to such illustrations of the | UTHORIZED discount on American ‘Now, mind darling, you see any nice | of Edward —_ Sets, Solicitor, Charlotte- | Centennial International Exposition as may | oe Invoices till further notice, 14 per cent things on the table that you would like to | ‘°W®, or to the eateenigned, be peculiarly appropriate to its columns, . R. M. S. BOUCHETTE. eat, you musen’t ask for them.’—Ethel, 0, JAMES HORSFIELD PETERS, Address HARPEK &BROTHERS, 9 Commissioner. | no, mamma '!—1'll take them.—Punca. | Dee. 18, 1875.—-till mar. 15, 1876. Noy. 22, 1875 New York, March 15, 1875.

Agents for P. E. Island,| ang. 23, 1875,

XAMINER OFFICE.

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