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Marly Spring. BY ALFRED, LORD TENNYSON, Once more the Heavenly Power makes all things new, And domes the red blowd hills With loving blue ; The blackbirds have their wills, The throsties, too,

Opens door in Heaven. From skies of glass A Jacob's laddar falls On greening grass; And o’er the mountain walls. Young angels pass.

Before them Heets the shower, and burst he buds, And shine the level lands, And flash the floods, The stars are from their hands Flang through the woods

The woods with living airs how softly fan- ned! Light airs from where the deep, All down the sand, Is breathing in his sleep, Heard by the land,

O follow, leaping blood, the seasons lure; O heart, look down and up, Serene, secure, Warm as the crocus cup, Like snowdcrops pure,

Paat, future,giim pee and fade through some slight spell, A gleam from yonder vale, Some far blue fell ; And sympathies how frail In sound and smell.

Tillat thy chuckled note, thou twinkled bird The fairy fancie= range, And ‘lightly stir-ed, Ring little bells of change From word to word.

For now the Heavenly Power mekes ali things new, And thaws the coll, and fills The fiower with Jew. The black birds have their wiils, The poets too °

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Food and Brain Work.

Says the London Jsancet: An organism which is doing brain work as well aa muscular work requires higher and better food than un organism in which the brain is com- paratively idle and only the lower cen- tres and the muscles do much work. Undoubtedly the effect of brain work is to strengthen the brain and to render it jess likely to become abnormal in its structzre or disorderly in its activity than if it were idle. Such education asthe brain receives in education, pre- perly so calied—that is,* development

of the faculties —atimalates nutri- tion, aod in so doing — stimulates

the need for food. Excessive activity with anxiety is aot good atal!, and ought to have no place in the educa~ tional process. Worry is fatal to good work, and to worry the growing brain of a child with work is to maim its or- ganization, doing irreparable because structural mischiet, the eifects of which must be lifelony. “Tension” in work is not a proof of streagth, but of weak- ness, <A well-developed and healthy grown brain, works without teusion of aoy kind. The knit brow, strained eye. and fixed attention of the scholar are not tokens of power, but of effort. The true athlete does pot sirain and pant when he puts forth hia strength. Phe iotellectual man with @ stroug brain does his brain work easily. Ten- siou is friction, and the momest the toil of a growing brain becomes labori- ous it should Weare, untortun- ately, so accustomed to see brain work done with effort that we have come to associate effort with work,and to regar? tension as something tolerabic, if not natural. Asamatter of fact, no man should ever knit his brow as he thinks, orin any way evince effort as he

works, ‘The best brain work is done easily, with a calm spirit, an equable temper, and a jaunty mood. All else

case,

inthe toil of a weil-developed brainj

‘training to accomplisha task which is relatively too great for it.

The Editor Knew. “T go into society a good deal,” said @ Visitor to an editor, “and I want to get the reputation of being a literary man,something like Henry James and those fellows. Now, how shall I go to work ?” “Talk Blazac to replied the editor. “Bat I never read Blazac, response, “Neither have |

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society people ; so you're On perfevily safe ground. You just compare everything with Pera Goriot and you'll be invited toread a paper before a fort- night, Good-by.” The editor turned sadly to his writing, reflecting thut he had probably made another reputation without receiving apy Commission. ~<<—- Healthiest Occupations

Statistics in England that the ‘est place among healthy occupations is held by ministers of religion; gard- ners and nursery men come next, then farmers and graziers, laborers in agricultural countries schoolmasters, and these are closely followed by certain trades—notably, by grocers, Coal merchants, paper manufacturers, lace und hosiery manufacturers, wheel-

weights and coal migers.

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CrristMas Boxges.—Names, Addresses, or [uscriptions stamped in Gold Leaf on all kinds of articles made of Leather, Silk. Satie, Cloth, Paper or Wood. JOHN COOMBS, Pr inter, aud Book Binder, I8 Queen Street.

de 21 4i

Ik you purpose buying a Fine Coat in Coon or Wolf, you will find a choice lot selling low at J. B. Macdonald's. de 21

A Fixe lot of Snow-shoe Moccasins at Dorsey, Goff & Co.

Lapies’ and Gént’s Felt Roots, without ex- ception the best assortment in town at J. B. Macdonald’s Boot Store. de 21

We have a large number of assorted Lamps and Lamp Fittings. Will be sold cheap.— W. P. Colwill. lw—deci6

Lapigs’ avd Misses’ Feltelined Skating Boots very — Ladies’ On Goat double- sole Boots for $2; cheap at $2.50. J, B. Mac- donald’s Boot Store. de 2k

Mince Mear at Beer & Goff's. dec 12

A LARGE. assortment of Fancy Cups and Sancers will be sold cheap at W. P. Colwill’s,

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Usercy Christmas and New Years Presents in Silk Handkerchiefs, Ladies’ Fur Caps, Gent’s Far Caps, fur Lined Cireulars, Ladie’s Astracan Jackets, Men’s Coon Fur Coats, Black Wolf Coats, Muffler&) ‘Starfs, ‘Ties, Gloves and Mitts, selling cheap for the holi- dass. J. B. Macdonald's. dee 21

Curistmas AND New Year —A_ great variety of Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Kid and Velvet Slippers at Dorsey, Goff & Co.

dec 16 Pune Srices and Cream Tartar, at'Reer & Goft's. deci?

Reratrtxe.—Boots and Rubbers repaired at Dorsey, Goff and Co, dec 16 Prane’s Prize Carns, Poulton's Photo- graph Cards, Raphael Tuck & Son’s finest Cards at Morris’ Bookstore. de iQ L. EB. Prowse is selling Clothing at very low figures at North River } Bridge. . noy24 Come quickly and get a pair of our Velvet Lined, hand-made Skating Beots—price $2.60. Dorsey, Goff and Co, dec 16

L. E. Paowse has opened a stock at North Kiver, nati] the sma)}lpox seare is over. no24

A taRcE stock of Xmas Cards at. Morris’ Bookstore. de 10

Brack CurR«NnT JAM and Jelly, Straw- berry, Gooseberry and Cranberry Jam by the pound as the City Steam Hakery, Prince

NOTICE.

Tt an action of mnultiplepoinding and exonera-

tion raised in the Court of Session (Lord Fraser, Ordinary; Mr. Don, Clerk) at the instance of JAMES DRYSDALE, Farmer, Chapic, Near Aberdour, Fifeshire, and WILLIAM IRYS DALE, Teacher, Lassodie,near Damfermiine,sole Trustees of the deceased

WILLIAM &

Vintner at Westfield of Clackmannan, who died on or about 14th April, 1817, Pursuers and Keal luusers, gainst WILLIAM THOMPSON, of 66 South Au ley Street, Grosvenor Square, London, WIL LIAM RUSSEL L, sometime residing in Hele ae. now, if alive, believed to be in Prince Edward Island, or elsewhere furth , of Scotland, and others. Defenders, concluding for the distribution of the estate of the said WiL- LIAM RUSSELL, the following Interlocutors have been pronounced “pth Nov ember, 3885 Lord Fraser, act. M’Kechnie. The Lord Ordin- ary finds the ‘Pursuers and Reali Raisers liable in only once and sin payment of the fund in medio; Holds, the condescendence annexed to the summons as a condescendence of the fund, and appoint all parties claiming an interest therein to lodge their condescendences and claims in eight days —(Signed) PaTRicKk- FRASER.” “20th November, 1885.—Lord F raser, act. M’Kechnie. The Lord Ordinary, on the m@tion of the Pur- suers and Real Raisers, appoints intimation ef thisaction tobe made vertis¢ment twice, at aminterval of a fortfichlin THE ExaMINeER newspaper, Prinée “Mdward, Isiand; and once in the Scotsman neWspaper,*a of “new appoints ali parties having interest in the fund ia medio to lodge condescendences and claims on or before the 20th day of January, 1886.—(Signed) PaTrick FRASER,” Of all which intimation: is hereby

given. - LIDDLE & LAWSON, §.S.C _ Agents for Pursuers and Real Raisers. 7 none = DAVID STRECT, EDINBURt 25th November, 1385.

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RIGHTON TANNERY, with its Steam Engine, Boiler, Splitting Machine, Stuf ting Machine and other Plant is offered for sale at private contract The above Tannery was formerly operated by the late Donald McKinnon, of the lates tirm of McKinnon & Co., of this city. It is fitted up on the most modern principle, and has hitherto paid a large percentage on the capital invested.-»To capitalists no-better in- vestment for their money, either by Bank or Manufactory, can be offered, Possession given immediately.

MARY J. MACKINNON, Execttrix, OCh’town, Oct. M1.

Executors’ Not otice.

HE Undersigned Mxecutrix and Freen- tors of the last Will and Testament of be late Donald Mackinnon, of Charlottetown, tanner, deceased, carrying on business under the name and etyle of “MACKINNON & OY,” hereby notify all. persons indebicd=to his eviate to make immediate payment to them at his late‘offies, iw Grafton” Street, in Charlottetown, and ali persone having claima or demands against the said estate are {hereby required to furnish the same, duly attested, within twelve months from this date, Dated at Chaclottetown, the 2nd day of OCTOBER, 1885.

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