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adualiy diminishing by hours and halfhours Lo ten hours at fourteen. and thenee g! t hours when the body full grown and fort |. Goethe

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i 1 id K em. Kant- h 10 ] rio of student W tri ney takit eas tl bp sevel No do S if Apper that those who have \ A iliy tried to cheat nature of i hief hav i en ih any sense binne I v lor their work [t may be paradox, but is not the leasa trat what is given to s.cep is gained

=> - *T"}, y or 2 ) ihe Congo Region

imagine unm area about the 81ze 7 w

of the

CLOSING SUT SALE

1. Se eee |!

; et 4

Goods so Mine

like to Give

All a

United States, rich in soil teeming with } outural wealth, traversed in every | bins direction by great navigable rivers, and |

a

Sustaining a swarmipg we sret a faint the Congo qestion is a very rich plum, a second fact, and England’s rivals

which have | WHAT A seen their neighbor gobble up the prize} ¥¥

her

lands of Asia. do not repeat history in

meat to iet Atrica 2 ee

Special Notices. RecEIVED

carriages, dado window shades. carpets, velvet, fancy folding and rattan chairs. market low, call and see them.—M. Wri shit

& Co. may7 2!

New Tartorine Pry on Wo agency will beopened for business on or {about May 6th, in the Cameron Block. The: now opening up a tirst-class Farnishing goods, Scotch, other T'weeds, Blankets, Yarns, &c . of their own make. They have added a Cust Tailoring department and t ey have secu the services of Malcolm Piuce (formerly Cutter to D. A. Bruce) who has beer in prov- tug his time in the art of ( utting whilst io t! United States. He will guarantee satisfact

to al!

Esta BLISHMENT, —T he

len Manufacturing (o's. new

Canadian

be , li; ‘0

who patron’z2 the new firm Look out} c for their advertisement next week. ma 2} LARGE (‘ranberries, Chow Chow, and ' Preserve, good and cheap at R. K. Brace’s. |

ma *~ > & = es | E8845. SPRING atock of picture mouldings just | received, and will be made up asin the past. | —_—_—_———

'

the cheapest in Charlottetown — Marl Wright |

& Co.

Boy your Hats at D. A, Bruce’? ,

Noticr.—All persons liable varriage Tax, and Dog Tax, pay the same at once. All by the 20th of May in without farther notice, | Chandler, Col- lector, ms. 4 taw 2 wk

Go to Johan Nevson’s new building for all kinds of house ¢ grnishing goods, upholstering, window furaiture, picture frames. for spring "\xings, Done promptly and well

[mayl lw

apl5 tf for Horse and are req ue ted to

your

NEPAIRING, Re-upholstering and | ainting charges moderate. House cieaners take notice—Mark Wright & Co. fmayl lw

For sale one second-hand Cylinder Desk, American mike. This desk is as good as new. cost 3140, will be sold at a bargain—Mark Wright & Co, {mayl lw

Five Cases Hats opening at D. A. Bruce's.

ap25—tf.

Stcpby your interest and buy your hats at D A Bruce's. may 2, wkly

Every part of a gun ora sewing machine made at Growns, or any kind of fine ma- chinery that is composed of steel, iron, brass, copper, gold or silver. At the Atheneum.

{ap 18 wky tf

New Corus at D. A. Bruce's,

ap24 —wy 3i dy 4i.

ALL wool tweeds at J. B. Macdonald’s

{ap 30

Bauce's is the best place tu buy your hats

may 2, wkfy

Rev Currant Jewry, 25 cents per pound at Beer & Goff's, fap 9

Guo. Davies & Co, are now opening their spring stock of Men’s Silk, Felt and Fur Hats. fap 25

BEST VALUE you ever got in Hats at D. A

Bruce's. ap25 tf Lot of new gools now opening at J. B./

Macdonald's. (ap 30} Cugistir, Leow & Co.'s Soda Bigcnits, |

Fresh, at Beer & Go‘’s. ap27

Ty you have a piece’ of fine machinery to | meud that you know cannot be mended im | any other shop on P. BE. Island, just carry it!

stock of Gents |

such taxes unpaid | “sant, wili be sued for}

population, and } idea of the importance of! The Congo regiou | lodia in|

per Boston steamer children’s

Remember this

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Ch’iown, Feb. 6, 1885.

ca

|g )N AND AFTER MONDAY, DECEMI (Sunday’s excepterl):—

| TRAINS DEPART.~-FOR THE WEST

THH DATLY

4213 Month we are Selling our

CAEL, | CLEAN DOLLAR WILL PURCHASE.

ee |S ree

IREAT SALE ROBERTSON.

Winter Arrangement.

V

that we would One and Chance !

SHE

ilonth Closes

iy es eet

~

ISLAND RAILWAY, ISS465.

ER Sth, 1834, Trains will run daily as follows

ee |

“TRAINS ARRIVE.—FROM THE WEST.

STATIONS, pNo. 1.) No, 3. STATIONS. 'No, 2.|No, 4, | AM P.M, pr. M. A.M rneenota 2, Secs... 415 2,15 Chatiotielown.......... ss - et a 4.45 10.15 ee 7.38 | 2.38 RES At Rech PR AOD 4.22 | 952 North Wiltsbire,...... ssi ++.) 3.30 5.59. North Wiltehire...:,.....ccccecccesss, 3.30 | 9.00 Hunter River, vivteasweahate ed 3.49 || Hunter River, .....2. ces 960s ccce edhe el, 1 3.16 8,46 1 ceenamscuay osm AY OR ee eee eee Bradallne ..... ode sohes 6 wee tn nemcueel 2.40 | 8.08 NS EEDA ey -+-| 932 | Ct SAN EA Bienes titlinn ken re 2.30 ' 7,58 TS oe 9.48 | 4.47 |! Freetown, «+. odaghvaces Weaeetes co.cc. j 2.13 | 7.48 Kensington. ......... 10,10 | 6,10 Kensington ,,.,,,,-s+secccecssersccces.. 1,50 | 7.29 ar|10.45 | 6,45 dp 1.15 | 645 Summerside ; P.M, Sammerside..... pa vab-ed wcothe veal. ; A, w, dp| 1.00 ar 11.10 OID oo. i, sn. sc becebbals. <te FEeae Miscou@ipes so.0.§.. goreteccpocodntol.. BOLar ee te 1.50 j WellingGGnds -.. ties dh «Bice cénce idee. , 10.20 hn, Dm ERE 235" Post HN cc Recccctisccccett Aeoet +..1 9,35 PI oe ching scan teéh ce cous 0300y scene PE sina +dudnanepechvtalaceiaeee ' 8.15 IN 50 0 itive isc tiabphe dbinies Cael | 4.20 Mee nnppacdaccesiseauisockstted 7,49 BO... i TR ae Se 5.00 PON 5 isc bd <ocbetGhidasboccddes dp, 7.10 WT iat cs ar) 9.00 j IR ag iliac aM, o lolkcae dp, 6,10 TRAINS DEPART.—FOR THE EAST . TRAINS ARRiVE.—FROM THE EAST. j ' i i | STATIONS. |No. 5,| No 7 STATIONS, jNo. 6./No, 8, = i |A, M. SN oninnn ie ap pons oedecbia Ax‘ } 2.50 || Charlottetownes.essoseccccescessones o's | 19,30 mOgelty DOOM, 5. i. ck ccccccestee oh, | 2.53 || Boyalty Junction...,....ccccicseces e000 10.07 DORFONE 244 vader +00 debe hteccccessledial + 3.30 1 utoaephidere Te ee, } 9,30 PIE Sno « scvccts becctesdeeveiets ' 4,10 Se ag dp} 8.55 eb iehenscceces .i c. .0¢6eébbhoe 5.30 I oss cc ons on chen. a ce ee 7.25 ROO dna niiene. ns i noamsiihaan tan 5.55 So ut. thang. ENERO PERCE BA OZ 7.00 j P, M. A, M, | Mount Stewart........0 Wee ccesece: bese i SOR || Means Btewart.i 62s dp 8.55 | Meise sescevctcsccksheuesesscusctoe ty i Se an cb onthe ks dddtilinchaks tact Be 8.10 Si WUNEE Cth 00s osenesibdeebine ... tnvbncse | WEL Hts Beter OAs ob. i isdessbccooece oa’. 7.39 I ia SMe TN Ri oss occd ls eerhusd kvodd. 3. . | 6.50 N60 005i kbs scbbadeeuisscnbcace WUE Des Seacciter.cb:.n iter chabectee 6.05

*) Railway Office, Ch'tewn, Dee. 5, 1884-- all pa 6i

to Brown and ask him when he can have it *

done, for he can make any piece of machin- |

ery that ever was made by the hands of man. Krown on the Athenwum corner.

{Apri 18 wkly tf

New Boots and shoes opening at Dorsey,

Gott & Co's New Hats | New Hats ! just arrived E. Prowse’s.

Come and be fitted at once. Custem boots, | band sewed, just received at Dorsey Goff | & Co's. fap 27

=é)

{ap27 i at L, | (9p 24 |

Fresh Orances, Lemons and Maple Sugar | at Beer & Goft's. {ap 24 | New stock of inen’s and boy’s clothing very cheap at J. B. Macdonald's. (ap 30

ONLY about seventy barrels apples left, | Send in your orders in time.—Berr & Gorv |

fap 20/

, '

Srart to L. E Prowse’s and buy a good | Hat cheap (ap 25]

exp the Jand and it will feed you, which | is done by a liberal application of *‘ Ceres of and Bone. mehl3 Wa. Brows, Gold and Silver Plater, of euch as spoons, forks, craet stands, tea setts, watches, and jewelry of every description Shop on corner of Prince and Grafton Streete, Charlottetown [ap 1S wky tf Tue greatest show of New Ilats in the city sat L. E. Prowse’s. {ap 25 Boots! Boots!! Boots !!!~The greatest bargains this spring will be given at Dorsey, Goff & Co’s [ap27

Fox restoring worn-cut land, increasing the

yield of milk, and quality of pasture, as well | have no hesitation in recommending as the

as early maturity of crops; use “Ceres” Pone {mar Fer hats. Large stoek, new styles at prices that cannot be undersold, at J, B. i Macdonald’s. (ap 30) ,UBBERS -

Wales, twelve cases rubbers at Dorsey. & (ow,

and |

Goff, | Apri 24) Ten bales Room Paper, just opened, at J | B. Macdonald's, apr25 New fars!

i. = Macdonald's. apr25

| pared to execute promptly orders left with me Just arrived per str, Princess of | dence, Priuce Street.

a

J New Hars !—Jnat received at A NER if you want te reach she mort pang

ple for the leact mMones .

flave you got one o1 the beautifal Panel that

away

Pictures are

given with ‘‘ Welcome Soap?” They are going very fast, and the Soap is always welcome in

every family.

' . '

. | Sprace Flowing aud Sheathing, &c. | HAVING been appointed by Messrs. Prim. rose Brothers, of Pictou, agent for the |

sale of their well known Grooved and | Toagued SPRUCE FLOORING and! SHEATHING, I HAVE NOW, and will continue to have on hand a stock of the same, WELL DRIED and SEASONED, which I

best in the market, Messrs. Primrose Brothers are also pre-

for any description of Boards, Laths, &c., For further particulars Spply at my resi-

Spruce Seantliny,

THOMAS ALLEY

April 11, 1885-94 Rm& wily

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