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English Estates.

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| Nowe EIS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Minister of Marine and Fisheries has ‘this day paid inte the Supreme Court of

Castles in Spain and estates in} Prince Edward Island the sum of ‘Two Hun- England have grown to be syuony mes, ldred and Forty-seven Dollars, with six lt is aston shing what a number of! months’ interest thereon, beimg a sum, in his foola there are not only willing | opinion, a sufficient compensation for all that

; ~~ led : t of their | Pee e of land and premises, situate at Souris, out oan . © gullt ou : " 1 King’s County, in said Island, which said cash by any arp achemer with tact ae and premises are described as fol'ows, enough to hold outa gilded bait for} that is to say : Commencing at a post set on them to ev ‘ile »w. The following from | Barr's Point, five chains and twenty-five he Hartford C tia appropos : ‘links south, five degrees east from the centre ne an rd Courant le appro} | of the road at the head of Souris’ Breakwater,

One of tl he Casiest WwW ay a to vet a trip and fifty- one links north, eighty- two degrees

to Euro} as claimants lor an Eng! Is

go over as delegate for them

8 is to o1 ranize a “family’ sh estate aga then

to gel if

Lt is better than having a dog bite you, |

because it is attended with less risk Probably it will always be a game to work, because so many people

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simple

in even the vainest pursa: t of a great deal. They will go on with their foolishness, but they may remember

later that the United S:ates minister in Great Britain has bad careful quiry made as to unclai imed estates Over there and is informed that there is about £84,000,000 in chancery, of which £83,- 000,000 belongs to owners knowo Hene e there can not be over $5,000,000 altogether subject to claims, and these’ claims are liable to come from aH over the world. As forthe bank of Eng land mythical fortune, the officials «s: ny that they have not over $5000 unclaiz ed belonging to any one claim.

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The Dade and Drunkard.

“Those two, continned the speaker, as two men,onea fashionably dressed young fellow, and the other a disap- pointed-looking individual, walked 10 from the billiard-room, “are the dude and drunkard of the trade. The

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east from the tep edge of the bank, and ran- ning thence north eighty-two dey roes, east shty-five feet, thence at r ght angles south | eight degrees, east forty-five feet, south eighty-two degrees, west eighty-five | feet, thence north eight degrees, west forty | five feet to the place of commencement. Also, | |

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/a right of way from the road Jeading from the Breakwater Road to the residence of Fred- lerick Morrow, to the said piece of laud, | bounded and described as follows, that is to say: Commencing at the north-east angle of said plot of land, and running thence north eighty-two degrees, east four chains an? six links to the aforesaid road deading to Fred- | erick Morrow's, thence alorg said road s outh.

j wardly until it gives a breadth #t right ang'es of fifteen feet,and thence south eighty- tyre degrees, west parallel with the said Ilast- | mentioned line to the eastern boundary of «the | said firat-described piece. of land, and thence | north eight degrees, west along said boundary fifteen feet to the place of commencement,

which said land and premises have been taken if the Minister of Mesrine and Fisheries for the site of a Light-house at Souris aforesaid,

and all persons entitled to the said lands and premises, or to any part thereof, or repre-

senting or being the husbands of any persons so entitled, or claiming to hold or represent | incumb rances the reon, or interests therein,

fare required to ii'e their claims to the said compensation or consideration for the saidlands and premises with the Prothonotary of the said Supreme Court, on or before the twenty-

third day of January, A, D, 1886, and let this notice be published in the Dairy Fxam- laner, for the space of two months, twice in jeach week upon motion of Mr. Hodgson, Minisier of Marine

tc a ‘masher’ } ‘ —_— and Fisheries = a ‘masher’ of the ~— eee dj Dated this seventeenth day of November, type. He wears good clothes, in fact] 4 p,, 1995, puts all his salary on bis back, an is By the Court always on tie lookout for a girl. He J. A, LONGWORTH, walks down the atreet and stares at!,. Deputy Prothonotary. oo | Now. 88- Sp tere ht every yonng lady he meets. In ool ee theatre, stores or church he at ‘temp to make an impreasion,and even c aries “KN otica $e Debtors. hia mashit g proc livities so far that a| . lining-room girl or chambermaid at | —- the bo'el must stand his impertinen t| Y OTICE is hereby civen that all debts due Quizzing and conversation. i. is per- | ‘ me on acecunt of Advertisements or foetiv harmiess. asarule:has no bad Subscriptions to the Royal Grvite and New bak eaochianeal : this ace. y! ' | Bra wewepapers will be handed over te an sick : 7 OLoer?T tian ‘ — m isoley”. Attorney for collection, if not paid by the “His companion is a jolly good fel-} first of February. w, but he.will drink to excess. H 1e| P. R BOWERS. is a good salesman, and although his|“h’town, Jan. 19, BOSS pont 4 2aw “ 3

employers kuow of his littie sprees

overlook them because they know -that no new man can cover the terri ory or sell the bilis that the folly but dissipat- ed nae mer can do when he is sober. Some day the dude will have ais bead puoched by the brother or friend of some jonng ly iy whom he has insulted, and hiv mashi by Wiil cease. Some day

the jollr-fellow will bave delirium tre- mens, and he'll make his last trip to a cemetery.” 2 aKiiewew ~ — Mrs Lincoln’s Fish-balls.

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with a potato-masher till fine and mixed; putin a of butter and whena litil one beaten egg. Shape the fish-balls i io | the spoon into the wire basket for| frying, or directly into the hot fz tit! the basket is wanting. There should | be fat enough to immerse them and! it should be so hot that they will brown in forty seconds when they are done. iilsieieiil Worth Remembering.

An esteemed contemporary gives the following eleven facts, which he says are worth remembering :—

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Never anticipate too much, poiatment is not p! easant,

Naver taste an atom when you are not huagry, it is suicidal.

Never speuk of your parents as the “oid man” or “old woman.”

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“Vas you gettin’ ready! inguired the old old lady.

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