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THE PALLY Pa CHARLOTTETOWN MARCH 26, 1898.

Wants, Lost, Found &¢ THE LADIES APPRECI ATE THE BRAVEST BATTLE. AN \S TO Ng) ath eae THE BLESSING. hho

LOST.—$15.c0 reward will be paid by Ex iw- | ard Bayfield to any person returning 4 double gold eye glass, with long goid chain attache, 66 eod nO i era Cc a on posses: ion ist of Apri

lower Prince &'. D Chappell ; 53

TO LE?.~ One half of the three ‘story dwel- MNng hous, -ontaining eight large rooms. 0n Prince . ” Poss ssion given on 2nd May next

ee ellner 42

Ww) L&T —Tbhe house and premises known n

as the “Old London House,’ situateon water

St., nextts Government Warehouse No 1 so to Peake bros’ & Co. janw—v

WwW ANTS ~ x house contsininzg about RE nh Or ¢ ight rooms in adesira ality. “A pply to (his office.

FOR SALE ~One tenement ofa house on t pper Qu en Street. containing @ roms. It has a goo cellar. Apply to Wm. — t.

TO LE T. —Ths at pleasantly situated and comfortabie cottage on Ws ater St, at pre-ent occupied by Mrs Bruce Stew! _ OSSESSION | given about middle may. feats to Peake | Bros, & Co. Ch’town, 63 tf

Farinosa Breakfast Food

sa isa pure Cereal Food, he best jcleaned white wheat coaree Bran is entirely removed, g only the verf: ct berry of the wheat ; | phos hates gluten and nntriment. The food is easily and aniolels pre- pared for use, requiring only 15 m‘pnies cooking, and it is also cheap, being only 15 cents a package,

GOLDEN SYRUP

We are retsi‘taog Redpaths choice Golden Syrup, for 49 cente per gallon, or 12c for atwopoundtin. It goes fine on pancakes porridge &c.

BEER & GOFF

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ALMONT WILKES,

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“Farin made from The

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The well-kaown stallion, “Almont Wilkes’

by “Hernando, " £27 5-5, doe “Olive Wilkes,” 2.39 1 4, dam of “Gracie Wilkes

2. 30 aa “Almont W 2.31 1-2, by Geo. Wilke r., will ead the season ol r&98 at Nic! a: Traming Stables, Graft Dt., opp. Court Ilause, Ch’town.

Almont Will i big, stylish, carriace horse; he stands over 136 hands high an weighs 12 le is ice of M mntrose,

2.20 3-4, and We tle : Wilkes, got t- pe Moni rose was th hat Up sis gallant fight in free.for-all at Ch’town track last fall, andere i is mo douht that only for the concested action of the uther drivers, he would have won with ca Hie trotted 13. heats winning 4 first places and 5 seconds,

We Wilkes sturted in the 2.40 class at Summerside last fall, a green horse richt off the pasture, getting a mark of 2.39 1-4 in field of seasoned canwpaigners, and his owner expects him to get aqnark of 2.23 this year. This proves that Alriont Wilkes sire peed of a high order, and beit remarkable goo pooker, has always been a prize-winter in the Show rit geven when up against the best in Ahe and.

For terms and lars apply to

NICHOL ON,

HOTEL PROPERTY TO LET AT SOURIS.

OWNER.

The suscriber offers to let, from one 10 teo years, ed property, comprisinga pilot 23)Xi09 feet with a good house and baros nearly new, well suited for Hotel purposes, sffording a rare chanc?2 for any energetics person to ma ke

forany term, ivery elieasant situat

money, of the present d-mand, for increased Hotel accomno latiu: in the rising tow: of Souris, The hou eontains two larg halis, and thirteen ro«aras, besides the Fitch ihereisaisoa veranda extend vg zsleng thi front, which is about torty-eighr leet Immediate p Ossession will b- given

J.G.SLERNB, Souris Jan 14°

AS Sel

Maple Grove’s Rocks.

Plymouth

one orfers a Provir-

Every first prize bat for Plyweuth Rocks at cur cial Exhibition for the last & years gur record. Don't you want a polt or two mated for best results, or egys for hatching from seleetid pens, Come and see us, or write. VDrices reason- able,

WM. CLARK

North Wiltssire

mar4t—2mos,

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A Great Discovery Peculiar to Diamond Dyes.

As stated in previot 13 newspaper articles t Is @n Impossihi uty ton or any uixed goods @ fast and durable color with

a dve prepered for wool goods.

Fast D.amond Dyes for Cotton nd Mixed Goods are amosgst the most important dis- coveries of the day. These special dyes f.r cotton and mixed goods have bee given to the ladies only atterthe most se ver’ and crucial testa which proved then to be far ahead ofall other cotton dyes These cotton dyes are perfectiy fase Nic ght and s0ap an d water ; of is this true.

Fast Damond Dves for M xed Gor ds should oe makers, and by those mats and rugs. At the prize winners for rue-,. owe theiran C28 to

; to dye cot

nO Olber dye s Cotion and used by aii Carpe

who dye rags fo country fairs, ai

mats and caret

} jam > dIy-. Wauen rouare buviug dves take no ” suhatiate: from any dea’er; ask forand insist up n getting the “ D.amond every time.

- His Part.

Little Katie— Papa, ee did you say to mamma when you made up your mind you wanted to marry her!

Mr. Meeker (visibly iid said

“Yes,’’ dear.—Chicago Tribune WILL CARRY THE SCARS TO HER GRAVE

Spent Thousands for Health, But Did Nor Obtain This Greatest of All Blessings Until She Used the Great Sout! American Rheumatic Cure, Suffer | lotensely for 12 years.

Mra. F. Brawley of Tottenham, Ont» states: “[ suffered alwwost continually for 12 vears with rheumati-m, the effects ot which I will carry to my grave, and while the joints at my elbows and wrists are yei etiff lam entirely freed from pain inthe use of South American Rheumatic Cure.

[ has indeed proved a wondertu!l cure in my case. I have spent thousands of dollars in deetors’ bills and medicines

without svail. Five botsles of this wonde?~ worker bas cured all pain. Iam better in health genera'ly than I have been for ten years.” Sold by Dr. 8S, W. Dodd and Gev. E. ee

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SRUCE ROW DAIRY FARM.

Farmers wishing to purchase pure- bred Ayrshire Calves, or heifers, can be supplied with good milking stock,

a3 we are inthe dairy business, and breed from the best milkers. Calves of both sexes always on hand. Also

B. P Rocks, for hatching from imp. stock. Address— EASTON BROS

Ch'town Royalty

tI bs 4 O09 is OER LY SECURED GET xiCH QUICKLY. Wrice to-day leca copy of our big Book on Patents. We have xtensive exnerience in the intricate patent vsof 5) foreign countries, Send sketch. model rpucto for free advice, MARION & MA. LION, Z Eaperta, Temple Building, Montreal,

K. Island Railway

- and after MONDAY, 27th Dee., 1804, trains Of this Railway will run daily, (Sun lays excepted,) as under.

{ reat Trains Out- _ Trains In. vard. Read| STATIONS, ward. Reed down, | 7 P. M.'A a P.M. A. NM 8 10 6 x 20) . Charlottetown a 2 30 10 oO 3 8U G6 35), ,Royaltv Junction.| 2 16 9 40 4177 12\"" Nevth Wiltshire. | ] 49 8 68 431 7 24). Hunter River. ../ 1 99) 8 41 9 05, 7 5l). .Bradathane......! ] 99] 8 61 6 13 7 58). Emerald.. ......179 33) 7 88 6 27; 8 09), Freetown soeew se 42) 7 at 6 47) 8 25)... Kensington..... ‘12 241 7 38 5 20, & iAr. { Lv. 12 00) 6 48 ¥. M.P. M S’Side - A. & 112 SiLy. } \ Ar. '10 30 1 11)... Miscouche sovces li 16 337 -. Wellington . coves! 9 47 2 19}... Port Hill Feeeeee! 9 00 | 3 od -O’Leary......2025 8 OO , 3 oo]. . Bloomfield sevens] G BA 4 33 . -Alberton........| 6 55 | 5 20|.\Tignish .... -.. 1600 _jAe lA. M. iP. x. | | A. M, 2 33 |. .Charlottetown .../ 10 3 2 50, ..Royalty Junction! 10 I¢ = ao Bedford ..id5... oa 3 55 ar ly ‘6 22) .Cardigan....00.- 7 5 45) ..Georgetown .... 71 bh M, A. My P. M. jA. M. ’ 4 05),.Mt. Stewart ....; 8 35 & 45) .Morell......0.00] 8 17 5 12). S:. Petera ....0.) 7 6 67 ,» Bear River . oe. 7 onl 6 40), .Somms..., #eaeae Ow ' Pp. M. Ae WM y. M. A. OI } 5 15).. Emerald .....,] 7 6 05) ..Cape Traverse .,| 7 ® ”

As @u> aie 2UM by, kasicn Standard Tim:

The bravest battle that ever was fought! Shall I tell you where and when?

On the maps of the World you will find it not. "Twas fought by the mothers of men.

Nay, not with cannon or battle shot, With sword or nobler pen!

Nay, not with eloquent words or thought From mouths of wonderful men!

But deep in a walled up woman's heart— Of woman that won!d not yield,

But bravely, silently bore her part. Lo, there is that battlefield!

No marshaling troop, no bivouac song, No banner to gleam and wave,

But, oh, these battles, they last so long— From babyhood to the grave.

Yet, faithful still as a bridge of stars,

She fights in her wailed up town—

Fights on and on in the endless wars, Then, silent, unseen, goes down.

Oh, ye with banners and battle shot And soldiers to shout and praise,

I tell you the kinghest victories fought Were fought in these silent ways.

Oh, spotiess woman in a world of shame, Wit h spiendid and silent scorn,

Go back to God as white as you came, The kingliest warrior born! —Joaquin Miller in Anti-Philistine

NOT AFRAID OF RATS.

Lady Was Calm W ers Screamed.

At Least One

An incident occurred in Parkland re- cently that discounts the story of thi derfoot who sat quietly in a saloon w

two cowboys emptied their revolvers each other. It bad been decided 1 rm shooting

the tenderfoot by having as

scrape take place im his ivsence, put had been posted by a tricad as to what was to be done, and \ the real thing took | place he sat with wis feet upon a card tablo calmly smoking a cigar while the bullets flew al! uround him. The story of his

bravery spread rapidly, and he was after that a hero in the eyes of the western cow- boys among whom be had come to live. The Parkland episode has in about the saine manner made a heroine of a promi- net Fourth avenue lady. Sheandafriend were calling on a lady friend in Parkland who has a 12-year-old son, who of late has been taking Jessons in elocution. The boy had developed remarkable talent in that line, and when the callers came the proud mother made it a point to mention the fact that her son was taking lessons in elocu- tion and to tell of the rapid progress he was making. Finally one of the ladies ex- pressed a desire to hear the boy recite.

This f&as just what the ford mother}

wanted ber to do, and the young hopeful was called into the parlor. He began re- citing a selection of James Whitcomb Riley’s entitled ‘‘Seein Things,’’ and just as he got to the part, ‘‘I’m not afeerd of rats an mice an things ’at girls is skeerd of,’’ a huge rat darted out of the pantry through the dining room and across the parlor to a hole left bya gas pipe, creating great consternation. The ladies jumped upon chairs, gathered their skirts about them and screamed like Comanche In- dians, while the boy ran after the ratina frantic effort to kill it. The Fourth street lady, wko is nearsighted, sat quietly rock- ing herself in a comfortable rocker until the excitement had partially subsided, when she calmly remarked that ‘‘it was very good.’”’ She thought that the boy had thrown a toy rat from his pocket and that

the rest of the party were assisting in that |

part of the performance. The story of her bravery has beep spread among her friends and sho is now regarded as a heroine.—

Louisville Dispatch.

Points About Terrapin. Terrapin begin laying about the middle of May and hatch in about 30 days. The female terrapin scratches a hole in the sand with her forepaws, deposits her eggs, from 13 to 19, in it, and then covers them up and leaves the heat of the sun on the sand

to hatch out the young terrapins.

They are not much bigger when hatched |

than a man’s thumb nail, and are as soft as dough. ‘They crawl around pretty live- ly and begin to hunt for their food, con- sisting of small fish, crabs, etc. The first summer they are guite small, and about the first to the middle of November they go into their winter quarters. These con- sist of some soft mudhole in the marsh or on the bottom of some stream. Here they sleep until about the middle of April or later, when they come out and are of « respectable size, say 4 inches in bree ith. The next year they are 6 inches and the third 7 inches in breadth.

It is undoubtedly while the terrapin slumbers in the mud that he acquires the peculiar qualities for which we admire him. It is the only flesh known which one one ene in his mouth with his tongue without the of his teeth. The other animals run about, sleeping only at night. The terrapi night and day for six or seven months of the year and takes his night naps, too, for the balance of the year.

An ald islander volunteers the informa-

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tion that there are two favorite ways of cooking them—to take the t« rrapin teat after it is taken from the shell and put it in some fat pork and pie dough and make aterrapin potpic. This is the very best way, but if the person who is to do the

eating is poorly then ig should be stewed with just the terrapin meat alone and a little clear sucp mingled with it.—Balti- more Sub.

WORTH ITS WEIGHT iN GOLD,

Is the Testimony of Frank S. Emerick of Alvinston, Ont.—Says South Americ: Kidney Cure Saved His Lif.—I: lieves in Six Hours.

“ For two years | was greatly troubled with ki duey disease. I suttered iufense pain, and frequently was uvatle to work. I doctcred at ivtervals, but got little or vo re icf. I began wo grow worse, aad the pains were frequ ent and intense. About this time I+aw South American Kideey Cure advertised as a rpeedy relief for ail

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kidney troubles. y purchased a bi ttle. and it geve mewondrful relefin a few hours. I improved steadily, and ‘atter

taking four botiles Lim compiezely cured. I consider it worth its weight in gold, for it arsurediy saved my life. Sold by Dr. S. W, Dodd, and Geo. E. Hughes.

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The Man's A Kost Critical Case

Limbs Were Lifslers end Useless and He Could not Stand Alm cf Nervous Prosivation and Kxtreme Weakness— Had Little Hope of Being Cured.

Mr Beschamps

Says:

—“After the Use of Six Bottles of Paine Celery Compound t am a cured Man”

TH. GREAT SPRING MEDICINE MAKES PEOPLE WELL

At the present time there are many

cands of wen and

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women in ring much the same Deschamps, of 428

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gift-. good health—to others, Mr. Deschamps’ marvellous cure by the

use Of Paine’s Celery Compound, after after failures of doctors and hos. pitals is already well known to

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many hundreds in St. treal, for the cured mao has to sing the praises of the remedy that res- him writes as follows:

“Raving been agreat sufferer for four years from nervousaese and weakuess, and | having been completely cured by Paine’s Celery Compouns after failures with alli other meace, I desire to make the follow~ Ing Blatement;

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any way, My limbs wep numb and useless, and for a long time ] was not able to stand alone. I wag ander the care of several doctors in Ottaws

| but their treatment did nou better TY Cop dition. After coming to Montreal J

a patientin the Westera Hospits), oa afier three mouths’ treatment I Jett

no better. I thank Heaven that I wm edvised to use Paine’s Celery Compound, Thie great medicine commenced to dg good work from the time I used the fie hottle, and now, afier having used « bottles, [ am a cured man.”

to health,

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VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND FOR SALE AT MONTAGUE BRIDGE

This property consists of a commo dious store and dwelling, heated wich

E. H. B EE R, Ch’towu,

63 2awéwif,

That most desirable bu~in2ss stand, si‘ vated on sent Stree, between rrince and Great George. iis prop riy was occupied for sulne yeals pest by the late J A. C-meron. as # Watch and jewelery store and dweiling. For pariictieals apply lo

D. STEW ART,

a faker, Kent “treet TO Ly LE .

The new double terement house on

Brig'ston Poad, coptaiuang 10 large roome heated with bot water, Jarge bath room titted with hot and cod water, eleciric ight, ete, Possessivn given firs of Mav. Apply tv

J.J. McKINNON., 49—if

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LENDERS.

igned will be received until Thursday, Nez rch 3isit, 1898, from cheese makers Ww illing iO €ugage to manufacture the sae

son’s output of cheeseat the Winsioe Dairyiag Siation. Tenders o state price per 100 ibs of cheese, finding all supplies, aud also for manufacturing only.

Also sealed tenders addressed to the undersigne 1 wiil be received until Thurs day, March 3lst, 1898, from parties wil - ling to contract for hauling the seascn’s milk to the Winueloe Dairving Station. Each tender must be accompanied by the sum of $3.00 which will be returned in the event of non-acceptance of tender. Pilen of routes cau be seen at the residence of ine undersigued,

Cuas. Brrewtox, Pres. Cuas. Taras, Sec’y.

hot water, and said to be the best | business stand in Montague.

Titse Guaranteed .

Possession immediately, Apply to

Sealed Tenaers addressed to the undef- |

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great big BUT, it must be for cash,

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Our Hay Bale Ties, the best in the market, 10} feet, gauge 14, at cost fcr spot cash, at the STORE

HARDWARE

R. B. NORTON & CO, LTD

INTERGOLONIAL COAL MINING 0. Li

(Drummond Colliery) Westville, N. S.

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The undersigned has been appointed agent of the ebove

Company for P. E. Island.

Ail orders for Coal will be issued and payment therefor

received at my office.

Prices and further information furnished on application.

FRED, W. HYN Di

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PAINLESS DENTISTRY

IMMIODERN DENTISTRY

Dentistry by Specialists All the’above are found at our office.

SAVE.THAT TOOTH

We alwave advise to have a tooth saved. We} ave etab- lished our business on the fact that we save teetu. When it is necessary thata tooth must come out, we extract it without pain, by ute Of the famous

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filled absol > witl 1 filled absolutely without pain, by use cf

ELECTRICITY,

Onr Crows and Brinee Ppecimens,

vur ArriricaL Teers. them ju every way,

We use lest mat ria): tnd have modern mac hinery to work

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= oa ‘ YORK is modern. C }] and see

We make al] kinds, an] guarantee

with. We } ut gold Gl ng n Artifical teeth, everthing 8 make them jvva catural. Our prices are low, and all work gvarantecd,

BERLIN DENTAL PARLORS,

Over £tore of

Prowse Bros. Cpen evenings 7 to 8.

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