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What Rum will do.

J. B. Gough says: A minister of the gespel told me one of the most thrilling incidents I have beard in my life. A member of his congregation came home | first time in his life, intoxicated, | met him upon the door- |

for the aod his boy step clapping his hands and exciaimin

" Papa h a come he Tr e!” He Sel) ced the boy by the shoulders,swarg bim around. staggered and fell in the hall,

‘sadtome, *'l spent the l went out bared

That minister night io that house

| Frve gallon tins Best American Oil cheap | at Beek & Gores,

Cook & Co, wish to call 8p cial | atte ntion to their beautiful hand-painted ce

G.H,

Christmas and New Year Cards. Call and see specimens, Give your orders early. {deel 5 Brack Cashmeres, very cheap at J. B. Mac- DONALD 3, nov 2y A New lot of Skating Boots just made at Dorsey, Goff & Co.'s. Geta pair at once, nov 27

J. B. Macponatp’s Tea is pronounced the}

[nov30. They plate

best Pry it. Ovk Photographs still teke the lead,

are all made by the instantaneous dry

my brow that the night dew might fall! process. G. H. Cook & C& upon it and cool . Iw slid up and | caries Hall, [nov26 w&s wkly tf jown the hill. There was his child! Tie best Ladies’ Oil, Goat and Kid Boots ; ’ i JOKS Gor ‘o.’s. nov 27 | dead! There was his wife in conval-| ** Dowsey, ws @ ‘ oye — os. and he asie A man of about | A sPLeNDID let of China, Glass, and Karth-

s10Ds, an pasieep. 4 ’ ‘ it . ’™ } enware, to be sold cheap at CotwILL's, thiry years, asieep W ith a dead child | ang Stf | oc ‘ a hi - the ie . an his house, has ing a blue mark on he i Mey’s Reefers for $3.00, Overcoats for 34.0 | temple where the corner ot the marble iat J. B. MacponaLp’s (now. | steps hud comein contact with the | Our new stock of Al pita sare an excellent head as he swung him around and his| quality and very cheap. G. H. Cook & Cv, |

7 a it | DR «he <= | wife of the brink of the grave! Mr. | “{nov26 &3 wkly 7]

Gough,” said my tricad, *‘L cursed the! drink. He told me that I must stay} until he awoke, and I did. When he | aw: ke he p assed his hance 1, over his | face and exclaimed, ‘Wh; a is the THAL- | ter? ‘Where is my boy? ‘You cannot} seehim.’ ‘Stand out ot my way! 1) will see my boy.’ To p event con-|

fusion I took him to the child's bed,and | as I turned down the sheet and showed | he uttered

him the co: pse a wild shriek, ‘Oh my child! That minister said | further to me: One year after, he| was brought from the lunatic to lie}

side by side with his wite in one grave, and L attended the funeral.” The mipis-| ter of the gospel-who told me that faci,is | te-day a drunkes hestier io-a stable in the city of Boston. Now tell! rum will do. Tt will debase, d imbrute aod damo everything that is} noble, bright, glorious und God-like in | a human being. There is nothing drmk will not do that is vile, dastardly, cow- ardly and hellish,

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For Young Men to Remember.

me what egrade,

That clothes don’t make the map. | corner of

Thatif they once get io debt they may never get out of it.

they

| great varieties and cheap, at

Bvy your Blankets, Qu its, Flannels, Knit Wool Goods, Winceys, etc., Joun McPuer |

Cos {« lect tf. Keep your feet dry by getting a pair of | | Boots from the Boot and Shoe Factory. }

{sep 7 tf

one dollar |

ocldS

and Prints, pov 79

A SPLENDID washing machine for at Norton bros.

Remnaxts of Canton Flannel, very cheap at J. B. MacboNnaLps

Our French Christi are very handsome. G. BH. Cook @& Vo

Call and see them [nov26 wks wkly tf

Paw wke wkly | }

, over the Apothe

Daa ee, HAMLIN Hk, DECEMBER 8,

; ' vas and New Year Cards | ;

Five pound tins ‘Tea just the thing at Bere |

& GouFi

Ruy ,uor Winceys at J. B are the ch: apest.

MACDONALD’S,

We are making a iot of real good French Calf Custom Boots. Come and get fitted.— Dorsk&y, Gorr & Co.

Dixyer Sets, Tea Sets, Chamber Sets, in COLWILLS,

aug § tf

Now is the time for to buy a Fur Cap. L.

E Prowse sells a good one for $1. {nol3. Sreapy work and gocd wages. Ten Shee-

makers wanted at the Charlottetown Boct and Shoe Factory.

A piece of fine machinery that és composed of steel, iron, brass, copper, gold or silver that Brown caunot mend or make new, you may jest as well throw it way. Prince and Grafton Streets, Char-

lottetewn. iiv 3

Don’t buy your winter boots until you see

That parting the bair

That to deal hooorably with all men they begin with their washer-woman,

That they need semething more sub-|

stantin) than cigars, kid gloves and a cane to start house keepi ipg ‘with.

That they can't reckon on their} father’s fortuuse to bring them through |

life? Fortunes ave slippery better have something besides to fall | back on.

That a girl who decks herself in the| latest things out and parades in the| streets while her mother does the sashes]

ing, isn’t worth wasting much love cn. That a felow whodeliberately pro- pores matrimony to a girl when he can’lL support bimeeif, is either a tirst- class fraud or a fool—uoless he marries for money und becomes ber hired man. + ee

The late Princess Alice.

A London eable to the Herald says,

‘‘Alice, Grand Dachess of Hesse, Prin-|

“cm MATL STEAMERS

cess of Great Britain and Ireland; Re collections of her life, with

from her letters,” is the

title of a work which will be | published in «a few weeks at Darmstdat... It throws a new light on

the amialle charac'er of Queen Victoria and her family. but is silent on the Queens politicai views, The early part of the book is merely filled with do- mestic details and origins of the system ofthe charitable works which led to the foundation of a * Fiauenverein.” An interestiug incident was the Prin- cess’ sequaintance with David-Erederick Strauss, the theologian. A — great

clamor was ruised because the daughter | of Qadeun Victoria ac cepted the dedica- tion Of a work on Voltaire, which Charch Jiad condemned. The closin ig portion of the book is pathetic. editor heads it “Trials, with the following words written by | the Princess:—* May the hour of trial and grief brieg a blessing with it and notcome ia vain. The day passes quickly when one can do good and make other people happy, so much remaios undone.” Death fell on the household

with passionate grief. The young mother lost her children. Louis Buch- ner, her most intimate friend, was taken from her. Her delicate health

was affected and she was wora out with sorrow. She wrote “the journey of iife becomes eusier the more the number of those we love increases in Lleaven. a ‘ve . . Then she, too, was laid at rest beside her children. ————>- ee Special Norices.

Xmas Cards, toys, raisins, currants, selling like hot eakes becanse ~ y are the cheapest in town, at R. K. Brace [dec 7 ' Wanteo —$30 000 in hee of P. E. Island b lis wanted at the City Hardware Store. Noxwtoxn Brees {aeG 3i wkly. Gov and silver plating of every description done at Brown's. Shop on coraer of Prince and Grafton Streets {jv 3 3m, wky

é Lavies’ Ca'f Boots lined with Flannel or P.ush at J. B Macposatp’s Boot Store.

Boy your Und: relothing at Joun McPuer & Co a. : {decl tf.

Cnoice Winter Apples at re & Gorr's.

in the middle | brings on softening of the brain.

1 bi inys— | bargzina, ‘

the |

The],

and prefaces it |

the stock and prices at J. B. MacbD>NALD’s Boot Store.

Go to L. F. Prowsg for cheap ready-made | | Clothing. Overcoats from $4.00 up. Reefers | $3 50 (nel3.

| Boy's Ulster@ im great variety at J. B. MAc DONALD'S. fnov30. | JoHN Nuwson is at the top of the ladder in peor Long experience, best quality, greatest variety, and best workmanship. | does not fced to advertise that “the is a live” )man. The public know it, Go and get real ‘Newson’s Bailding,” opposite Post Office, [oct18 tf | ANOTHER large quantity of Crockery just | received and will be sold cheap at CoLWILL’s

aug 5 tf Heavy Cloths for Overcoats, Jackets or Ladies’ Ulsters, selling very cheap at J. B.

MacDONALD’S nov 29 Great Bargains in Overcoats, Uleters, Reefere, Fur Caps, etc.,at Joun MePure & Co's. {dee | tf, Be sure and ask your storekeeper for a pair of Boots made at the Boot and Shoe Factory. [sep 7 Ir you want to be suited with « Tea Set, a Dinner Set, or a Toilet Set, go to CoLWILv’s. aug 8 tf flour at {oct25 tf

Kent Mitts —The best family ,'Cheapside.’’— Hey ky Brrr.

OMLNION STEAMERS s } and “Northern Light’. will, until turther notice, perform the mails, passenger and freight seivice between Nova Scotia and Prince Edwari Island, Steamer “Northern Light’’ will leave Charlowetown, for Pictou, on Monday, Wed-

Napoleon JII”

| Resday, ard Friday mornings, at seven }O’clock, Returning wili leave tictou Land. ‘ing on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday

mornings, on arrival of Truro Train,

Steemer “Napoleon IIL.’ will leave Char- lottetown for P.ctou, on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday merpings, at steven o’clook. Returning will leave Pictgu Landing on | Monday, Wednesday and Frday mornings, at ten Weloc *k, on arrival of Truro Train

at ten o clock ;

Steamer “Northern Light” will leave Pictou. Landing, tor Geegetown, at. two lock, p.m., Wednesday ; and, an ae

au lease Goaorgetowh at 4 30 a , for Pictou Landing.

Steamer “ Napoleon IIT,” will leave Picton Landing, for Ceorgetown, at two o'clock, p. m., Thursday; and, returming, will leave Georgetown at 4.20a.m, for Picton Land. ing.

These Government steamers will give the same through ta'e advantag’s, toth for pas- sengers anf freight, as have been allowed by the Sicam Navigat on Company,and freight will be receiv d and delivered at Charlo:te. town by the Steam Navigation Company, at Georgetown by Capt.Jjames Burke and the Agent of the P. E.Is'and Railwav, and at Pictou to Messrs. Noonan & Davies.

ARTEMAS LORD, Agent Minister Of Marine and Fisheries. Nov, 16, 1852,--2:1w wkly 2i

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Liome made Boots ¢ ke the lead, Call fora pric at che Boot and Si Pact ry. [sep.¢ tf

UG. Hi. Con RK. Co;, dia just opened a large | st a © iat Carist is C rec

jnov2i wX& Oversees and Rabb rs, the !

aid .owest preve at J. B. Macwonais’e Boo

swkiy ti

| dealers

rgest variety | tile American, 261 Brosdway, New York,

} i | nov 29 | | | |

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PARSONS “PILLS

MAKE NEW RICH BLOOD.

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THA.

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BEER & COPF’S. { UR TEA is giving 24cts., 30cts., and dSbctes,

FIVE POUND TINS, (screw top), serving the flavor and strength of the Tea.

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excludes the air, pre-

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Halt chests very cheap to the trade.

BEER & GOFF. IN BW HEU Let,

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restores, with the os and freshness of

youth, fade d or gra) hair to @ natural, rich

brown color, or deep black, as may be desired, By its use ligit or red haivmny be darkened, thin hair thickened, and baldness often,

ys, curod, g of the haltr,

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Mr. ©, P. Bru Hen wri ites from Kirby, O, July: 3, tae: * * Last {ali muy hair eo mmeneed falling ~ and in a short time | became

neariy ald. i used part of a bottle of AVER’S a AIR VieGoRr, which st topped the fail-

+t contains neither oj! reuders the hair soft, aii and iinparts a delicate, , perfume,

g .onsy,

aud lastinu

ing r of the hai r, and started anew grovih, | have now a fuil he mul f hair growlug vigor. ousiy, ay A am convineed that bui ‘the use of your preparation I should have been entirely bak.’

J. W. BOWEN, proprietor of the Me 4rtiur

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knowledge has th 1 ‘ey aration ever faile to give entire satixfaction,’

Mr. ANGUS Fathratms, leader of the & i vy" of Seottis h

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= ne nape et My I have used AVER’s HalR ia , Att

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Ni 1G m the failing stopped and a new growth

umenced, and ja about a month my head

1s comp lete ly cove red with short hair. It

has continued to grow; and is now as goed as

before itfeil 1 regu! ar ly used but one bottle

of the Vicor, but now use it occasionally as a «lressi ny me

We have hundreds of similar testimonta's to the effi Arver’s Hain Vicor, It needs but a trial to eonvinee the most skepti-

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W R, WATSON, Ch’'town, Wholesale Agent.

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T is a fact wor'h knowing that Mre, Sophia Potter’s Bone Rheumatic Liniment cannot

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