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As Spoken by Boys.

Lt people were to write our language |

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ii cavelessly as many speak it, the | result would be somothing strange. lhe clipping of familiar words, and particularly the huddling of as many together in a ounce as we can find breath to poak, make a eurtous luanvuage as «6Lhis 6 WII sUOW. Speci- menos it boys’ eonversation like the followin may be called short-hand talking “Ware » last hi?” ladder skate Jertind the e dard’ngo ya?’ ‘ Yes; hard’ nough.”’ ‘Jer goerlonel’ Oo; Bill’n Joe wenterlony?”

jerstay:

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P “ 4 Lemmeknow wenyergoinu, wohe 1 wanter go’nshowper howto skate,” “ H—m! Ficoodn’t skate better’n

you, I'd soll out’n quit!”

* Well, we'll tryerace ‘nseefyercan.’’ ) ith’s C panton,

Current Thought.

THE

easy cause no

without.

To learn the art of concentration one must c ncentrate his mind again and again, patiently, until, little by; littl, ehis effort becomes habit. Wheo the habit is formed the mind has received its impulse, and will do its work, with increasing ease and effici- enocy, until one 1s no longer conscious of effort or labor. —Christian Union.

[he teaching of morals in public schoo!s must be incidental. A teacher ‘snoot stand before a clase with a conscious air, and deliver sermons with

the expectation thatany attention wil! be puid, but fifty times a day coms the little opportuoi yto putio a word, or to show inhailf adezen | the rivybtand wrong of an act or thought

ways what | is. Children are keeu, and the glance val of some wrong will teil sermon you may give them.—Central School Journal.

L have and [ repeat it that if a man cannot get literary kind out of }is

of dist! pr

more than apy

said b3fore, here, culture of the highest Bible, and Chaucer and Shakespeare, and Milton, and Hobbes, and Bishop Berkeley, to memtion only a few of our illustrious writers— I say, if he cannot get it out of those Writers, he cannot get it out of anything; aod | would assuredly devote a very large portion of the time of every English child to the careful study of the models of Eag- lish writing of such varied aad wonder-

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ful kind as we possess, and what is = stall more important and still more seglected, the habit of

using that language with precision and with foree. I fancy we are always the only nation in the world who seem to think that composition comes by

nature. The Erench attend to their own language, the Germans s'udy theirs; but Englishmen do pot seem

to think is worth their while,— AHuazley. ce

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LACE CURTAINS slightly soiled, a lot selling heap ab the London House. apl6 31

Hats! Hats!—New spring styles now opened at the London House. apl5 3i

New Prints at J. B. Macdonald’s. apl2 daw sii will be sold che ip it WwW. P. march ‘28 dy wy ow

ty iD codn Colwill's ondon Hats,

; _ spring stock just

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Kent Street mar?6 2 a w tf EVERYTHING in mens’ furnishings can be

had at the lowest pri eat D. A. Bruce's. ladies rubbers at Dor march 21 tf will be Dorsey, Grotf & Co, mareh 15, tf

GET a pair at once , Goff & Co's. }

American boots here

Our stock of

bout last of April.

CHeEAPEsT boots in the city at Dorsey, Goff & Co's march 14 tf SELLING off 25,000 pairs of boots before re- Dorsey, Gott & Co.

moving to hew premises, march 15, tf

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HE Subscriber offers for sale the whole of his Property, situated between Norwood and Union Roads, in the Royalty of Cha: lotteiown, three miles from the City, containing Two Hun- dred Acres of Land, known as BKECH HILL FARM, and tormerly owned by Hon. J.C. Pope. This Farm is well watered, having a clcar stream running through it, which makes it very desirable for pasturage. There is aloo a new and comfortable Dwelling House on the premises, besides stabling for fifty head of horned eatile and four horses, and also houses sufficient to contaia all the grain and hay that can possibly grow on the whole property. There are over forty acres of land plowed on the premises, and mostly cross- plowed, manure being pleaghed in it. There is also in the barn yard suitlicient stable manure to cover fifteen acres. Al this preparation now ready for present crop. : : Immediate possession given, if required.

—ALSO—

That other Parm, known as STONE PARK FARM, formerly occupied by late Hon. George Coles, containing Two Hundred Acres of Land. und is situated less than two miles from the Oily, A large portion of it joins the Government Mode: Farm. ‘There are on it for present crop: Forty- eight acres plowed, cross-ploWed and manured, and in the barn-yard suflicient manure to cover sixteen acres, available for present crop. On this Farm there is sufficient stable room for fifty head of horned cattle and ten horses, also a large Barn, Granary and other buildings, sufficient to hold ali the grain and hay grown on the Farm.

Immediate possession given, if required.

OWEN CONNOLLY, Ch’town, April 5, 1887.—2aw wy 1 mo

FIELD SEEDS.

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OUR IMPERIAL SWEDE is the best in cal- tivation, being the hardiest, heaviest. best crop- ping, best for table use, most nutritious--free from courseness of neck, with single tap reot.

Last season we imported a small quantity and cold it to some of the best growers in the Brov- ince, ‘They maintain it to be far superior to other kinds grown by them.

We have bought and sold almost all kinds of Swedish Turnips, and can seil the above-named more readily than oiher varieties.

—ALSO-

Haszard’s Improved Champion Purple Top, Green Top, Clyde Im- proved, &c,

Special Inducements to Farmers’ Clubs.

We have constantly on hand a fuil line-of gen- eral GROCERIES ana PROVISIONS.

For Flour and Tea of the best grades we guar- antee satisfaction both in quality and price.

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McLEOD &§ STEWART. PRINCE ST., CH’/TOWN, P. E. I. Murch 25, 1887—wky tf

Encourage Home Industry,

THE Subscriber, contemplating a change and

enlargement of his business after JULY the Ist, now offers for sale at the Montague Carriage Factory, the largest and best stock of Carriages ever shown in the County. NothyYng but the best stock is used, and the workmanship is guxranteed to give satisfaction.

All can be suited, as the stork comprises Light Driving Carriages, Stylish Single and Double Pheetons, and the most Improved and Comfort- able Buggies in the market,--al! of which will be soli on the most reasonable terms.

\lso, a lot of Caris and W heels.

Painting and Kepairing done at short notice.

Special inducement to cash purchasers,

JOUN MCLEAN, Montague, March 25, 18:7—wky 3mos

FOR SADE

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Tue Subseriber offers by private sale, till the 15 April, Coming. a F \\RAL of 84 acres, more

or less, on the st, Peter's Road,® miles from Charlottetown. The farm is nearly all fenced with spruce hedges, almost grown up for f: neing Au undisputed title wili be given—#%',200 to be paid on the execution of the deed ; also, the stock and farming imslemenis.

The purchaser can have the buildings IT now occupy, close by, at a reasonable rent, if required.

The farm is sitnated in the midst of all the con- venience required.— shipping and Bedford Station, &c

For particulars inquire at the office of Palmer & McLeod, Solicitors, Charlottetown, or to the subscriber,

JAMES STEWART.

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300 Bbls. Yellow C. W. 8S.

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120 Puns. Choice MOLASSES,

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IFTY acres of Freehold Land, on Tracadie | _ Sand Hills, Lot 36, fronting the Bedford Bav. | Thirty acres are Cleared and ina high state of cultivation, the remainder is covered with a good growth of hard and soft wood ‘Tnere are two good stacks of marsh hay and a never-failing spring of water on the premises, It is handy to oe age school-houses and marsh and mussel- mud,

A good title will be given Apply to the owner,

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April 8, 1887—wky 4i

FARM F022 SALE.

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THE Subscriber offers for Sale a Freehold Farm of fifty acres, on Souris Line Road,

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