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Calendar for March, 1892 MOON’s CHANGES ; ; First Quar’¢ lay 2 451 after OF Fail Moon, 13th day - $32 mon : Vuarte Jist day , Os after New M 23th day ..... So} mora ps day Gh. after of Dey of Week. | —— enn ' I yivath Morn i Afrer @ e CO ho ne —--- [0] l Tuseday i « 013 : Wednesday | 0 3) 0 48 200 pieces 3 'hureday os. 2 . ‘ Friday 148 | 215 2 ‘ oq ig | 120° 5 Sund ay 3 5l 4 586 7 Monday 5 21 Ss Ff eb) 5 Tuesday 6 42 | 13 6% ¥ W edueaday } 8 1 8 27 sO 10 | Thareday 8 53 9 15 il | Friday | os 10 2 mq) 1 12 Saturday 10 Li 10 28 2 | Sunday } 10 44 | 10 59 50 “ 14 | Monday | 2 '4 | at 29 15 | Tuesday | 3145 | mdan’ht 10 os i Wednesday 0 15 ; 17 Thursday 0 30 0 45 10 *) is Friday 7a 19 = | Saturday . oa) 2 9 66 ia alc 2 | Sunday |} 229 | 251 ad i weeds, 41 Monday [ wae), eo 22 ae, 4 = | 464 23 | Wednesday fc | 8 2 a 2 Thursday am 7 49 . 4 Tooway | 27) 7®%|)Miust be sold at the Lowest Possible Jo Saturday 9 21 9 46 27 } Sanday 10 6 10 26 28 | Monday | 10 55 ll 3 29 | Tuesday | 11 2 RE cues Soe 2! 6 Ue ES 0 W ednesday ll &4 ; ; Jes DOMINION BOOT ee LA GRIPPE VANQUISHED. | pirst 1. ranwevr oe : MS ¥¥ and JH(G)¢N'S LACE one of the OCZONATOR DISIN- | LHE Boi we FRECTANTS io your house and La

Grippe will not trouble you. The most powerful and pleasant Disinfe« tant kuown to the medical profession.

F. DeC. pavics BOOTS CLEARED Oo

DCRVUGSIST,

is AGENT for them here, and will cheerfully sbow and explain their uve to those whe desire it. Call and see them. No trouble to show them

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ASAL BALM

SOOTHING, CLEANSING, [RURaais HEALING. ce NS instant Relief, Permanont

=f\ Cure, Failuce |irposs:bie. pay

Many 2»-celled diseases are simply s)mptoms of Catatrh, guch as headache, loting t. use of smeti, foul breath, ue king and spitting, genera: fecling of debility, etc. if you are

troubled with any of these or kindred symipto1 you Have Catarrh, and sh id love ro time procuring a hottie of Nasay Bats. Be werned ia time, negiected cold in head

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results in Catarrb, fcllowes consumption end death.

by ’ fold by a)! druggiats. ey sens, post peid, on receipt of price

eS cents andl by vidressing ULFORD& CO. Brockville. Cnt.

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AGENT FOR

WARRE \, CAKEBREAD & 00.,

TEA MERCHANTS, London, «= England, ——AND ALSO——

First-Class West India Firms, etc.

SPECIALTIES: Tea, Sugar and Molasses.

Carefui attention given to consignments of Prince Edward Island Produce.

KEFERENCE—Bank of Nova Scotia

OFFICE Pickford & Black’s Wharf.

Halifax, August 13. 1891—dy & wy

Several

DR. GEO A. BAYNES, Physician and Surgeon,

SPECIALIST ON——

Diseases of Women and Chronic Diseases of Men.

yypanis _Consuitation and Prescri tion, $1.00; Co Itatien Sp cia! Examination ant ' nsultacicn p Visits in City, ‘rom $1 00:

a fram $2 00; Tiana to © wintry, asaal rates. : OFFICE @aten Heuare, Ch'town liours

from 10 te (24 m.andfrom2toip mM. " Nixht Calis attended am at Rexidence, 11 UPPER PRN ‘'E STREET. = Ac dress all professional letters to P.O Box #. Charioitetowa, P. &. 1. dw—ja

Bran and Siorts.

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20) TONS ia Store selling low.

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Flannelettes, Grey Cottons, White Cottons, Tickings,

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Canatian Prints, Check Ginghams, .

Bleached Sheeting, Unbleached Sheeting.

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Prices*~

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AND SHOE STORE.

Cwenty Crises just op:niag —LADIES’, Gore as 01e Boos O2fore you day eis2wara, antl get

STORE.

Ww* ARE GOING TO PUT A NEW FRONT IN OUR SHOP. give away at tremendous reduction from 20 19 40 par cent :—178 prirs Lafants’ Boots, 606 pairs W ‘men’s Strong Bo ots (L wed), $1.32, now $1.00 ; 95 pairs Women’s Dongola Butt and Liced, $t pairs Women’s Kid and G oa: (Laced), high price, reduced ab-ut GO per cent. ; 287 prirs Man's Boots, Oastem

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wants to avorags priga 45:3, now 263 ; , vow SLB; 176 BE otory make,

26 to 40 per cent off; 86 pairs Boys’ Boots, 81.45. now $115 (this heavy line we hava stupped making); 80 psirs Misses’ Stroag

5 Roote {T .aead) 89 conte a po.

| We have these Boots sepszate and will be glad to show them

If WILL PAY YOU TO CALL AND SEE THEM.

OFF BROTHERS’ CHEAP BOOT STORE.

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School Books, Sc: Stationery Of lowest prices.

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Underwear, loves, Caps, ete, Ac we are gomg out of this special line, we ask- secure for yourselves Bargains only to be. Gondmins Sale.

had once in a great wile . | Overcoats ail Saits selling ciscap.

dsood Note Paper, ' Boolscap, 3: « Envelopes. Sc. per pekg. of 25.

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1001 Supplies and all kinds at the

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tne*~ ~con having the HARTSHORN, ® BY ALL CEALERS. Fastory, Toronto, Ons.

Salt! Salt!

EX WAREHOUSE.

WO THOUSAND BUSHELS of Turk’s Island Crushed Salt.

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One Thousand Bushels of Uncrushed, for pork packing.

Gleanings.

A Naturalizition Act has been introduced

in the Japanese Det. If passed it wil come into operation on January 1, 1893 Che qualifications for naturalization are as follows :—The applicant mvrst be of age and have the control of his property aceord- ing to the jaws of his native country. He must be of good morality. He must b capable of earning his livelihood. He must have continucusly resided in Japan for not less than ten years prior to his «pplication, and two years’ notice of the application must be given. If he is desir- ous of omitting the last two requirements, he must show either that he bas performed some meritorious work for the country, or that he ie in the Government employ, and this includes those who have assisted native invention, agriculture, commerce, indus- tries, orscieuce. A naturalized subject is debarred from the offices of Minister of State, Privy Councillor, Admiral and Field Marshal, but if he has been ten years naturalized, and has obtained the confi- dence of any constituency, he may become an M. P.

Poor, poor, little Queen of Holland! Everyvune says what a nice little girl she is, and how admirably she is beiug brought up by her mother; but such an unchildlike life seems to my nutice particularly sad. It ig against the strict etiquette of the Dutch Court for the future Queen to be allowed to play with other little boys and girls, and so she grows up practically alone. Whether or not the story which is told of her isa true oue, it is assuredly very pathetic, and shows that the intelligent child recognizes that her pusition is not by any means al! pleasure. She was only about six or seven years of age when she was one day ovrr- heard playing with ier dvlls. One wax baby misconducted itself in sone way, and the small mother, holding up a warning finger, said ‘sternly, ‘If you are sv naughty 1 shali make you into a Princess, and then you won't have any other little children to play with, and you'll always have to throw kisses with your hands whenever you go out driving.” Athough only eleven years of age, Princess Wilhelmine already speaks French and English fluently, and her gov- erness, Miss Winter. is an Eaglishwoman Of German she knows nothing, as it was her father’s wish that she should not be taught the language, he was so pr- judice: against everything German. This the child must have regretted when the litile Princess eame with the Empress of Ge: many to see her last year. But even withous language te children would be sure to find a great deal ‘to interest them ia each other.

no one is allowed to work bur herself, and her great pets are some doves.

The fashion of seating dinner parties at small tables, introduced one or two searons ago, is findivg favor in New York. Hust- esses who enterta:n from twenty to thirty guests at a dinuer have discovered that much better social results are secured by this arrangement, and a prettiereffect given to the room. It must, however, require considerable care and a talent for nice adjustment to properly group small parties. Lately an intrepid hostess, giving a dinner to a company of thirty, put them at six tables—five at each. At some there were necessarily three women totwo men, and at others the situation was reversed. How to combine these uneven groups to preserve an average equilibrium at every table in- dicated wisdum to which one must bow.

I am afraid that the womes reformers of Victoria have more zsal than discretion They seem to have a faculty of overdoing

whatever they undertake, even if it be only the talking of slang But when they come to matters

which they think need reformation, they are simply furious in their enthusiasm

‘For instance, lately a convention of the

Woman’s Temperance Union was held at Melbourne. Considering the amount of misery produced in the world by drink, one would almost have fancied that to edu- cate the universe in temperance would have been as much as the Victorian mitrons and maids could have undertaken. But, on dear, no! they reckon that only the beginning of their labors— their stand point from which to work A’ their recent meeting they soon got rid of the temperance question, and went on to the extension ot the Parliamentary suffrage to women. Then came a denunciation of the practice of attending concerts, &c , “‘scantily attired,” and last of all, a protest againat the type of wornanhood depicted in the advertisements of tobacconists. The last is just about one of the most foolish protests 1 have read for some time. It may not he pleasant for the feminine eye to see beautiful woman represented as an overblown femzle with golden hair, coal-black eyes, tights, #nd a certain vagueness as to the rest of her attire, but neither can it be all that is de lighttul for politicians to see thems'ves caricatured in every manner, and under every guise possible; but whoever heard of Mr Gladstone or Lord Salisbury objecting? Ne. lam Straid that the womea who band them- selves together to agitate against such a trivial cause of complaint as this, prove thei: unfitness at once to undertake more serious du‘ies which would fail to their lot as members of Parliam nt, and it does not argue much for the probability of using their power of voting intelligently. Why, they would return a man to office at once if he would promise to have all female advertise- ment figures clad in tea-gowns of sombre hue

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Moruers should use Philoderma on the'r inf -nts,. a3 itg soothing and healing properties render it invaluabe for chafing. Druggists sell it 25 cents. ml dw im

The inhabitants of the Island of Nevis ar in a deplorable condition, accordiug to a re- cent Panama despitch Pauperism is ramp- ant and the great m:jority of people are uo able to procure the means of livelihood.

A sop lot, including covered dishes, soup tureens, sauce tureens, cups and saucers. pitchers and basins. al! of which must and

PEAKE BROS. & CO.

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be Princ Ree Withelniine has a garcteu of ter uwn, ia wh BS rats selling

News Notes.

Hal fax wants a $100 090 drill shed

Steps are being taken in Berlin for the relief of the unewp!oyed.

The foot and mouth disease has been dis- covered among cattle in Edinburgh.

The effect of the M-K:nley law on Aur- tria’s trade has thrown 20.000 pearl work- ers in Vienna out of empic-yment.

The Government of Paltava, Russia, hes been dismissed because he failed to sup- press Nihilism in his district.

A coffin supposed to contain a corpse wes taken into California from Mexico. Upon eXamination it was found to contain opium.

The milionaires of the neighboring re- public are making munificent gifts for the endowment of universities, the establish meat of free libraries and other educa- tional purposes. The great school which Mr. Drexel equipped in Philadelphia the vther day will be a monument to his intel- ligent liberality. Mr. Stanford has eatab lished a university in California. Mr. Reekfeller’s gifts to the University of oo now reaches the total of $2,600,.-

A new way of making it hard to prose- cute those who sell liquor illegally has been devised in New Brunswick. One Comp- ton has been found $50 by two justices at Pairville for tempting a liquor dealer to break the law. There are, of course, times when it may be an injustice to punish a man for illegally selling liquor; but they are few and far between among the many occasions when the law is notoriously brok- en. But the punishment in this case will] strike the averag mind ss out of propor- tion to the gravity of the sin. The sid: door is the standing invitation to lead the man behind it into temptation.

The old broad gauge will soon have dis- appeared fiom the British railway system. In the year 1846 it was enacted that 4 feer $4 inches shouid be the rule for Great Britain and 5 feet 2inches for Ireland—the only ex- ception permitted being a gague of 7 feet iu the Great Western, and connected railways in Middlesex, Berkshire, Buackinghavshire, Cornwall, Devon, Dorset, and S:merset, as weil as the old Oxiord, Worcester and Wolverhampton line and its branches In the course of time.the narrow giuge his carried the day almost everywhere, and in May next the lags remuant of the s-ven feet giage will disappear. The Great Westera c mpany have made the announcement that the conversion of the lines in the west of England from broad to narrow gauge will be inaugurated on the 20th of May next.

Local Notices. cheap at Jas Paten & Co's, Market Square. m7 Si

Grand display of new epring clothing at Jas Patoa & Co’s. m7 3i

To have good bread you must have good flour, and iu order to have good floar go to Beer & 3-ff's and order a barrel of their Matchiess brand. m7 3i Another lot of men and boys’ clothing just opened Don’t miss seeing our clothing before you buy. I think we have best at J. B. Maedonald’s Great Clothing Store m6 6i dw Ladies—-Call and inspect Jas Paton & Co’s stock of children’s and youths’ new spring clothing. We are seliing cheap and havea large stock to chuose from. Re- spectfully yours, Jas Paton & Co. m7 3i Iw furtherance of mutual interests, we ask for thoughtful consideration of all accounts sent out Dee 3ist.—Stanley Bros mar3 3i eod Carpet! Carpets! I intend closing out the balance of my stock of curpets in Brussels, Tapestry, Scotch & Hemps, all good patterns. If you want a real bargain, this lot must be sold as I want the room for other goods. ~J. B. Macdonald, Queen St. tidw A Vienna despatch says the distribution of bread to the poor by the socialist paper Voike Presse a few days ago, was attended by serious rioting. Fuliy 12,000 persoas came for bread,but only,8,000 had been provided for. Fighting ensued between those who had secur- ed food and the less fortunate applicants, and the police were c«lied out to qu-il the dixord- ec. A number of women were injured

Makes FLesa anD BLuop.—When the sys em is ali rua dowa aud taere seems to be no hope of ob ining nourishment for the body by the ordinary proeess of food supply and digestion, waea the body is siuking fast, then is the time to us? Miiler’s Emulsion of pure Norwegisn Cod Liver Oil. It always works wonders, because it is a fl-sh aid blood maker snd contains all the constituents for nourish- ment found in wheat in fact, Miller’s Emul sion is a perfect * staff of life,” and has saved sad cured thousands. In big bottles 50c. and $l at Charlottetowa drug stores. ees

Gone Wits aN Inpian A letter has been received hy che Halif.x 8. P C. from Centre Rawdon, Hants coun'y, N. 8., stating thet a - IL known and res: e:table woman had lef: h rnome with ao Indisn She was found to be iving atan Indian camp and refused to re- urn hume. She is the mother of three children .ud one of them five sears old is with he, which she refused to give up. It is likely bat the S. P. C_ wiil move io the matter. Che husband is well able to support his family and is williag to take his wife back il she will return.

Estey’s Emu'sion of Cod Liver Oil is pleasant to take as milk Tne peculia manner ia which it is made renders it weceptable to the most sensitive stomach. For coughs, colds, consumption, delicate children, whoopi:g cough and all wasting liseases there is no remedy to equal it.

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Now isthe time to get crockery, glass ani chiua at your own prices, as we want tv» make room for new gvods to arrive

arly in spring, st the cheapest Crockery Store.—W. P. Colwill. Feb 26 4aks dy wky.

Several anarchists h ve been arrested for forming a plot to blow up the German Copn- sulate at Barcelona.

The Camille pit at Sct. Eoenne, France, has been fl-oded and three hundred miners drowned,

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Valuabie Building Lot— On Great George Street.

E subscriber offers fr sale the Lot on which his Sables stand. This is by all odds the best lot in the city for a gentleman’s residence. If not sold before the 26th of April, f will, on that date, sell it by Anction, together with the bal- ance of my Stable Ourfic, coasisting of 1 enperior Barouche, | Boat Wagon, | Single Wagon. } Buggy, t berutiful se: of Double Harness, 3 sts Single Harness, Cart Harness, Side Saddle, Riding Sadale, and ! Farmer’s Boller.

“wing to the stable interfering with the rert- —- my houses, Ihave concluded to close it ou

P, P. GILLIS, mechi—eod tl 26-h Apri!

1892. Spring Trip from Liverpool,

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THE CLIPPER BARK

RALPH B. PEAKE,

700 TONS REGISTER, Newly Metalled and Classed Aj at Lioyda,

ALEX. McLE®D, COMMANDER,

will be on the berth to,reocive cargo about the’ let of March, and wil! sail FROM LIVER. POOL FOR CHARLOPTETO VN about the Istof April, and carry F eight at through rates to the diff rent Railway points on the Isiand. Intending Shippers will piease forward thei orders in time.

4@ for Freight apply in Lowton to John Pit- caun & cus, 7 Union Court, ld Broad Street: in Liverpool to Pitcairn Beoth ors, 51 Suuth Joho Street, or here to the owners,

PE(KE BROS & CO. Charlottetown Sh Fabcnary. 1892-6 ¥ end

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