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Miscellaneous Items

‘'1 must brush up my Shakespeare." said e young lady last evening. " for Charles will certainly take me to see the play, and then. you know, how silly I would feel if I could not tell him all about it, ‘or he doseu't get time to read. he and I are together so much.‘ -- Buffalo C uricr.

Hie: Nature Cullen Again.

when nature smiles again in the mild spring days, mankind often groans from the effects of ind blood and kindred troubles engendered 1.. the long, hard -inter. Remove the eeuse of all the trouble by purifying your blood with nature's remedy, Burdock Blood Bitters, the best blood searcher and tonic ever discovered

\n l-Emerald lsltnder was asked what his l.'arm.-nts was made of “ Made ov.’ " said Padtlv. ‘~ Sure it s mostly made ov holes."

I

llave You lee: lot

The new I-lg ptian Dream Book is creating quite a stir. Vhether vou believe in dreams and visions or not it will interest and instruct all who read it, as it contains full interpreta- tions of a complete list of dreams with other attractive features. Sent by return mail on receipt of 3 cram). T. MtLBUaN &' Co., To-* . to Ort.

:tud—-"Lan we plav at keeping shops, mamma?" Mamma (who has a headache) ._-* Cerlainly. but you must be very quiet.” laud--‘ Well, we'll pretend we don't ad- vertise.

lot Young or Old.

Gentlemen, — One of my little girls (aged 4 years) had been troubled with costiveness in its worst form since infancy. We tried difierent remedies which gave relief while using, but as soon as discontinued she would be worse than before using. She lost her appetite and Was growing weak and delicate. A fri-nd of mine who had used B.B.B with grand results for the same d-sease. advised me to try it, and also the Burwdcck Pills, which we di '. She did not take the contents of one bottle before it relieved her, and not only relieved her but permanently cured her, for she has not been troubled once since, and she is now eight years old.

llnzsuv Rr:v.\'oLos, Serepta, Ont.

Mra Hiskey ~ “ How is your son getting along in college?" Mrs. Dickey—" He is gazing ahead rapidly. " (And there was more truth than the dreamed of in her statement ) -—PI:k. \

Iefilhc Imeeooda lute Imeeoaa. Burdock Blond Bitters is a household re-

nredv for dyspepsia, it expels rheumatism and "

neuralgia from the system. acts as an anti- hilious agent on the stomach, liver and bow- els. antagonize: blood poison. build: up and revitalizes the bodily functions and restores and purifies the entire system.

Mrs. Fiveroom 1'-‘latte (to grocer’: boy)- h)w is it the elevator won’t come up ? Your bread must be fearful heavy! Grocer‘: boy- "l‘aint the bread that’: on it, ma’aur; it’: the bill for what you owe

Cabanas Reeomsu-neuron. -

A popular topic is cabinet reconstruction, which reall- does not concern the purlie so much as the reconstruction and cl-ansing of the human system against the approach of spring The premier medicine for this pur pose is Burdock Blood Bitters. and both parties recognize it as the best blood purifier and general regulator known.

Poor old Lurhforth fell down and broke thetrestleof his nose.’ “Dnn't.you menu the ltidge?” “ You might call it a ltidg-'. but as nowarerpasses und-tit. I thnadtttla other word hetter.—Indianapolis Journal

Forty-Eve per cent of the water consumed or drawn for domestic purposes in London is wasted.

Racing wish Wolvem

Many a thrilling tail has been told by tra- vellers of a race with wolt-e= across the frozen steppe: of Russia. Sometimes only the picked bones of the hapless traveller are found to tell the tale. In our own country thous- and: are engaged in a life-and-death race egginst the wolf Consumption. The best weapons with which to fight the foe. is Dr. Pierce’: Golden Medical Discovery. This renowned remedy ha: cured myriads of cases when all other medicines and doctor: had fiiled. It is the greatest blood-purifier and restorer of strength known tr the world. For all forms of scroiulous affections (and con- sumption is one of them), it is unequalled as a remedy. “ How delicious is the winning Of a kiss at love's beginning,"

sings the poet. and hi: sentiment is true with one possible exception. If either party has the catarrh, even love's kiss loses its sweet- ness. Dr. Sage’: Ca°arrh Remedy isa sure cure for this repulsive and ‘distressing By its mild, soothing, antiseptic, cleansing and healing pro:-erties, it cures the worst cases. $500 reward offered for an incurable

The primary use of the sense of tasteis evidently to animals in the choice of -their food. and to warn them of the introduc- tion of noxious substances into the stomach

Ex-Mnoa Robert Bowie. Brockfille. Ont- :ay:-—“ I used Nasal Balm for a bad case of catarrh. and it cured me after having inefi'ec- tually tried many other remedies. It _never fail: to give immediate relief for cold in the head." This is the exrefience of thousands in en parts of the Dominion There is no case of cold in the head or catarrh that 0 ill not yield to Nasal Balm. Try it. l=’¢\'8f¢ of substitutes.

The want of teeth in turlties. dll¢k5- E9’-'99. pigeons. &'c., is compensated _bY 9- P°""l“’ muscle called the gizzard. Whlfih bf”-‘*5 ‘"5 grind: the hard ailment as acoffee mill would .do.

THAT brassy ringing cough mean: a croupy might. Give ]ohnson’s Anodyne Liniment

The caterpillar has teeth which are t‘-row” k -3’ w ith the exuvim of the grub, and the but

my Whasanewapparatns.

U‘-‘D on gfl’, Clllldftfl I076 IO tlk’

Du)‘ Arodyne Linimett for cough: art‘

Johnson's

colds. _ ._ ' W *‘=‘:’.*"...: :::';::..:::::

of trouble bu‘ it “. m “Se ch am’ my

don't value, no ma ‘"3’ hm’ um

need some of it.—Son ‘¢."‘“° Jmmd'

wnonia mav ofen he

CoNGl.sTroNs and pnet. J‘ Anodyne uni,

prevented by using Johpson ment.

“Won't you please speak a lime mo"

latn?]' ?'? asked the man at the end °‘ lb‘ '"°' fix the fourth time. “ if I only plainly as I lee! like doing. I'm afrall. cut off.’ shouted the man at the other -Indianapolis Journal up“ ill“

Alberton Notes

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Something occurred here this morning Which may result disastrously for Canada. One of our citizens assaulted the U. S. Consular Agent's clerk. The clerk took the first train going east but it is not known whether his destination in Wash- ington or Lot Eleven. As no despatch has been sent to the American Govern- ment it is thu-ught the injured party has gone to Washington to report the i’ sult offered the American Flag. It is to be hoped the affair will not cause any break in the reciprocity neg Itiatiwns,

Mr. Fred L. Rogers and Capt. James S. Gordon crossed at the Cape: yesterday on route for Boston and New York. They will return in about three weeks. Preperstinns are being made for an entertainment to be held in Woodman’: Hall on St. Patrick’: night.

Quite an interesting snow fight took place this afternoon between one of our harness maker: and our popular young auctioneer. I might add that the auction- eer camo of!’ second best.

The Alber-tun “ League of the Cross" held their regular meeting last night. The subject for debate was “Why do men fail." Several gentlemen engaged in the discussion. viz: Rev. A. E Burke, J. P. Brennan, Jas. F. White, T. B. Wood- mun, Jae. E. Birch, H. J. Massey and J. T. Weeks. Wm. D. White. Esq., occupied the chair.

Alberton, March 4, 1892.

esruovs nun REMOVES worm s or ALL KINDS IN CHILDREN OR zaouu-s swan’ as svnup AND .

CANNOT HARM THE‘ VIOST , -?~-DEL!?"-A"'F_' Cl-‘i .1". -’--

Miscellaneous Items

The salaries have been increased of the telegr eph operators along the Maryland Divi- sion of the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroads.

IN ‘nut Months of month: of March, April and May, the Blood should he purified. and the system strengthened, so that it be able to withstand the debilitating eflects of the chang- ing weather and resist the attack of disease The most reliable medicine to take to bring about the desired result is Estey’s Iron Tonic. For ale by all druggists.

The value of property in London has trebled since I356.

For. Scalds or burns use Philoderma.

The devils money cannot buy anything that the Christian ought to have.

Morrtrtus should use Philoderma on their infants, as its soothing and healing properties render it invaluable for chafing. Drnggists sell it—25c.

The world‘: press is stated to include 37,000 newspapers

Es'l'zY’s Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil is pleas- ant to take as milk. The peculiar r» anner in which it is made renders it acceptable to the most sensitive stomach. For Couehs, Colds. Consumption, delicate Childréfi, Whooping Cough and all wasting diseases there is no remedy to equal it.

A disease has broken out among the cattle in the north-west territories which is making serious havoc]: on the ranches.

M. C. A.

Reading Room, Gymnasium, Educa- tional Classes, Recreation Rooms.

LARGE, well lighted, comfortable Reading Room, where the following Papers and Magazine: can be seen :-

MAGAZINES :—/American Garden, Am- gtenr Work, Hlackwood, (‘hnrr bers’ journal, "assell’s Family journal, Century, Contern porary, Fortnightly, Nineteenth Century. cheutegqnan, Eclectic, Good Words, Har- per’; Magazine, North American Review, Outing,’ Popular Science Monthly. Review of Reviews, Snndayat Home, Scribner.

ILLUSTRATED WEEKLIES: Harper’: Weekly, Punch, Penny Illustrated. Queen, Scientific American and Supplement, London Graphic, Grip, Illustrated London News, Dominion Illustrated, Youths’ Companion, Young Men's Era. .

EDUCATIONAL PUBLICATIONS :- Educational Journal, Kindergarten, Popularp Educator, Canadian Magazine or Science and Industrial Art, Educational Tunes, Educa- tion, Teachers’ Institute.

Undeg the terms of affiliation between the c. A A. and the Y. M. C A., all members holding full membership tickets are entitled to the use of the Gymnasium.

Information regarding the Educational Classes on application to the General Secre- tary.

Tickets admitting to Gymnasium. Reading and other Rooms. $5-°° Del‘ 3'93” R“-ding Room alone, $2.00 ; Boys I1Dd¢1' 15 Y9?“ ° age, half price.

You are cordially invited to call and 10016 through the institution. Visitors always wel-

°°m9d' c. A. MAFIT, General Secretary-

llllK’S ‘ (lotion Boot

COMPOUND.

Adreo;nt‘dit:‘e;ovg}'y by "I I Y8 0

grad pateaihly by aotuaadaa

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1 safe and reliable medi cine discovered. Beware of nnprlncipled d ‘"10 offer inferlpr In 3 £301:

van,“ ,9 or enclose 1 and 4 thr-accent Canada P09?-'¢°‘_"’3':l"‘_‘nl”,n1;‘”°"ll.‘,’,‘l'j

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Am. through the Provinces, crease of La Grippe is causing 2'9“ mm’ A reportwasreceivedhereto-day’. ‘ n" develepement of the disease. "5195 than other. .

Hanlev, of New York Guiv‘ fa: terrible agony after a sickness Of 09 Ynwt days. Hi: tongue swelled to I-B'°‘u°' as to make it tmposnble for him to _I_ _ “I chi: hf; 3*“. Thstnfmdnrmge into the

in is commnnt y o _ _

rfitoeiil Grippe Cure recently p|1blI8h°d"”°

I3" . "f.',’&‘p. Breton the disease has Cpfeld

' ly and with fatal results.

rapid

lop, of L’Archevequ¢. -rites. Feb-

tk ac’ on hind.

,McINNIs BROS.

. ' tly attended Repginng of every kind Prom? ac. h ‘°' A good ‘met’ T‘:-‘rms to suit aufgri

Mark W ' ht’: factory ehasers. Near mp’? mud. '

Currants and Basins I

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Lanrrvi. In the only P01'f°°t ‘ P

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POI IXTCRNAI. AND INTERNAL 08!.

The Quickest, Sm-est and Best Remedy for Rheumatism, Neural- giahpumbago, Sore Throat. and all

ti ass, soreness and Lameness. It stops all pain, and cures sprains, Bruises. Burns. Frost Bites, Chil- blains, Deafness. Chafing, etc. For Crouo. Colds, Quinsy, eto., from 10 to 30 drops on su<..>a._t’ taken inter- nally, gives q'_“.'3k relief. Price 25c. _

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A UL"l'IONEERS

IIIAIBSTO. R., Auctioneer and Commie aion Merchant. Once and Wareroome. Dodda'n old stand, Queen St.. Chmown. nov 7

NORTON & Co.. E. 11., Auctioneers. Com- mission Merchants, Money lender-a. Salesrooma. Queen Street. Ch't.own.

OODSIDE. B. I... Auctioneer & Com- Iterchant. Farm and stock sales a s . _ ty. Sales-room. Water street. sumac-aag.

MORMS. LEONARD. Auctioneer. Com’e’n. L Merchant, Insurance A nt., Smwruer-aide. Advances on can manta. mpt Batu me. All bu buses and y confidential. May 16. '90

YIORRISON. C. t., Auctioneer &Cornm1a- L slon Merchant. Prompt returns. 100 Queen Street. Ch’town. Oct 17. '90

COA L D FJALERS. ,

nov 7

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'8 Ipmoclatul. Try one package. At snag”, Pr-lee 25¢. 8 use

ll. PAXTON tAInll."'°Iir'$'-iota.

WOODSTOCK; MB»

EPHONE Co.. B. Anztlldlan . or. ‘I ' N e 81 W W ' Con '?rrt.lonowltli near-layrallgg-‘t.;e8o t]$fD'ng]g,nJ

OOK &Co., Photaogru hers. Rooms ov Apothecarler Hull, 0 at-lo ttotown. P1: to: nnlshed in host style. nova:

GGIN8£lJOBN—:o:trilng llaolrlnosre h romp Y; satin on guaranteed. on side sneer: Square, Ch't.ovm.P.l.I. Jule 2990

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. 60 Sourisasency. -J-!Iushes.Asent. “riovr

LICKE. A. A.. Graduate of Royal College

ofvcterl 8 cone Glaagomlild I{ouee.Kent st... on

L\'0NS, C., Round, Nut, Black. and Hard Coal always on ’ hand. Water St... Char ottetown, Nov. 14. too

HUGHES, Capt. John dealer in alllrinds of Hard and ft Coal

. Water St, between Queen and Pownal. Nov. 14. '90

‘ICMILLAN. R. dealer in all kinds of Hard . and SofCOAL a WOOD. Foot or Prince Street. Charlottetown. Nov 6, '90

-_ DENTAL CARDS. DR. BAGNALL Surgeon Dentist:-Corner

can and Richmond streets. Ch’town. OrlIoa%)8.l‘8. 9 e..rn., to 1 p. m.; 2 p. m. to 5 p.m.

R. srntcxnaxn sxnrou teeth without pain lzyv etublegae, electric fonceps,25 yours pr-ac co. guarantee wlthall work.

INSURANCE.

.' HE hlasuucruuns’ Lin: AND Accr-

I ozxsr-Ixsurumcn Couwlntxs:

Head Office. Toronto, Ontario

President: Geo Gooder-ham. President or the Bank of Toronto

Largest Pa -111) I apital in the Dominion-

Maritimo 1-ovinces Branch. 78 Granville Street, Halifax.

Polic holders may remit dir<x:ttoBranch Omce. £905 Omce Order. Bunk Cheque. or Dr-art very Postmaster on the Island is rtuatuhorlzed to remit. by registered letter under

“Policy holders should deduct cost of remit- tanoe.

J. B. PATON, Vanager. Address: Box 374, Halifax, N. 5. Agents wanted in unrepresented Districts. Dec. 81 '91 ly

MOEACBERN. JOHN. Fire, Life, Accident. ; Insurance. Omce. MeEachorn's corner Lower Queen St., Clrtown. P. E. I.

gr‘

nov 7

AS ZA RD. HORACE; The Manchester Fire

Assur nce Co.; The Western Assurance

(‘n ; The Western Marine Assurance Co. Of- nce, south -tide Queen square, Ch’towrr.

ncoruur a BROW—8ee an. in another - column. Feb 21

!)ESB}:.lSAY, ‘As-, Queen Insurance Co. of England. next door Bank of Nova Seotla Ch’town. Jy. 2‘.

‘W LEGAL cARi)s.

CLEAN. A. A . Banister and Solicitor- Omce-Br-owu's Block, Charlottetown.

nov 7

Moiteyto logn.

MAL WOOD, C. R.. Barrister and Attor- L_ ney-at Law, Notary Public, "etc. Ofllce in Cameron Block. Ian-ly occupied by F. L.Hus- zard. 13341., south side Queen Square. Money to loan Jan 20, '92 ly

ALM 1.-:tt,‘H. .r , (of the late firm of Palmer P & Mcl eod,) Barri-='er. Attorney at-Law, Not:-ry I-ubl c. etc. Omce:U'Hnllornn’s But.- ing. next rum to Bank of Nova -o. tin. loner to loan Ch'eown, Jan to 242 [y

N CDONALD & MARTIN. Barristers. Solid- ‘ tors, Notaries Public. ac , &c., Orncns: not-ris'Bullding. 0h'towu Gummy’: "ulldlng Sumuterelde. Money I.'1T08.n. Doc.?.. '91

1001). JAMES H. Barrialcr-at-Law, Com-

missioner. Notary Public, etc. Omce.

Cameron Block, stoney to l0a.n- special: at.- tentlon given to collections.

ARBURTON. A. B . Barrister. solicitor, to. Cameron Bloclt,Ch’town, P. E. 1.- Money to loan a .017 rates. nov?

AVIES & HAszAR.D. Barristers and An torneys. Omcc. Dorm’: Building, Queen Street. Churlottemwr ,P. E. I. nov- 7

01.301). IIORSON It It CARRIE, Ban- ; rlsllere. Solicitors &o. e—Cl1a.rIotte- town, Brown's Block; Summerside, over Mer- chants Bank of Halifax. Moueyeo loan. nov 7

EDDILN. J. 11.. Barrlste ac. Cameron Block. (Head of etuirw ), Collections carefully attended to. llonoytoloan. nov‘! ELLISH. J OHN '1‘-. Attorney-at-Law, No- M Public etc. Once. London House

Building. Queen St-. Chmown. Money to loan at low interest. [jan 17. W]

t'1‘EWAB'I‘ W. 3., Barrister and solicitor. 3 Oman. Newson's Block. opposite Poet Omoe, hfoneytoloau. July 26,’90

PRINTERS, &c,

ASZABD, G. HERBERT, Book-binder. Printer and Stntioner, Brown'eBloclr Ch'town. P. 13.1. nov?

OOMBS, JOHN steam Printer and Book- binder. Queen’ Street. \. nrtottetnwn. P, rsiana. nov 7

SLAND GUARDIAN C0.-—Bil1heads, Cards. Circulars. Lo 1' Honda. and every varl prlntin neaggnznd prompt’-17 GIN“

Cameron ock.C lottetown.

MANUFAO DURES.

PAI.MEB& Co. cmown sash and Door . Factory, Pea.lr'e’n No. 3 Wharf. Ch't.own. . Island. (Jun. 23. '91-]

BITE & SON A. Founders it Machinists, . Foundry. King Square, Ch'town. House heating a specialty nom

LKABD JASPER, Saddler and Harness Matter. Repair-lug done prornpgy. North Q neon square. Ch town. nov ‘B

GKINNOE & IIOLEAN Iron Founders Ma- chineste and Boiler lfukerre. Hot water beetdng. spring st, clrtown. P. E. I. ~ nov 12

FANNHG, P. '1‘., Mmumotmerg andidefitllu inBoets&Shoee.0|18tornwo aepo Leathers and undtnrte. Watt ‘I-II-ta

‘ICHUBMAN. Clark at oo rnannf'e and bull 8'side, uuttdtng niaterlal of all kind a null church Irrrr-nttn-a sutnmtaltv. xulv

nno8.,'l‘ann H heat ‘lceulald l1o¥oGr calf and slre?g'sk1ii8ta, andnftorae and

owhideso -

teen 09''

lN‘RYbD wAr‘>iuaNéts‘r1t?:pr&e:;r woman.

Plum an n 1'0“) 0%: St. formerly the Km

Station Han: S7111. *

LEIS BLLANECUS-

L18 Plano. & Organ Co.. llcnacher-n’e vv Building. Lower Queen street. Ch’- WWII. P‘ I: II 7

IV

.Euat.nn 8t...Char\-_

PLENTY of good half-shell OYST . in Oyster-sbythe qua . Those wantan Oysters by the quart lease leave orders in theforenoon. All o are prom tlyattended to. mrocn CuutonY. same ol stand, Syd- nnv fltr-mt. Oct. 9..-ly

LIVERY STABLE. '

WORTHC Livery Stables, Prfitoe 8t. Char lottetown. Telephone communication. First-claseTeame supplied promptly. nov :9

HORSES AND BUGGIESTO HIRE. En nlre at G. G. JURY’! Jew store, orth side of Queen's Square. or at Sydney It. - %. L?

W HoLEfsALE.

OABVELL BRO'8.. Commission Merchants. wholesale Grocers. Agents for-Old -

neg and Victoria Inner the Guardian,

an the Boston Marine fnsuranctrthe Allan

Line; the

3. Island

eboc and the'Bostnn, Ilnnfuxk P.

teumsltlp Linea. nov 18

WBIBY. FINTON '1‘, Wholesale Grocer.

‘Co lesion M reliant; shipping Agent. llagrild. at Aocfilent. Insurance. lnman 8 Dominion 8. 8. lines. Water st. Ch'towu. 22

MISS EDITH E. HILL

2_l:.a.te of Anglo-F1‘-enoh College Upper Nor-wood, Eng.

Desires a few more Pupils for Planofortc

Certificate from South Keusington. England Residence, Weymouth St., Charlottetown. feblo—-d 3mos

Lessons in Painting

wuss M; H.:cmsHo|.Iur

WILL give lessons in Oil, China and Water Color Pnintin at her Studio in MORRIS’ NEW 3 - . K.

Orders taken for Painting in the differ- ent branches and Portraits. N

ov.

..,;l;;., HOTEL. rrrcrmon irgilfriuger.

THE above Hotel, which is centrally situ-

ated and within five minutes walk of are Railway Station, and in close proximity to the Post Ofice, Bank: and all the business houses of the city, has been improved, thor- oughly renovated and refurnished. . The Tables areequal to tho e found at any hotelinthe city, |and the couielne will be; made a special object. Good stabling and an attentive ltostler con- tinually in attendance. No charge f )r stablhig when meal: are taken.

Telephone Communication. P. 8. BROWN, Proprietor.

Horses Bought and Sold on Geuuululeu. augts-déew I1

QHEEN HBTEI. warns on

r-run_g_qA-s

description of Caps for young

lnnrr corrrrrrrrromi

surprising the Natives. I am now offering all kinds of tinwue at Big Discounts. Cr-eamerrt, Milk Pens, Buclmtfls Strainers, etc., etc , lower than the lowest. wholesale at prices chmper Ihsrtcen be imported. I have also a splendid ae- Iortment of Stove: and Fancy Goods, 3001! Mid "Sh ‘ea etc., at half pr:oe. . JOBBING-—My Jobbing Department is second to none in the province. Gal- vanised work of all kinds, Gutter-r, Con- ductors, Lobster B »ilers and Trays done with neatness and dc: tch.

prices. Don't forget t e place.

An

Opposite Merchants Bank of Halifax, Summer-aide March 9. '91.