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“I see Paderewski is knocking money out of the piano again in this country,” said the observer of events and things.

Yeast—What game is your wife most fond of?

Crimsonbeak—A guess.

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“Hal” exclaimed Hamlet, starting.

The wicked queen wrung her hands in a transport of agony.

“Mister, but I'd like to see a ghost walk!” she cried.

But it was only to the melancholy Dane that the apparition was visible. “Ve should not think harshly of the queen taking liberties with her lines, for she had received no salary for six weeks, and the thought of her husband at home crying for bread goaded. her to desperation.—Detroit d* urnal,

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“When she takes the second prize at a card party. she can appear so tickled with what she gets that she always makes the winner of tbe first prize jealous and _ dissatisfied.” — Chicago Times-Herald.

Finease.

“Mamma, what did you tell the con- ductor to Jet us off at Schiller street for? That’s a block farther than we wanted to go, and we'll have to walk back.”’

“You didn’t think, child, that I would try to sronounce ‘Goethe’ before a car full of people, did you?’—Chicago Trib- une,

Papers Sometimes Necessary.

Mrs. De Fashion—Where’s the morn- ing paper?

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Mrs. De Fashion—I want to see if the play we witnessed last night was good or bad.—New York Weekly.

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The eprinkling of railway lines with oil is valuable in that rain does not pene- trate the oi'ed outer crust, and that vege- tation along the lines of the rails ie des- troyed.

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uality and the present high state ef the Fish market.

We have in stock some prime Codfish by the lb and quinte!l, also Boneless Hake and Codfish by the ib and box.

The Herring market is poorly supplied; but we can supply them bythe deg, bucket and half bb). Also ia stock, cam= ned Salmon, Lobsters, Clams, etc., and full line of general groceries, ail at the lowest possible prices. Free delivery of goods to al! parte of the city, Telephone commubication.

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The Strain Too Severe.

“Rhyno tells me be has gone out of politics entirely.”

“That’s true. Politically speaking, he was on the fence, and when the ward heelers began pulling a leg on each side it was more than he could stand.”—Chicago Tribune.

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She—Oh, how | do wish you were young!—Pick Me Up.

How She Was Landed. Bess—So Jeannette married a farmer. I thought she said she would marry only a man of culture? Neli—And so she did—a man of agri culture.—Chicago News.

A Sorry Exception, Most plant life thrives the best, they say, When by the sun caressed, Yet wild oats do not love the day, But thrive by lamplight best. —Elliott’s Marazina,

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CONTENTS FOR FEBRUARY A Summer Afternoon—Frontispiece, The Queen’s Own, by Rev. T. H. Hunt, ) Pioneers of Tryon and Hope River, W, H.

Warren. The Fair Miniota~A Micmac Legend, by ]. Edward Rendle. Our October Trip up Lake Muskoka, by E. P, Our Canadian Contingent.

Scottish Associates in P, E, Island, by Hon, Senator McDonald.

The Angelic Message, by Uncle Tom, Tenant League Results, by John Ross. Notes and Queries, etc.

Se a cepy—Send fer samphe.

ay P. O, BOX 698, Charlottetowa, P. E. I.

TO CONTRACTORS.

Tenders will be received by Mr. Doherty, Proprietor of the Hotel Davies, for the erection of an addition w the Hotel, up to Saturday, 10th March.

The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

Plans and Specifications can te seen at

the office of C. B. CHAPPELL, Architect.

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