HINTS TO WOMEN. BY MRI. I. B. OLIASON.

Vassautm geodcareof tlteold ladies.forwe shall never have any more, said a shrewd physician of mrncqaalstaaco.

Within the last century, the general rays of science and religion, have shonsatsrs and MD" on wotoan’s path- wnyt and before their rising light, length and strength of days have led "lilte the toortting cloud and early

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When the notion was, that all the knowledge ofgco- grnphy she needed, was to know the rooms in her house; and oi chemistry, to be able to coolt well a meal of vic- flllll Ithcn plain fair. and unremitting toil, where here; than we had blooming wives, healthy mothers, and thriv- ing children.

Now, with lem lnholt‘. lens anxious concern for daily sustenance, and more leisure lbr literary pursuit.-s. the rose-tint has faded from her cheek, save share an arti- ficial bloom has been imparted by the aid of rough and carmine—the clear complexion has grown ssllow, and mast new be nhltsaed or whitewashed witlt foreign pow- Ilnf. and tho temporary stimulus or too, ends" ‘Drill: bil- tcrs, and lsIl|cI’s<!uI|ics, together with plasters, braces, "ll "'PP°"|'". furnish a poor substitute for her former

native strength. -

To my mind, the solution of this stritnge enigma is this: We are in the transition stage front IIIIS reign of nature to that of art.

The prontptings of instinct guide the Illtliitn women; and I were tlm mothers of the last century guitled in the rare ofthcmselves and in the tearing of tlteir oflsprtng. Now, amid the conftmion and clamor which the new rule. of civilisation, lhshioa, and gootility impose, the voice of aaerriug instinct is unheedod. With all our science. en- lightened intelligence, and refinement, we have not ar- rived, in our physical habits, to the conscious of unfail- ing instinct. An ignorant mother, in the state of nature, will generally bestow on her child a good constitution; but in proportion as the elqancias of civilaatiom super- cotle the simplicity of nature, just in that proportion do we fl t'h‘e‘:i.ght of science to counteract the tendency of “'91 IIOIII.

Now. nu. so s people. have passed the period of“IIIsp- py ignorance.” and are at that point where neither nature nor enlightened reason, guide us in our habits healtltwise; hence, to say nothing of the men, we have sicItly,ear|y- faded women. and pony, pccvish children.

The prevailing inquiry. in reference to mice of diet, drms, exercise and eqtiipnge,bas been, not what is health- ful, but what isfachioaabls. When the table is spread the query is not what will digest well in the stomach, but what will please the palate. When a garment is to be made, the question which arises has reference to the pre- sent style, and not to comfort or convenience. For em- ployrnsnt we seek to do that which is considered genteel, often to the neglect ofthat which would he invigoratieo to oursclvesormahs no useful to others. Some ofour young Iadim with n "finished education,” pride themselves on their inability to perform any useful labour.

The result of this is, that most of the reliable feminine bone, muscle, and slnew, in our cities and larger towns, is to he found among the more gross foreign popttlnlinn Much as we pride ourselves on our superiority, lightly s we estimate their strength, we are many of us literally their dependants. Nature and revelation IFIGII me great doctrine of universal brotherhood; yea, and " ' ‘ ‘

This much despied class are, in a great degree. wlins circumstance have made them, and we should not only deal with theta Ititttlly ,but also learn lrotn them the worth of muscular power, and how it may be retained or regained.

In their native ho is the old world, where, the " lower class," the iron hand of both poverty and oppres- sion rests heavily, how could they rise In intelligence and relnsmsnt. Their legacy is large bone and strong sisewe, which when imported to tltis country week we- men, shoulal be considered a rich endowment, and would be if combined with suficient refinement and mental and moral power to ensure respect.

I-Iere, under our free institutions, with the abundant facilities for spiritual, intellectual, and social culture, proflhred us on every hand, our girls haven most pitifully one-sided education. Little care is bestowed to ensure- strength of hotly, the great effort being to impart ralloe- mont of mind and manners.

Ifwe could have well-disciplined minds. and rightly- developerl hearts combined with strong hands, how much more eficient would be the plans and labours ofthe wine and good. Many of our heat-educated women laclt the physical power to rnnlta the healthful. intlelibie impres- sion on the world which they would otherwise effect.

They are like a ship at sea, with a valuable cargo on board, but without strength to resist winds and waves, and bring their treasures snfrly into port. So our most promising wives sink under the cares and lal-ours which maternity brings. and the grave covers them while they are, or should be, in the bloom of womanhootl; or the islrmiriee of the M extinguish the light and life of the mivit, so Ihat they are measurable dead while they yet lire.

Ilnw snowy a blooming hride Ittwertty, with face bright as a May morning, temper as n rose-bud in June. II‘I1l heart happy with food hopes for long years to come, duds herself at thirty wrinkled and cute-worn, unreason- nhls sea wde. irritable as a mother, and almost useless as nnltison. And whylbecnuss shenchss here, is inpnln share, and, in short, “ feels week and bad allover.”

As the lrnt means of prevontittg the prsaiaturs decay sfonr soa,ln ear gwtrliaas sgvtltlsoicdl lrlilifililld sgasd ‘ ’ slacdmn. Whether a woman know anything of the pinncor guitar or not, let herhe welt vcrssd isms mysteries cfthat harp of a thousand strings. which in these days of physical degeneracy. duel nut maintain its harmony as in the days of Wntts, who es.- prsmad hlswcnder that it should ltt-ep in time so long.

Such snscqeisitlon, though considered loss ornamental, would hsln truth of grmssrpst-nasal and family utility .5... that of any other.

It Is trmscmssny that we, the weaker sea, are so im- presslhls. so 'ceeitcbls.so imogittativs.thst the less we knew nfmodlcst matters the hotter, being prone to think we hsveevary disease the dmsrihs. Inprcofofthis,theynrgsthsfast tltctmasya woman Is tolmnflehoslth has hasa madets think herself gidby Ihslngten lsstm'e,srtendlngnpar:tphlot,com- Isglem ssmsssll‘-lstsvmtott veadsr oflraps nnddrsgs. [ts unyc wemsshsstlassd hsrmlfwith syrups, flail with plasurs, hrasss, smportsrs, bsccaso barmsdisslniv'¢wasmersintnrmtodforthoitnpreve- 33 sfh'm Oil pics the efhis pntlmt's hmlth. In- msgss llbethamnlysorvc tcttlmtrato tbs secnsisnal trmh ofthe saying. that " a little learning is a dangerous mg," ssdnrgass the nestlaf woman having insrv, rather than Ims, medical knowledge. that she may not fall a prey to them who"go In and le"wiI thohqanckmodh

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wcmd-alahlts ArthIII‘1"'|4"5'llI¢l0f0lthfl j;““d].I‘.IUOIlqIHBOfX0lC-

u ‘ .I lrssglotmtclaashsvcpoowtstsrs gphliwsn ’. lo satin hsmosfarm la ltsparvsths

fitfl“ May woman, Dfkfildbtld Imllrfifiwd. gcqwssmmsasssdplstllssfa Iowwuomsh-vtlny

ofwhichwehere P.

HASZARD’S Gszmrm. MAY 14. 42%

are perfected sad perpetuated each in its own order; while ifshe inquire how we, who are " more festtlully and wontlorfullv mails.” are begotten and brought forth in

nreutal likeness, it will tend to her mental and moral contamination’! So dream name. She must watch close- ly her plants, ass that they are emitted, cited and watered, that no bug bite and no frost hligltt tlient. 'I‘ltie purifies her thoughts, eoftt-ris her temper, and elevates her taste. All this is very true. But should she not study to under- stand tltoec tttorc precious buds to which in titne she may give lzirth-pcrhitpc soon to wither, perhaps to live on,itntl witltcr on, through tnattty wcitry years; anti till, perchancn, because the mother ltttii unwittingly disre-

gttrtlctl those laws which would ltave secured to them a W

healthful bloom for three-score years and ten?

Let ittdolcnce and ignorttncc he no longer cherished by us as mothers of innocence. Let helplessness. “net'- vousuess," nntl feebltieas, be numbered among the blem- ishes not the beauties of our set Let us all strive, individually, for a more prrfrct knowledge, and n more perfect dn-rlnpntml of our physical, intellectual and spirit- ual nature.—Elivtira Water Cure.

Summer Arrangement of Malls. HE MAILS for the neigltbouring Provinces will be tttutlts up until further Notice every TUES- DAY and THURSDAY N|Gll'I', at Nine o'clock, attd forwttrded vin I’tc'rou, and the MAILS for En- gluntl will be cloned upon the following days at the

stttttn lttiur.

Tuesday, May I0, Tuesday, August 2, “ May 2-1, “ Augustlfi, " June 7, " August80, “ Jnne2l, “ Sept‘ I3, H July 5, “ Sept. 27,

“ July I9, “ October II. Letters to be registered, and Newspapers, must be mailed half an hour before the time of closing. THOMAS OWEN, Postmaster General. General Post Ollice, April 80, I868.

Georgetown Malls. HE MAILS for Georgetown until further Notice, will be made up an forwarded every Monday and Friday morning at nine 0‘ oc . 'I‘HOS' OWEN, Postmaster General. May 2. I853.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY. NUMBER of SHIP CARPENTERS. to proceed to Bend of Pstitcodisc —For Wages,

and other psrticnlsrs, please apply to J. wlA‘l'llll.-

se, Esq., Charlottetown, or r. . L. Housatt, St.

E|ennor's. MICHAEL HARRIS. April IS, I858. Im

WANTED immedintel , by the Subscriber, a FARMING MAN w thoroughly understands the routine of farming labour.

Wm.SWABI:‘.Y. Mount Stewart.

wnrmn, SERVANT MAN or BOY, in a family near Town. For particulars apply to the Olfice of this paper. A ii 30.

Wanted Immediately.

A-KILN-MAN for drying Grain. so, a person

to attend n Cttrding Machine, and Pcsrling Mill. For particulars enquire at mont.

B. E. WRIGHT. May II. I853.

ADMINISTRATION NOTICE. Ll. persons having claims against the Estate of the late LAWIIINCI‘. Wtt.t.utsa GAL E . of Charlottetown, deceased, are requested to furnis the same to the subscriber r scttlement—ttnd all persons indebted to the said Estate are requested to make immediate payment. LOUISA GALL, Administratria. Charlottetown, March 2Ist, I858.

Teipiperance Hall Company. T A ETING of the Directors of the above

Com tty, held in the Temperance Hall, this evening, t c following Resolution was unanimously n opto vtz:—-

“ Rs-.sot.va-.n, That the Treasurer (Mr. John W. Morrison) be instructed to talre the necessary legal measures for the recovery of all unsettled Subscriptions to the Temperance Hell Company."

By Order, J. B. COOPER, Sec’y.

Charlottetown, March I7, I858.

NOTICE.

HI-I Tenants on Townships N embers Sixteen and Twenty-two, in this Island.tbe property of The Right Honourable, Laurence Sulivan, are hereby re- cited to make immediate payment of all arrears of rent due b them, otherwise roceedings will be insti-

tuted for t e recovery thereof.’

WILLIAM FORGAN. 12th April, I858.

PEOPLE'S PACKET! THE well-known and highly appreciated clipper

Schooner "H. I.N'GRJI.M."

TI-IOMAI Lvtvtt, Commttndcr, will ply regularly, as TH EOPLE'S PACKET, In-tween llnnnqun and Sttnntsc, until the lat July next,-when, it is expected. a ntuclt superior mode of conveyance will be proct'drd,—and will leave Charlottetown for the Station on 'I‘hnrsday next. the 28th inst.—I"‘or l' RIIGHT or Passsan, please apply

to the Master, on board. God race the Queen! Charlottetown. lid April, I858. Irnnfl

BELLS! BELLS! BELLS I THE Subscribers manufacture and keep constantly on hand, all sizes of Church, Factory. Steam- host, Ferry, Locomotive. School House and nuts- tion Bells. with the but description of Hnnginga. These Bells are made from the best stock, and the small sites under it the saute ocean in manufactur- ing on Church Be is An experience of thirt years, with a great man recent improvements. a an en- tirely new met of casting, enables us to obtain the most melodious tone, combining also, in extraordinary vibration. Nearly 0,000 Bells have been cast stttl sold from

is contiguous Railroads running in every direction, within four hours of New York. Cash paid

A. MENEI-ZLY'S ENS. West Troy, N. Y., March, I868. Orders will be received and information gi- veo as to prices, at Goa. T. IIasmrtI’s Book and Sta- tiuery Stotc. I0nt

"v"r’ir.t.tsu ITRAIGI-IT, 81 1'1’!

can to inform iii. r.i...t. it’... a. run continues the ' clcaaittg,sad stilscisg of Beaver and Silk Hats

Gentlonies’s Clothes cleaned and mode equal to now. JIM CROWS_rnnde from the Island wool; old ones denenp. Prices low. Orders tahen at the ChI_eea's Arms, 8 Miles f Town, and at Jams lcttrs tailor. Qncss Sweet, cltsrleustows.

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I'D!!! TO LEIID. ENQUIII at the Oloe sf Onasnss Penman, Esc., Charlottetown. February I. IMO.

J. GILLIGAN5

Great Geor Street. AS now o a full complete nmortnteot of genuine BUGS and EDICINES, Cttmttcsus, Snsvtito Soars, Pmrtrnaa , .

Y . Toilet Sntn—- Bohemian. cut and blown git’... Teeth,

Nail, and Sher’ Brushes-—hulI'alo horn and trans- parent handles; air and infant Braeheo—mirrm'ed and

ti inlaid; Combs. Back and Side—lortoioe. bulfsllti.-and German shell; Lub'tn's, Deloroix, Pat- te ‘s. and iligg's Perfumery; gent’s. Pocket Mirrors; J WELRY--gold and silver Rings and Brooches, gold Pens and Cases. ladies‘ and gcnt's. silver and pearl inlaid Port-meunoiss; India ilahhor Toys. for children; gold, silver and pearl Beads; fancy Paper

' and Polka Bells, Perfauie Satchels and Cushions. It,c., die.

English Pickles, Sauces and Mustard ,- PAIN'I‘S. OILS, AND DYE STUFPI, sold to the trade tttcoats and charges. CAMPIIEME,

OIL, and BURNING FLUID. CnAt::aas—wine, soda, butter, water and sugar; Citnnsn, English anti American; Cake Ornaments and I’-‘lavsring—-Vsoills. lotnoa. nutmeg, cloves, and cinnamon; Spices and Confectionery, Dig Heniugs,

dtc., dtc.

Select GROCERIES. Lemon Syrup, Raspberry Vinegar. and tltoughtott's 'ttern;

l’OR'|‘l:.‘Il, ALE & LIME JUICE.

W G. having carclislly selected the above personally, challenges the market for a cheaper and better Stock in the above line. Jdurttsrwrnt of Shift, §c., A-c.,

' I . "'t‘.“i.'..’.‘."."..... JUST RECEIVED, A further Supply of New Goods, AT THE IDNDON HOUSE, psr Sttastship Canada vie Halifax - HE latest styles in Msntloc and Dress Materials, vis.:—— orwi glscecVelouas,satin-stri craps

Lnstres, Robes in new styles ; I. onase loth in varied colours; Gents. fancy winter eating; Ladies’ white and black sctio Slippers; do. French, Morocco and patent leather Slip rs ; white Kid Gloves; oatrs French white satin Ri boos; Ladies’ mohair Nets; purse, Barbers‘ and Tailors’ coloured Twists.

.1 large variety qf .drtt'cIrs suilablsdfor Christmas

arts and New Year's .

2000 Pieces of lid: and American ROOM PAPERING, from 6d. per piece spwcttls; Paper window Curtains, very handsome.

At.so,

A choice lot of TEAS, very cheap; moist and

London Loaf SUGAR._Ponc_hoons Molssses,dsu ‘ rior

Logwood, R For Sale by the Subscriber at his usual low rates, for snoaes.-r ssnentt-t-. ~ HENRY HASZABD. Great George-street, Charlottetown, Dec. II, I862.

Glasgow and Manchester House. WILSON, No. I, Rtctueown S1-ante, has JUST BECEIVED, per Br’ Jlsscnlsr, from Liverpool, pool, and other arrivals Halifax, a large addition to hisvery eatnasive STOCK of BRITISH, EAST INDIA, AMERICAN, and WEST INDIA GOODS. Among which he ‘ to mood to notice, a very choice no action of articles suitable for the Season, consisting of Woollen Shawls, Tweods, Orleans, Scotch Tartaos, Ermine Cloaking. Black Lace I-‘lottciug, Lady Mayorcss and Dschess Shawls, Csshtnere Dresses, Woollen Broad Cloths. of all colours, I-‘lsnnsls, Bod Quilts, Great Coats, Blankets, Carpeting, Marseilles Cxttnterpaoea, &c., 05 .

Lee. A general assortment of Teen, Leaf, Crashed and Brown Sugar, Mo|assan,CoII'cc, Suufl, Drop, Oils,

TI-II COLONIAL LII‘! ASSURANCE COMPANY.

Gevaanon--rats stott-r ttettoassun 1-its EARL of ELGIN and KINCARDINE, Governor General orc. .

Hsso On-tcs—fl St. Andrew Setters. Edin-

r A.

Board 0 Mean rat in Hafasjhr .Ncss lcoffe a Prince gal-ward Island! Hon. M. B. Almou, Dauhcr. Hen. William A. Bled, Banker. w' Bliss. . Charles Twining. ., Barrister. John Bnyley Bland, . Hon. Alaasodsr Keith, erchsnt. Jnmm Stewart, ., Solicitor. Medical Advlsor— . P. Sewers. AgIe‘:t.& Secret.\ry—Mntthew II. Richsy, Solicitor. following gentlemen have been a polled UM- ocrs of the Compau in Prince Edwst Island, and will be prepared to urnisb information as to the prin- ciploa and practice of the Company and the rates of Assn

PIIIGD. e Charlottstown—Modical Advlser—H. A. Johnston.

M. D. Agont—E. L. Lydlard. eorgetown—Modlcal Adviser—David IIaye,M. D. ent—William‘Saodersou

St. loanor'n—MotIlcnl Atlvishr-—Josspli Bell, it. D. Agent—Thomas Hunt. |IA'I"l‘llEW tt. tttcttcv.

Fire I Fire ! Fire I ! Secure your Property at a racing ofjlfty per cent. HIS can enl be done by Insuring in the MU- TUAL IE INSURANCE COMPANY. This is the only Ofice where claims for loss can be met, without refers to a foreign Compan . Blank forms ognppllcatlon, and any other informa- tion can he ohtai at the Secretary and Treasurer's Ofioo. Kent Street. April 0. tsss.

AI.I..I.AI|'0!El LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE COM- P.d.N‘Y, LONDON. as-t-sausnso as act or PAILIAIIIIT. Capital £5,000,000 Sterling). CHARLES YO NG, Agent for P. E. Island.

Pt-ovlnolal Marine Insurance Costs

V-PORONTO. C. W.—Ageut for Prince Edward Island,

BENJAMIN DAVIES. Charlottetown, April II, I858.

NATIONAL LOAN FUND LII-‘E AID Ilqttltablc Fire Insurance Comps- nles of I. n on

Incorporated by JICII of Parliament.

ARD OF DIRECTORS of I-‘ire Insurance for

P. E. Island. 1'. H. Haeilend. Esq.. Hon. Charles Hensley, 17'. Longseorth, Esq., Robert Hutchinson, Esq., wson, Esq. . _Detschsd Risks taken at considerably reduced pre- mmm.

Fhlrmnef A icatiao,and all otbu information, no ‘he obtain from the Subscriber, at the Ofioo of W Dshlois Esq. Ch n.

" H. J. CUNDALL.

April 17, I868. Agoat pro test.

, roTtToitnon.“"

TWO or Three Cabin Pnssqpgevs can

he comfortably accotnnioda in the new r on "'I‘ssostasttsn." to sail front hren Rivers, for the above

' G , F gvoiiiiifburrlit-iJcci»:y'?Is'i‘:i'ai:'sn .'.‘2.'i.'i.‘...".. 3'2 Pan. about the 15th of -II ll°-t|I-—AdtW 10 at unprecedented low prices for prompt payment. _ l''- 113" ORTH- No. 8. Richmond Street, Nov. 10. I861. April 11, I858. Mr“-_-I l'_‘o,r-yth an L“. of Pot: EUROPE. °é’.?.‘.’...':'..;."'.‘:. .. ..''... me-;-,-,-,0--u-«g--g;;.g or - - -' COLV L ototts art , A as mnd "' '°“°"l’ um ‘M in I.“ nuiu‘ ' Mtracntsow, Commander, will be vea-

F A L L S U P P L Y of all articles in her line. Some very handsome Embroidered Dresnsn.Arti6cisI I"lcwet's,aotI Patterns Berlin Work, will be found to merit iuqiection; ' ’ Cambric Handkerchiefs, Alpacas, and s varie- t 0 other articles in the Millioery line, of the fibric and finest quality, cheap for Cash. Charlottetown, Nov. I5. I85). FALL SUPPLY. 'l‘HE SUBSCRIBER Osrlls FOR SALE, I GENERAL ASSORTMENT

BRITISH MANUFACTURED GOODS, MILLINERY, :4... &.c. Just arrived per Barque Sir Jltrandcr. from Eng- d HEARD.

an . . Great George Street, Oct. I2, I862.

WHOLESALE.

Il.I.IAM ELLIOT & Co.. of BOSTON, _, U itod States, Merchants, have ooomantly on hand at ‘hrtrlottetown, P. E. Island; a large supply of the following articles which will be disposed e as low as they can possibly be imported for vm:—— 'l‘e C ‘ r, Cnlee, Sugar, Mnscovntlo. S itr, Moi Navy Bread, Cheese, Spirits, incgar, Candles, Soc , To-

bacco, Rosin, Pitch, 'I‘ar, Buckets and Tube, ‘,3.

Please apply to their Ageotimuny PALE‘ September 10, I051. .

THE Ssbocrlber bags to intimate tht in order to dispose of his valuable Stock Sillt and Lines

a MAY next, allow 5 per ctrtI., on all par- chascs, for CASH on deliver . WILLIA HEARD.

On Hand—A fhw Tool ef Anthracite

Calm, Pigsre Heads, Coal Tar. Bath Brick.

‘IONS of HEXLOCI TIM- 200 Ill wanted, for a Breast- worlt, to he delivered by the lat JUNE seat, apply to —

WILLIAM HEARD. v‘ 'I‘hoso whose Anemia are two ve mentlmevevdne. I" 5'35! DWI“- that lcgal steps will he resorted to, if re- cited amass settled at

NOTICE. THE Snhsevihcr having been duly swewdd hy Gtt.ssn'r Hsitasssmt, of Park,

Esquire. Aa-rsoa Banana-

tI for sea onor before the Itlth inst. For ‘ ' ht I’amag I t M‘ M JAMES DOUSE. Charlottetown, May 2, I858. S‘ A l'roight will be taken, lfaarly application

best be made.

Borne GREYG-AN. THE fine young horse Gssenal of matchleas symmetry, and beauti- ful sction, and that took the first prize from the " Agricultural Soci- ut of a line Canadian more by Sala-

et " tn din—ctandi II hands h - perfectly free from any vicious bit, will etanidhfor t e Seasoo-—com-

tne ng lat May at his own House, York River, and every Saturday in Charlottetown. at the Stables out door to Mr. Msctsant. Htcasr, Trackmaa, in Dor- chastcr Street. near the boot of the Barracks. Terms, £1 for the season, and time given for pay- ment until the let March next. DONALD M'KIN.NON. York River, April 24th, 1858.

Young Snladln for Sale. THIS very superior Entire Horns Ive years old is ofered for sale. He stands to bands I inchh‘ h. is of a beautiful black colour a has

a and tens- m very gentle either in harnessor as lo. His sire is the celebrated Blood Horse SALADIN import- ed ia the ear IMO by the Re al Ayiealtural Society —his r was s strenga valsablo animal of the Greenwich brood and produced sscelleut stock. A was awarded to him at the Royal Agricultural

of Blood horses

iety'sshew in I040, for the class ofthe Scladin Brood. Half of the purchase mono will be allowed to re-

main on security until the cone of the next season, on approved seenrity.— ply at Ilcsmrtrs Gaasttc Olcc. - March Il,t as.

The Splendid nntlre Horse THIS Superior Auimd,thru

. hich da “,cshsI::scs'.:Ibe stables oflassss W."Cataas,, Globe Meml, in Chrlettstews. _ Tm'C—-Imvleefcr lb Ssssfl. ”'-i °“"|"|°¢s

le. T‘. “'...f.IW...Cstans, Charlottetown, or to 1,], gm, “'0 AVE. mflh II-

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A to I"aa'tii:’ts ls VG .

SALADEI

THE Br.ooo Sscstmt wllstsnd

for the season stvpten. INHI-

dence ofthe owsm',wiQ|hOll“P'

tioo ofthe svth, ntaaad ssth. 0! A , t'stti.s.sJae'sv laser;-Lite: he will h! at Dsek‘s svll 050“ I Is.aatl every Ictnresy and Wadnasda! II CH”