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All goods Slaughtered Wholesale and Retail.

Underolothing, White and Golored Shirts, Dress Goods, Gorsets, Hose

and gloves

The Carpenters are now hard at Work in our own store and as soon as ready will move t

the balance ofthe McKay stock down. We don’t want to move any so will clear the balance awful cheap for cash,

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ll. S. LOCOMOTIVES FOR SWEDEN '

London, Feb. 27.-The Financial

News says that the management of the Swedish state railways intends to buy twenty locomotives in the United States because the European factories cannot deliver engines with suiiicient celerity

to meet the requirements ol the lines.

flll|)¢V’$ etfemscent Salt 532;; fast, will fit you to battle

with the worries of the day.

` Of all druggists.

- 6oc a large bottle. Trial size, 25c.

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'fhtylmpart to the body that delight- f.`I‘..i.”’..°”“°...°°.‘§“‘ ‘{.°"`§‘3.§...?"‘” ..i° er U°m_en. u'§he materialiised thglltiggh? o_ut is of the _best and the construc- tion faultless in every detail.

Palos: $1.00 To $3.50 PA|n. _

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White Snowflake

Chocolates.

Can be had at the following first-class stores.

' W-A.Hutohinson.

Stewart & Gates. ' W. Pickard & Co. Sanderson & Go. J.D.McLeod &`Co.

W. F. Carter.

These gentlemen are willing 'C0 pay the price necessary ‘£0 procure a good article. Quality is to them of more importance than big profits.

Are You Puzzled

To know what ‘to buy to pleasr your friend best at Xmas. \Ve have many suggestions in oue

beautiful line of

nlllllond and Gipsy Rings,

Gold Fiiiea Bi-on el. es and Links,

Lillies’ Lorneth Chains” mliin Bracelets,

G°ll!l’ Chains etc.. ete.l

Our Watches and Clocks are ttpecial value and are well worth Inspecting before purchasing

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~ American tourists are now tramping over the Morro and the Cabanas make ing snap-shots at hitherto mysterious and unpictured recesses. Less than three years ago a Cuban photographer was shot for taking merely the ap- proaches to the Morro. Nothing in the fatal old iortessss is now hidden, but curious persons have discovered no

D1]-JD`AT A FUNERAL.

(Patiiot)

The death of Mr. John Balderston at

his home, Garfield, on Thursday the 9th ult., removes from that settlement one.ot its oldest and most respected residents. Mr. Balderston was an in- dustrious, upright, unassuming man. and a. staunch friend of Liberalism. He leaves a widow, four daughters and three sons to mourn their loss. The remains were intexred in the Belfast cemetry on the following Saturday, the Rev. Mr. Sinclair olhciating.

One of the strangest circumstances

ever recorded on the Island, as taking place at the funeral, occured at the funeral of the late Mr. Balderston, whose obituary is _writen above. Mr. Samuel Nicholson, a son-in-law of the

`decease, drove from his home at Belle

River to attend the funeral. Arriving there he unharnessed his horse and whilein the act of “tugging” him in the stable dropped dead. Everything was done to rescuscitate him but in vain. The final summons had come.

The remains were taken to his late

home at Belle River. and the funeral took place on the following Saturday to the same cemetery, the same clergy- man olliciating. Mr. Nicholson was 61 years of age, and much respected in the community in which he lived. He had an attack of la grippe about two weeks previous to his death, but had apparently recovered. He leavesawidow and a family of nine childred to mourn.

WEST GETS THE DECISION.

New York, l~`e`b 28. In the eight

round on the boxing contest between- Bonner and West at the Lenox A.C..tc- night, the referee stopped the ‘cout and

.gave the decision to West. It is said

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that Bonner had a poisoned glov Bonner is under arrest. ` _

SULIMERSIDE MARKETS (Revised Weekly.)

Apples (bl1Shl . . . . . . . . . ..z . . . . . . . . . ... Beef (quarter per lb ................ ._ Beef(.<ma.ll)pei'lb............ Butter(fresh)perlb._........ But-terttub)................... Cheese.....................

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ENTRANCE TO HAVANA HARBOR.

[This illustration shows the famous lorro Olstle to the right and the proiecting bar, IA Punta, on the left, where a solitary gun points menancingly toward incoming and outgoing dup.)

§oubliettes, no hidden chambers. ro forgotten prisoners. The castles were begun in the re-entrant-angle manner of Vauban. the master military en- gineer nf the 18th century; they do not .date further backthan 1765. alter the English had occupied and left Havana. Their massive wells suggest so much N of the cruel and medieval regime that , has been nnlv a month gone. Joined `| to the old,rornantic stone forts arrthe

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sidered an impossibility, but Dr. _(Parke nas solved the problem since completing ti‘s ex- periments with the wonderful Kola plant: in England. In December, Q93, he found, that by combining extracts from the _Kola with other extracts made from the dren- doua nlant which grows in California. that the compound would cure the sevcrcst cases of asthma. Upon ex-peri.nen.tn;.; -n one otf the leading London hospitals he

found that % per cent. of the cases- were cured in from &) to 90 days' treattntrut.

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'new modern earthworks, which are no more picturesque than any other up-to- date land defences.

The vandals are at wqrk, pulling

down the tiles from Cabanas chapel’s altar, picking out the bullets from the dead wall where prisoners -were shot. breaking oft doorknobs-and locks. chip- ping the walls, in d t~a:ryin,~z away pieces of everying detachable. The forts are regarded by the army physi-

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. was confined -to my bed. 1_10t 'beillg 95515 lto move. The best medicalstkill WHS ]ca.lle-d in, all treating me for caftarrh |of the stomach, 'butt to no a.va1l. I lcould not eat the mos.-t simple f°'°'d wtlthout being in dreadful rnisel'Y. and found no relief unttil same was vomited wp. After spending a. large sum _'in medic:-.1 advice, I was advised to try

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claus as badly fever-infected, so they are not garrisoned. Two batteries of the 2d Artillery livein tents on the open space between the Morro and Cabai as; the artillerists keep' the great guns clean and polished and mount slender guards at the entrances. but the keepers, oi Morro. light, which -flashes 10 uiiles accross the sea. are the only residents of the pile..-EX. - _

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ot-turioii ssizvicns

Mmnonisr.

Prince St.-Prayer meeting at 10.15. Rev.

' W. J. Kirby. at lt and'R.ev G. M. Campbell at

7. Sunoay school and Bible class at 2.30.

Grace Church.-Prayer meeting at ltt. Rev. G. M. Ca = pbell a. ll and Bev. W.J. Kirbyaf- 7. Evening t.heme:°‘To Whomi the Pi-omise‘!” Sacrament ot the Lord’s Sniper at closo'0f evening service. Epworth League at close of Sabbath Fchol. Strangers cordially invited. Seats provided for strangers.

PREsnY'rn:R.iAN,

Zion.-Prayer me eting at 10.15. R-v. Mr. Jimmy at 11 an 7. Sunday school and Bible (Blass at 2.30.

St James-Prayer Meeting at 10. Rev

T. F. lfu11erton‘ at ll and 7. Sunday School and Bible class at 2.30.

CBURQH OF B.'NGLai\'D.

St. Paul’s.-Holé communion at ll ti. in. Sunday school and ihle Class at 2.30. Evening prayer at 7. Suhgeci j'I`he Building of Char- acter.” All seats free and unappro- priated. Everybodff welcome.

St. Peter’s.-3-Holy communion at 8 and ila.m. Matins and Litany at 10.15 am. Service for men only at 4 r- m. Bible class _and Children’s catechising 2.30. Evensoggl at 5 p.m. Mis- sion service 7.20 p.m. seats free and unappropriated.

BAP'rrs'r.

Prayer meeting at 10.30. Rev. G P Rgymond

at 11 and 7. Sundag school and astor‘s Bible Class at 2.30. ti-angers welcome and provided with comfortable seats.

cnrvrnar. cmus'rraN cannon.

Corner ot_ Prince and Grafton streets.

Social meeting st ll. Sunday school and Paster's BibieC1ass 2 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7.30 p. m.

crruncn or cnmsr.

Church Upper Great George Street. Ser-

vices a.t7 r.m. Sunday School and BibleClass at 2.30 Y_. P. S. C. E. Prayer meeting Wednes- day evenir g at 7.30. _

CHESTNUT srnnrrr.

Prayer meeting on Chestnut street Sunday

at 4 o’c1ock. ' . ssnvsrrox ARMY. `Sunda.y Services at 7, 11, 3. and at 7 _ m. Week night Services.-Monday, lluesday,

T11H1`Sd8»y. riday and Saturday at 8 p m Gosvnr. i-.ir:i~:'ri.\'c..

Gosrr-:r.` MEI-rrixo.-Railway Men's Meeting ri Prowse’s New Block, Sunday afternoon at 4.

‘service at 3.45. Strangers always welome.

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CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS.

(Corrected every Tuesday ,l -

Beef tqtlarter; ner lb. _

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Cabbage (per dcz .................. .. Cheese (per lb) .................... . .

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Eggs .......... Fowlsper pair.......... Fl wt

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