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EW SERIES. s, R. FOSTER & SON, yapafiosurers of Wire Nails, STEEL AND IRON CUT NAILS,
ind Spikes. Tacks, Brads, Shee Nails, Hangarian Nails, &c.,
ST. JOHN, N gove—-l yr
o, B. WADMAN, fonmission Morchiat & Auctioneer, eVAPAUD, P. EB. I.
ARWS AND FAT ‘ sToC K A SPECIALTY
eoqaizn Hen’ > dou “f iic* re urns, p90 CEZAR, whe b he Geeta Tvahene ty the “¢ chesver (net Chey Can import (hem, janit dy & why
SHOP AND OF FICS TO LET
ON QUEcN STREET.
CH? formerly occu pi A by by John Gorman, part 5 fn 1p form rly oocigiel be fe. W Harria, guitadle fur 49 fice Po “session at Once. Alsa, gpop with Warehvure and Cel ar. coraer Fitzroy | gad Hiltsborough Stree Possession ist May. | hk. K. BRACK., i
mee ti aod
’ ‘ . oe | Farm For Sale.
HE FARM of the late Donald Marchi- T gon, situate a Vernon River, Lot 60,
is offered for sale. hes Farm is well situ- sted, aod covered with a good growth of golt and har’ wood. Apyly to M Le i for part enieis, r to DONALD MURCHISON,
weh23—cy pt Pinette.
Morson & M.Qaarrie
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Safiicien: meass to attend the #xposition, to Kuow thit to dverlising pusvoees we «hail we Way ).60 or more (ree Vistts 'o the Worki's ineludisg rar rood fares both ways, good board and room in Chie- vo for one Ween, “ie admixei 0 ticker st e hxp wilirg er unds, etc,, OD Ca- ; Sem lilo v7) huu »tiag ene cent of money Ifyou wish tows write today enclosing reter eae and \(-aidres ed stamped envelope.- Wortos #ata MNTCRTAINMENT CoO., Me- Viekers Paest:e Gudaiag, “Chicago, Ui
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Offices To Let.
Two OFF ‘KA fiut of the Me chaais’ tank of P. khiag, adioia
, em the fist .. Isiand oa
lag ths ce w odtves of Divi-s & Hasaewd. These Olfloes heated win hoc water, and have @ tech m fire pro:f vaatt with eombiua- um io KEatrane>. Grea Georwe Street.
Also A suit of Oiflees on -eoon X at.
Apply at Merchants’ Rank of P . isiand,
iW. McLEAN {anz3 Cashier, -
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LEOF RED
.TE OF LAVAL AND McGILL,)
AL Mining Engineer
ve kenceseesoseceees QUEBEC . MONTREAL
MAIN OFFICE. RANCH *
House the goods
yince you is the trade in.
Furnishings,
T weeds, Hats,
Next to Bee
Caps, ete.
Chartelottown, March 15, 18293.
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NOTE AND LETTER PAU
109 Leaves,
BEST VALUE IN THE CITY.
HASZARD & M
Victoria Row Statione
Caasrlottetown, March 22, 1892.
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CHOCOLAT MEN
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N compliance with the often expressed wish of many PHOTOGRAPHIC BUSINESS, [ am pleased te inf Charlottetown and neighborhood thst I have secured the p
as the ** orders entrusted to me in a most satisfactory manner. Houses and Grouads. Lawn Tennis, Wedding and Scho
by appvintment.
SLOUD HILL, PHOTOGRAPH (From London, B2gland, late with Mr. G,
Opposite Miller Bros.,
meh7— 3m eof
Annual Sales Exceed 33 MILLICN LSS.
aED CHOU!.LOU, MONTREAL.
? RABMAR STUD!O,” and shall shortly be prepared to carry
Queen Sireet,
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that I should open * 3m the inhabitants of remises formerly knowr out al
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ROBERT BALLOCH & 00. TEA MERCHANTS,
Mincing Lane, London.
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Its Vera Weel.
It’s vera weel, throughoot the dey, When ta’en op wi’ wark or play, To thok a man can live alway
Wi oot a wifey.
Rot it’s anither thing at nighi,
To sit alone by can’le-light,
Or gang till rest when sharp winds bite, Wi'oot a wifey.
It’s vera weel when claes are new, fo think they'll always last just so, And Jook as well as they do noo, Wi'oot a wifey.
But when the holes begin to show, Che s'itches rip, the buttons go, What ia the warl’s a man te de Wi'oot a wifey ?
I'’s vera weel when skies are clear,
When frien’s are trues and lassies dear,
(o thiok ye'll gang through life, nse fear, Wivot a wifey.
But clouds will come the skies athwart, Laseies will marry, frien’s mavn part ;
What then can cheer your saddened heat ? A dear wee wifey.
It's vera weel when young and hale,
But when ye’re auld, and craz-d, and frail, And your blithe spirits "gin to fail,
Yel want a wifey.
But mayhap then the lassies dear will treat your offers wi’ a sneer ;
Because you're cranky, gray, and sere ; Ye'il get nae wifey.
Then haste ye, haste, ye silly loon ; tise up and seek aboot the toon, And get heaven's greatest earthly boon, A wee bit wifey. —The rea Journal.
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
The Trotter. Sin,—l observe that Tae Examiner has come tothe opinion that it is advissble to give up breeding the trotter and devote more attention to the thoroughbred and hackney classes, as they are the sort of horses that command a gvod price in the States and elsewhere. It there were some perticent facts given to support this asser tion it would be more worthy of attention In combination sales poor and unsound in- dividuals cf ind ff-rent trotung blood have sold for low figures, and no doubt rightly so. That horsea eleven and twelve years old, of the much abneed trotting class are yet selling for $27,000 and $41,000 would seem to show that the troster ig not 80 worthless as some may think. The late Duke of Marlborough, a short time before his death lass November, wrote an article on ‘*Americin Trotters’’ for the London Live Stock Journal, which may be of value to your many readers. The Duke had traveiled in the Srates and visited the many breeding establish- ments ia Kentucky and other prominent breeding states, and no one who has read his writings from time to time, eon the sub-} ject of the trotter compired with other types of horse can doubt his capsbility to form a correct opinion. As he deals in the article referred to, with the usefulness of the hackney and theruughbred compared with the American trotter, | give below »« few extrac's written by one who kuew well what the hackney is. Perhaps his opinion is of no value, but it is interesting to know what ahigh value a prominent Eaglish breeder placed on our American horse. | forgot to say the Dxke, in opening, p:ys 4 graceful compliment to Leslie E, McLeod, to whose coutributions to the literature of the American trotter he makes a fisttering allusion :
“The trotter has, in fact, been bred strictly ‘or utilitarian purposes and the re- sult ia that every animal, almost, carefully bred from good trotting blood, is ef use It hie pace is not sufficient to entiile him te be speeded on the track, he still makes » {net horse tothe business man or farmer who thinks nothing of thirty or forty miles drive over the deep-scil roads of New Eugland and the Weat. The breed is really beyond an Englishman’s experience. he American horse ig universally a light barnes: horse, often small and what we shou!d think under sized, of tight body and wiry limbs, but with ati indefiaite power of staying.
The long strided American horse would knock up an English hackney before he had gone teu miles on an American road. Thus the American horse is essentially the more practical «nd useful of the two, and the interesting point to consider is whe’ her this breed of American trotters is lhkely tu prove of value to our English breeders as well as to our English users of the borse in the near future.
To show, however, the value which attaches to the trotting blood in America, it is imteresting to notice that the prices which are given for e:allions aod wares vf fashionable trotting breeds in America stil: exceed the prices which are paid for flu. racing thoroughbreds No doubt th. reason for this is the greater atility of the trotter than of the race horse (tnorough- bred). A thoroughbred that is no good von the turf is only fic to be shot, whereas a trotting stallion or mare cannot be withou value vuder any circumstances. It is quite impossibie that so important a breed of aniina!s as these trotters could exist and become kuown without Englstmen wish ing to possess sires and dams of this breed
A mure absvlutely use'ess animal at pre sent than tke su-calied Kuglish hackney iv wou'd be imp ssible ts conceive, and nothing bat the craze of fashion weuld have ever produced @ desire among many p » ple to breed this clasa vf horse. The heckuey is also completely devoid of stamina, ano shuts up as svon as he has gone » short distance ; his action is short, and he repre- sents the peculiar vice of Eoglish breedere, which is the crestion of » showy action vo! the park hack typ>, withvut hiving soy freedom of | mb or length of stride.
The dsy wili undoubtedly come when the American trotter will be prized and valued io this couctry (Ragland) for bis astouish- ing qualities, among which soandness
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of the least ; and while on this point of locility, itis important to state that the American horse is probably one of the most docile aniwials ia the world,’
Space forbids further quotations from the Duke's article, It may s fely be assumed he was fully informed, und if he had any pre jud- ive at al] it would be in tavor of the Eng ish breed.
As to the prices at which trotting stock sells in New York, I might reter to the é+le of the Corbett consignment of the get of Gay and Sable Wiikes in the mouth of Januiry. Sixy nine head etd for a tutal of $105 510 ~an ave erage of $1,529 Among the sixty uine were hirty two uadeveloped yearlings, whioh real zed $20,035 ~an average of $626; eleven no developed two-vear-olds whica brought $8 523 sn average of $775; and seven three-year-vids (s!80 undeveloped) sol | for $6 9)0—as average £$985 70. Teese prices cannot be said to be poor at the auction b ock. The Spirit of th: Times commenting on the sale said: ** Phe strength of the New York market in its ahil- ity and capacity to absorb sto k at sound re- munerative prices never had aseverer test, and it came out triamphant.”
SHawMUT
News Notes.
The New York Legislature has a bil before it which proposes to puvish persone forming combines to prevent competitions by fiuing them $5000. New York cranks sili be rightly estimated by the Libera tegislators of Nova Scotia. These patriotix Soles make epecial laws tu enable combines to do their work.
The latest from Ireland is that Uleter will be able to put 50,000 men in the field ainst the Homs Raie forees, that the sul- fiers of the regular army wll refuse t& gainst the riven North, and that to carry out his law Mr. Gladstone will be forred to alist and army of Fenians io the United States, who will become the easy and pro- per mincemeat of the rebellious Icyalists. 4mid the turmoil of the sivuxtion it can be easily perovived that power of picturesque magination 1s not dyingin the people of he Green Isle.
Sir Oliver Mowatt hes been receiving a de putation of Toronto Liberals who complain that the Ontario franchise law is defective A a rule uoderi:s operation when elections ar held the lists are generally a year old. The include the memes of many «ho are dead oreb sent, and feave off the names of those who a quick and present and enti'led to vote. As consequence there it dissetisfaction and a ds- mand for rei in The operation of ‘he ce estial Mowatt » oi asure, asa matter of fact.i as bad as that of the earthbera thing of th: Conservative Government at Octawa is allegea vw be.
Gladstone “as visited a few days ago by a delegstion from Belfast, who spoke in depre ciation of the proposition to establish a separ ate jegisiature in Ireland. Gladstope, in re ply, disputed the allegation that a historica) jealousy existed between the members of different religions in Leland, and he denied that racial divisions would prevail under one iocal government. He referred to the Domin ion of Canada aa an instence of the existence:
of racial divi: ion ind: fioitely sha per than that in Ireland. Then, too, there had been similar gloomy prophecies when a united autonomour system of government was proposed, but Can- ada, never: keless, was contented and prosp: r- nus.
The Nord-Deutche Al'egmeine Z-itung. the organ of Chancellor von Osprivi, con- tains a atrong leader concerning the treat- ment of German newsp:spers correspon- dents by the French Government. The mobbing of Otto Brandes's family in Paris is the text from which the article is written. Phe object of the French Government in its unjustifiable proceedings ag unst German correspondents, says the p»p-r, is to divert public attention from the Psapama scandal and = =to direct the passions of the French people against foreigners. After enumerating the Germans who have suf. fered trom this policy, the writer con- continues thus: “Ic undoubtedly is the good right of the French Government to expel every obxoxiwus foreigner from the country without assigning any reason. We do not dispute this nght,but we say that an sppeal to popular hatred is always a danger- ous weapon and that if this weapen be drawn against the Germans in France to sssist the Government in escaping the con sequences of the Panama and ot her scandals it will have the results which it ie not d fficult to estimate. We shall know what is to be expected when the French Government finds it necessary to surmour t still more serious d fiicnities by the present ones by diversions § against foreign cvuntries.”
Ose Nineteen Boxes.
BRANTEORD, March 20 —The Expositer inst week published an article on the case of Archic Rymal, of this city, which hes cause’ consider ble excitement in Brantford send district, I appears Mr. Rymal has had more than hir share of suffering du ing the past few yeare,s tar was he run down fiom kidney disease thu ne had lost the power of his limbs and back He could only get areund wth the aid of tw: crutches. or wher assis ei by kind hands. Hi leath was daily expeced. Outhe advice » his wife be tried Dodd's Kidney Pills, an
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M! TTT Re A oY * . :_i-_ § ~ AND - Pre f . A rw ? EFFFCTS OF LA GRIPI2Z
oo ~s nm erm BATISULTSD!
Mrs. Geo. ] t a N. S., 66 years « l,] L bree ‘ savior \ RHEUMATI i yours, im ¥ ter of i GR : i x! no A l ¢ Pain all over t ? i is izoft ft nd I re thoucht she wewel «
; uits,--Ohle ¢ ifsé,-—ol 18. cl en Pes s Skoda’s Discovery Ct, Pe 724 wWHUtLIA S Little tablets, ! her, and she sars it ¥ uadacd 0 years to her life. Ils it should eonsider it, a WONDERFUL MEDICINE? > A bis SCOVERY co Vey WOLFVILLE, &, 8, For sale by alt Dreggiats, Trade eupplied hy W R Watenn, harlntetawn, PE YT
FOR INVALIDS
whose system needs toning up and whose appetites are failing, a quick and pleasant
remedy will be foundin CAMPBELL’S QUININE WINE.
Prepared only by K. CAMPBELL & Co., MONTREAL.
Beware of Imitations
nd
Kead! Mark! Learn!
HEN you buy a COLUMBIA you buy the beet machine on the market,~a
machine that is the result of the best material, the latest invention, the most skilled labor and the finest finikh,—e
machine that carries with it the guarantee uf a company whose r putation is peerless.
R. M YOUNG, Agent for P. EB. Island. 1.
FENNELL & CHANDLER,
mch22
Trap Nails, Rope
Boat Nails. Rosin,
Gaaly'd Iron, Paints, Paint Oils, Very Cheap.
FENNELL & CHANDLER,
Charlottetown, March 7, 1893.
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tock in all nisetees boxes. His impc ovemen wee marked from the second box completely cured, and « living testimony of
i — ~All ~ Aa “When Mrs. Parvenue was poor they) used to say she was a great taiker, bu sinze she became rich it isd fferent "’ **Tadeed | What do th: y s4y now **They say she is a brilliant conversation- alist.”
Syrup of Figs,
produced from the laxative and nutritious juice of Oalifsrnia figs, combined with the medicinal virtues of plants known to by m st beneficial to the human system, acte genily on the kidneys, liver and bowrls ff-ctually cleansing the system, dispelling crlds and headaches, and curiog habitus constipation.
USE SKODA’S DISCOVERY,
of ‘blood and nerve remedy.
the great)
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{EALED TI ~ DF R* addressed to the ander- Ss 8 deudorsed “ Tender for Par ri tye faiut wi re receive? until Tuesday, he i of aoe il pex', inclusively, tor tne cons ng Whart and Approach, amine Purposes. at Par ridge island, st, john Harbour, . KB, ace wdiog t) plans and specification to be een at the offlon of Mr. W. J. ueCordocx, cuperinvendent of Uredgiag, St. Jotun, N 8B, aud at the Department ot © Peblic
forks, QUuawae
Tenders will aot be considered unless made on otied and signed with the sctaal
da ay uoLien : au for Quar
the forms suy sigbalures of tenderers
An aceeyt d nk cheque vavable to the order f ihe “inieter of Pabuc Works, wo Ave per ceni of amount of ander, mast accom @h unmet tie «quae “11 be forfeited if
the party decline (ce ¢ muract, or faillioe moylete
‘he work contracted for, acd will be retarned ia case of nor-nc » pia cof tender.
The Vepsrtment d es aot iad Keelf to socegt
be lowest ur apy tender bby order, K. F. ER. ROY, Decretary
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