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sing to move

But we are selling Crockery just as cheap as we were.

Special discounts on all Cro-kery

China and now stock, to

make room for sprirg importati ions. Also:—¥irst class Photographs

made in all the leading styles, at the old stand,

C. LEWIS

Exactly opposite the North Side a Houee. Grarron Svren.. | Bee] eee Business College

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Writing Academy

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treats CHRONIC DISEASES by the Salis- bury method of persistent self-help, in rem Vving causes trom the blood. Con- timuous, inteligent treatraentin person or by letter insures Mininnum of suffer- ingand Maximum of cure possiblein each case. Avoid attempts anaidect.

Graduate of N.Y. University

And the NEW YORK HOSP ITAL. Tenty years practice in N. Y. City. Diploma registered in U.8 aad anada,

Topaxss: CHAEBLOTTZTOWN, P E I, CANADA.

OFFICE. Victoria Row.

Accomodations reserved for patients,

References On application,

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lNuminate the __ dark places of Theory. THOROUGHLY Progressive Practica! Institution, in which syipg men and women are not only taught” Book keeping (in all ite applicationsto commerce) both by single and double entry, but are trained how todo business, Dy actus] business transact- ions. The students act as bu yers, sellers, traders, bankers, book-keepers and account- ants, in actual business operaiions, and the currency issued by the Coliege Bank and the mdse issued from the Emryorium, are used in bona fide business transactions, jyst the same asin mercantile atid banking hi ogsas, Book-keeping in itself — be learned home, but a knowledge of how to transagt business, cannot be thus acquired. Tuat our course + vetem Of training is eminently pract- ifal write for Itestimoniais trom business men, and from students who e:e now hold- responsible positions,

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Cheese Relish.

Six pilot crackers, ep/it and dried, Then buttered well upon each side. One pound of cheese (be sure "tis nice.) Cut first in elices, then in dice. One pint of milk (if fresh use cold, But scald if ’tis a little old.) A baking dish to hold a quart, One of the round and shallow sort.

Now first put in some bits of cheese. Then crumble cra ker ‘over these.

Then cheese then cracker. When you

stop.

Be sure the cracker is on top.

With salt and pepper season lightly, Also with cayenne very slightly,

The milk add last, bake half an hour, And serve it hot, ifin your power.

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“Wars and Rumors of Wars.”’

To tae Epiror :— Unless all would it not seem that the world is on the eve of war such as was never known in al] the mighty cycles of human history ? Wonder, indeed, wiii it be if the twen- tieth century is not born amid the shock of univereal battle. Is our boasted civi~ lization breaking down beneath its pon- derous weight—the rotting props and pillars unable to eustainthe gilded rcof? Are the prophecies of the scripture about to be fulfilled—the world rushing head- long to the final catastrophe ?

Peace? There is no peace—war is in- evitable. The ostrich may avuid seeing the approach of the fierce simeon by hid-~ ing his head in the sand, but cannot stay its onward march. The craze for slaughter, the lust for blood, is abroad in the world. | The stars are evil, and Ate, ranging hot from bel], plants her burning feet on every brow. Only warlike nations march in the van of the world’s progress—prolovged peace has ever meant petrifaction. The civilizations of Greece and Rome were bright«st when their blades were keenest. The Elizabethan age in England was shapcd by the sword, New Eogland’s in- tellectual pre-eminence followed the long agony of the revolution, snd blazed like a banner of glory inthe wake of the civil war. The Reign of Terror gave forth flashes of true Promethean fire—the crash of s:eel in the Napoleonic wars studded the heavens with scars. It required an eruption of warlike barbarians to awakenn Italy from her lethargy, while Celt and Saxon struck sacred fire from the shields of the intrepid Crsara. The Israelites were humble and civilized slaves in Egypt, cowering beneath the lash and finding a

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ESTEEMED EXCHANGES.

Moutreal Star: It must be remembered that ifthe Senate is largely Conservative

has been for eighteen years predominantly Conservative. Itis not possible that the average of Canadian public opinion ia better represented by the Honse which is the outcome (indirectly it 1s true) of eigh- teen years of popular preference than by the House, which represents at beat but a wave of public opinion? One of the principal objects of second chambers is to save a country from the ivjurious opera- tion of the vacillation of public opinion. The Government of the day may be a mere accident representing nothing buta suc- cessful appeal to some sectional prejudices. We all know, for instance, a country the Goverament of which obtained power by successfully humbugging two sections of the population on a religious issue, but it would be absurd to pretend that the Government accurately represents the opinion of the community on the tariff question.

Eastern Chronicle (New Glasgow): “ Hog raising is another department cf the farming industry that, ifthe farmers of the eastern counties of Nova Scotia Gnce took bold of it, wouid be a eource of im- mense revenue to them and to the province in general. Pork packing is getting to be ouite an industry ia these provinces. It is not so much dead pigs but live ones that are in demaud. There isa firm in Char- lottetown, for instance, that goes into this businese on an extensive scale, and yet the farmers of the Island cannot supply them with sufficient hoge weekly to keep their In these days machinery and big establishments are on deck, and to keep up with them our farm-~ ers must deal more in special linee rather than in general ones. The raising of hogs of certain breeds, and up toa certain weight, means the consumption of certain kinds of food, and ,ead: the farmerto go into the cultivation of certain articles more extensively than formerly.

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The railroads ofthe United States exs pend in ayearasum more than $100,- 000,008 in excere of the total expenditures of the Uaited Statea government and this computation does not include nearly $250,600,000 paid in the form of interest upon railroad bonds or guaranteed stock and from $80,000,000 to §$100,000,000 paid in form of dividends to stockholders. The railroads, indeed, huncling never legs than $10,900,000,000 a vear, disbursing it

sweet savor in the fleshpots of the Pharaohs. Thrust forth into the wilder- ness, they became the fiercest of all bar | barians before giving us the Psalms of David and the Son gof Solomon. They had to tec ome conqueriug warriors ~had to be he:oiz2d=-before they coold breed inspired } 08's,

The trend of events points to 4 war that will involve the world—w:l! allign the old

SUBJECTS:

' Book-keeping bs single and double entry ; Actual Business , Business Sorrespondence, Commercial ‘Arithmetic, ‘ommercial Law, Railroading, Steam boat- «, Banking, (actual practice in the College 1k ») Typewriting, Shorthand aad Naviga-

acuity: Miller prilci¥at, Teacber of Book- Arithinetic, — Business, Practice. Typeyriting ard

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W. Coulson, (Vice Priticipal,) Teacher of Railroading, Steamboating, Banking, Ac- counting and Actiial Business Practice.

J. Harry Williams, Teacher of Busines Penmanship. Mura (licensed), Teacher of Short- hand.

George S. Inman Esq., (Law ‘ifirm Me-~ —- & Inman) Lecturer on Commercial

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For circulars and full tnformation, write or

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lL. B. MILLER: Principal, A)l interested’are cordially invited toc al atthe college and inspect our system flo zibing, and work in general.

Farinosa Breakfast Food

“Farinosa” is a pure Cereal Food, made from the best {cleaned white wheat. The coarse Bran is entirely removed, leaving only the ; erfect berry of the wheat rich in phosphates gluten and nutriment.

The food is easily and quickly pre- pared for use, requiring only 15 minutes cooking, and it fs also cheap, being only 15 cents a package,

GOLDEN SYRUP

We are retailtng Redpaths choice Gold Syrup, for 40 cents per gallon, or l2cf two pound tin. It goes fine on pancak

porridge &c.

BEER & GOFF

Prowse Bros. . »

Have notified us to movs fiom our old stand, till they build us \ new brick store:

We will on the lst of April move to Great George Street, opposite Jobe Joy’s Restaurant, and forthe neat thirty days, we will give the biggest bargains in the history of the Jewel- lery trade of Charlottetown, to clear out our stock of Clocks, watches and Jewellery.

Repairing of Clocks, Watches and Jewellery, given specia! attention.

G. C.

against the new. I will be told the idea thet Europe will cotabine against America is sheer madnese. Is it evenso? Sean the European press for twelve months past and you will find euch an event foreshads owed by the ablest editore and most dia- tinguished dip'omats. The probable ng. ceasity of such a comes has been eerious~ ly discuseed by various Eur pean cabinets. The United States es heen wore than once dangerCugty near a rupture with European powers, because of the ridiculous Manroe doctrine, which assumes for Uncle Sam a quasi-protectorate over a horde of Latin American oligarchies masquerading as republics. Should such a catastrophe occur Uncle Sam would have to contend with more than one Exropern power. He must either recede from tbe position he has assumed or prepare to do battle for the very existence of bis government. If Russia held aloof from tbe Anti- American coalition she would seize the opportunity to push her fortunes in the Orient, making ccllision with the mus- salman inevitable, occupy Weste:n Europe with an American war, and the Mobammedans would rise against their oppressors. Unfurl the sacred banner of the prophet, and millions of murderous fanatics would erase the raids of Goth and Visigoth from the memory of man kind. Turkey, jeered at even by Spain, flouted even bs Italy, ignored by Brit~ tania and the F atherland, would spread as if by magic over Roumavia and Austric« Hungary, and pour through the Alpine pasees like a torrent of fire upon Germavy and France. Back of the much contented “Sick Man of the East,’ —whom combined Christendom bas failed to frighten—-are nearly two huodced million people, all eager to conquer the earth for Islam. Christian nations have turned their eyes with fear and trembling to the Bosphorns, but Islam is the political Vesuvius of Europe, aud is once again casting its lurid Jight athwart the troubled sky.

A murderous mania’ hath everywhere seized upon the minds of men. The pulse of the race is beating the reville; the soul of the world is sounding “boots and saddjes.” Savagery is re-aseerting itself —the Christian nations are further than ever from the age of gold.

“When the war-doom throbs no longer, And the battle-flags are furled

In the parliament of man,

The federation of the world.”

Now fis the time for Brittania and Co- lambia to kiss each other—to let bygones be bygones, clasp hands, intertwine flare, march shoulder to shoulder into the thick of the fray, conquering and to conquer.

Briroy.

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Printing in all its branches at the Exam- INER office, one of the best equip-

ped Job Printing Establishment, on P, E. Island.

alj, or practically a!l!; fur railroads asa rule do not keep large bamk accounts a4 do practically a cash bu-inesa, turn morey rapidly.

Bad Blood is a Good Thing

to be rid of, because bad blood is the breeding place of disfiguring and dangerous diseases. Is your blood bad? It is if you are plagued by pimples or bothered by boils, if your skin is blotched by eruptions or your body eaten by sores and ulcers. You can have good blood, which is pure blood, if you want it. You can be rid of pimples, boils, blotches, sores and ulcers. How? By the use of

Ayer’s

Sarsaparilia

It is the radical remedy for all dis- eases originating in the blood. Read the evidence :

“ Ayer’s Sarsaparilla was recommended to me by my physician as a blood purifier When I began taking it I had boils ail over my body. “One bottle cured me.””—BoNnNER CRAFT, W esson, Miss.

“After six years’ suffering from blood poison, I began taking Ayer’s Sarsape- rilla, and although I have used only three bottles of this great medicine, the sores have nearly all disappeared.” —A. A. Man- NING, Houston, Texas.

HOTEL PROPERTY TO LET AT SOURIS.

'The suscriber offers to let, forany term, from one to teu years, a very pleasant situat- ed »roperty, comprising a plot 230X100 feet, with a good house and harns nearly new, well suited for Hotel purposes, affording a rare chanc2 for any energetic person to make money, of the present demand, for increased Hotel accomodativn in the rising town of Soaris, The house contains two large nalls, and thirteen rooms, besides the kitchen There is aiso a veranda extending aleng the front, which is es ——o —

ediate p ossession will be given Imm : J. G. SLERNS,

Souris Jan a 14g 3s

Farm For Sale

60 acres on Mount Edward Road, a good house, fine outbuildipgs. An Orch- ard situated about 14 miles from town.

The above farm willbe sold ata bar- gain, and on easy;terms. Apply to

CLEM. BENOIT, Eureka Hotel.

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today, it is because the electorate of Canada |

Valuable Brick Property. | eemmsoeo—asicie'Ay

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RUSSEL HOUSE

BY AUCTION Wednesday, April 20th.inst

At 12 O’clook

Iam in.tructed by Joseph Wise, Esq., M.L.A., date, the Brick Hotel Pioperty «n Sydaey St.» nown as the “Russel House,” and row occupied by Mre, John NeKinnon.

This hotel t+ built of solid trick. and beated by hot wuter. and fitted by electric lighte, all in good repair. yard and stabies in the rear.

isone of the vest hotels and business sande in the city—with asplendld cellar and large outeide hatches.

A vortioa of the purchase money may remain, secured on the premices,

Terms at sale,

K. H. NORTON, Auctioneer.

SO@se £$2°9464 862868 C088

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is about the quantity. It you reyuire any, come and see us.

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JAMES BARRETT

Connolly’s Wharf.

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SOLE LOCAL AGENCY

PROWSE BROTEERS.

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9 Paint is to & Building

What clothing is to the body. It is just as im- portant, You should take as nuch care in selecting the paint to slothe your property as you do in selecting the material to clothe your pe.son, Paint gives beauty to the building,

Ifyou are thinking of painting your build- ing, we can give you the best paint made—

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“Tiger” White Lead, English Oil, Brushes etc.

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Wholesale and Rstail.

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VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND FOR SALE

MONTAGUE. BRIDGE

This property consists of a commo- dious store and dweiling, heated with hot water, and said to be the’ best business stand in Sephnges.

Tite Guaranteed.

E. H. BEER, Ch’town. 63 2awkwif,

Possession immediately. Apply to

Hats, Hats and Ha

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Hara Hats, Soft Hats, Good Hats, Latest Styles and Colors,

No manufacturer bas a monopoly of making the beet hats. Our hats give satisfaction. We think we give as good a hat for the price, as is to be ad.

This season we ace prepared to do better than ever for our customers.

our styles and prices.

D. A. BRUCE

High Class Tailoring

Clear Them Out

be for cash.

BUT—and a great big BUT, it must What!

Our Hay Bale Ties, the best in the market, 10} feet, gauge 14, at cost fcr spot cash, at the

CITY - HARDWARE

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R.B. NORTON & CO, LTD

AROUS BLOUSE SETS.

are The summer will soon be here, and our Blouse Sets

already here, Nice dainty patterns in Solid Silver, Gold Plate and Peet!

You want a set cf course, and it would be wise to come 1

away and have first choice, : G. F. HU TCHESON, Jews LE!

Queen Street —

Don't buy your spring hats or caps, till you have seea_

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