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North Lake Netes,

The firm of Sterns Bros., of Souris, have recently opened a branch store in this vicinity, which affords great facilities dur- ing the bad roads.

The school in this district is progressing rapidly under the skillful administration of Mr. A. J. McPhee.

During the past season very nice residences have been erected adding great ly to the addractions of this place. Among them must be mentioned the residence of Mr. Frank Baker, which is, in truth, a triumph ‘of architectural skill, and is tinished and furnished with all the modern conveniences.

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Another correspondent writes ;—‘* We are favored, as are the other parts of the Island, with a share of the extraordinary tine weather, but, unluckily, have no roads, sv that our farmers are not able to get on very well with the work of the winter months.”

As usual, we are having our share of amusements, especially horse trotting, for which North Lake forms an excellent place.

Among our foremost sporting men are Duncan D. McInnis, with his famous horse ** John, and” John Kennedy, who owns the famous *‘ Happy Jack.” These horses were in a race here before, but as Mr. Me- Innis considered he could do better than last time, the race to come off soon will be of unusual interest.

Quite an interest is being taken im the project of making a harbor at North Lake, and we hope to see it a success at some future time. ‘The most prominent agitators are Mr. Thomas Rose and Mr. Elisha Baker, who is a warm friend to the people in all matters.

England’s Little Wars.

THREE SEPARATE AND INDEPENDENT AFFAIRS ON HAND AT THE PRESENT TIME.

It is a curious example of the burdens of the British Empire that Englaud, having just completed two campaigas—one against the Black Mountain tribes in the north- west of India, and the other against the Thibetans, in Sikkim, in the heart of the Himalayas—is at the present moment en- gaged in three separate and independent wars, small ones, it is true, but still wars in every sense of the word. Troops have been armed, equipped and provisioned, and are now marching into partly unknown and certainly unfamiliar districts, inhabited by hostile people who will surely fight.

The first and most important of these campaigns is against the Lustais, in the bili behind Chittagong, who are habitually raiding British territory and murdering British ofticers and subjects.

Then there is an expedition to conquer the Chins, a powerful and turbulent tribe inhabiting the mountainous districts in North-west Burmah bordering on Tipperah, Murihore and Assam. They have lately attacked the parties who went out survey- ing the region for the purpose of obtaining a practicable route by land from India to surmah. They extend down the Chindwin River, and are the only people on the west side of the Irrrwaddy not yet reduced to submission and order.

The third expedition is against the Red Karens in the east of Burmah, on the bor- der of Siam. A number of Red Karen tribes have united under « chief named Sawlawbaw, who refuses to submit to Brit- ish rule as his neighbers have done, and whose districts is a centre of active disturb- ance. There is no desire to interfere with the Karens, provioed that they will remain quiet, but this a majority of the Red Kar- ens refuse to do.

a ompetitive Examination.

An Ann Arbor, Michigan, despatch says: Mr. J. L. Babcock, who is toreceive $500, - 000 fromhis uncle’s estate, provided he marries in five years after the latter's death, has received so many letters from lovelorn maidens that he proposes to select his wife by means of a competitive exami-

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pear and be examined as to general health, intelligeace, beauty, age, disposition, &c. One Cincinnati beauty wrote to Babcock recently : “* lam tired of reading articles «bout you in the papers. If you want a wife why don’t you get one in Ann Arbor, where you are ? If you are not suited write me a line.”

A Boston girl has offered an Ann Arbor photographer $10 for a picture of Babcock, bat the latter modestly declined to furnish ie photograph. Sabcock said a few days ago: ~~ ain still receiving an immense nuin- ber of photographs and letters, and , could have more photographs it I requested the fair writers to forward them.”

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Phe presence of Lord Dufferin at the Italian court as the British ambassador is likely to increase the cordiality of the re- latums between the two countries. There have at different times within the last year been reports of a treaty between Italy and England, but official denials have been given of the accuracy of these statements. There may be no definite agreement of a formal nature with the southern member of the: Central European alliance, but possibly the

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Charlottetown Driving Park. TENDERS FOR LUMBER.

ENDERS will be received by the undersigned up to Lorn FEBRUARY, 1889, from parties

willing to supply the following Lumber:

£25 green Cedar Posts, to be straight and

sound, 12 feet in length, and not less than 7

inches in diameter at the small end.

275 do., 6 feet, not less than 6 inches at small

end. :

395 do.. 7 feet, not less than 6 inches at small

end,

6 do., 12 feet, not less than 12 inches at smatl

en.

55.000 feet full inch Hemlock Boards, free from

shakes and flaws, sawed evenly to proud edge,

good quality and 10 feet in length.

11,250 running feet of 2x6 inch Spruce Scant-

ling. in 20 feet lengths.

10,500 do. of 3x4 inch, 20 feet lengths.

Tenders will be received for the whole or part,

and a certified cheque for 15 per cent. of the

amount of tender must accompany each as

security for the delivery of the Lumber.

The Lumber te be delivered on some wharf in

Charlottetown, or at the Charlottetown Railway

Depot, not later than Ist June next, 1889

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bearing date the 10th day of January, A, D. N74, nnd made between William Murphy, ef | Somers ', Lot Iwenty-Seven. in Prince County, | in Prince Kdward Island, and Rose Ann, his | wite, of the one part, and Daniel Hodgson, of (harlottetown, in Queen’s County, in said | isiand, ‘Trustee and Executor of the last will | and testament of Charles Wright, deceased, of | the other part:

LL that tract, plece and parcel of Land situate, lving and being in Lot or Town-hip

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of the northern moiety of said Township;

thence west in said division line three chains and fifty-eight links; thenve north to the Anderson Road aforesaid; thence along the same eastwardly to the place of commencement, containing Thirty Acres of Land, a little more or less,

ALSO—AIl that other tract. piece and parcel of Landin said Lot and County aforesaid, bounded and deseribed as follows:—Commencing at a stake fixed onthe south side of the Anderson Road, and in the north-east angle of 65 Acres of Land in possession of James ohnston ; thence running south about ninety chains tothe divi- sion line of Township No. 27; thence west along said line toa Farm inthe occupation of John Kelly ; thence following the said John Kelly's east line to the aforesaid road ; thence east ward- ly along the said road to the stake or place of commencement, containing 65 Acres of Land, a little more or less.

Dated this T'wenty-Ninth day of December, A. D. 1888.

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PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND RAILWAY. i8Sss-9. Winter Arrangement. ESS8e9

()* AND AFTER MONDAY, DECEMBER, 3rd, 1888, Trains will run as follows :—

TRAINS FOR THE WEST. TRAINS FROM THE WEST.

STATIONS. Betas No. 3. | STATIONS, Mee, , Bat ' if | j ee 4 ok a é eM ' Charlottetown. e--....+- dp 715 | 180 ||Tignish............ ....dp 6 00 Royalty Junction..-.-+...- 7 34 : 12 Alberton Se cade iekee as cu 6 55 j North Wiltshire ........ 8 17 } 3 05 | Bloomfield stecdidcecnunnst | 7 30 | Hunter River..+scees...... 8 30 3 20 Re io chenbeaeas Le, rma, oc 50. 040s sess 9 00 3 57 };Port Haill,.... aka wkoe noes Y 97 Emerald Junction ........ 9 v9 4 07 | Wellington...cseseeees... | ie Presto wWiac.. .vsrcccecvcces 9,23 4 22 | MisGuuche,.......s06 os ee | Kensington...........+++- 9 40 4 45 bs ar| 1035 | far} 10 os) ,.62 |Sugumeregide,......... ta ¢ ae ee Fe Summerside.........- 4 ee me. | Fe dpi) P.M. f 36m {dp} i240 | | ORM RTOR.. oo. ncogst oot: oo 7? 05 Miscouche............+::- 1 00 | SwOOOE 055s nen cee oon 12 23 7 2 Wellington. .....++++....-. 137 | [Emerald Junction........ |. 41838 7 43 Port Hill..... ......- ebevee 2 08 SO MMR ies asec escecenrs ae ae 7. Aa ciccl snes thes 3 22 ‘}/tiunter River........... ib Pe See Binommfieila ...........- esos) = 3 45 Noth Wiltshire..........) 1 29 8 45 Alberton ...... Opebn® cea. -' } i 2 Royalty Junction. ........| 212 % 37 Ws vbni in NON pais a ar| 5 15 | enero ce coe ice ar| 2 Su 10° 90 SPATIONS. | No. 9. i STATIONS. | No. 10, i} '

. y. M. | A. M. Emerald Janction...... dp | 410 ||/Cape T raverse..........dp Ca Cape Traverse.......... ar ' §00 ||/Emera?d Junction..... a.’ ' 9720

i : TRAINS FOR THE BAST. TRAINS FROM THE BAST,

; ' STATIONS, No. 5, No. 7, | STATIONS, No. 6. | No, 8 | , | Charlottetown ....... Gp _ a | Georgetown, ....+++.++..dp * ry ro muberiee.... és .5+. | : = ib ceria xn dais aaok 7 38 SS ER vaeeeaweisccdes ee ar 8 50 .- ar 3 55 | Mount Stewart..June i ount Stewart Junc. ' | dp 90 |} pi 4410 Bedford.......... eet! Eat Cardizatse.e.......... sees! 5 22 Royalty Junction..... ce ee Georgetown...........-- ar 5 46 Charlottetown.......... ae SS ii Si . Pome ' As M. a Stewart Junc....dp ‘ * arte. ven dsavens eseeee. Gp 1 620 MME vis Se ccnceactbeks coee} [Bear River. - .+0+......000: { 05 ee ics 6a sksusecnace | 5 12 Ht. Peters........ eees it ; ie Bear River...... oeesee sees] Oe EMBO ons chewcs colttessvcacs) 2a WOUPIS .. «ss 0000s.0r0see9% ar’ 640 i|Mount Stewart Janc....ar [ ke

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rains are run by Eastern Standard Time.

J. UNSWORTS,

Superintendent.

rawway Vilice, Charlottetown, Nov. 27th, 1888—Gi ail prs 61

URSDAY, JANUARY 81, 18+9

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| 1 suffe untold agony from chronic nasal catarrh. My family physician gave me up as incurable, and said I must die. My case was such a bad one, that every day, towards sun- set, my voice would become so hoarse I could barely speak above a whisper. In the mornin my coughing aud cicaring of my throat wou aiimost strangle me. Ly the use of Dr, Sage’a Catarrh Remedy, in three months, Iwas a well man, and the cure bas been permanent,” -

“Coustanty Hawking and Spitting.»

PaoMAs d. Wossina, Esq., £902 Pine Street i St. Louis, Mo., writes: “I was a great gufferer | from eatarrb for Uaree years. At times I could | hardly breathe, and was constantly hawking ; and spitting. and for the last eight months | could not reathe through the nostrils, [I thought nothing could be done forme. Luck- ‘fly, I was advised to try Dr, Sage’s Catarrh Remedy, and I am now a weil man. I believe it to be the only sure remedy for catarrh now —— = one has only ta give it a | fair triai to experience astoundin | @ permanent cure,” “rs

‘Rhree Bottles Cure Catarrh.

FLI Roserns, Runyan P. O., Colu Pa., says: “My daughter had Se ake: she was five years old, very badly. I saw Dr Sage’s Catarr Remedy advertiana, and pro- cured a bottle for her, and soon saw that it helped her; a third botile eff y

nent cure. She ig now eighteen weareeni he 1/ found apd ee poss