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THE

fae Kussian Famine

ve RIPTION OF TAR SC&NFS IN THE FAMICH t DISTRICTS

4a English epecia rrespendent, who

is travelling in ithe famine diaetricta ul

hivasia. writea [rom Saratov that crimes ol

he valley of the Volga are occurence. Clergymen’s blouses snd the bodies of mur on the high roads.

viIvoieice in ot trequent have bee me a bbed, lered wen ace fouud The correspondent was warned jf the dan- ver of travelling alout the country, ard he eeldun. drove at night Caravans of mer- chandise are escorted by an armed force. Phe correspondent says that while he was sleighing ou the Volga one evening he was

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tracked for half an hour by s ragged look- igg peasant armed with a musket and cud e} lt waa his intention to signal the ap

1 ambush |

th wides |

peoach of the « rrespondent to an prepared hy rubbers, who infest

i the Veiga. The c rrespoundent iver aud the peasant fretsred

adds that

showed he i

the

hse rey

correspoadent villages in

vernineat of Samara, which were pros perous in 1586, are now plunged

he deepest muaery and the popaiat

- been decimated. Iu ne | villave 2,765 of ite 8,567 inhabitants have | nigrated. Of thoee remaining about 1,254

he peuple of the village have lost 4,035 head | f hive stock. They are indebted to the state ia the sur of 72,380 roubles. The same con itiens prevail in other villages. Furty thousand acres of land are idle in the province | of Samra, owing tw a lack of seed wheat with which to plant thie area. A large bum her ef the German coloniate live in hole» iv earth for warrath. They eat bread made of wild hemp, and the carcasses of borses. This diet causes severe and often fatal nansea, fhe tamioe is changing the peasants io- te wild beasts. In ope case & mao attempted to hang his daughter because she had not been sacceasful in begging. <A loai of bread was ivea to a peasant, who began to devour it with the avidity of a famished wolf While be was ia the act of pulping down the bread he fell ius tit. Speaking of the resources of the country. the correspondent says that the laod ig the basia of the Volga is exhausted aod the climate ie changing. He anggests that 100,000 of the Germans colonists he assist- ed to emigrate to Canada and the United States. They are ao fine race, he says, and would mahe succesaial those

oustries

i .te dependent upon charity. Ju three months i ' '

colonists in

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OTHERS should use Philoderma on their iifante, ae ite socthing and healing properties render it imvalaab'e for chafing. Draggists ell it—25 cents mi dw im

Now isthe time to get crockery, glass and china at your own prices, ss we want to make room for new guods to arrive early in spring, at the cheapest Crockery

Store.—W. P. Colwill. Feb 25 4wks dy wky. A Pleasing: Sense Ot heslth snd strength renewed and of

ease and comfort follows the use of Syrup i Figs, as it acta in harmony with nature to effectually cleanse the system when cos tive or bilious. For sale ‘%; 25: bottles by

+!) leading druggiata. pl4tths ee Local Notices. Carpets selling cheap at Jas Paton & Co's, Market Square. mz Ss

Grand display of new spring clothing at Jas. Patoa & Co's wz Si

fo have good bread you must have good Hvar, and in order to have gvuod fiour go to Beer & Joffe and order « barre) of their Matehlese brand, m7 3i Go to Heer & Gati's for choice green grapes, aid the finest Northern Spy apples ia town, nara 3 To ee disposed of at on three bales of tapestry sampies, suitable for mats, etc, in 14 yard ends.—Jamesa Paton & Co., Market Sq. mars Si For lame back, side or chest, ase Shiloh’s Poroas Price 25 cente.—Reddin Lroa. novldwly Carrer Sate —Our sale of carpets is gen- uine. Ali new gaxde and not one pieoe re- aerved. All mast be sold and at a low price. Now is your chance to get a genuine bargain, a let of odda aad ends, * to 22 yards cach fat » very low tigare See our goods before you it will pay you.—Perkiow & Sterna. £25 ow ecd Prowse Bros. received yesterday 1300 suite of men’s, boys’ and children’s This stock incindes the most beautiful vowls, ele want designe, and artis'ic workmanship of any stock ever import sd totbis country. Neo tardy should miss @eeing at. —- Prowse Bros,

Plaster.

my

suits

raars Much time aud attention has een given

tu the selection of ou coildrea's ready made

lep artmeant, aml we to show # magnificent range in productions of the lecturers Styles shown aud prices suitable fer everybody. The success which hae attended this department in the past is convincing proof that our styles, p ices and qualities are correct.—Jas Paton & ¢

e+e e- ~_ - aa

1e how 1m @ position this Canadian mau

class, the best

are

We wish this slip waa a samp's of aly : one of the 155 patterne of embroidery > Stanley Bros. are showing. Every lady : : reader would see at a g'ance thea : : there is in them.

JUST ARRIVED 3 PEE S. S. STANLEY. 20 TONS GNTARIO BRAN and CHOPPED ‘J FEED. Also—FLOUR, CORNMEAL and ROLLED OATS for sale cheap.

A HORNE & CO.

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Mortgage Sale. +0 be sola by Pub'ie Auction, at the Court House

ia Charlotcetown, in Queen's County, on WED.-

NESDAY, the Sixth day of April next, 1892, at

the hour of 11 o'clock, a. m. :-~

ALL that tract, piece and parcel of land, situate, ** lying and being on Lot or Township Numb r Peirty-three, in Queen's County, in Princa Kd- ward Island, bounded as follows, that i« to Bay : ‘ ommenciag ou the weat side of the Winsloc Koad, at ibe north-west angle of land row or formerly iu possession of Malcolm McKinnon : theece along said Maloolm MecKinnon’s north line to the Princetown Road ; thence north ward- ly slong the Princetown Road three chains and “ixty hoks; thence by « line paralel to said Malcolm MeKinnan's ing tothe Winsloe Road ; thence along the Winsloe Road three chains and sixty ligks to the place of commencement, con- taip an area of one acre and two rood: of land » little more or less.

The above sale will be made uader and by vir- tue of a power of sale contained in a certain In denture of Mortage. bearing date the Ninth day of Augua’, A. LD). 1879, made between William Wyatt and wife and Samuel McGarity of the one part, and the andersigned of the other part

For further particulars apply to W. 8. Stewart, Solicitor, Charlottetown.

brated this 22 ad day of February, A. D. 1892.

ALEXANDER HORNE, Mortgagee,

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DAILY HXAMINER. - ° .

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$3.509 INREWARDS.

The Canadian Agricuiturisi’s Great

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IVER Fifth Haif Yearly IAcerary Compsitloa

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jst Grand Keward 8.40 in Gold

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at ' Geat’s Gold Wateh, full jew'd

th Lady'’a Gold Watch, Sin 34) ia Gol? Sib $25 in Gold

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Here is a straight tip for you, and a good one,

Are You

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No other preparation is so reliable for Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Lung and Throat troubles, Whooping Cough, etc., etc.

Estey’s Emulsion

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LIPPINGOT T'S is the most popular and widely-read Mal gazine published.

Each namber con- A COMPLETE NOVEL,

short stories, sketches, poems, etc.

The January (1392) number will contain The Passing of Major Kilgore, By Young E. Allison.

The February (1892) number will contain Roy the Keyalist, By William Weetall. The March (1882) number will contain A Soldier's Secret, By Captain Charles King. For sale by all Booksellers and Newsdealera.

CRE COPS, CTS. SR VE.

TO CONTRACTORS.

NUERS are requo-ted for the construction of St. Joseph's (i oman Catholic) Church, to be erected at Kelly’s Cross, Lot 29. Plans may be seen at the office of WC. Har- ris, Jr., Architect, Charlottetown, from the 18ch day of February, and at the Parish House at Keily’s Cross from the Ist day of March.

_ Tenders addressed to Francis Bradles, Kelly's Croaa. will be received up to the 3ist day of March.

The lowest or any tender not necessarily ac- cepted.

FRANCIS BRADLEY.

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j

‘ : ; HO) desirable premises situate on Oclebar Makes Tin Like Silver. ‘ T Strset, now occupied by Nev. Lr. % ———— fee : ‘ leomprisiug ®& commodious Cottage, Iechouse, Makes Paint Like Ne w. Stab ona Coach House, with 2 acres of land:

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| | White ‘Russian Seed Wheat 2 ga Orig’. | FOR SALE. MPORTED 1891 -

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THE ONLY ARTICLE THAT WILL CLEAN ZINC

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1 EVANS ARD SONS, SOLE AGENTS.

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febti2in

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e {he NOPs

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THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST,

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Iris 50 PLEasANT that some mothers hare to pat | @ it out ofthe reach of their children to prevent them ~

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NOTHING LIKE _ HAWKER'S Tolu and Cherry Balsam

——FOR A-~-—

Cough or Cold. A FEW DOSES Bacincett

Price

FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS AT SOC. PER Bortlc of 60 Doses.

For sale by Geo. E. Hughes and Reddin Bros., Charlottetown.

Ww* do not claim to have beea iv exietence when Columbus discovered America, but the world has progressed since 1192, and we do claim to have kept pace with progress in eur particular line, and we now claim to be able to please the most fastidious inthe selection of a Cleck, for we have imported on» hundred and tifty nicely frished Clocks from new pa‘terna, $1.4) upwards

We have also on hand a large supply WATCHES, SILVERWARK, SPECTACLES, etc., Cheaper than ever offered to the public. Arso—Cleaning and Repairing of Clocks.

Watches and Jewelry attended to. Satisfaction ruaranteed,

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MARCH 10.

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ORIGINATED BY AN OLD

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GENERATION ASTER GE

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best goods Come

Charlutistown, Feb. 25, 1892.

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direct from us, and Tequest Ht, shail receive a certificate not satisfied. Hetail price by mai) % eta; 6 bottles, $2.0. Valuable pamphiect sent free.

EARTION HAVE USED AND

a ne ms

RAND SALE OF FURNITURE.

SSIS ASR RA RARE ASSSSS

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is marvejous how many different complaints it wi)! cure. ea all Cuts, Burna and Bruises like Magic.

Its strong point lies in the fact that it acta Relieving aif manner of Cramps and Chills.

FAMILY PHYSICIAN.

that the money eha!l be refunded

Eapress and duty prepaid to any part of S. JOHNSUN & CO., Boston, Mass.

BLESSED IT.

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until the whole

of our immense stock is disposed of. Good work, new styles, bottom prices, at our Warerooms, Queen Save money and get the

one, come all.

JOHN NEWSON.

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Caztoria cures Colic, Constipation, Sour Stomach, Piarrhma, Eructiticn, Kills Worms, gives sleep, aud promotes di-

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Tse Castave Company, 77 Marr

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ANOTHE

TESTIFIES TO

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Faithfully yours,

E® For sale by all Druggists.

febt—dy & wky

THE WONDERFUL

MALTO PEE TONCAED PORTER

In Cases of Dyspepsia and Nervous Depression.

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ENTLEMEN,—1 have purp»sely delayed writing you, as I wished to give a thor- It affords me much pleasure now to give it my unqaalified approval in the clasaes of eases in which I have used it: In Atonic Dys- pepsia, in coavalesvence feom Nervous Depression, and in cases where the stomach is irritable and rejecta stroagsr forms of stimulants. from its use, and [ stroagly recommend its employment. svlicited by you, it is at your disposal for any use you wish to make of it.

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MEDICAL MA

EFFECTS OF

| have found most marked results Although this note ia un-

A supply of M. P. P. has besa atorel with GEORGE d. KUGHE 3, “harlottetowa, which will vere. during the wia’er montas to Islaad patroas, by order from

The Malto Peptonized Porter Co. (Ltd).,

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have ever heard of or

CAN BE YOURS,

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and here I am as well as ever,

This is the experience of

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IP

You advised me to use your prepara- ng from the GREP, I tell you

PEPTONIZED

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is the greatest Tonic and Strengthener 1

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