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11» dstails which have coached us of a. closing

seeaael Infiniliau’a like are infinitely touching t. ' ' _ .‘t pproantted httn by the vartet sud extent of his sei- m ‘5' I" '10“ "Mi “Wilmin- “WY “7° hum‘M‘l'ieutitic and literary kuowledgo’; no tongue now spec

leg. edilying Whilst showing up to still grell- 'ltctt in F "‘0 '

, .- pe tvas unknown to In ‘ and be was 0' 5.] 0nd “Motion “yo Waldorf" "Initiation by turns delivering public dismal-sea in French. lexicon Revolution. they llllptl‘o any reader wtthajcermao. Italian. Hungarian. Spanish. English and

mefimlfl'“ millfl'lrel'lbl “l°'l|"-_ Mfilll'tLatin.-—-Masimiliatt has left a series of works on m“ ill". :50 ""0 d"th to_ sympatlttsc Wilhjvarions subjects. issued from the imperial press at I flw‘l“. “6 'Ml‘f. WWW?“ "‘"l"? “0‘ Vienna: they consist of I2 volumes. on a variety “"0th ‘fiP'll‘W' 2f “H'ln'lli'lv ll" “‘“d "1 "lei" of subjects. there is in the collection hiltuo h Matteo uI this sanguinary act by which his ' ’ I P y‘ ill-dusted reign was terminated. There was amnmmt me much elves-sues in the story of the Emperor antlt his young wife. their loves. their entrust-s. their char- ”, thslr'personal accomplishments and attrttc~ “the chivalrnus conduct of Maximilian in to setting to abandon his friends and servants when he was himself abandoned by his imperial ally—all this was so akin to what is highest and purest in our nature. so poetical. so dramatic. that it has touched aha world's heart. cold and selfish as it is. and from the harsl rock brought turth a stream of kindly hu- ptau sympathy that will one day cause a terrible re- ,anticu.il we mistake not. against the pet " Liberals" who have all at once shottu their tiger nature with such terrible elect.

. globe. a treatise on ltytlrogrsplty. admin— istrative studies. works on nautical art. to which he was nan-It tlet’o'ctl. also on architecture. drawing. botany. dtc.. thin; nothing' is forgotten. But. it is lit the " Travels in Italy" that we see manileatedthcae ideas of cosmopolitan liberalism the application of which in Mexico was so fatal to the young sore. reign." So for the Maude. The Archduke Maxi- milian twice visited Paris. and on both occasions mode the most favourable impressions by ltis prince- ly bearing. and his noble. chivalrous character. We see that news ol his murder has spread con. stcrttatiou beyond the Atlantic. Every court in Eu- rope has gone into mourning. In Rome the news was received with pt-olottud sorrow. The Holy

whesctragie end has no precedent in contempora- ,tteons history. surprised and charmed those who

modern history. poetry. travels in Italy. a vovape'

P. E. ISLAND V STEAM - NAVIGATION CO’S

ST E A M E ll S ‘- remotes or wen-:5"

A)!”

HEATHER BELLE

The Steamer

“Princess of \Valas ”

V II.I. Leave Charlottetown for I’ictou every TUES-

DAY and THURSDAY mornings at 6 a. tn.. in lime for the morning Train for Halifax. Leaves l'it-ton for Charlottetown every TU I} S D A Y and FRIDAY evenings. alter arrival of Train from lIulll‘ax. Leavca Pit-ton for Port. Hood and Planter Cove. flat at Canto. cvcry THURSDAY morning at. noott. immediate- ly after arrival at train from Ilslifsx. returning to I’ic- lntt the following morning. : Loaves Cltsrlottctown cvcty TUESDAY and k'III—

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Father immediately ordered a solemn service for the repose of the Emperor's soul. and celebrated Mass. himself for the some intention. 'I‘hc cardinals. patriart-lts. archbisltops. bishops. and all the priests: present in Rome for the coutettury ru~lt-bratiott.join-

For ourselves. whilst deeply depicting the tutti .aveat. and looking lorward with certainty. based on divine justice. to the doom that will sooner or later full on the ruthless murderers of the Emperor Maximilian. we are proud ot the manner in w hich

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he died. It was such a death as , we Would expect ed in the prayers ordered by I'ins IX.-—New York from a Prince of the truly Catholic house of Iltips~ Tablrl. l burg; it was the death ota Christian. Shot down m--~-~m~-~——-~«—»—--—m.._ . in cold blood in the flower of his age. in the prime t-l 'I‘lll'l YELVEII'I‘ON CASE. l bis noble manhood. with the loves and hopes of a .1.— warn‘t. generous nature flowing from his heart. tar Probahl . as rascal. are usually "ml by plasml

,away from home and friends. treat all that was neat blunt speak and deer. this worthy descendant oI Rudolph cl attttlc Majesty's dtminions a greater rascal than Hapsberg died with words_ of pardon on his lips- Major Yelvcrton. the arm of Lord At‘nttmore. Thia- pardon othts cruel enemies. " "ell Lope: I for- soltltcr. going out during the war with Russia, upotti ‘IVO his treason. tell all Mestcol forgive izs clinic." his way encountered Miss Teresa Longs-crib. who “Poor Carlotta l" Words that ought to be pre- was proceeding to the Crimea to act as nurse—a 0'3"“! I"? R" llmft “ ll!!! doubllefl Will- TIN" Course pttrsuwl by many highly respectable ladies mtogltng the lterotsm of the Chrtstian with the ten- with Florenc Nightingale at their head. He profess: der human love that was purified and sanctified by ml lor lltle Miss Lonsztvortlt an uncommon attach- sorro'V. be embraced the latthlul companions who tuent. prom-red her in his hand. and upon the r... had followed him even unto death. and died—how ? turn home of the parties. he married her in a lie- Most remarkable. most significant of all. “ When man Catholic chapel in Ireland. Technically. by sis-smoke cleared away." say the narrators of a one of these monstrous provisions ot law still ex- mhttl 000}. dilm’ll Mid Blorloult " the Emperor tant in Ireland. this marriage. although upon a was seen lytng an the ems. on which he had fallen. issue it had been declared by an Irish juw‘a’wd not yetdead. He was shot twice in the side.” and "lid. has been set aside by the Hot 0| Lard. also work of death was finished. So lying on the Bat Major Yelverton had tnsrri . m [waxwonn black cross winch was the symbol of death to each. twice. There was the cplgynljfia informal Scott-h Mastmtltan died-8tll‘fil] a death 0‘ how" for a marriage also. Miss ongworth. or Mrs. Yslverv Christian. One of the others lell on the ground. too. "had the See (3mm of 5.4mm. mwter am one on the bench attach"! to tbs emf!» b"! "'0 matter tWit'h of Major Yell’ettttn. This was 20ml. “mall” 0‘ .‘h' H'P'bu'l Prue" h" 0" refillh‘itl’, and site then apppeslcd to the House of WWII“; Pndfl‘nrfi‘l'ed' . m. M", Lords. 0n the 27th ult. she appeared before that

Looking hack'tc‘llte‘idhi :2” 0‘ llii ironse's'glery. body. and her counsel being “WWII”! “bunk DIN many a reader of the not." will think here of that argued her own care. it shopld be stated that the memorable night when Rudolph. the founder of his Hon. Mayor has added what ts certainly moral bi- dynasty. dismounted from his horse to place there- gouty to.the other beautiful features of his career. on n humid. priest whom he met toiling on foot having repudtsted hts Irtsh bride because he married through the darkness and storm to bear the rioticum her in I Clilwl'c cl“'PEL ""1 ll” ‘5'" I"! highly to a dying Christien. \Valking beside his horse. the Valuable bond to I MM- Forbes. All these years

ring. led him by the bridle till the priest arrived at Mrs. Yelverton has been pleading for justice in ale ‘ "Minnie". “amen "(mam takolhe horse most every form known to British jurisprudence. "do, “yin, m m. .dmiriu' print, in his great We have not seen the decision of the Lords. but it humm.’_.. Th. 1...", which 1... how. m. Lard of is not probable that she makes anything by her Hosts shall never hear me"-—-and he continued on motion in the present instance.

we ar on loot. Ramindin one of Godlro de We remember reading carelull some~ ‘eers a o Balljfilomho would not lllow to Is cro’wn- at msvrmummms report or the Irish trikt. while]:

ad King of Jerusalem. saying that he could never went through all the tactp in the case, lrnm the Cri- waar a golden crown Where his mast» had worn a mean courtship to the Irish marriage. and the pern- crown of thorns. Ohl how mun. how sublime. sal left no doubt upon eut- mood. as the facts lalt yet how simple was the taith of those Christian none upon the minds of the Jury. that when the Irish princes of old time—those men of the “ Dark marriage took place. both Miss Lottgwortlt and the Agni}! Major thought the ceremony perfectly valid. Alter And who will deny that the end of the Emperor living some time wit the lady as his wife. the sol- Haximilisn was not unworthy the heroic faith and dter encountered somebody he liked-boiler, or souve- plety of the rinces of his house. even in ages of body who had more money. and chtyalrously and. faith. Asa bristian. and a Christian prince. it ing himself oftechutcnltttes. ltc married sgatn. For was all we could wish—as a man he showed him- years. as we have said. his repudiated wife has self calm. noble. courageous. true and tender to the been seeking for redress; In every form slip has int- laat. Can anything be more affecting than this in- porlttncd the administrators of law and Justice; until .cident? ~ ’ weary. single-handed and forlorn. she stands he-

tOn reaching the brow of the hill. the Emperor fore the peerage of England. and pleads for her looked fixedly at the rising sun. the last that wasto honor. her name. and her fame. Meanwhile he. rise for him, and taking out his watch. touched p the destroyer of her happiness. he who swtudled her spring. which disclosed a small miniature likeness at the altar of God. ts eluttytng the pleasures of so-

Mlke Empress Carlotta. Pressing it to his lips. he handed the watcbpnd chain to the Abbe Fischer. his confessor. charging him to bear that memento o to Europe to his beloved wife. and to tell her. it q ever she could understand the massage. that his eyes llt-ien

ho ld close on her image that he rni ht take it Majo _ . ' . . :ritlt' him to Heaven. No. wonder thespood Auso in a Christian Church. and by a Christian minister.

triaq priest. receiving his last embrace, fell on his nor isthere any that the woman supposedth cere- knees. covering the hands he held out to him with many tncflecttve and null. By what equity. then. tears. Then the Bishop. asking the Emperor to can a man be Allowed to plead ltts own wrong. and

vs him the kiss ofpcace for Maximo-which Max- to tsks‘advsntagc oi his own crime. Thts ts pre- lmllian did with the calmness of a dying Christian. ciscly what the Major deceased all the bores Iran- aofaithlnl follower of Him who forgave his enemies in England vibrates alhrmattvely to.ths cool and im- 1on Ills Cross. pudent evasion. “I was tnarrtcd.’ says the poor ' Nothing in modern literature comes so near the lady to the he!" of En‘!.ndt “ 1 was married in It description of Maximilian’s heroic and as Aytouu‘s Cat ic Church. Catholtes are not fire-worshippers.

description of the execution.“ Moutrose; er fol owers el Vishnu, but they are Christians. and ' adhere to Christ and his teachings—to be the wife

' at one husband. Would to God that the Judges of the land were of the same opinion i" .‘t But, my dear Madam." responds the Lord Chancellor. “ you must temcmber the law." “The Law. Miss Long. worth I" says Wig No. 2. pointedly. “The law. we mast stick to the law." cxclaims the Duke of This. “ Thelaw." chimes the Marquis of That. " Mar- - virtues of Protestants in Catholic chapels.” cries the Bishop of 'l‘itlte sntl Take. “ 0..that will never

ol" Big-my. is better than such an infraction ol , sacred and ancient statutes. The British Consti-

tution must be preserved in its integrity. All the law-lords. in toll chorus. cry. “ Read your Blackstone. Madam." and what is a poor. wronged. morally violated woman to answer to all this draw! and dust. this heat and haw, this sublime rigtnarole

an thing‘ultowsvev. the Emperor Maximilian did of routine ?

all. there is not at present in lint lirit-l l

As usual. it is the woman who must suffer—it isthe feuding man who goes acct. free. Mark the ini uity of the whole tract-anion. and the shameful el- cy of the laws! There is no pretense that this

.“ But when he came though pale and was. He looked so great and high. 80 noble with Ids moly front. ‘ So calm his steadfast ere-—

Thu rabltlt- rout forborc the shoal. And each man held his breath. Forsvell they knew the hero's soul

’ Was face to face with death. . O O O O 0 There was glory on his forehead. There was lustre in his eye. And he never walk‘d to battle More proudly than to tile. 'I'bcte ,wsa color In his visage. The‘ the checks of all were won. and they marvelled as they saw Illtll pass. 'Ihat great. sedgoodly nan." ,

O O 0

jar Georgi-town ovt-t Suntiav.

ltlmssseel’at Stella Coleus Bouquet-

The llsrd of Avon's l‘crfume. itt a neat llos : Sydcuham I‘Iau do Cologne. 'l‘rehlc Lavender Watt-r. Extract of Lavendet

tn. unfit-hos. and instantaneous Hair Dye. for givingt he flair

and Whiskers a natural and permanent shade withou tannins and danger.

for evening ponies.

cial life, not has be forfeited social consideration ! __._

T

r Yclrerton is not married to Miss Longworth “MIMI Slim“.

9' Call and judge for yourselves. 4 ‘1

DAY night for sumlllt‘l‘rtltlfl and Slit-ditto. at 7 p. to. Will connect. with Wednesday anti Saturday morrning‘a 'l‘rsin.

Loaves Slimline for Suutmcrsidc and Charlottetown. lown.’ th-ry \l'EliNl‘lSDAY and SATURDAY alter- noontt. immediately alter arrival of Train ltotn St.

John. 'I‘III‘: STEAM ER

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.caves (Iltarlottt-town M .l a. In. ctet‘y SATURDAY morning for l‘ictmt.

Loaves l’it-tuu at. 9 s.nt.. same day. for .‘Ittrrny lIar-

hor. Georgi-town and Souris. rntuaining at. either Sourta

Lt'ths l'icmu cvrry MONDAY for Chutlottctown. otter arrttsl ot Train from llalitax.

F. \V. MALES.

June 12. I867. Snort-wry

STELLA “ébLAs

dedicated by permission to thin tstleutud Ar that. Alrxundta. tittnrds. Frsgehanc. "hidden of Wales. li'uno‘tcl'l. bill of the Valley Jockcv Club. Wood Violet. Mil etleur. lit-soul‘s Bouquet. Patchouly. Violet. West. Mod New Mown lIayJoves Myrtle.

Powder. an improvement oil

ltluom of Niniou. for the Complexion. t

to the skin: Napoleon I’otnmadc. for tie n; the

Ilitnmalyt llosc Water Crackers. a new and amusinp devict

W. R. WATSON

Drug Store. Dec. 22. ll“.

DONALD M‘BAE, Merchant Tailor, And Dealerin

chttts‘ furnishing Qi'tocbr

. Queens fitrcet. Charlottetown. I’. E. Island. Aug. 8. 1866.

ensues nnxnx, MANUFACTURER 0F

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AID

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QUEEN STREET.

FOR mum. at his store. corner of Prince and

200 EELS- PLOURI

Warranted as good as any on the Island.

150 bbls Prime Hamill;

JOHN QUIRK. Charlottetown Feb. 6 1867. if.

on, was annex IOLASSES. out an Idling. as out: also run

HF. SUBSCRIBER IIAS I) SALE— 7 I , “

11 llbds. n ht castles UGsn‘; no l'uns. Brig t n; OBASshS; 80 Ports. Detour _ M. pile colored; 150 Cheats Bu rt Canyon I‘M ; ‘ 26 tlhds. IIo laud GIN;

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flhds. and Qtr. Casks I’ulc BRANDY; V ths. Port sadtiherry WINl-l. ' ~ OWbN CORNOLLY.

Charlottetown. 27th Feb.. 1867.

JOHN BELL,

MANUFACTURER 0F CLOTHING

all its branches. thrmkfp’l‘9 to'hls Friend; auditin- l‘ t favors. I save to In or. eat mm" " P" out iii a «to so be [hand u

1N

and the public generally.

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States will be but 'lllwent .four Can“ a year for "Block- Flowers. Verbena Witter. 'I‘eroenteusry Sachrt. l’ci‘lllmctll’ .“'°°d' "“1 m“ El‘hl “"3 " "M I" "Ch of a“ m" 'I‘etceuu-nar) Snow-nu. shakespcnr Holden Scented Locket: Extract of Lime Juircand GI cct'inc. for making the Ilair soft and glossy; limo: Lou Violet Powder; Dcpilatnry l’owtlcr for removing superfluous hairs without

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Tull unst- ed ass been instructed b the 0 are to dot for SALE. or to '89.". mal valuable MEINID and I. As EMULD PKUI‘EB' Maud ARIIS. in lanvaov sod otherparts of the Island. in good cultivatio- well woodml.and.puaaadna other advantages; and for which pod and validt ttss. and immediate possession ean be

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Also. tour LOTS. being the rcsidno of thirteen Building bots. (the other nine having been sold the resent Baassa in) that most sdvsntagmns mercantile situation huown as “SUMMER ILL." adjoining MON'I‘AOU IIRIDOI. MI IltllL‘a from (hometown. whore class. so l60.000 bushels of Produce are annually sltip ed. and nearly all paid or.“ Call. Americans and other apt-ctdsmnpurchaae hero and ship for (Iron Britain. the Unite: States. to. A number of Stores. \l’harf». a Mot-tint; (louse. l'ost 0ch. and Tom rsnce Society have beenestablishnd for I... into; with many (Inst and Saw and Cloth lull- in the vicinity : where a an quantit of all kinds lumber an be had It trade at low tam. "Shauna Iltu. is ” the only rrssMUPrvperty forsale in the p ace whit.- renders it mostdeelrehle let 0. above class of artisans now so much wanted in this rising town. A H'l‘URH and DWELLING on it, capable of holding H.000 bushels produce. with a double Wharf and site (as . Linte Kiln. will be sold or loam! on reasonable terms. 1","... Pmiwtlu or ".3. on...- information can he obtained bv calling at the allies of Messrs. BALI. . 801. Land Surveyors.Charlottetown. Reference can also be had from W. Sam-lancer. F. I'. Nott’t‘ost. 'I‘ttoa. Astana. Georgetown; Jan. linen-rates. Camplmltoa. Lots; l“. W. lluouas. Hmmt'm mac... Ct....-|o.,m°.,n'.nd “ a; subscriber st Urwall. who is also Agent for the sale ot_ Manny’s Mowing Machine. the colnbrated Yin-mouth COOKING STOVE. and also for the Fulton: Mills of Messrs. llonnn. Mill View. the “noble. J as. McLaasnt. New Perth. Fqu W. Mnboxaw, l’mettc; whet-a CLO’I'II is received and returned with des-

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T ttls grt‘at household Medicine ranks among tho loading _ neon-sane: of life. It. is Wull known to the world that it cures many complaints other remedies cannot reach. this fact ts as \t-rl established as that the sun lights the world.

Disorders of the Liver and Stomach. Most persons will. at some pt-riod at their lives. suffer from lfurl-gt-ttttutt. derangement. of the livrr. stomach or bewols. which it not quickly removed. ft't-qurn'ly settle Into a den- gerous lllltttaa. his well known in India. and other tropical a rlnuutca. that llollowuy's l’tlls arc the only remedy that can he rolled on in such rates. Almost. every soldier abroad carries a box of them in his knupslcl‘. In England most persons know that these I'tlls wilt cure them whenever the liver. stomach or bowels are out of order, and that they nerd no pliyalt‘lln.

Weakness and Deblllty

Such as sulfur fro-n \t'cnlun‘w. or dchility. and those who 7.00 feel want of enemy. should at once have recourse to these “Hm I ills. as lltt'y‘ rtttntcdnuvly purify the blood. and acting upon ‘QIMltlw mam-spring of hf». gtvclstreuxth and vi or to the system.

to”! [‘0 young per-ions entering tntu womuultoo. . with a derange-

Tl [tut-tit. of the butt-nous. itth tn‘motltcrs at the turn of life. the“

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