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Notes and Comments.

—The Illinois Legislature has ordered the payment ofa bounty of two centa for the head of every English sparrow deliver- ed over to the State authorities. It will be interesting to see whether the sparrow or the State treasury will cry quits first. The sparrow has great staying powers.

—The Florida Legislature has passed a lay to make Jetfsrson Davis’ birthday a public holiday. Two months ago the Texas Legislature ordered the taking down of a portrait of George Washington in ita halls, and replaced it with one of the leader of the lost cause. As the Muntreal G izette remarks, the South was vovly physically beaten in the late unpleasantness.

~The woman's euffrage bi.l wae, aceord- ing to the New York Sun, made the sub- ject of merriment by the grave and learned Senate uf California. W. H. Williams of San Francisco sent up what purported to be a petition from 590,000 American wo- men, objecting tu the enfranchisement of their sex forthe icllowing poetic reasons, which Secretary Brandon read in his sonor- ous tones:

When women’s rights have come to stay, On, who will rock the cradle? When wives ere at the polls ol! day, Ob, who will rock the er: dle? When Doctor Mamum.s making pilia, When Merchant Siamma’s selling bills, Of course "twill cure ell worasn’s ills, fiut who will ruck the cradle?

When mammia to the court has hied,

Oh, who wiil rock the cradle ? She hae a case that must be tried,

But who will rock the cradle? When Captain Mamma walks her decks, When Banker Mamma’s cashing ehecks, When all our girls have lost thei: sex,

Mast Peps Rock The crad'e?

—Referring to Sir John Macdonald, the Canadian Gazette of London says; *‘{t ‘was the task, as it was the task of that

other great American statesman, Abraham Lincoln, to ‘“‘steer a rather shaky raft ‘through the rapids,making fust the unrulier logs as he could snatch opportunity;” and ‘to him, above all others, is it due that Can-

News Notes. A atrong flow of natural gas has been sttuck near Warren, Minn. (iver hlf of the wheat crop in Greer couuty, laudian territory, has been ruined by the frestiets.

In counting $70,000,000 in the treasery vaults at Washington, a discrepancy of but #1 was discovered.

The Jewish persecution is extending to all foreigners in Russia, especially to Ger- mans, Peles and Tartars.

The Archbishop of Canterbury has, it is said, been asked to sanction the marriage of Mr. Parnell and Mrs, O’ Shea.

It is estimated that $2,000,000 worth of damage was dono to timber in the late forest fires in the Mer.ominee district in Michigan. :

The agreement for a closed seison in Behring cea was signed yesterday at Wash- ington. The cise season extends until May next,

Earth tremors, sometimes of terrifying vielence, continue in the Verona (Italy) District, threstening the complete destrve- tion of the town.

Arnold White, 2} won Hirsch's agent, has wired the Rothschilds from Kieff that the reports of the wholesale «migration of Rus- sian Jewa to England are unfounded.

Th iilness from which Prnee Biem«rck is suff:ring is now said to be rheumatism of the spine. He has been confined to his bed for three days and has beeu suffering acutely.

It is reported that the Panama Canal presecution is connected with the schemes of a credit funcier syadicate to place the enterprise on a more solid basis tu com- plete the canal.

The Princess of Wales has started a sub- scription among the wives of army officers for the benetit of Mrs. Grimwood in recog- nition of her hervic conduct ducing the re- cent trouble at Manipur.

A waterspout burst near San Luis Paz, in the state of Guanajuato, on Sunday, the water from which swept away many houses and cattle and unrooted trees. In fact, for aspace of three miles, the width of the current, the country was completely devas- tated. It is not known how many lives have been lost. Hundreds of people are homeless and in a destitute condition.

The laundresses of London, Eny,, wup-| ported by numerous trade societios, aygre- gating 80,000 persons, held a demonstration

ada to-d y enjoys an increasing measure of _ political and commercial stability. When jhe first took the helm he found British {North America split up int» @ series of | panyland ts tsted coummunitres, each living ‘jtgown petty life and spurred cn by nv | ideal of fa‘ ure greatness to lift it from the! debasing rut of small things. For a quar , ter of aeentary he has labored to change. all this, andtheunited Dominion wenowsee, | with its abounding possib:! ties and growing | national life, is very largely the outcome of | his unceasing eff ort. power in Canada when Sir Juhn Maerlonald | was first grappling with national problems, (and he has drawn for us a telling picture of the contrast then presented between the United States and British sides of the frontier , line in reepect to every sign of productive industry, increasing wealth, and progressive civilization, How different is the spectacle now from Atlantic to Pacific, and though | Canada has yet a long road of progress to ‘travel, no candid observer can fail to note [the signs of development which Sir John Macdonald and those who have been his ‘colleagnes have spared no labor to initiate ,and encourage, Every method employed to to attain this end inaty not meet with the japproval of all, The ways of the p vivieian in young communities is often open to just criticism, but this at least no man can dis

| pute in regard to Sir John Macdonald, that ‘he served Canada as loyally as any man ever served his country, and that he will leave

i green in Canadian hearts long after the petty | storms of to-day are passed into the realm of | forgotten things.

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An ‘Island Trotter ‘Abroad.

At the races held in Worcester, Maas., on June 3rd, the winner of first money of a purse of $400 in the 2.32 class trotting and pacing, was the roon gelding Tele- phone. There were seven starters in the race, which was finished in four heats. Telephone won the second, third and fourth, making a reduced record of 2 32 in the third heat. This horse is well-known on this Island; he was bred near Cape Traverse, and was sired by Abdallah, Jr., a

son of Abdallah Messenger, 4469, (owned by John O’Ronaghan.) Tele- phone was onco owned by Mr !Pope Clark, of the P, E. I. Rail-

way, who sold him to Mr. McKie, the well- known horse-buyer of this city. Mr. Me- Kie, after purchasing the horse, put him in ‘the hands of Mr. Carroll of Pictou, who worked him, for a short time with good re- sults. Mr. McKie entered him in some races and won a good share of the purses He sold him shortly afterwards to parties in the United States for a handsome figure, netting a good margin ou the investment In 1888 Telephone had a record of 2.36. In 1889 he did not do much on the track; he started in one race in fast company but did avt reduce his record. Last year he started in five races, touk first money1n four, and third in the fifth race, making a mark of 2:33 on a half mile track. This was a very respectable showing for an Island bred horse. This year, in his first race. he clips a second off his last year’s record. If he

inside the ‘charmed circle.” In 1890 there were only ten animals of Canadian breeding

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in Hyde Park yesterday. They marched music of bands, many of them car- rying banners, and they presented a curious John Burns and all the ladies’ leaders spoke in favor of the work day of

‘eight hours, and Leu'se Michael harangued

the crowd from the socialist platform. It is rumored that a tramway strike is immi- ment,

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unable to obtain men to discharge their cargoes. There is now plenty of work for the business here. — St. John

_ —->—-~— ANNIE Rooney's Suocesson —The name of

the song that has succeeded **Annie Rooney,” is called “ Maggie Murphy's Home.” ! ‘song was written for ‘‘ Reilly and the 400,” flammatory Sores, Bealing Sores, Open Sores the raging attraction at Haraigan’s theatre,}and Ulcers, and in any sore or wound where

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It is being sung and whis‘led by It is now id Bowery dives; it is is inter- olated in all the farce comedies; it is selling y hundreds of copies daily, and now it his It is hourly expected in

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Rep and rosy cheeks follow the nse of Dr. Williams’ Pink Pilla They are nature's rem edy for driving out all diseases resulting from oor and watery blood, enriching that vital aid, building up the nerves and promptly correcting irregularities, suppressions and the ills peculiar to females. Sold by deal- ers, or sent post paid on receipt of price — 50 cents per box, or five boxes for $2 by ad- dressing Dr Williams Mel. Co, brockvi le, Ont, lw

ndieilipeceiee P. E. L. R.—Return tickets will issued at oue first-class fare to and from all stations along the line of railway on the 30-h of June, and on Dominion Day, good for return up to and on July 6th. Commencing with Saturday next, 2uth inst , and on each succceding Saturday until Nep’ember 26th, inclusive, return tirkets wi'l be issued at one first-class fare from all stations on this railway to Souris, St. Peter's, Morell, Georgetown, Charlottetowa, Hunter River, Cape Traverse, Kensington, Summe:- side, Alberton and Tignish, good for return only on following Monsiay.

Gauslilipmnentiie In England there are clever gentlemen who officiate as interme*isries between authors and publishers, and who manage to make very handsome livings ou: of their commissions. “Ouida” recently attacked these gentlemen, who thereupon brenght ent their testimonials, and it appears that Walter Besant, Rider Haggard, Bret Harte, Rudyard Kipling and Lord Lytton are among their patrons. Munkascy, the painter of the ce'ebrated reli- gious pictures, seems as successful with por- traits as in the other line. ‘luis year he has at the salon a portrait of Madam B'amenthal, in which he had to bring into harmory violets, yellows, crude g eens, and was obliged to sur- round a beautitul «omen with aplen lid bric-a- brac, cabertinitiog her to any or all of them. painting of portraits ie very jikely to bring him a new fortune. — ee

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mothers for their children while cutting teeth. It relieves the little sufferer at once ; it pio-

wiich entered the 2:30 list ~ eight from Ontario and two from New Brunswick. The fastest of these was the (ntario horse, A’vin, 2:144, the fastest trotter ever bred outside the United States. SHAWMCT. Parties wishing to have their carding well done should go to the M li View Mills.

duces naturat, quiet sleep by relieving the child from pain, avd the lictie cherub awakes as ‘bright as a button.” Itis very pleasant totaste. It svothes the chi'd, act ens the gums, allays all paix, relieves wiod, regulates the bowels, and i3 the best-kuown remedy for liarrhees, whether arising from teething or ‘ther causes. Twenty-five cents a bottle. Be sure and ask for ‘‘ M:s. Winsloe’s Soothing Syrup,” and take no other kind. mar2 3i eod d& wky lyr

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“I j Counolly will offer for sale, by PUBLIC AUCTION, on the Premises at Souris East,

On Thursday, 2nd day of July Next,

AT 11 O'CLOCK, A. M.,

That valuable property fronting on Main Street, containing about Four Acres of Land, including the sites of the Store and Warehouse burned down a few weeks ago. On the site of the Store is a stune-walled Cellar, 40x120 feet, and about 9 feet deep; also fire-proof vault. This property is centrally situated, and ver desirable tur either business purposes or pri- vate residences, and will be sold in Building Lots. Printed handbills with plan can be had at the office of Peters & Peters, at the office of the Trustees of late Owen Connolly, Char- lottetown, and from James McQuaid, Esq , Souris Kast. Terms liberal and will be made known at eile,

A. A. MACDONALD,

W. W. SULLIVAN,

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AS madeandis making some of the most wonderfal cures ever credited to any Ointment put on the market.

It has been made fur over one hundred

years,and if necessary we could give hundreds of testimonials as to ites virtue and healing

Lord Durham was a’ aad the steamer Dorcas were lying idle, being | properties.

Weare receiving testimonials daily from those who have tried this wonderful Ointment. Ouece tried you will be convinced of its Virtues yourself,

INVALUABLE FOR

Burns, Scalda, Eezema, Frost Bites, In-

there is any inflammation or proud flesh. Manufactured ouly by F. De C. DAVIES, Dispensing Chemist and Druggist.

For sale by the following druggists :-- Apothecaries Hall, Reddin Bros., A. 8S. John- son, Charlettetown,

Gourlie & Muirhead’s Drug Stores, Sum- mersicde,

F, Bet. DAVIES.

June 12, 1891

(00 Toas in Store and to Arrive. N., B. & M, RATTENBORY.,

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LARD! LARD! 3,000 Pails— Choice Quality, N., B. & M. RATTENBURY.

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SPICES.

Boxes PEPPER, 100 Boxes PURE GINGER,

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