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Colds” Coughs Catarrh

Chaps Chafing Chilblains

DAILY EXAMINER °

~ Colic Croup Cramps

Are ills to whi is heir. You can relieve and speedily eure all of these by the free use of our o 4 reife nod, Generation after generation h used it with entire satis- faction, aud handed d rowl to dreu as a valuable inheri- tance. Could a reme 5 for « “ reat merit for family use? It w to cure a m; such as asthma, abscesses bruises t r earache, head- e e. la gt ; _—- : 1 2 gi aids, stings, sprains, stiff joints, toothache, ton silit is “and whoo} ping cough, The gre: at vital and muscle nervine. olins ons Anodyne Liniment

It cramp, every irritation, every lameness, every swe eg we : for INT} Al, as much as EXTI cRNAL, use It wes originated

P;; “Best Liv - Pill _—

Positively er = bowel « ' ext my es See ; “a ‘ : : cca Gaping th Price 2 five $1. Sold everywhere, :

? t. Every Mother shouls very Me should have it s the house.

Tuse Tohnson's Vi ini nt for catarrh tr t PV ng ecomy ad ca : i Johnsor 1

J

Thad d for

or oD seases” Matled Free, sture and Directions on every bottle, Jobuseon & Co., Boston, Masa,

Our Rook “

Doctor's Sigr

Treatme nt

ruggisis. L 8.

Beware! WI of kidney treatment

1enever in need

be true to yourself and refuse any

substitute or

imitation of the or-

iginal and genuine

we can sell you Dodds Kidney Pille a the following prices, viz.:—50c. per bex wiz boxes for $2.50. Tothe trade—$4.00 ur dozen, or three dozen at $2.75 yer

duzen. Sent hy mail to any addriss per’ aid. GEORGE E. HUGHES, may 2° Charlottetown ?

There is ease for those far gone in consumption—not recovery—ease. There is cure for those not far gone.

There is prevention for those who are threatened.

Scolls Emulsion. ’ of Cod-liver Oil is for you, even if you are only a lit- tle thin. SCOTT'S has been endorsed b years. (Ask yo table—always unt/orm—always contains t lorwegian “ad-liver Oil and Hypophosphites Insist on Scott’s Eapulsion, with trade-mark of m@5 and ish,

EMULSION ¢ medical protession for twenty r.) This ts because it is always

purest

ur doct

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GRATEFUL —COMFORTING.

EPPSS COCOA

seers — co

“ By a thorough knowledge of the natural jaws whic hg yvern the operations of diges:ion and nutrition, and Ly a care ful app licati on of the fine properties of well selected ‘Cocoa, Mr. Epps has provide 1 for our breakfast and supper a delicately flavored beverage which may save use many heavy doctors’ bills, It is by the judicious use « ‘ euch articles of diet tiat a constitution may be e gradually built up until strong enough to resist every tendency to disease. Hundred s cf subtle maladies are tioating around us ready to attack wherever there is a weak point. We may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with pure blood and a _properly nourished Game.” Civil Service Gazette

JAMES EPPS & CO., Ltd,

Homecpathic Sbemists, Londen, Engiand,

A Thread

:. That Wont Snarl..

What woman has not sighed for it—and felt happy—ii by chance she got

oe A SPOOL OF ..

CLAPPERTON’S

‘There is no chance of its snarlin;, break- fing, or being uneven—it is made by improved machinery which prevenis any possibility of

Cri THO TRADE MARK ON THE SPOOL.

“Ta “a “a “a “Ey TS}

Murray &

Lanman’s FLORIDA WATER

THE SWEETEST MOST FRAGRANT, MOST REFRESHIN AND ENDURING OF ALL PERFUMES FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF, TOILET OR BATH.

ALL ORUGGISTS, PERFUMERS AND GENERAL DEALERS.

ake Rh R A

For Sale or To Rent,

The Brick House on Prince Steet, op posite St. Paul’s Church, Heated by hot water. Electric light, etc. Apply to

8, R. JENKINS

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ABOUT THE TEETH.

Thelr Enamel! Covering is the Hardest Tis

sue of the System.

A tooth in its normal cor ion con sists of four different substa -cnamel, cement, dentine and pulp LEname! is th outer covering of the crown or exposed portion of the tooth, and by a wise p>>

vision of nature it is thickest where mos subject to use and wear It is the hardest tissue of the

system,

huntwsn no sensibility, over four per cent. of animal matter Yet it is an important fact,and one that should not be lost sight of in caring for the teeth, that this in dispensable coat is almost estirely solub‘e in acids

Cement is the

possesses of itself

and contains not

bone-iike covering of the tooth, corre covered portion to the ich it blends and unites edge of the gums, for the ex-

Dentine forms the body of It is not so hard as bone, parallel about 4,500 to in diameter, and than a consists of

* roots and neck of sponding for the enamel, with wh about the posed part the tooth

sisting of

con- tubes

more

quaiter of its con iposition It is somewhat sensitive,

to the

animal matter but the sensation is probably nerves of the pulp

The latter, nerve,’’ vessels,

due

called nerves and blood almost infinitesimal in size, con- nected and enwrapped by a very delicate tissue These nerves and blood vessels connect with the general system through & minute opening at the extremity of the root, with which exeeption the pulp ts entirely surrounded by a wall of dentine In fact, the pulp is tha germ of the body of the tooth, the dentine is formed from: it and nourished by it; when the pulp—which is extremely sensitive, as readers know—dies, the dentine loses its apparent sensitiveness, gradnally changes color, and itself becomes dead

WORTH KNOWING.

commonly **the

isa mass of

most

llow a Silver Speon May Become a Very Serviceable Laryngoscope.

for the

throat, a

the interior of

examina- means of

Do you require, say tion of a case of sore brilliantly illuminating the mouth? If so; here is a method of procuring in amoment a very brilljant light just suited for that purpose Hold a tablespoon behind a candle, the side towards the flame, and find that you have an excellent you not only luminous rays, but to and pregision to throat you desire

concave you will reflector, to concentrate the with part of the

enabling direct these the to examine. A silver spoon will : study the very

Pease

ilso enable you to spurious properties of curved mirrors. Hold the hollow side be- fore your face, and in the concave mirror thus extemporized you will see your feat- upside down Turn the spoon round, and its opposite, constituting a convex mirror, will show your face, this right side uppermost, but lengthened to abnormal proportions, narrew at top, but broad at bottom, and more of a cari- cature than a portrait By turning the spoon horizontally, still with the convex side toward you, your features will be reproduced in a squat and swollen form, giving you a notion how might look if you were hanged The surface of a well- polished silver dish cover is a still better medium wherein to study these distorted reflections, many of which are irresisti- bly funny

ures.

time

you

His Sweetheart and His Talior.

The old story of changing envelopes by mistake was told in Washington a few days ago, only with variations. A young man, whose income is by no means suffi- cient to keep up his style of living, re- ceived a tailor’s bill He is engaged to a young lady, who is the happy possessor of a comfortable unt The young man’s tailor sent him a bill with the re- mark written on it that it was long past due. When he received the bill he was engaged in writing a note to his fiancee ind in some way had his attention called :way as soon as it was finished He re- turned to his placed the tailor’s bill instead ef the note in an envelope and directed it on his typewriter, which fact was all that saved him When he salled she was very indignant, but he was quick-witted and began berating the tailor for sending her an account which he disputed in order to prejudice her against him, out of spite because the young man would not pay an unjust claim The next morning the lover told the tailor all about the affair, paid the biJl and the maker of clothes helped him out by sending the girl an apology, by which kindness he obtained an order for two suits of clothes.—Washington Post.

bank acco

desk,

Carrier Pigeons In The Army,

The Russian military authorities have lately been giving special attention to the breeding and training of carrier pig- eons for war purposes Lieut Biglow, the chief trainer of these aerial war messen- gers, a few days ago started twenty- eight pairs of carriers from Lugato St Petersburg Eight pairs reached their destination in forty-five minntes, four pairs in sixty-five minutes, and the re- mainders at intervals during the day One bird only was missing, and had probally become the prey of a hawk At a distance of fifty-nine versts (about forty miles) from Moscow thirty-four carrier pigeons were, on the same day, started singly on a homeward flight to the old capital They all reached their destination safely, but the average time occupied was six hours According to these exy@i- mental results it can scarcely be said that Lieut Biglow’s training is as yet an entire success A regular pigeon post is to be established next year between Mos-

cow and Nizhni-Novgorod during the All-Russian exhibition at the latter place

A Slandered Insect.

An English physician declares that the carwig is a much misrepresented insect, inasmuch as it never makes a home for itself in the ear. Its favorite habitation is under inverted flower-pots and big stones, but there is no case on record to justify the dread or belief that earwigs enter the human ears The creature's expanded wings resemble a human er hence, probably, its name.

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Cured Wiak Pack for 25 Cent

Fortwo years | was dosed, pilled ard lastered for weak back, scalding vrine and constipation, without bencfit. One box of Chase’s Kidrev-Liver Pills relieved, three boxes cured. R. J. Smith, Toronto.

One pill a does, price 25 cents,

| says,

About Clerks.

consideration ot ways of work- ing by merchants;one of the most vital is that of help. How to engage help so as to reap the largest results is a serious question. The question of how much shal! I pay and to whom shall I pay it, disturbs the larger number of retailers And it is right that this should be so. But how much shall I pay Smith and how much Jones? If your help numbers even four or five, this matter is worthy of your best thought. You ought to en- gage your help on the competitive plan You ought to watch for talent and draw it out by placing responsibility on its shoulders. And that clerk who is shouldering responsibility should be paid more than the clerk whose work ts to sweep, keep stock, or attend to the less important trade.—Dry Goods Bulletin.

TH ha 4

closely

A Friendly Suggestion,

One of the clerks of the is fond of telling a story was an actual occurrence. A stranger walked into the office one day and waited his turn in line to reach the desk

“I want to make a the water pipes in my “IT keep chickens and, as leaking badly, they're all.’

‘*Keep chickens, do next in line abruptly.

“Yes; why do you ask?”’

“Well, I think it would be a good idea in your case to keep ducks’’—Family

water bureau of what, he

complaint about cellar,’’ he said. the pipes are drowning them asked

you?’’ the

| Call

Two Kinds of Farming.

‘1 don’t know how I’m going to make out,’’ said the agricultural statesman who had been retired; ‘“‘I’'ve got to de- pend on the old farm fora living now, and I'm blest if I feel any certainty about making it pay.”’

‘*RBut you used to make your constitu- ents very proud of you by showing off what you knew about farming’’ said his wife encouragingly.

“| know it Maria, but don’t forget this: farming for votes and farming for crops are two mighty different things. ’’—Wash- ington Star.

Nervous Prostration.

Cured effectually by Scstt’s Sarsapariila.

His heart wes affected.

“Overwork as a student at colleg brought on an attack of nervous prostra tion,” says Mr. Gi bert, a railway missionary. ‘‘I was exceedingly ne veus and if I exerted myselt my commenced to flutter violently, and = warned that even ordinary exercise en danzered Pros But thanks to Scott’ Sarsaparil'a I fe better than I eve’ ex pected te feel, “mt I can now address meeting withcut effort, c: 'k a bis pace for two hours or noe ut ex haustion andam free from tha’ distressin

palpitaten. In my woik | have ofte time recomended Scott’s Sarsaparil’: ind have seen many casts whee it “ffects have becn rrost miurked.”

Sco‘t’s Sursapar‘tia a ts Ete magic i re‘ov-ing sha:te. ed nerves hecuure it re builds the re ve ce:tres. Nervous head ache, 1e vous cysie-sa an! ail rey derancements wenr o1 the sy te:

Scoit’s Sarsaparilla 1 a: cs new blo d ur muscles inl atr) ns nerves. Of all cru gists, $1 per bo Je, Odes from half t

ane teaspe oaful.

London’s Jatest census shows for the city and suburbs a po —— of six mil- tons three hundred thousand. The imag- nation can hard!y enfold such a ce vic aggregation. There has been nothing in he world’s history to parallel thie growth, beit it is upon a little Island on the nor- hern limits of civilization. “or

{TS FAMnm SPREADING,

A New Remedy in General Use in Maniteba ana the Northwest’

Wixxivec, June 1.—Tbe ctfects of the regular save of sickness which sweeps ver this portiin of the Dominion in tLe

pring are noticable in the increasing amonnt of the druggists’ sales. There has been qnitearan onthe kidney remedy remedy now so well known under the same of Dudd’s Kidney Pils. The recov- ery from Brighw’s disease of Mr. A-thur Coley, of Somerset, through their u-e, an account of which appeared in the papers, gave a consideralle imprtns tothe sa’e and the remedy bas b come indispenrable n many Manitoba households, its ‘ame having penctrated into the remote+t parts f the province and the Northweet Terri- tories.

Cured of Chronic Catarrh

A Remarkab'e Cure —J. W. Jenni:on, G.lford, spent between $200 and $309 in cousultirg doctor-; tried Dixon’s and al! other treatments bu: got no benefit. One box of Chase’s Catarrh Cure d.d me more zood than all other rem«dies, in fect I con sider myself cuied, and with a 25 cent bottle at that.

Carmen Gon elie. ened 19 years, the daughter of a poor peasant in Barcelona, Spain, has developed a muscular strength that astonishes her neighbors. She can lift 900 pounds dead weight with case, and ean lift a man weighing 200 pounds with one finger.

Chase's K, & L, Pills Cure. Dyspepsia,

For the last eight vears IT bave lcen sufferer from constipation and dyspepsia —

I tried dozens of different medicines, but nothing gave me relief until | used Dr. Dhase’s Kidney-L'ver Pill-, which cured

me. Jaxes Heanp, Woodvilie, Ont. The jewelled quart measure, owned Ly the late Shah of Persia, was sold in Lon- don a few days agofor £2. The Shah used to measure his diamonds and pearls init. It 1s called in Persia the ‘‘dez tzaninek,” and was in the rova! family for ninety years. The Shah’s grandfather had another one, but lost it overboard, tegether with a quart af rubies and emer- alds,

It Does tho Pusiness,

If you want to know what Miller’s Emul- sion of Norweg an Cod Liver Uil will do fora consumptive patient, ask one who has tried it. Ask anyone who has used it in lung troubles of any kind. Whatthey say about Miller’s Emu!sion shall be its recommendetion. It is the finest prepara- tion of its kiud in’ the world and ts werth its weight in gol to a consumy tive suifer- er, whom it will raise from a bed of sick- ness to health and strength of body and mind, giving a new ]case of life. Thou-- ands testify to the yalue of Miller’s Emul- sion. Miller's Emulsion is the great nerve strengthener and blood maker, and cures C ugha, Colds, Bronchitis, Serofula and ali Lung affections. In Big Bottles, 50c. and $1, at all Drug Sicres.

The Josephine kid glove cleaner cleans kid gloves. For sale atthe Central Drug Store.

Don't Wait for the sick Koom. The experience of physicians aud the pubic proses that taking Scott’s Emulsion roduces ap immediate increase in flesh: it ia therefore of the bighest value in Wasting Diseases and Consumpticn.

DR. H. D. JOHNSON EVE AND EAR, NOSE AND THROAT

Office -- Hent Street Aug 15, 94—ly

-a] itl} ail afl} sill} rm ai sat aff

IL PADRE ‘fl ior to all other «jj market. It isnta ‘dl Cigar, but is

‘ Rich, Mild

atl] 2 wl all} af ati aii atti| -t{| 3 Trv El] Padre

2 ‘

-f}| alll ait}| ath} ail ait ail a june6— 246.

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For sale by

Political Hfeetings.

Meetings of the Electors of EAST

QUEEN'S will beheld atile following

plices times Belle Creck, Friday, p. mm, Wood Is ands May, at 6 p.m. Caledonia, Monday, High Bauk Hal}, 7 p-m. Glen

29th Hall, Saturdey, 30ti

l+t Jone, at 7 pm

William June, at’ p.m. Murray Harbor South, Thurs« June, at 7 p.m. Murray Harbor North, Friday,5 h June at 7 pm. Milltown Crocs Schooll ous 6th June, at 6 p.m. Murray Harbor Mondar, Sih June, at 7 p. m Meetings will be advertised Caleh via, Murray Harbor Townships 61, 63 : nd 64. WM. WELSH. A. MARTIN.

w5i ex

Hall, Wednesday, 3:a

lav, 4i)

c

Read and

May 7, °6—d eod

El Padre Needles :

| Government and its cfiicers in connection

comestic Cigars

and

OR OVerre TI wra fn. aj you will be convine

Finest Cigar 4 You Ever Smoked

all druggists and Cigar |”

Dealers, *

May, at 7| ‘Tuesday, 2d June, “! fatuidey,

Road Fche olLouse >

later for

Wart ts, “Lost, Found, as

\ayeitisemenis under this heading cbharge< five cents pe: line.

\ TANTED—A girl for general housework, nus’ be well recommended, good wages

Ap ly to Mrs, Geo Carter, King < quire,

| ) Let— A hovse on Ma'pe qre Roed, con'ain- ing drums and porch, ;ood cellar stable trequired Also, For Sale, Pistfo m Scales. weigh (0 iba, new— \pply ‘ta FRA‘ CIS oo AGHAN Malpeque Kead junel 3n-Jaw pe + gp . esses yar experie: ds) le None vothcor need ip y.—Mocre &

may]

in a go. d lvweality to for one e* a Tim «a ] FITCH, Savings

\ TANTED—<A h use urebesecr rent yvears—Apply to WALACS

Bank,

AN\E b—Young or middk-aged men of character; bundreds foremost in Canada started with us; about $i4 a week to begin with—Ine BRADLEY-GARRETSON io, Lid, Foronta, Ont d&w tf—-mayz General Hous work bisBrisay, Uppr janel-— 3i, 5)

WAN

\V ANTE P—A girl for Y—Apply to Mes B Prince St

W NYED—\1\) seleswoman fr our Dry { Gooes Deparimert Mus’ have experi- enee with business, No ther need epply. J.B Mei onalp jucel—luk

HOR SA LE-—A iarze double tencment house I suitable for a>urmmer residence. situated in the sue rbs of Ch’wown, only a short dist- ance trom good bathing on the North River Shore—Apply 1o W W WELLSER, ju:el mo LET—the Dwelling House on corner of } Frit ce and Dorehester Streets It con- tains eight rooms, is heatcd with hot water, and has good sewerage Immediate posscs sion. Ay p'y to George Alley. may28 ti lijune

1m fortable cottage situated on a :ood yard, stable, for a garden. Im- Rent moderate. 6i3—apll

TO LET—A « Richmond Street West ; etc, and ground suitable meviate possession given. Apply to J D Mason.

PASTURE for a limited numer of cows or hi rsesx, in city limits Good water supply and shelter. Ajp.) to Geo. KE, Hughes. Apo h ecc.iies Hall may 27

PAS? URE-—for cows and horses—The sub- scribers willtake a limitcd number of cows and horsesen June Ist. This pa-ture has shade, shelter and abundarce of fresh and salt water ‘ferms on application to James Cooke, or Donald Mc Milian, Koyaity

muy27 dydi then 2awif

YHOICE PASTURE CHEAP — At Upton Cc aiout 3 miles from town, great ran e€; Shade and water abundant iny22 Li

ANTED—A capab!e woman for general \ housework, Apply to Miss MORRIS 133 Water Street. may22 Wf

TO LET.—A Double-Tenement House, cor- ner of Giaften & ( umberiand Str ets, with stuble and coach house, apply to Joseph Tay- lor, Hillsbore: gu Street. mayifis

A WHEEL—For sale at a bargain or to ¢x- change f ralhghtdriving horse a‘ Garden Cite,” as good as pew Foriniormation apply at this office. may 19

Ww ANTED—P rom pt and f¢ Aithfa! géntleman or lady to travel for reitable establishe house in P Efsland. Sa'arv $78, payable 315 week- ly and expenses. Situaticn permanent; re-

ferences. Ene lose sett addre ssed stamped en- velope, H E Htss, Pres, 3.6 Dearborn Street, Chicago. 1f-mayl6

WANTED—Yourg men and women t# heip in the Armenian cause; good pay; will send copy of my littie book, * Your t lace int ife,” tree toany who write—Rev TS Linstorr, Brantford, Ont. may7

TO LET, a cottage containing six rooms and pan'ry on Sidney Street, a presen cecu pied by Mr M J Moran; possession piven July 5th; ap ply to W W WELLNER. maySst

WANTE D— An experienced saleswoman for Martie Department. None but those with large experience need apply.— BEER B Os. ,

apa

FOR SALE GR TO LET-—A hovus> and kt

in Gaytown. liouse contains seven and pantry, Apply to M N McLeon, terer, Upper Prince Street, tf TO LET- The pleasantly situated dwelling house facing south on B.ilferd Sireet, near Brighton Road, ee, the residence of Mr \ J Buliman ive minutes’ walk from | bathing house and lawn tennis grounds in Victoria ‘ark nico minutes f:om /] ost Office. Drawing room, s Gales 100m, large verandah, square hall, pantry, kitchen and ee rerce on ground floor. Four bedrooms and 100m On first floor, two bedrooms in ate | Ample ; ard and shed in rear, gress a iy shade trees in front. Rent moderate.

rooms Plee- a pes

to W C. HARRIS, Architect, 246 igo

NEEDLES is super- fw

on the . Strong jp.

i. o

heavy, rank

hii | SY li

Mellow.

Needles once, and |! ed it is the the

UE 28 FERGUSON'S MEETINGS.

| St.naope Hall, Friday, June 5th, at 7 30 e/a: | Grand T:acadie, Saturday, at 7.30 p.m

Bonshaw Hall; 7 30 p.

Rusuco Ha .; 7.35 p.m.

Montague Bridge, Wednesday, at 7 30 pow.

Monagh:n Road Hall, Lith, at 7.39.

Donagh School House, Friday, 12th, at 7.30.

By order of Committee.

1—watn. hrd. guar.

Political Meeiings IN KINGS COUNTY.

June Gih, Monday, June 8h, at Tuesday, June %h, at June 10th Thursday, June

June

Jeune

Little River, Tuesdzy,

Wedre-day, 3:d

At Cheese Factory 2ed Ju:re.at7 pom

At Dundes “ourt Heuse, June, ai 7 pb m.

AtSt Peter's Bay, Anderson’s Hali, Thurs- dar, 4th June, at7 p. m.

at Peake’s Station, Fridey, ith Juae, at 7pm

At Italdwin’s Road School, Saturday 6th June, at 7 p, m.

A.C. McDONALI,

P, A. McINTYRE i May 23

VALUABLE

Brick Residence “~~ FOR SALE.

FOR SALE by pr'vate contract, that hahd- some three story brick residence, situate on Kebmonrd Street, fronting Hil!sborough Park, known as the property of the lat: Wm Kennedy Thereare two enterarces to the p emiscs, one from Richmond rt, running north 162 ft., and the other in the rear on Weymouth St TEN ; 00d rooms in the house, and a latge dy cellar under the whole, namely, Coub € drawir g room, sl ding doors, dining, bed, and bath rocms, ete In the rear of the prem’ses are a stable #nd coach house, in good repair, Waiter fiom the water works in the house,

Js Youre can be seen, and terms of sale known On application to the unde:signed, JOHN INGS Ch’'town. janet—tt

Provincial Loans.

Under Act 57 Vie, Cap. 6, and Amendment.

pg ty of the amount having been ex-

tended by statute of laat session, the Gov- ernment of this Province is now prepared to receive loans fr shcrt or long periods, In- terest 4 percent. Loans payable at call or at tuch time as may be. agreed upon.

ANGUS MeMILLAN,

; Provincia} Treasurer, 56

May 2°, dy3m

ARS YOU G2INGT

BOSTON

FAST LINE ?

Buy your tickets by the SS HALIFAX, leaving Charlottetowa every Friday at

l p.m. W. W. CLARKE,

Ticket Agent.

Mar 29 - d&w

Robb-\rmstrong Engines,

Correct Besign,

Hest V Workmainthip.

ROBB ENGINEERING CO., Lid.,

Amherst, N. S,

TYWHE Cardidates for the Riding of King's £ will imeet the ekctors on the tollowirg dates; —

: Hessians DAY,

ISLAND,

IN FRINCE EDWARD

(Moutreal Gazette.)

The Government's active agricultural policy is likely to be a considerable help to it in the election contest in Prince Ed- ward Island. Like a good many parts of

Quebec, the Island Province was eome- what late in falling into the dairying pro- cession. There may have beeo several

causes contributing to this. Some of the fault may have been with the people, and

some with those whose duty it was to watch over their ictere ts. At any rate, it was not till 1892 that the first Govern- ment dairy experimental station was

opened at New Perth. The course of the with the management of this institution, and the handling of the dairy products cf

the Island, bas been freely criticised by

the trade as well as by the OU pposition press. Only a fortnight ago, at the meet- ing of the Brockville Cheese Board, ao

attempt was made, admittedly for political purposes, to ob ain an expression of dis— approval of the course of the Government and of the Domivion Dairy Commissioner in regard tothe P. E Island station and its operations. Ou the I~land it-elf, Low- ever, the arguments advanced in this sec tion against the course pursued are not likely ‘to have much effect. From nothing in 1891 the product of co-ope ratise dairv- ing establishments bes risen to $180, 000

in the past summer and winter. This, though «mall in comparison with the dairy ae cf Ontario ard

Quebec, is very considerable for a pro- vince with a pe polati on of only 110,000. It represents practically a gain of thet amount in the agricultural carnings of tLe Province. It is true the gain is off-et by a decrease in the price of oats, hitherto the great staple of the island, but this was a decline that was to come in any case, as it re-ults from causes that are affecring the pric:s of all articles of general cons ump- tion, and that has lowe red tke price of No. 2 oats, the standard grade, in Chicego to 18i cents a bushel, that teing the cash market quotation telegraphed on Friday, while in New York the rate was 243 cents, a good three cents under the Mor ntreal quo tation, What is unsatisfac tory, theretore, in the agricultural cond.tions the farmers cf the island are confronted with is the result of causes which: they cannct contro’. W hat is tending to improvement, the dairy- ing industry taking tie lead, is the out- come of the d rection of their effort in new aided, in the first place, to a very cons lereb-e extent, by the Dominion Agricultural Department. This aid wae given in face cf the adverse criti- cism by Liberal politicians and papers that has met every scheme of the Agricu'tural or any department of the Government cal- culated to promote the industrial interests of the country. These facts are not likely to be forgotten when the isianders’ bal'ots are being cast. They are what the Con- servatives are counting on to restore the old order, when Prince Eiward sent more Conservatives than Liberals to Parlia- ment. —_———— i -o

CROPS IN MANITOBA

; . Gt partie pts of worn,

Tie general superintendent of the Can- adian ‘Pacific railway speaking about the acreage of wheat under crop in Mani- toba and the Territories, said that the area was surprisingly large considering the backward season. “Our agents were instructed to g-t as full avd correct reports of the acreage under crop as it was possi ble to secure, and from what was received, the lest being sent in Saturday night I Lelieve th re is not more than 10 per cent less uncir crop this year than art. When seeding is completed — there will no. be any more than these fizures. The increase in the acreage in the Terri- tor es will zo a very long way.to make up whatever deficit there is at rome of the wheat producing centres in Manitoba. What wheat has been sown is coming along nicely.” Mr. White sad the agents’ reports have been carefully compi led, and

although the grain dealers were of the opinion that there was twenty per cent. less under crop this season than “re he

consid red the railway figures more reli-

able than other statements.

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MORTGAGE SALE.

O be sold br Public Auction, at the Ccurt House in Summerside, on TUESDAY, the Twelfth day of May, A. D. 1896, at the hour of twelve o'clock, noon, under a power cf sale cor‘ained in an Indenture of Mortgage dated the twents-seveuth day of March, A. D. 1890 and made between Peter Malcolm Morriscn and Ann Morrison cf the one part, and Saral M. Brown of the other part:—

All that piece of land situate on Lot E’ght- een in Prince County, Prince Edward Seland. bounded as foll»ws:-Comrmencing en the north-cast side of the Darnley Road, thence north to ter acres now or formerly in po ses sion of Peter Morrison thence east fi teer chains or to the west line of Peter Morrison + land, thence along the same south forty - sx chains more or lees to the northern bour dary of piece of land seld by the said Peter Ma!culn Morrison and Ann Morrison to George F Thompson, thence along tke same souih-wes

erly to ibe read aforesaid, ard thence al ng the same to the place of commencemen! beirg part o* the land conveyed to Rederick Morrison by Klien Stewart and another bs ond bearing date the 18h day of Jauuary,

- D. 1867

For further particalars apply at the office of Saeee Wyatt, Ba-rister-at-law, Summer- si

Dated the {6th day of Aprii, A. D. 1°96

The above eale is postponed until Saturday the 27:h day of Jure next, A. lL). 1895, then t come off at the hour and piace above men-

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