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Believing that it den’t pay to either buy inferi ving pa) y or Sell infer grades of Oil, we have this year bought nething but the BEST AMERICAN WATER-WHITE, and we ean guarantee every gallon we seli to be first-class im every respect.

We have it put up in 2 gallon and 4 gallon Cans, which are made of good solid tin and will not Jeak the first time you take them home, and which we haye marked down very low for Cash.

If you have an empty Can on hand, bring it in to us and have it refilled, and thereby save the price of the new Can. SPECIAL LOW PRICE BY THE CASK.

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Watch movements ‘This being the case, anyone needing a good Watci: would do well to note that G H. TAYLOR will give his customers the benefit of the rebate, uy now and so save money, as prices may

Careful attention given te cossiguments of | Prince Kdward Island Produce. RRFERENCE—Bank of Nova Scotia.

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lal ito the attraction of our ooo : Soda. Fountain, the oe to Charlottetown, where Ac in ges of the Season are dis- it that Pertant point with oar bever Syrups run through the — genuine Fruit Juices, the oi Toke Yanda of Havana Cigars in tes, Pipes, Lobaeoo

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purchasing. JOHN McLEOD & CO.,

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Football. SKETCH O¥ THE ABEGWEITS—THEIR MATCHES AND THE RESULTS

(tialifax Me-cy y). In the autumn of 1884 4 num ber of Men of Charl] uitetowr } ad young ‘ 1 decided to form foot ball club. Tha movers in the matt . were George E. and D H. Siieee, J. Martin, A. H. McNeill, A. Ernest Ings, W A. Weeks a ee ee oo evks, Jr., D. J. MacD snald, Cias. an ten ee These, known Abegweit. Sie Aion, a pe : eg Aub, this name being chosen for its meaning. The word is the Micmac name for * island,” meaning liter. ally oe anchored on the billow,” or “asleep - ing ~— ae officers elected were : ¢ ek8, Jf., president; Charles A. Kennedy, secretary-treasurer; A. E Ings > captain. The members of the club at once went into active training, but not uatil the spring of 1886 did they fecl justified in playing any matches. On May 24th of that yoar they crossed to the mdoland and played the Pictou team, wisuing the game aylend.dly. Score, one try to nil. Being successful in their tirst venture they were encouraged to further effort, and in the fall of 1886 they again found them. selves in Pictou, this time playing three matches, winning one and making draws ia their own favor in the other two, becom- ing practical!y champions of the tournament then taking place The splendid playing of the Abegweits was reterred to in the various papers of the provinces, and they worked bard and willingly all through the series. The return of the team was a happy one. Footb ll began to boom etmung the youngsters of the island capital, end the vaesnt Jots around the suburbs were turned into foothill grounds In the spring of 1337, Mey 24th agsin fonud a game in progress in Pictou. This was Abegweits ve. Pictou, and was won bythe Abegweits, one try to nil. Baly in the fall of the same year the Dal- housie Coliege team played on the Island, making a draw; no score. For the fourth time the Abegweits went to Pictou, and on the 24th of May, 1538, played with the following resalt: Abegweits vs. Piotou— Drawn game; score, oae try to uae try. No matches were played during that fail, but again in the spring a trip was taken to

‘commission afew days ago, that besides vhe |

News Notes.

Two thousand doctors at the Westmin- ster Aquarium, London, on Monday, wit- nessed some experiments in hypnotism, and a committee was chosen to arrange for experiments at the hospital, with a view to testing the value of hypnotism as an anss- thetic agent.

There is so much freight offering at St. John and Galifax for the West Indies that &n extra steamer will have to be put on to take care of it. Events are working against the Liberal theory that it was a waste of money to encourage a steamship line to the islands. Events work against many Liberal theories.

It came out before the Bale des Chaleurs

$5,000 of Armstrong's money Pacaud sent the | Count during his French trip, another $5,000 | ‘‘from another source” was also forwarded by the tull-taker to the same destination. That must have been quite a pleasant party of the Premier’s, ali things considered, and in every way creditable to a man who at home boasts of owning three mansions all for his own cecupation. ( There were built during the year 1890 191 sleeping, parlor and dining cars, ona} ing $3,379,603.62 for the Pullman Com-, pany, or an average of $16,124 05 per car. Orders have been placed at the Company’s works for 51 Pullman cars, the estimated cost being about $16,500 each, or an aggre- gate of $841,500. The number of cars owned or controlled by the Company is 2,- 239, of which 1,965 are standard and 274 tourist or second-class cars.

Issac Terkowsky, a Russian Jewish emi- | grant, when questioned by the Inspector | at the landing bureau in New York as to} his financial ability to take care of him-! self greatly surprised the Large office offi- | cisls. His general appearance indicated extreme poverty. He stated that he was friendiesa,atd then produced from around his body’a belt and took therefom $26,500, $1,590 in cash aud the remainder in letters of credit. Terkowsky left for Pennsyl- Vania.

It is announced that Prince Bismarck will lead the opposition in the German Reichstag, which will open its sessions ten days hencs. The ex-chancellor is said to bave been for some time in correspondence with the chiefs of the anti-government par-

Pictou, with the following givrious result : Abegweits vs. Pictou—won by Abegweits; ecore, three goals to nu.

weits; #ygoal and 1 try, to one try. ill being unbeaten, they decided to go to lifax in the autumn and try conclusions with their old foemen, the Wanderers, and the Dalhousians, and to meet the Dake of Wellington regimental team. These latter decided to visit the Island, and a splendidly contested game was the result. November 4th, 1890; Abegweits vs. Duke of Welling- ton regiment—Drawn gam; no score on either side. This game wax p'*yed vigor- ously from start to finish. The visiting team, after the -conrest, said they had never seen such good football since they had left England. The captain of the home team and one of the visiting team were slightly injured during the game, and had to retire. On the morning of November 5th the team started for Halifax, without their captain (Mr. Ings) and played there with the following result : November 6th, 1890—-Abegweits vs. Wanderers—won by Abegweits oue game to nil.

November 7th, 1890—Abegweits vs. Dalhousie College—drawn game; no score. This game was considered to have been the grandest contest ever witnessed in Hal- ifax. For the first tims Abegweit stock waa in danger of being lowered, but deter- mined effort and unflinching courage pre- vented defeat, though they could not cause a victory. For 15 minutes the ball did not move in any direction 15 yards. It was tackle, adrimmage, run, tackle, etc., until tima wae called, and both sides were ready to stop the game. see

This apring New Glasgow visite ar- ciaseieth call played thereon May 25th, as follows ; Abegweits vs. New Glasgow—

This sketch comprises all the matches

shows thirteen games played—seven vic- tories and six drawn gaines; "0 defeat. Through t tall is now a firmly establisied game, and clubs are springing up im different

the ‘tas yet unconquered Abegweits.”

Of the original team of there are only seven lett.

with Queen’s College (Kingstos) team, and goon. Weeks, F. J. J Donald, K, J. Martin, Eaeas McDonald, J.

Ings will not play this year. | ort re ge Robinson, K. J. Martin, A.B

College team, an ham purely local players.

The teem for the 1891 _8easo! Alexander eR pack; George E

inson, D. EH. ryiot

Send. haif backs; Dr. H. D. Jobneon James Rundle, quarter backs; A. H. Hic

a, Caan Claes Ue pica os ag to think! will probably be some stirring scenes in

to re » . - *,* yy ee FP reget Wiech ee }the Reichstag before long if the opposition Qnd turned towers ee eer, | programme is carried out.

@ t. ; . May 24th, 1800, ployed ‘here as coe : The Reichsanzeiger (official) by order

Beet ccus re... geew GAA ere OY of Emperor William comments editorially

won by Abegweits, 1 goal and two tries to

played by this club with outside teams, It

t a single| ments from the Atlantic ports of the he efforts of this Club United States have lessened the demand

aris of the Island. A junior club in Charlottetown will fogm new material for} prand put on the product of the ex-

'¥4, ’85 and ’86} ment proposes to ship to leading British The remainder| markets to show the quality of the goods are eithér retired, or are playing in other|nade here. It is also proposed to en- laces. " Gordon and Kennedy ae rng courage the use of the brand by factories Dalhousio and the Wanderers; amet which receive milk of a prescribed richness,

Ale and Beet Peptonized. |

Stewart, D. J. Me- H. Shaw and Leigh have given up the grees se ccna Robertson's, Jooks like one that

Neilfand F. J. Stewart bave also played ie ‘Dalhoube; while Weeks played half back

ason will be

liamentary factions, and is confident of uniting them in # general coalition against the emperor and his ministers. There

upon the deplorable immorality prevalent in Berlin, Continuing, the Reichsanzeiger enjoins the local authorities to adopt ener- getic measures for the suppression of men who live upon the earning of prostitutes. The police, the newspaper adds, must act without scruple in suppressing this infamy. The courts dealing with immorality ought not to be guided by misplaced humanitarian feeling. Rather, when the offence is of an aggravated nature, they should inflict the highest possible penality.

However great the provocation to whieh Leo XII may consider himself aubject, it hardly seems possible that he will croas the Rubicon by removing from Rome. And yet there is little doubt, in face of appar- ently authentic reports, that he seriously meditates such astep. It would be the greatest sensation of the age, a sensation that would rock the religious world to its foundation, and the effect of which it would be presumptuous to predict. Canadian butter io Bristol is selling at 102s. to 116s., with a good demand. The United States product is quoted at 98s. to 100s. in the same market. Advices from Liverpocl regarding the cheese markets there say Canadians are in demand at 46s. to 49s., with some really perfect lots com- manding 50s. The finest United States cheese are quoted at 453. to 48s. The Can- adian dairy products are steadily gaining favor in the British markets, and the Eng- lish consumer is evidently willing to pay good prices for them.

The fleet of sailing vessels bound from Evrope to San Francisco aggregates 417,- 000 net registered tons. The shipping list understands that the ships engaged in this particular trade are of the largest size, most of them being four masted. It is estimated that 25,000,000 bushels of Pacific coast grain has already been sold upon European account. The heavy ship-

for California grain, and to some extent weakened freight for these voyages,

“Canadian full cream cheese” is the

perimental farm dairies which the Govern-

and so further enhance the position Can- adian cheese has won in the British mar- kets. The ides, which is one of Com-

ahould be workable as well as profitable. Rev. J. G. Brick, the Church of Eng-

some hundreds of miles north of Edmon-

lond missionary to the Peace River dis-

s¥ ack Jaume — > Je trict, ha sent from his home, which is

lege team in England. The rest were ton, samples of Laduga wheat grown by

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THIS IS THE UNIVERSAL TESTI- MONY of those who have suffered from CHRONIC BRONCHITIS, COUGRBS, COLDS, O2 ANY FORM OF wasr- \ ING DISEASES, after they have tried ;

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SCOTT'S ULSION

Of Pure Cod Liver Oil and

HYPOPHOSPHITES —Of Lime and Soda,.— | IT 18 ALMOST AS PALATABLE } 4S MILK. IT IS A WONDERFUL

FLESH PRODUCER, It ie used and endorsed by Physicians. Avoid all imitations or substitutions. Sold by all Druggists at 60¢. and $1.00.

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a ee ee ADA CRHAR| | Orr N Insist upon having the HARTSHORN,

GOLD BY ALL DEALERS. Factory, Toronto, Ont

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STANDARD AND WELL BRED, By Auction ab Chariottetdwa.

AM instructed to sell by Auction, at A.

DOY LE’S STABLES, Grafton Street, on FRIDAY, 30th inst., at 2 o'clock, p. m, the following Choice Steck :—

No. 1 ~Black Filly, standard-bred, 2 years

old, sired by Administrator, 357 ; dam by All

Right, 5817; second dam by Telegraph Mor-

gan.

. No. 2—Kay Mare, standard-bred, 5

old, sired by Hernando, 2891; dam by All

Right, 5817 ; bred to Physician, 7349.

No. 3—Brown Filly, 2 years old, sired by

All Right, 5817; dam-by Jeff, ne by Saladin ;

second dam by Telegraph Morgan ; third dam

by Saladin.

No. 4—Dark Bay Mare “ Pansy,” 10 years

old, sired by All Right, 5817; dam by Rob

Roy, he by Saladin; bred to Physician, 7349.

No. 5~—Black Filly, 2 years old, sired by

Administrator, 357; dam by Little Mac, he

by Melanis Pony.

No. 6—Dark Bay Mare, 4 years old, sired

by All Right, 5817; dam by a Hambletonian

Horse.

No. 7—Bay Mare, 3 years old, sired by

Hernando, 2891 ; dam by American Eagle,

No. 8—Black Colt, 3 years old, sired b

Administrator, 357 ; dam by All Right, 5817;

second dam by McInnis Pony.

Atso—1 Mare aod Foal, 1 Filly (rising 2

years), 1 Cow.

Terms at sale. Sale positive, no reserve. R. BEAIRSTO,

Auctioneer. oct22—eod & wky dy pat eod

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,| grown in the Northwagela that the strip -| Schultz has 27 States border was only a

Neill, EF. W. L. Moore, J. F. W hear, Habdect along of the land available for cultivation

James Jobastoa, 4 Sullivan, forwards; Addison

be arran ; Rac gar ave woe ita’ officets are: Presi ; t ings; ay aan Secretary treasures * Neill; lat Field Captain, D. - H. Mod Field Captain, James Sullivan. , .

Rundle, F. Gaudet, substit-* Les a for this

jonald, E. ‘+. Matheson, John Mac donald, 1 : Seeaiiiie West. and Mr. ior John J. Macdonald, Jot n the great Canadian ’

a . ick’s suc owing goes to

Brick’s success in wheat grow!

show that he is right. Where wheat grows

to maturity man can grow fat.

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Vice-president, Dt: AsTRAKAN JACKETS and fars of all kinda.

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prices. —Beer Bros,

him in that far north land, which yielded

_| thirty-six bushels to the mei inzon (Capt.), A. Percy nounced by millers as fine a “Governor

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+ ean HE PUREST WHISKEY bo great age and thoroughly mati.

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66 and $10.0? PER SET.

rst- clase material «and workmanship. Teeth filled at reasonable raies.— DH, J. P. MURRAY, Queen Street, 2m god&waug