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ranks of Florida Wood-Rata. The latest narrative of the queer doings of the Floridn wood-rat comes from Mrs

A STORY OF TILE PRINCE,

C. F. Lat! 1 of Mice Fla. Previous HIS TENDER COURTESY TO THE SUF- to the des been by re i the old Oak " > € . Lodge, your before last, it was often visit RE } jOw. PERING FRENCH NAT ed by ajair of very sociable and quite

harmless wood-rats, who nested in a pal

Her Majesty's Son Dawns His Watch metto hut near by, and made it their . ; lhe fray Rather Than Wound Feench Suscepti- — A ° sti ae : Ser : oo bilities—Other Royalties in Pawn, but ome ereatures Without the vicious look None for as Good a Reason, f the cor » rat, with fine, yellowish «ay fur, white feet, and white under Ey the Prince of Wales himself has p arts Inastnuch as they never destroyed enioved the sensation of pawning his | anything save a pair of Mrs) Latham’'s sich. That took place, however, not in | joe-strings, which they had to cut in und, but in France, and of all places | order to get them out of the eye-let holes, world, at Sedan. It was about & | they were tolerated about the premises, rai the war, and the Prince, in the ‘nd here are some of the queer things gnito, was visiting the bat hae did s, being anxious at all costs to hey carried some watermelon seeds gnit so as not to wound from the lower floor, and hid them up- susceptibilities <tairs under Mr. Baxter's pillow. In the mself financially stranded kitchen they found some cucumber seeds, dan, with insufficient money either and of these they tuck a tahleapoonfal I a el bill or his railroad fare and deposited them in the por ket of Mr. mm 2 pager geen © | baxter’s vest, which hung upstairs on a 7 = pene e . on . - A som an vil In om night they took eighty-five ‘ crap tO funds, sift t - = : would Se ea the Prince's identity. pieces of wood from a box of beehive fix- \t length, in sheer desperation, the tures, and laid them in acorn box. The agree at his snusuwe Coal. Teredale, 6 following night they took about two

quarts of corn and oats, and put it into box from which the hive fixtures came. Once Mrs. Latham missed a hand ful of pecans, and they were so thorough

sl Mont-de-PIl with his watch, iat of Teesdale and thatof his valet, and

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thre be« trepidation the success

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e ¢ ) 1ission, a ; ° - y hidden that she never found them nse amount of formality to go +} ts Steuvtl . ae yout a vear later the rats realized that igh when pledging personal property ; : j ee ; _— . Mry. Latham had ‘‘given it uy and lo! bh rance P the peeans suddenly appeared on day \nother royal personage who has been ” .. . r} ” e ne f upon her bed!}—W. T. Hornaday, in St. pelled to apply to pawnbrokers for a hadi ohed . . : - “ho ° uly mouey is King Milan of Servia, who | “TS occasion, when in Vienna, Emper- Shoe Superstitions, - Y yen} ; Tosenp} es leeli » = Francis Joseph had declined Psy loan When you buy a pair cf new shoes ny more money to pay the heavy never put them on a shelf higher than s which he had incurred at the card |... nead, unless you want to bring bad # . , » ; 23} jy . . of the Jockey Club, deliberately luck: and then if you blacken them before iged the jeweled sword which forms | yoy have had both shoes on you may

he regalia of the rulers of Servia, accident, or even have a

meet With an sidered one of the most valuable | ...ggen death. This is an old Irish super- s of the Obrenovitch family atitios The Seotch girls believe that if I there for more than a year, and It | ypey drop their shoes before they are was only when the brokers threatened to | \orn treu will ensue, while a French ; ym sale al wit her unre- | j.dy losing her heel is sure of a disap- i property that I eror Francls | )oin e, and a German mother I puta in the s redicament fecls that she and back bb will soon lose one of her children. You Carlos S w wust Not put your right shoe on your left luk M and is fi or your left on your right, nor must ! f Bourbon, has re- | yoy put your left shoe on before the right lly pawned the jeweled badge of the | },y) you want bad luck. This super- r oft Golden Fleece which had } J: ition dutes back to one of the emperors

i turn to Duke Charles of Bur- ud to Emperor Charles V. of Ger- ny and Spain.

occasion on which he pledged

of Rome, who, it is recorded, put on his left shoe first one morning, and came near being assassinated during the day.

Ane as - os - it, the matter was brought to light ina A Ring Cut Out of a Single Diamond very unsavory fashion by a trial that took | = 4 ring so cut Was exhibited at the place at Milan. Don Carlos hac intrust- | ,ntwerp Exhibition, where it was the tan ol eral who had served him | ,yqmiration of the diamond cutters and

ld gen ifully for many years as equerry and le-camp, With the jewel to pledge r money necessary to satisfy the exigen- | f a friend belonging to the Parisian

| merchants, being the first successful at tempt to cut a ring out of a single stone, There are @ great many dilliculties in this | method of cutting diamonds, as the stones 1onde, who was traveling with him | pave a certain cleavage and particular time, and at the of the cus- | yoins, all of which have to be carefully ry period was displayed for sale. | ,:udied in order to prevent the splitting his, of course, created a great sensation, | of the stone just as success seems within ich reached the ears of the Prince’s | peach After several unsuccessful at- tempts and three years’ labor, the feat | was accomplished by the patience and

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relatives.

Asked to explain how the decoration

came to be pawned, in order to get him- | skill of M. Antione, one of the best self out of a scrape, he had the audacity | ,nown lapidaries of Antwerp. The ring to allege that it had been pawned with- | js about six-eighths of an inch in dia-

vat his knowledge by his devoted and | meter. In the Marlborough cabinet there trusted equerry, who had converted the i is a ring cut out of one entire and perfect money to his own use. He evidently | gapphire.

counted upon the general’s loyalty to

biame in silence, and the latter might have done this had not the authori- | i criminal

ur the Costly Perfumes, Mignonette, that at the moment isa

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les com : prosecution | perfume greatly in favor for its delicate eg tinst him. ‘This was more than the old | and refreshing fragrance, is compounded general could bear, and when he found | ag well from some of this regular stock

Den* Carlos entering the witness-box to testify against him, he made a clean breast of the whole affair and furnished tary proof of the fact that he had merely acted in compliance with the instructions of his ungrateful master.

Perhaps one of the most constant patrons of the pawnshop was the late King of Naples, who died the other day, and whose silver plate and jewelry has, cuarivg the past twenty years, spent much more time in the vaults of Messrs. Atten- berough in London than on the table of the central figure of Daudet’s ‘‘Kings in ¥xile.’’

}in the perfumer’s laboratory, and even | violet extract is two-thirds of it due to the sweetness of cassie, orris and attar of | almonds, though violet is the most popu- jlar perfume. The true extract of the | purple flower is made in France, is costly jand only to be bought at a few places in | New York. Its rare sweetness is express- led from the violets that grow at Cannes j}and Grasse, where the mignonette attains |}what to American eyes is unbelievable perfection of size, color and odor, and | where the roses owe their sweetness chiefly | to the bees, who sprinkle into their hearts jthe pollen from the blooming orange

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solo singing, but it may be excellently combined in duets with the soprano and tenor, writes Jessie Bartlett-Davis ina practical article on the ‘‘Uses of a Voice,’’ in the Ladies’

In solo selecti

Con- Home n the voice seems adapt itself to sacred music,

, traito : Journal. to peculiarly +}

and to the dramatic and more serious siyles of ballad. Sacred songs, dramatic or pathetic ballads, love songs and lul-

fleld of the con- For the lighter songs Molloy’s are i good and invariably popular. Howe Temple’s for contralto, ially ‘‘My Lady's Bower’’ by this are beautiful. The love songs of k H. Cowan and Sir Arthur Sul-

labies seem the especial tralto. always songs espe

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Frederi«

livan are known the world over. The ballads written by John W. Mullen are all good fer contralte singing. The beau-

tiful songs by Tito Mattei are so many as to be almost innumerable. Tosti and Yours have also been prolific writers of contralto music. We have some new com- posers who are giving us very beautiful contralto songs. Of these are the ‘‘Cradle and ‘‘Good-by, Sweetheart’’ of Kate Vonnoh, and some lovely ballads by Anita Owen. There sre so many good sacred songs for contralto that I have not

in which to enumerate them “he same may be said of the clas- sical songs. The best way to secure the latter is to purchase the scores of the great contralto operas, ‘‘Orpheus,”’ “'Provatore,’’ ‘‘Carmen,’’ ‘‘La Prophete’’ and many others, and select the contralto songs from them.

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Light-Fingered Royalty.

To believe a French writer, there are no fewer than 4,000 women caught every year in stealing during shopping expedi- tions, a habit euphoniously styled klepto- mania. ‘The number of titled ladies seiz- ed with this strange malady while ex- amining the fashions of Paris, he tells us, is almost incredible. Among the recent culprits were a Russian Duchess and the daughter of a reigning sovereign. Asa rule, these more distinguished offenders are let off on the payment of a round sum for the relief of the poor, and when the shoplifter is known to be rich the sum exacted rises to as much as 10,000 francs.

i | Songs for A Contralto Voice. — = “cause aa The contralto voice is best adapted to |

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which we furnish with our Cheese and Butter Factory Boilers and Engines. Tbe best in the market. Can be regulated to feed Boillers steadily without change.

We ask the Dairy Companies of the Island to buy their Boilers and Engines from us, as they will get a better machine for the money than by importing them. By so doing you will save the profits of the midd!emen, and the money and machines will both remain among our own people. In any other case we have only the machines, and the money is gone from us forever.

Estimates furnished and contracts entered into for Cheese or Butter Factories complete or any part thereof.

WE DEFY COMPETITION. Telephone connection.

REPAIRS attended to promptly. Satisfaction guaran

teed by McKINNON & McLUAN.

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Castoria is Dr. Samuel Piicher’s prescription for Infants nnd Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor piher Narestic substance. [5 is a harmiess substitute for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil It is Pleasant. Its guaranteo is thirty ycars’? use by WMillicns of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays feverishness. Castcria prevents vomiting Sour Curd,

Diarrhes and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves

eurcs

tecthing tv rbles, cures constipation and flatulency,

Castoria accimilates the food, regulates the stomach =

x and bowcls, giving healthy and natural sleep. Case

toria is the Children’s Panacea--the Mother’s Friend,

Castcria.

“ Castoria is an cxceliert medicine for chil- fren. Mothers have repeatedly told mo of its good effect upon their childroa.”

D2. G. C. Osaoon, Lowe li, Mass.

TI. A. Arcnen, M. D., rd St., Brooklyn, N. ¥,

‘sicians in the children’s depart

* Castorie is the best remedy for children of

oxen highly of their experi-

thich Lam acquainted. I hope the day is not mecut

far distant when mothers will consiJer the real cence u outside practice with Castoria,

interest of their children, and use Cz vi and aithough we only hare among cur

s.cad of the various quack nos' are modical supplies what is known as regular stroriag their loved ones, by forcin products, yet we are free to confess that the

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merits of Castoria has won us to look with i@veor upon it.” Unrrep Yosrrran axp Disrrrsarr,

Boston, Mass,

1orphine, soothing syrup and other i fy

agents down their throats, thereby sending

taem to premature graves.”

De. J. F. Krscurzor, Conway, Ar

ne . : ° : , 5 : 3 . A

Acrten C. Surru, Pres., The Centaur Compszuy, T7 Murray Street, New York City. Bike oa . ee ST

ee

Coal! Goal! Coal!

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Dominion Coal Co's. Mines inG B

Now that navigation is open, we beg to inform the q public that we are prepared to grant orders for cargoes of i , . e ms 7 Sereened, Run of Mine and Slack Coal from the above

Company’s Mines, and will deliver cargoes at any of the s outports at very lowest prices 4

To our customers, both in town and country, we offer a to supply any quantity they may require, at prices which a cannot be beaten. @

The large quantity of Coal which we have sold during % the past and present year is a sufficient guarantee of the . Coal being first-class, and our many customers are perfectly = satisfied. 4

Our motto is Profits and

** Justice to All.”

“Quick Sales,” “Small

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PEAKE BROS. & 60. |

Selling Agents for Dominion Coal Co., Ltd. a

Charlottetown, April 30, 1895.—dy & w