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a, ’ ee —-- _e won ot st tn nm TE ees CALENDAR FOR JANUARY, 1894, a ae = = —— NE a ‘ i.9 p m. b i sf} Low um. NE , VW . me water Se i is 6 34 - = ’ 7 36 a “ee . ; 2 8 2s TERMS: Four Doll Y “This j : M having te advise the Public, may speak free.” --Puripides Single Copies Two Cents . > oo “3; Four Dollars a Year This is true Liberty, when Free Born Men, g @AVvisS tne , . . ’ *' =i ’ bo : 22 9 56 pense te oc anew = —— SS is 23 | lo 35 —— a Ee ————s — ————— ————— ee i we ' is 25; 11 33] . - — ioe - - - <a vv y ~ os = - 7 Y DNGs V ® ~— we b s « ie NEW SERIES ‘OWN, P. E. ISLAND ; ‘ / aes 13 oe bes oo i ‘4 ~ Ss, é 4 4, \ N : e Kuve AN . W SDN ESDAY , AN l A Y 1 ‘ . 1894. 33. & . 1 66 : ; 29 0 24 en | . —_—— 20 | 0 54 initia i — ’ ] a Ca R wenemntinestte a * ROg, : - in MASTERS OF MARS, Li W i] 25 ———— Like a Waterfall i 4 Mrs. Margaret Sangster, theeditorofHar — Great Suffering tt 4 54 rer’s Bazar, is entitled to write A. M, after : ° i] 39) 61 : ber name After the Crip 19 $0 > 29 8. & Belva Lockwood confesses to 63 years of —_—- Ba } > | Age, She was born in New York, taught | Tremendous Roaring ia the Hiad ’ : i ,4 school at 14 and was married at 18. — Patn tn the Stomach. ‘ i { 0 50 ___ Georgia Cayvan, the actress, has a fad | “ToC. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.: \ i4 L oy {x} These Were the Champion Beef Hereforde | for collecting fancy pins, She has some | “Two years ago I had a severe attack of the 9 i ft 4 at the British Fairs. F that were made in the time of Queen Bess. | Grip, which left me ina terribly weak and de- 7 {7 0 42 There is something is these pictures of Miss Anna Gould, daughter of the late | beased coatiten.. Last winter J had another si - ‘ ‘ize beef cattle th emin . . J Gould. goes i yh vai attack and was again very badly off, my health j \ ‘ 4 19 : ‘ ' pr ize be F< att! that remir ds one of the a G nl, a 2 ee ee | pearly wrecked. My appetite was ail gone, I : } 50 i L 5s) 1 ; sritish beef eater himself—sturdy, | “he 78 SER NEES t i€ NOW 2 OF rkeley | had no strength, fell tired ell dhe time. had 5 la 51 | 7 331 a rs (} ( 7 . strong and well rounded ont. They are Ladies’ Athletic club. disagreeable rearing posers in my head, jike a Sunday s| 53] 329) ‘ Po MS! = “beef to the eels.” Mrs, Frank Leslie recently responded to | “STFitll, 1 Mee hee mlete heoeeoues eu ‘ . ; Pd BS x sa] " i vere Z ‘ 4 29 ig eS Can this heifer from the rich pasture the query, “lf not yourself, who would you | pa marctumadh, | 200 . ing a ot s . “ a vy bet” * ~ould ing | oinach. OOK medicines withevt ben- i 3 6 5 40 ONE ENJOYS lands in sonthwest England be beaten = — : ; ‘I would rather be nothing | efit, until, having heard so moch about Hood's Pee Osh Ff OF , 3 . on the black loam prairies of Ilinois? | S28” te be any one else. ; Sarsapar‘iia, 1 concluded to try it, and the re- a cg a ee Roth the method and results when | Mis. Cornelius Vanderbilt 1 ever looksas | Sulit is very gratifying. Ail the disagreable i ; . . e. 3 . Nn ae in fue : ' effects of the Grip ate gone, 1 am free from ry! . on acien | | syrupof Figs is taken; it is pleasan SS eee = vd aud oe | pains and aches, ans Lelieve | | 7a me . dial dort: with diamonds, as her tures are small | 5 | ; ' } na refreshing to the tast L an l acti and sie is somewhat of the brunette type. ood Ss Sarsanparilla ‘ntly yet promptly on the Kidneys Mies Lay MGA aie eh Yoete § Sp afloat ' : ' | iV aly i Seat e Bat nif “pl i the nk ; Miss Lucey M. Salmon, professor of his- is surety euring my catarrh. A reeommend it ” s| vive: a .d Bow €i3, € ar. Sys | tory at Vassar, is tall and slender, with | to alt.” Gro. W, Coos, St. Johnsbury, \ ane Dany Keweraren | em effectually, dispels colds, head. | | brows hair brushed abruptly back from a | ~youD'S PILDS corre Neves. Sh Hence he or P. E. Istanv, aches and fevers and cures habitua: finely fextured face of unusual strength | Indigestion. Pion os ra iar o - aitieieeaal constipation. Syrup of Figs is the ae aE / ti - ames CvNty Sheeen, Sem the office of | nly seen of its kind ever pro- Mrs. Leland Stanford’s family allowance | vas | es UaLieMINe Comrany, in the | aa . leasing to the taste and ac | from Senator Stanford's estate has been in- Loadon House Building, Queen Street. tl] t] we rity é i g C bee = = et S sreased from $5,000 to 210,000 per month on | Physicians ° . - ¥ ‘ a x > ptabie t ne £tLomacna, prompi li . “hy p j . } " RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION. We take pleasure in announcing that we have made arrangements with the ptaste ei Y lin i ee eee . bli r s action and truly beneficial in its PRIZE ENGLISH HEREFORD HEIFER. was inadeqnate. } Endorse IN ADVANCE) } pu slishers of flects, prepared only from the mos‘ <a ea ae ' ‘The oldest postmaster will please stand " ae $1.0 | calthy und agreeable substances, it: Oe: ee eee ait han she duae | Mile atmoment to allow the presentation Them, Ti : "™ nares i. anvexcellent qualities commend i: . a ee ae ane eee of the oldest pestmistress—in point of serv- Oxe Monts oe ee | il § ‘ ee 1 ie 1 a the m he Llerefords and Devons are the two | ce—Mise Martha E. Stone of Oxford, and ) ali and have made it the mos videst breeds of Gomesticated cattle in | fass., who received her commission April Phvsicia - pos paid to any part of Canada or the | pulur remedy known, existence so far as is known. The Here. | .7, 1837. i oe A c _* . a ° rr - ; ¢ , i a ; ted States j Sup of Figs is for sale in fs fords are the standard beef breed of old Miss Mary Garrett of Baltimore, the | Make —_ tf,es by all leading druggists England. In this country they ure more laughter of one railroad’ prince, the sister : ADVERTISING RATES x vy reliable “ruggist who may no common in the New England and mid- | -f another, the possessor of about $20,000,- | Them. advertisement siete one eniaues ce Ml eek etl canes dle states than in the west. though of | “0 and a wide knowledge of raiiroads, is a | . s which are ordered » aye it orn sand will procure 1 e sta ee a ee eet niddle aged woman, pale and pretty, with | ™- Warren 2. Whittemore, two weeks the charge is & ‘ . , > - snbscribers at the very low price ly fi aad 1e@ who wisbe recent years this fine strain of blood has | ’ . ee — re j East Dixtield, Maine. eri ‘on and 2 | to supplv this celebrated work in Weekly Parts to our subseribers at the ver! ] mptly for any one wh ; : ee a gentle waist and an exquisitely feminine | s ich for the first insertion, and 2 0 SUppLy LS Cele nrace ‘ - : : E . s ke arta’ th: eS yw by tb veen used to make tender the steaks of | ennai ; ' u 1 mI issued in sixteen consecutive Weekly Parts,| » try it. Manufactured on'y bj : és eadache and Catarrh.

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| Mme. Gabrizla de Matos, a woman of | 31, with large blue eyes and blond hair, ' who sold her cattle a the outbreak of the | revel in Rio Grande do Sul, is a conspie- ; uous and influential figure in that revolu i tion. She regards herself and is widely re | garded as another. Joan of Are.

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.« . lili tk cceaiel a tae : . ° ~ ‘ ‘ y? es ; al Bais ile p . HORACE HASZARD. Mrs. Rosenburg is one of the most re- | se wa , ss ra : sat Vinx - oe is ¢ oe “ . | in NATURAL PHOTOGR (PH ¢ OLOR "; embracing all the w onderful features a the ti aie oie | markahie women in the United States treas- ane wane. te Mer Mis a anuiacturers to be lhe lead- ! ° . — . p a am . 4 “ . ear r , Yr s 761) ‘ s d « are tae SSN Se oe oe m3 artnent, 8 s wa ai ; & ’ 5 * oe « pe wh ne mewtreper ie P. F. fatand, and cone- | World’s Fair and its surroundings, and the famous MIDWAY PLAISANCE, with ad ; | re cnetasa sen ee Medical Advice Free. juentiy the most valaable advertising medium | surjous and interesting character sketches of life in foreign countries und among wik a | asalary from the government for overs | SMODA OISCOVERY CS., LTD., WOLFVILLE, 4. & zh w nake their announcements» : > at | years, having been appointed by Presiden’ } . : ac > 2 j 3 ‘ ; 2 ’ > 5 2 - : be i wlantly proved by the fact that and curious races of pe ople. ya) | Hereford breeders claims that there is | Lincoln when but 23 years old. Her work | For sale by all druggists. Trade sap wceommodate our advertisers we ‘ | less waste in a Hereford carcass. Tle | is to identify the fragments of burned mon- | pied by W. KR. Watson; Charlottetown npelied to enlarge the paper to | f: sa les sat is ever evenl ixed | ¢¥ sent in for redemption. P. E. I, i r = at and lean meat is ever evenly inixe . 9 4 ne The Gi ertest, throughout. The Hereford is well adapt- | . E sat inte a eel ee : : 7 aarebeete... gue | The Gr lest | ed to both grazing and stall feeding. — | MISTAKES OF HISTORIANS. Wiss WARY DOULL, wing agenis -— lt ; s ' ‘iti er t H Ma a at OF * Pp harlottetown i [Ty IS iu“ al al ih é * s } - a. a eh Blondel, the harper, did not discover the } f: Penis ‘eke eee e . if’ ee ve eee | pri f King Richard. Richard paid his wr : > . ©. Paul, Lower Spring Park Road, | : _ _, | prison of King i I ‘ 2 » ot . v M rt - roften Street, j | i he Most Bea ul ifal, It is pleasant to note that dealers in | ransom, and the receipt for it is among the | STUDIO, STAMPER BL K : S r. Water and Prince St TI | y ' the centers report a growing and active | Austrian archives. . . yeiietnes Mane eee D>. Chappell. Vrince Street ‘ Ee 42 ic : = ” : Instrnetions given in the various brancn Masaar y eae reet, ; ic On ) Com pie i lemand for good roadsters, beyond any- Cesar did not cross the Rubicon. It lay |... Drawite and Paintine (eo, Carter & Co., Queen Street. i“ 2 3 hing seen during the past few years. At | on the opposite side of the Italian peninsula oe of ae naa _—oe G. Ciray. Nows Gee, » Rallwastae | a oe he same time one must regret that it | from the point where heleft his own pos | [0V¥<~—~-m Cox : "M. " tecleet . : —— } 3 gs So eae ea ell and en A Italy nen gi - PoenenRENR aS ” M. & Vaish, Eeleetic Rookstore, Sum- : 3 . — ¢ : cs as Nhe Phx rraphs ‘ “al eolors. are | seeds be recorded thxt there is great | **ssions and entered y. ; , stk ‘ ‘ { . shex ytovraphs, in natural colors, é : aoe , s+ = pb il | History of the Fair that has been published. The Photogra; “You'll Feel Better ” rouble in finding what will please cus | William Rufus was not accidentally shot 9 ache eee | ners. savas the Maine F: Take | by an arrow from the bow ef Walter Tyr. | don, |, eorgetows bod oes, after omers, says the Maine Farmer. e | oY! . i Dp. A. Egan, Mt. Stewart e ~~ ethene = , taking a Se een in . connection wth rell, He was assassinated. His body, when | ay te Seen Reroahens ew es 0 | ant may be geen over the farms of | (204, bore the marks of three or four | 4. s, Orwell Cove | | ee, ey Se ee er "os. 4 | Sword thrasta : i al i : laine, and the lesson is suggestive,to | rT och timid ' Heabl : — Sse 5 say the least. Must it be udmitted that ; 73° egy Ave . tpn: ee xy * . “haan ae Si canine tattle dion | Cee by a Roman glass worker in the time | The \V eekly Examiner. . omething has ap mTONE — , , of Tiberius.and cf his being pui to death | - 2 “ j reeding or training of the past 10 years’ | hy the emperor was a sheer fabrication It builds upthe run-down sys- es a . y the emy ; Is issued every Friday morning from the | tem ae cinenion and ae here are indications which point that |} No such glass was ever invented. BD ; : ’ } i. a i oe . A ‘ : publishers’ office. [t is made ap of matter | : ; : ne ; ; : The tizing. It is readily borne by weak ray, yet when one looks for a real Vinegar will not split rocks, eo Hannibal | wt hax appeared in the Daily editions, and | while the historical cescriptions give the work a Vv alue beyond all computation. i stomachs, regulates the bowels, ‘eason it will be found in the deve'op- | could not thus have made bis way through | is a first-class weekly newspaper—interesting | . . ; ‘ . . con a » Raie "EDs ing his notes and superintenad- | and is invaluable to those afflicted ment rather than blood lines. | the Alps. Nor will it dissal ve pearls, so ik mie Et ie semen ae | author spent nearly the w hole summer at the I air, preparing a aul py , he | @with Indigestion and Flatulency. Winilo three ‘thes been eilects that test | thabthe atuey of leaneiindalibanenee The subscription for Tes Weexty Exam. | Ing the work of the corps ot artists employed in taking VIEWS. These pictures are. the THE MALTO PEPTONIZED PORTER CO. 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DOCTOR DORSEY,

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size, have Leen sacrificed. one sided cultivation, and insures one sided results, and

Right here is where the leaders, the active breeders, have had a great ad- vantage in that they rounded rather than the one sided stand- ard, while the man with a single mare or the farmer with his many duties has

| speed values or the great price realized

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This explains why so many undersized horses are to be found, and true it suggests the lesson which is en- forced so many times in our columns, that of mating and breeding, of feeding

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The simple removal of a wart by tying

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off close to the skin witha knife does

| does not always remove the origin of the

| dered boracic acid, iodoform, etc. ing the healing process the morbid growth |

morbid growth, which as J. rule is lo- cated deep seated in the subcutaneous tissue; hence the treatment seldom proves successful unless it is promptly followed up by the application of some potent caustic—viz, the actual cantery care- fully applied at a white heat, caustic potash, ete. The scientific and efficient means of treatment is to put the patient under proper restraint. If necessary, cast and properly secure the animal, then with a scalpel proceed to deliberate- ly dissect the wart out root and branch.

The resulting wound may be dressed daily with some antiseptic, such as pow if dur-

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Pa : ... | the caustic should be pivmptly applied. | wens Of gaods aad garments equal to say | The probable location of the wart calls

| to mind the necessity for some vigilance

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Winsloe’s Soothing Syrup, and take no

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love. a respectable married woman with a large | family, whom she raised with as much care as a Greek matron usually gave her children.

Mary Stuart of Scotland was not a beauty. She had cross eyes, and to save the trouble of having her hair drcssed cut tt off close to her head and wore a wig. ‘ When after her death the iiftcd her head to show it to the people, the wig came off and showed a close cropped skull covered with gray hair.—St. Louis Giobe-Democrat,

FIN, FEATHER ANO FUR,

| oreboscis like that of an elephant.

The mink is the most cunning of ani-

mals and will steal fish and game from | bunte:s for his own use. When irritated, the sea cucumber, a spe ; cies of holothuria, can eject all its teeth, ita stomach and digestive apparatus and re duce itself to a simple membraneous sac.

is only 69.9 per cent of that of the tiger, and the strength of the hind limbs 65.9 per cent. | Five men can easily hold dewn a lion, but

| fish. While the two birds were fighting an | Egyptian ibis swallowed the cause of al! the quarrel,

A fish was caught fn the lake at Heil- bronn, Swabia, in the year 1478, which had a biass ring attached bearing record of the fact that the same fish had been canght in | the year 1230 and released after having the queer label affixed to his body.

CURIOUS CULLINGS, | A law of Mexico forbids the president | from leaving his country.

The average duration of the reigns of English sovereigns has been 23°¢ years.

In 1761 a Glasgow paper announced the | marriage of David Lincoln to Catherine Crow, his fifth wife, and continued, “He is Tl. His first wife was a Dutch woman, whose name he has forgot. The rest were Scotch.”’

Here is a recipe for a wash for promoting the growth of hair of the mother of King Chata, who reigned somewhere about 6,000 years ago: ‘Pad of a dog’s foot, 1; fruit of | a date palm, 1; ass’ hoof,1. Boil together ;*a oilin saucepan. Rub thoroughly in.’

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