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THE WASTK OF WAR Give me the weld that war has cosl, Before this peace expanding da The wacted akil!, the ‘abor loat The menta! treaeure thrown away And! will buy eac! wi of x In every yet die i jand Where huniersrcem, where peasants t Where many peopled cities stand i C ihe ee v . my wretch oo eart! io needfu i aye aitire Yeatures befitti “4 ba et mirth, Which kings might envy and admire, Lo every vale every plain, ; Ax hoo! et ai glad ne ga S aga, Where every poor mao s { may ges Pare BvVoR edae, fi as ar dd 3 ewer, ow ‘ 5b shali rise Hallss tar f y graced VW bee en anea ms soon be wee, And 9 ia r bart and ave ! } belong ld wi ‘ a” And tee ? { \ ie ! W ” ‘ Pe. ee. w Wus ‘ - ‘ tf 7 *

a a QTOA SH A * * “ { i . eave \ > s ’ ane & x «| tt “ 4 ’ { I fee were growiug aval \ eek 4 rea a 4 ' a

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. j hat « } ; ‘ be °

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Por . very bal I .

sy | the to go hanging a!

trchvaerds and wa g funereis. i s

aers wora 4 in steamers tra othe ba { fr ¥y ias ages k @ . a”

f thoes nas ac s ag ace s- efP)D ar » . r wa' thought; ar we sa: © g } 5

Sa! ha! ae} 1a 8O SOT aade me s at t that ae ra

sy eor i mer ge any ez? we

38 Wil! sa) And wal » t > country to ¢ $ so as there wary a Agi e' Ba ne ere Wa sothing for if Dut t tye the youngsters under tl @ oldest girl end @ neigh- bh {come s tek gings out ia . puret Surrey ¥ eco

Polly never thought I'4 gei better, snd on time no more did 1; for about 4 month before this time, as I lay ho. eyed and yellow in hed, Knowing too how bad I leoked—for | ised to make young Dick ng me the looke | ug glass every mer iw—t C\Or eanme as suai and like & blunt Eaglishmaal put itt bim Sat.

‘Dector,’ i said, ‘yen d t Taha get Letter,’ an looke.| him stra £ in tt face

Oh, - my wan he said er ing, “Wo never look af tt ack side of hings

‘Non f uat octc I ss Vile t ae 8&8 man stan I hay @eN #X-

gtot AI biown } } ae ° . you say ’ Y imgal $ Ir 8s vm 3 are ‘ gre 4 You see t had 1@7 D re aine i L s All right | sta: ‘ ® ? i 4 ‘ 4 » o 4 4 ! i’ eca it inking 4 4 4 Id t - 4 ! 3 al I is a6 ir i t as nw varied! 2 ad asted his nt es and then just a3 he wa Ung +} 2¢e I i-k ] to t dow! again

Polly, tay dear,’ 1 says, I just want a few words with the doctor," and she put her apron up io! and we bing

te al) h 5 iv. @

aed atl mek © ike, and waited i me to 4peées

lb { sa ) i given p. There, d shah Tknow ‘ “UOou ul kla & j 4 rl ain't; bu ok he ‘i © ia seven child-

a d0Wwu #8 aud i . wy w.iea

dow wit ow pe I've been «bie to ve, What o Oma ¢ e Cau you pail me throug?

My sual ‘ 3 id eal i've

ne 1 i ’ ace

That's what you think jdovcter,’ lsaya, ‘but

here: lve hbeea at sea thirst years, ana ia peven wrecks, It's be y ai dging eath with me a score Why I pull ~! my Ww fe there regu Gri u the hands of death, and | am pot going lo g:re up now ] .@ been -—

Stop, stop,” ! ail g are «X-

neg ys Uraes

‘Not a bit, though my voice waa almosia whisper lve had this over ai! night, sod I've mato think l must be uy snd do ng wy duty

‘But my good man —he began. oo

‘ Listea to me doctor,’ I says. ‘A score of]. trmes I m gist bare given! pand be drowned, out I made a fight for itand was saved. Now 1 mean to make a fight {cr it here for the!

sake of my wifeand bairn , doctor, withous « struggle. I believe ihis here, that lifeis given usa treaeure to keep; wo might throw itaway by our own folly at any time, but there's huadreds of times when we might preserve it, and we wever know whether we iry. Give’sa a drink of that water.’ lic held the glass to my lips and long draught end went on, he

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{ tooxa seeming al!

wmalnese.

‘That's better now, , Lsays. vok here sir, speaking as oue who sa ib y time

there's a lee shore close ai hand

doctor ‘Now

iled the

aces, its a ters storin with me:

crowned out, and unless we can raise @ bit! of sai) there's no chance forme. Hew then

joctor, can you raise a bit of sail for me?

‘Til go and - something (that'll quiet

yu,’ he said rising

‘Thankey, do "T aays smiling to mys self ‘And now look here. lam not going

to give up Wil the last; eomes and the ship is going down,

shall have a try if I can’t ¢wim to sefety,

why, | If

that fails, and I can really see that it is to be, |

why, Lhope IT shall lay down to the great deep caimly, like a hopeful man, praying that Something above may forgive me al! thatfi have done amiss and stretch out His fatherly hend to my little ones.’

He went away and I dropped asleep, worn out with my exertion.

When J woke up Polly was standing by the bedside watching me with a botile and #2485 on the lable.

At soou as she saw my eyes open, she

shook un the stuffand poured it in a wine

I don't mean to ”

| ese; for how long she iived, who can say? | She was never picked up or heard of again.

ao sava it till we!

| from the davits, and when I shook the water

che time to be stopping to humor.me in my | from my eyes, there she was, hanging on | the side, stove in, and the men who had tried

the fires are |

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’ > seit mad j hat what . dovtor sent ¢ { says. was being lowere 1 from the day l - ” } BUSINESS CARDS. L New Wael Arran. s CMe ne: see ‘ns , caught the bulwarks with my hand, | — ~—<6 . a j 2 s dear were to take it directly. =| a jump, caught tl a he - i ko it . ny He's give and climbed back on board, just as a Ee. Cc. NELSON, a ila 7 | hen han ake i says r : ; n floated | : | nd that stuff is only to keep me quiet. kissod the water, was unhooked, of , XM PORTER & REPAINEE '

ci. nd make me some beef tea) @wey. . } oF ; MAILS. CLOSE. Dur, Polly you go an wi Phen as | crept hand over hand ta t . ' and make it strong dwas| e Yeaide, whipped out my knife and wee} SEWING 7 ae .

ked horritie ne old @ 1g WSs} \ . r ie

She looked ! ited, | oo f the rot-| cutting h owe, while her weak a ‘me clung | | Appnxss:--P. O. Box J03, Charlottetown. | Owranro, Quepec, New Brunswick aad Usntep Srares, daily, ° - 500a.m. | 10.00 Pp. ta,

about to beg of me to take ld ! ‘rible feeling of despair O _ 4875.—Ly Monday ° ° ° . . } 4.30a.m. |Tue sday 10.00 ni held outite me, I felt a horrible ; vo ~cieaaneneale ct. a ® 20 p.10, ten Jifesbelt he bead sent me, when snp tha bial ee Bi aving ue. inten Tuesday . . ° ° ° “ . 2.00 p. m IW ednes: lay, 7 D.m. ny sheking hand for it, took the glass and | come over = f : an a | Nova Scotia, Tharsday - a . . . | 4 30 a. ™. \Friday 16.00 p. m. 5 int t ove there was on)\ abouts nla end} thew ¥ al wat , isn ~ REVERE HOL SE, | Friday ° . . » 4.0) m. \Saturday 7p. m. tar fe nthe. as 1 kad to X ecil £0 Guuar Brrraix, via United States, ‘dally, ‘ 5.00 a. m. Unce ert ai: tea Aula init "* ss , f i lean overboard j é * via Halifax, Friday, 25th June and every second Friday after ; 2.30 p. m. ‘; an sa leave t ’ { { hotter of it ADJOINING Tree POST OFFICE i; 1“ “a Supplementary, Monday, 28:h Jane, and every second Monday after, $90 a.m er eves, bul she} to ewim for my | . ee . . , 5.00 a! 10.09 os : me ' tasa anid | th ugh--went down on my knee as not | ALBERTON, pale ok P. x. lL SuMMrRstpE—including all mail matter for Prince County west of Sammerside—twice dail; ; 1.00 m. 10 1) > =“ oald 6 — : ae ne | : mk’s R County Line, Frekrown and B rr’sC —including mai! wis yace the boat, and gob bye BOE | Dart. INGTON, HUNT@R’® RIVER, IUNT 4IN RRKTO n ARRETI ROSS—inciuding m ais : ' ke the beef tes K Thesubacriber haa fitted up the above Flouse matter for offices served from these places—daily, 6.30 o. = 10.00 p. m. rhe doct int come till late next day, } creature loos i iI ie good style, and wishes to inform Mounr Srewarr, CarpiGgaN, MONTAGUE and GeorazTrow s—including sil mail matter ‘for offices 1 : i - but T was awake Now lazs ] ‘yA, [ an i hie frienus, aud the public Kene- served from these plac es—dailly, I : gH m 12.05 P. 12, ~ a . took nh- | raised her up: ‘hold en by the side wible I | tally that he ts prepared Monevr, Tuesday, Thursday and Satarday, 2.30 Py Me 4“ Poe n.gwt : round you to accommodate | Heap ov St. Peter's Bay and Souris East—incla: ling mail matter for all places iu King’s Coun ng fast,’ and I heard her give such a neart~ | fest Pt Tt or: . es ; hail the boat _the | P t BR | | ty east and north of St. Peter’s—daily, —. 2.30 p.m 15 p.’m, ; % ‘ ‘ eri grea eave And then I s ( P é jf { | ransiert all Praned bar prs. ! Brogau ¥, and all offices on the route setween Charlotte how n and Bedeque, Monday, Wednes lay : . > sea where I ¥ floating, 1, boat as waren there, os res moderate. Good Stabling on and Friday, , oP m .30 Pp. m. . lo 7 ’ 1,| moments she musthaye capsized, and we ©, charges : — VERNON RIVER, Sov rHpor r, Pownat and Carrey VALLEY, daily, —. . . Wa. im yp. in, truck yim, oh my ve y,,Fee : fF . lo tt king stearer, whic! rf RICHARD GLADNEY VERNON Rivex Bariper » Betvast. Oxwet L, Murray Harbor Souts, and all offices on the South floated gently down the other side wm _ ° ; 7 Propr etor. ; ern Ronte, Tues lay and Fr turning Wednesday and Saturday, . 7.00 alin ’». m. . : — ss g now my oo t : ore Athesham Mend 1K75 ’ | BRACKLEY Pornt, Covenrap, Ln rLK YORK, and all offices on that route Monday and Thursday ; — i , As sé I got the eae typ eerceantnnes cant i vial returning ‘'uesday and Friday, : : 5 : [ ; ‘ 7.004 3.09 p.m. . , ’ " ‘ at "1"} . ’ , - " ee ; eon ee P R | Ee Forr AUGUSTUS, MONAGHAN, and ail offices on that route, Thursday, 0.00 & ‘U0 p.m, te i © Tie wt oon ihiialin i : ' t when Lsaw that tittle, pale \ } varded from Summerside to Miscouche, Alberton ori Hill and Tiguish daily: to other prin s on : \ hafare my aves. looking to me | Mails are forwarded from Samm i i Ul and Tiguish daily; pe | on tl} ine t sh : ie ities : ) hacl nd ys » Virgi vinia an Tobacco, “ Tuesday, Thursday and Satarday; and to smaller offices, Tuesday and Ligne. hat brougot the manhood Dack oe om ices on the route from Derlington to Rose Valley receive and despate} ils Tuesday and Friday. . ii. » we ng encouraging her I dh aa fices on the route from Hunter's River to North Rastico, Monday, Wednes a and Friday. ' 7 ' rt e Subseriber beys to inform the Pub | Oftices on the route from Hunter's River to Cavendish, &c., Tues aaa Thursday and Satarday. fold eae , ii ahead lie t hat he keepe Offices on the roate from County Line to New ena, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Q fear, old watching My firs A Was as . a e P | Offices on the route from County Line to Some sid Newton, Tuesday and Friday. he p thy i ¢ z r’s f | e ‘ Mea } Page > . —— ‘ , ‘ a) :shore; buta look at that always; would float, but T ¢ ash ats : ' | me i Constantly on Hand Malls = ae her Head of St. Pete B: sy fn Souris Last to all offices in the Eastern section of King’s County, every antmct t conla { that] w 2iple aad gett) nesday an¢ rida : {me,and | foughtcn againand again, | I re See : Tere Pat a yA Choice Selection of Tobacce }! Mas are forwarded from Cardigan Bridge to Dandas sna Lot 56 every Tuesday and Friday, on arrival of the morning train from a: med to go down, and | the poor gir! more it eee Charlottetown, returning to Cardigan Bridge at § o'clock, p. m o ee ed on my back to| of tobacco in 4 sort of stol 7 Way, and sat! Vawulachered from Prime Virgis v¢ =| Mails are forwarded from Montagne Bridge to all offives on the routes to Mart ‘ay Harbor North and Brooklyn, éc.. every Tuésday, tht if } » me ahore- | down witha k 1imy arm—one | - rae i em! Fridey, retorping same day. . al vith the i wing nol swat } : . hic} had « se from where it had | : : ed the s sept up them, | Which I had co } : i 4} } | Before purchasing elsewhere, dealere who | Letters Intended for Kegistrétion must be posted at leas in hour before the time of closing the Mails by which they are to be wn worp out, to lay in the warm | been hung forgotten benind the wheel, purchase for cash should call and forwarded. Registration open from & o clock a. m 3 o’clock p. m. But I never Used it, for the storm went | jucige for themee!ves at | Letters may be posted in letter boxes on Steamers up to time of deport os lowr t ! teamner floated still, CHARLES QUIRKS ( ‘orresponde nee for Ne wfonndl: and, Bermuda and West Indies bk ine , irded to Halifax bv « ach mail. o* ting af oO1 ie acy FY : . +e | I . A . \ m : wale } gg 1 fo V8. ¥ 1 wre were | Aap . ise, * ly 1 ‘es t pper Ques pb St. See ee ee ee ee naa “ eemeens — ~ nat . ; —— i ' - ‘ : : 2 eee me . hk eof ascoing | ny 1 the manner in veked } a pas gS vesse } irved, “ > > 'T } STEAMBOATS & PACKETS. RAILROADS w a WA A} ROA rN, PROPERTIES FOR SA LE, *s —_— . huth } And during that time my come | Be >. a = To ° * 4 sateen eae aeeeesn sepa enemas oe — _— which J've seen so many fight hard for their Soest Sati wink, than alee tee Ohd aabdiad ne ~ QUEBEC A AND GULF PORTS " —— - It at i «t ne i the hidst bd ) j I Ihe Ui f i Wr y r ‘Pp . Fd d | | d pits sedi . song board THE BROADWAY | OU ‘Prince ward Islan ALBERTON ! ' ‘ . ! , e i at $ ti y 7 { ; ' sa “_ sn sleep, — el me hal eave BOOK-S 4) | Railway. Building Lots, es gris you know a vn IMME Subscriber offers for sale severs

7 g by me; and 1 I stretched out Wow eileen menage aking mat —18— STEAMSHIP COMPANY ~ BUILDING LOTS near the Railwey

ty hand and tock hers, she let loose that r ; , » net . y ‘Station. Terms Liberal.

ich ahothed Rept biddia frou me detore, | #6ain, for somehon 4 that we'd RE-OPENED, | 7 _ CHANCE of TIME! | an nod fie » henee fv my bedside she) ¥rHS - we 9 = 3 cia WITH & CHOICE 4ND NEW SELECTION OF Royal Mail Line. N and — MONDAY, July 26, traina will _Alberton, Dec. 14, 1854. 9 eraj ictal i as back sngiand an y hate why | —-- oe ron as follows :-—

para = CRitm to) I said ok hero { han death | Books, Stationery, Toys, F Fane bv Composed of the following first-class fall- | -——— inant FOR SALE CHEAP.

ee ee ee h sortefe way, being far, | Goods, ete: | Powered English built Iron Steamships | “PItAINS GOING WEST.

take, the doctor says that attern que 4) Sores = Soe as roe panereto ) "1; No.3.) No. 6. es , efore 1 cot from the slope Bethe | yeu knew, fr ‘T Hut what I aay, ‘SCHOOL BROOKS A SPECIAL Ty. Secret. Miramichi, Bermnda, Canima, | hn Rl ocmtea No. 3 eae a SEA- SIDE RESIDENCE!

fe, and then wes sent ap I told you, into | speaking as Edws wi, stoker, is this: | *| Alhambra, Hadjid Plamborbugh- | Express. | Mixed.| Mixed.

LL, concer. while the doctor | Make 8 gocd fight of it, n ter how black Bargains will be received by every bayer, are intended to run as follows: | Georgetown Dpt 645 p.m. 8 $00 am At Hildave Cape. Lot 3,

ee things ma anc leas tto Him | and full satisfaction awarded. Give a cal) | : . ve | Cardigan ' 7.07 5.30 “ | Within au bour’s ride of Railway and Tele ‘ @ud of praise for the cure he had | *8iD6 aie . — and see for yourselves that we CAN AND The Secret or Miramichi will leave Point | Mouse ks wart i* 810 * 9 * graph at Alberton. A 7 , _— } in , G1} ‘ j oR * ete i — DO sell as cheap if not cheaner than ®ny du Chene for Quebec, and Quedce for Point | Roya uaction 9.11 11.68 I never said a word t! even to Po ILROAD qT] ME | house in the city. au Chene and Pictou every Tuesday, calling! Charlottetowa | a “ A os 7 bp. “DWELLING MOUSE, BARY, STABLE, COACH HOl SE, i ’ sa ; ’ »% } > IDL > Ne ie 6.0 ¥vD ae e , lis Deak 6 Ahlad | j nas T. L. CHAPPELLBS. each way at Chatham, weastle, Dalbon- | | Royalty Jone! ai ( stn ~~ and Twe Acres of Land.

anoW : Oct. 13, 1875. sie, Paspeblac, Pierce ‘and Gaspe. North Wiltshire “ 700 5.24 > I. .

‘ime any medicine weuld have cured me ~~ | Passengers leaving Charlottetown by | Hoster River “712 @ 538 & Particularly well-situated for Sea-bathing, then, on ene ge early train on Tuesday will connect with | Kensington “ £32 « \7.00 « For Terms, &c., apply to

, 4 te hile back that 1! mg Steamer same day for Quehec. Touriste | Sammerside “ 650 7.45 “ 345 p.m i lh age : ‘ ee a a the trip up the Guifand River St. |p 513" GEORGE W. HOWLAN sae Sia aT ‘ico ss ‘ 4 J.4NGEH ASSORTMENT OF will find the trip up the Guif an r j Port Hil! §.13 _Albe om, thine SG ' LN a a ; Lawrence very pleasant during the summer | (Leary 6.29 | Tton, May The Ul sale - gath, and of course that was waen we were / re | mouths. ( Arrive ' - D SILVER { ; | Alberton [oe yous tieagh fr te mae COLD AND SILVER | 0) he watbambes,”Bermada” “naayn/AMT —— (Dapet | | WR EEKHOLD FARM that i «ak feel much diferent and can't i ; and “ Flamborough,” run regularly between “ ON LOT 44 the change. That ATCHES & CLOCKS 1 wor | eeeioenl, Koewees, Ses GSC, Caar- | 7.7 MAINS G OING AAT. well seet cnange. Ha Was in one oi i jottetown ami Picton. Rin sehen onmetiihalill rae . , . =| F 0 R S A L E .

be ¢ © steamer her tirs ook to stok-; . . No. 2. NO. 0. € be Sueapeaennenepe he ef Le will eA tomate |e Dente | oan | edn ee , ne. sn thon 7) — kie@ sort of ~ i vaidh. ? i Expres hs Mixed. ! Mixed. r ight tite, and’ Inter ae one * te

} boats im those days, and how it more bk I np mn —— “ce ar : puveme asm ue, GOLD CHAINS! SY ‘ Through Tickets for all points west, and | Tigrish Depart 130 6.5 | esti raul ty Solin Seaman peren t :ost puzzies 3. i y more due i . . | , > n i rrive ‘ : me. Itwa t) "| i ic "Nan? State Rooms secured at the office of Alberton | Desert aoo « |Township No. Forty-four, at the bead of she weather than the make or finding of the! ¢ CARVELL BROS ’ 9.00 “ | Souris River, consisting of Gfty acres. The

: ~ | . oO Lear “a ‘ i . ’ ‘ i . 4 L .

¢hin I can te}} you, that they used to &nd their | STUDS ! July », 1#75.—till end nov. Port Wal 20.13 said farm is cx nveniently situate to School afe:o port ! vet th asseng: See Sr ergid “6.30 p.m 60am/1l45" | House, Grist and Saw Mills, aud is wortb ie sa os 4 " L T fer is oe | TH PIC Ks ! 3i EMPHATICALLY { Toeslagten, “7.00 “ 637 ‘ | the attent ntion of those who require a aie pe things, Bowing no better, used to take | Too Et . ‘ a i ! Huster River § 8.09 804 “ farm. Title good, and terms easy.

2 rae . ¥ ry VO "a ¢ ) ran ; ? Wr il¢e} ° 8.2) 5 19 ‘ a.

a passage, ay, and avovace too from ¥! j North Wiltsliir 7 Wa. D. STEWART. ‘ they x verge t “ks j : Rovalty Jus OD 9.0 j i

| BOVEr GO Oa x T ' . y oti {ar.9.20 “ 930 ¢ Ch’town, Ang. 3, 1874 ¥ I was working o: ard 6 steamer an { Charlotictown dp 8.20a.m'4.00p.m - mag ey baed 10 call the Equatr and heavy to make i¢ represent CASCUMPEC PACKET, Batbices”) $i «gare | | COAL,

aden Sod with about twenty passengers LARGER ASSORTMENT OF , Cardigan a oa = =

aboard, we sterted down channel with all] The People’s Wants and the HE subscriber thankful for patronage Georgetown Ar q 30 “4 7.30 ‘ Old Sy iney Wi es

Mink thie hue esa al PLATED SETTS!) People’s Opinions ; huherto extended, begs to intimate to | — Sydney Mises.

j . iti , r +} aca . :

| Africa, where there came one of the heaviest | 4 r Ss | p p ’ the public that the fast sailing schoone as EY. ° u ri Ss B r a n c hi _|Ww* will gra o1 s on the above

atnwe des ee Hee, wnekt deen ‘ . , . ° -- ; ~—e Mines on as fa ral! terms and as | Storms T was ever in. Even fora weil found | Cruet Stands! to make it a free, liberal, independent, | 7” WINNIE,” low as can be obtained at the M ses,

{ mer st) r c > " td 5 ’ , 7 et , a on + u Prd veel ‘ ‘ : s al . steamer such as they can build to-day, it LERS! outspoken, and powerful champion of the} David Arthur, (20 long and favorably | Trains going West.'T Trains goin g East CARVELL BROS. would have beena herd fight: but with our B U TTERCO Q ’ | known) Master, having been subsidized by eon July 5, 1875

shaky wooden tub it Was a hopeless | W , the Dominion Government, isagaiu on the! No. 4 v0. t - from tl cst a SUGAR BO L8 P ronte between Charlottetown, Shediac 1 nee - Mad! cae ;Mad COAL COAL 0 f , ’ ; the above port, making fortnightly trips Pacer —— Bi Wiseurida 5 re v , : eet ie J Pj il F is &e 3 it i ; until close of navigation. Shippers will a a eee A quant of ul eu, and tried hard to make for one of Butter Knives, i B Of ‘ . Io order I> do this, 1t 1s hecessary that | effect a saving of about one hundred per soree ny 7 Ps — az : : = - wile : the ports ; but bless you what can a man do f we receive the | cent by shipping by the above vessel. _| Morell 1 “016 © Wleemene 13 I iclou & sy uney Larg t Coal. ¥] en after ten days’ knocking about, the | For freight apply to cither of the | Mt. Stcewartlar, 9.4! Souris — ar. B18 on hand. and f male at and the fires that have b ep LARGE ASSORTMENT JET 60008 ! PEQPLE’S PATRONAGE dersigned agents. : Conrectiny at Suro ta rside With Snedrac a ai KO GH \ Nc ct 4] FS kept g d and oil, and every- | j Carvell Bros., Charlotietown, J. B./ Steamboat, and at Georgetowa With Steamboat Q. : as , , wits “ae sity So Aen i , Foster, Esq., Shediac, Ron. G. W. Howlan, | to and from ! of sisiiiiblensita April 19, 1874 ee outline , a _ Wiviiiliapiia ; Albertou, or to the owner | '¥ PC a cities - sc Smelezes: «ROBERT SNEESTON a THOMAS COSTADS aceasta Nava Satin Cl Camp aly in the Way, every bit ofsail set is blown ’ The names slready added to our Sub- | Alberton, Anguat 9, 1875. : we ee Wel VIL IU an out of the belt-ropes, on ont jent the No. yl North Side Queen Square, seription List, have greatly encouraged | ie kaward [sland Railway ope subseriber is prepared to rive orders $ begins to drift fast for the lee shore. ca ‘ che , } ai i; LAY : : | I ns tod as lea e . Ch’town, June #1. 1875.—6mm ran But we = ae eet pray | MISCELLANEOUS. 4 u H . oa the above Companies for cargoes of nere Was our casa, and every minutethe! ___ ww 1ere ure GOW due an owing pas, by! Steam and Nut C hae on the unnsl terme sea seemed to get higher, and the wind more N, persons re esiding 1 in wil parts of the Island, ! i i Pri ce of Steam Coa! at the M: nes.... $2.50 while | heard from more than one HERMANS & ‘so ‘gmnall sums, rangiog from $15 to $1.) Milk Dishes. . soto 5H man how fastthe water was gaining below. whieh amonnt, in th agvregate, to nearly } ’ E i This Coal is pow cousidered equal to any an ; mn : " ’ ” we 4 CRATES, just received, each containing mported for Steam and House use, My mate and I did’nt want any telling 18 dos. assorted sizes. ibe following certificate is 4 sufficient though. We'd been driven out of the stoke- | ° ° 54 000 } ‘ARVELL BROS i guarantee that the qnality is good and can ‘ | ‘ ¥ ¥ ‘ CA phaks . } i ae ‘- } mended : les } » mair of drovy od rats 1d cal ae m - | i . . a x TOCOmMmMended :— holes like a pair of drowned rats, and came ‘Ball Hanyers, Gin and Tip smiths, . salty (MERE ia, | Chitown, Aug, 9, 1875. ‘Moncton, St. john, an vinemmeaen | Eo n deck to find the bulwarks ripped away,and QUEEN STREET These small sums we desire to see pai Fakes mitment | from W. Koughen. Agent’ Nova Seti ’ “4 Baw “stu . y > — ; . £; : , s* ® > as Ares

ne se every r bO/eTL it ‘ VU. d , , 7c , , | W e want to mics t all our financial engaxe- } ! al, P r ia d f Coal ) , , a 4 » Pe OO Se eee the teahes ta wed eo eet! OPPOSITE WATSON’S DRUG STORE, | promptly to the day—and the} SIX TY DOZEN Montreal, Portiand and any ae kate Gheb Gerth eai ata nd washing the iumber to and fro. i ‘ i " "oe iS an) meg rthe np °

, a0 —_— . | EG to return their thanks to the general’ Mongy WR MUST HAVR. Therefore, FELLOWS’ COMPOUND Basion, quired, he skipper was behaving very well, yublic for the liberal patronage extend- | & ‘ ; bh: ‘ Signed i I he al | 1ag we trust that those who enjoy, or ave | : yw be had at the Ticket Office of the g he kent usall at the Sumps, turn and ne ;ed to them sSinee their commencement in! . oo + oy ne may ni oo CHAS. Roserrson W. R. Warson,

. ' : enjoyed, the privilege of reading the | I. Railway. Charlottetown. ,

a spells, but we might as well have tried to) business, and ask for a continuance of the Ex . he hee oleae in AA yrup 0 ypop OSsp es|* : cali Fiat A. L. Brown, James'©. Pops, ' " the sea dry; and wi with he wane | OO SSF Sop conmaatly es bend: aoe ae m a a eee MI Railway O#i % saber seg ger we. Snows, Ane SCRE. pump the sea dry i BSE UA ) ASSORTMENT OF vance—will favor us 1e nts | ’ ‘ | Rallway Office, a are eee We. KOUGHAN gaining fast, we told hist what we thought DUE BY THEM ON THE FIRST! At Wholesale. eee ae oe ewned ik war mo use, and so then we TINWARE, KITCHEN UTENSILS. JUNE LAST before the FIRST NOV. | w.r.warsox. | P. BL IS LAND July 26, 1875, ee t up er EMBER NEXT. We pay aul Postage | i City Drag Store, Victoria } }

Wed been at it crew and passengers, | Al: orders the sbove business will be ja advauce,—we charge nothing extra Buildiog, Aug. 33, 1875. § ve ’ ’ MEDICAL. about forty of us altogether, including the Seviewt 2 aati ieee aoe ro in the | cre® to those who are long in arrears | te meneame S 1 E A M K R Ss, ving lately made large purchases in tha | .~,.- ° : - a a j wormen—fire of them they were; and they ~* "Cheanent Markets, intended for Tis not, we suppose, ia mortals to com. $5 TO $2 eat Tallin ne ctor rk. | 4 ’ ; “— * ; i » » were ail ondeck, lashed ia @ sheltered place House Buliders, such as mand payment; but we do better: we. e Classes or

near the poop, And very pitiful see them fighting hard at iirst and clinging the side, but only to grow weaker, h ; andi last, apd hang drooping like from their lashing, dead, for uct a could do them a turn. ling on by the

tue Skippe rs si

it was te

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drowned as they were saw too

down at

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the side $01 I was hol to

face what he

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riate gol his blank Wastelling him, Of sourse We couldn't hear what he waa saying | ha storm, but we didn’t want to for i piamiy enough :— ‘She's sinktng! ——- moment thera ws rm @ boats, and two of the passengers cut a couple made for them before the first boat was teo } full,and she was lowered down, cast eff, and big wave carried her clear of the steamer

i , 40 Su

} his lips sai isa

loose

i saw her for a moment on the top of the |

ridge, and then she plunged down the other side out ef our sight—and ihat of everybody

Giving @ bit ofa cheer our chaps turned to the next, and were getting in when there came @ wave like 4 mountain, ripped her

to launch it gone—skipper and mate as well.

There were only seven of us now, and I

I saw in}

could see besida the three women lashed to the side, and only ene of them aiive : and!

| for a bit no one moved, we had ali been stun- |

and when that jast |

; ned like with horror; butthere came a lull, | | and feeling that the steamer was sinking, I shouted out to the boys to come on, and we | ran to the last boat, climbed in, and were , casting off when I happened to catch sight |

of the women lashed under the bulwarks | there. ‘Hold hard!’I roars, for I saw ene of

| them waive her hand,

q aes.

i‘ Thera izn’t @ moment!’ and aa the boat

‘Come on you fool shouls my mate,

I pray I may never be put to it again like that, with all a man’s selfish desire for life fighting against him. For a moment I shut my eyes and began tolower; but I was ob- liged to open them again, and I saw a wild, scared face, with long wet hair clinging round it, and a pair of little white hands were stretched towards me as if for help.

‘Hold hard!’ I shouts,

‘No, no!’ roared two or

! she’s going dows,’

three.

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| Putty, Paint, Glass, Olive Oil,

BUCKETS,

May 10, 1875. —tt

(ow

tias Fitting, Water Closets, Bell Fitting, &e., &e., We sre prepared to sell them at Rates as

Low as can be the city, and will £ them up jaa good workiwaulike style.

had in

| deserve payme

; ment. and they ¥y are

‘banded in their

; those who have

Persons who desire to subseribe for

nt—and we mayen pay-

Our best thanks are due thoae— -who have already We trust

many: - r subscriptions. not done #o will do ao soon.

‘To & generous public we would say, that | | Tar Examiner will please send in their

ali orders in this branch of our business will ! be attended to with dc spatch.

A lot of First-class WATER COOLERS on hand, =awor's Crystal Bilnue sold cheaper than ever, (Nov. 11, 1871.

sd um

‘MONTREAL 70 CASCUMPEC,

HE Subscriber otfere for sale en | i arriva!l— } 500 bbls FLOUR, { 100 bbls BREAD, 30 bus. Timothy ‘SEED, | 100 bus. Seed WHEAT, (s ed article. )} 10 doz, BUCKETS, 10 dos. BROOMS, 600 lbs. CLOVER SEED, 50 boxes assorted CRACKERS, | 100 kegs NAILS, all sises, 2 tous Rope, from 8th to 4 ineh vases HATS and CAPS, 10 do PAINTS, 20 do HAY RAKES 20 dor, Haying TOOLS, 20 doz. SHOVELS, HOES, &e., 10 casks Paint OLL, 5 tons PAINT, 25 cases BOOTS and SHOKS. !

Se tg eter een enemas:

on nee eenee we

F rom England,

Iron, Sted},

12 cases shelf HARDWARK, 6000 bus. SALT,

From United States.

BROOMS, FISHING | GEAR OIL CLOTHING, HOOKS, LINKS & TW INES, _

G. W, HOWLAN,

ee at

ET YOUR HANDBILLS AND

Posters printed at the Raaminer ofhes,

) Dames,

} $1.40 in advance ;

the vear.

Subscription, postage prepaid, — $1.62 if paid within

BUSINESS MEN

JOB

WILL

REQUIRING

PRINTING

FIND

Che Examiner JOB OFFICE

TREPARED

TO SUPPLY THEIR WANTS

In the way of

Posters, ifandbille,

Circulars,

Bili-heade, Cards,

At Moderate Prices

AND

REASONABLE EXPEDITION.

‘William L. Cotton.

Charlottetown, Sept. 27, 1875.

A

‘CHEESE.

CHEESE. |:

A Nice Lot Fresh,

Just received by

CARVELL BROS.

Ca'town, Jaly 19, pate, Which, when received, will complete _ SE iets teiepaionadineansetlic one of the bent stock of Goods i in Alberton, and will be sold Cheap for Cash, | or approved credit. CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT,

Orrawa, Sept. 10th, 1875.

Aug. 8, 1876.

UTHORIZED discount on American Invoices till further notice, 14 per ¢ent.

R. M. 8. BOUCHETTE. Commissioner.

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The Greatest Medical Discovery

OF THE AGE !

} ing peopk, of either sex, young or old, | make more money at work for us in their | spare moments, or al! the time, than any- |

Until Further Notice.

| thing else. Particulars free. Post caras After lenge he ned experiments,

} to States coat but two centa. Address G.} iafarnis Godse >

| STINSON & & cO., ‘Portland Maine. : Dr. Samuel! La’Mert, EAVE CHARLOTTETOWN fer SUM~/of 18 Gower Street, Bedfor rare Lon- NOTICE 10 SHIPBOILDERS. MERSIDE and SHEDIAC every Mon. dou, has discovered av infallible remedy iday and Thursday morning at 3 o'clock. in all cases of Nervous and Physical De

d ty ol or: xd Impotence, the UST RECEIVED, by the Subseribers,|LEAVE SUMMERSIDE for SHEDIAC) Diity. Spermatorshona, nent Imponmen se silarge lot of Manilla Rope, all sizes, every day, on arrival of morning train tion. The treatment is based oy erience ; Which will be sold at a small advance on} from Charlottetown. acquired duiing more than twe nty-five cost. LEAVE SUHEDIAC for SUMMERSIDE years successful practice, and has rarely MacDONALD & OWEN, } every day, on arrival of morning train) becu Jound to fai}. Patients residing inthe

Jane 31, » 1875. }

from St. John. Colonies, can be treated by coire ae

|LBAVE SUMMERSIDE for CHARLOTTE. | 20d the appropriate reme dies can be fore TOWN every Wednesday snd Saturday Dr. La'Mert’s emir 4 aud secresy, by post.

oD evening, at 6 o’ciock.

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LEAVE PICTOU for CHARLOTTETOWN jmentof the legitimate objects of the every Wednesday and Saturday, on, Uarried state may be had, price 35 cents, arrival of morning train from Halifsx. [Of J. H. Woolrich, Druggist, Halifax,

LEAVE PICTOU for HAWKESBURY!*. S» of H. A. Parr, Dragaist, Yar-

ae oh mouth, N. S., of Henry Elliott, Pictou.N. &., every Monday and Thursday, on arrival) and of Bremner Brothe rs, Charlottetown, of morning train from Halifax. > I.

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