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The Doar. From the king on the throne, from the peas- ant who toils, From the lawyer who pleada in his choler, From the client who waits for his share in the spoils, Comes the cry of the crowd for the Dollar,
As it ever has been, as it ever shall be, While the heart to the head is a scholar, The Grindeme and Grundys by Nature's de-
cree, Shall worship the almighty Dollar.
A round bitof gold! That's all! Yet Im
told That the world is built up by its glisten- ing! That the ching-a-ling-ling of this idol{fso old Brought the devil to stand at his christep- ing. John Whiicomb Riley.
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Training Will Tell.
In the minor moralities the principle of careful early training holds good. The politeness that isnoew styled old- fashioned might be reintrodueed with benefit to those who practised it and to those who are favored in* receiving it. The graceful deference to elders and to women is something that is rarely acquired in mature years. A boy of five is none too young to be taught to pull off his cap when he meets an acquaintance, to remain uncovered in the presence of ladies, to step aside to allow them to enter or leave a room first, and to remain standiog till they are seated. There is an ease of bearing gained by early drilling in these re- garde that makes unmistakable the difference between the man _ whose courtesy is ingrain and the cne with whom it is a veneering, no matter how skillfully the latter may have been ap- plied.
The table manners of children can- not receive too close attention, and yet they seldom have adequate cure be- stowed gpon them. The constant, re proof and admonition required seem but a thankless task for many years. Boys and girls manifest a terrible ingenuity in acquiring awkward habits and un- pleasant tricks, and an equal slowness in overcoming them. Perpetual “nag- ging” is always painful, both to the giver and the object, but the recom- peuse of grateful appreciation comes surely, though slowly. Some parents weary of waiting tor it and abandon the efforts at training. To men nothing can make up for the lack of this early
discipline. Womee, more imita- tive and less transparent in jimita- tion, may tutor themselves into a
pretence of ease, but a man rarely sufti- ciently overcomes his self-consciousness to feel otherwise than miserable in a cirele where he knows his habits and manner mark him as of.less outward refinement than his associates. ’ Once ina great while the wife of a man may succeed in imparting a polish that transforms the rough article into a tolerable counterfeit of the fine one, but it is at the piece , of long . struggles and bitter mortifications alike to husband and wife. It is gin the mother’s hand that the power is laid, and with her rests the responsibility if she fails to exercise it aright.
New Way to Pay Old Debts.
“It’s a terrible thing to owe money,” said Smith. ‘To be compelled to dodge around this corner and that to avoid meeting acreditor onthe street. It takes the manhood ont of one, and he soon loses all self-respect. I am very glad to say that I no longer owe a dol- lar,”
“Then those old debts that have bothered you so long are all squared up, are they ?”
“Yes, thank heaven ! The last one be-
came outlawed yesterday.” i.
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Easter.
The Easter festival falis this year on the 25th of April—the latest day on which it can possibly fall. It has not occurred before on that date during the present century, and it will not: happen again till the year 1943. The earliest day on which Easter can fall is on the 22nd of March, and it will not occur on that date till the year 2.000. In fact, the festival only falls on its earliest and latest limits about once in a century.
oe Different Views of Life.
Wife—You shoulden’t take such a morbid view of life, my dear. Look at poor Mr. Smith with his small income and his wife slowly dying, and yet he bas a cheerful smile aud a pleasant word for everybody.
Husband—lIs his wife dying ?
Wife— Yes.
Husband—Well, if he doesn’t look out he’ll give himself away.
Free and Independent.
Mrs. Hendricks (the landlady) — Biess me, Clara,look out of the window and see who is ringing so violently at the door,
Clara— Why, ma, it’s Mr. Damley. _ Mrs, Hendricks (with a sigh of re- lief) —Thank goodness, he has brought the money to pay his back board or he would never dare riug like that.
Ex. Northern Light: New Feathers, new Tinsel Trimmings, new Mantle Ornaments new Fringes, just received at J. B. Ming- denald’s, wmard—dy why _ Hams! Bars !—Men’s and Bo ’s Felt Hats zB _ a Big stock selling cheap oe: *
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Canned Salmon.
FEW cases of the “‘CAIRNS' BKAND’ for Sale, in cases, half cases and quarter cases. This brand is far superior to the British Columbia Salmon. HORACE HASZARD, Queen Square. Ch’town, Feb, 11, 1886.—1 mo eod
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-PIGKARD'S BAKERY.
N RS. B. PICKARD desires to thank the AVE patrons of her late husband, and would announce that she has re-opened the Store and Bakery on Upper Great George Street, and will be pleased to see all who may favor her with their patronage.
In Store—-200 barrels Kent Mills FLOUR, bought very low, which will be sold at a small advance on cost.
Also—A full supply of fresh Groceries, Bread and Pastry of all kinds.
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Mill Machinery for Sale,
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| Leffell Water Wheel (large),
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1 Large Circular Cross-Cut Saw and Frame complete,
1 Shingle Machine (Smallwood «& Bovyer), old style,
1 Up-and-Down Saw (Meiley Frame), and Carriage, all complete.
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JOHN F, BAKER, Runbary, Lot 48, P. E, Island,
March 4, 1886—dli 4i eow
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of MARCH, from persona willing to contract for the erection of a Presbyterian Church at Lot 48, according to the plans and specitica- tions to be seen at Messrs Nerton Bros, Store, Charlo‘tetown.
‘The Committee do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any tender.
Two good securities required for the faith- ful performance of the work.
DANIEL McLEAN, ? Sec’y of Com.
Southport, Lot 48, March 5—dyli wk tl dt ,
FOR SALE.
RIGHTON TANNERY, with its Steam Engine, Boiler, Splitting Machine, Stuf fing Machine and other Plant is offered for sale at private contract The above Tannery vas formerly operated by the late Donald McKinnon, of the late tirm of McKinnon & Co., of this city. It is fitted up on the most modern principle, and has hitherto paid a large percentage on the capital invested. To capitalists no better in- vestment for their money, either by Bank or Manufactory, can be offered. Possession given immediately. MARY J. MACKINNON, Executrix.
Oh’town, Oct. 17. 1885 TRUE VALUE oF
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Cooks Friend is therefore 25 per cent. better value than Princess, and 75 per cent. better than Royal.
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* Cooks Friend may be had from store keepers generally.
Executors’ Notice.
FFXHE Undersigned Executrix and Execu- tors of the last Wili and Testament of
the late Donald Mackinnon, of Charlottetown, tanner, deceased, carrying on business under the name and style of ‘““MACKINNON & CO,,” hereby notify all persons indebted to his estate to make immediate payment to them at his late office, in Grafton Street, in Charlottetown, and all persons having claims or demands against the said estate are hereby required to furnish the same, duly ——. within twelve months from this ate,
Dated at Charlottetown, the 2nd day of OCTOBER, 1885.
MARY JANE MACKINNON, Executrix, W. McLEAN, R JAS. CURRIR, Lxecutora, Nat. Ind—law tf
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