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Posts and novelists go into ecstasies over | what they romaoti ally all **beautil pring Y virtae of a Writ of Stat re Rrecution wo wnd “gentle spring,’ and while, no doubt, B me directed. issued out of Her Maiesty’s : ; : ahes oe . ts j Sopreme Court of Judicature, at the suit of every one is glad to see win seage its Ivy | Supreme | <a ‘rank Ferguson, I . 7 . fees one of | Robert ¢ MeLeod against Frank crgt on, grasp, ts} eautiful spring IS, ALLEY Ail, ae " have taken and seized as the ‘property of the the moat deadly seasons of the year. 14en | said Frank Ferguaon, alithe right, title and in- 1 iti fro varmth to extreme cold, | terest of the said Frank Ferguson in and to all transitions So warm | : ey tolthat tract, piece and parcel of land. situate, | with pleroing, hilling winds; n ys 7" -ari being on Lot or Tewnship Number sloppy, “ mage weathet ali r te Korte eighi n Qué n’s County, ia Prince Ed make the season & at “ ward Island, bounded and d scribed as follows +} . bitutic while e with | Boanded on the south by the division line oe the hardieat constitution, ul ; \tween Townships Numbers Forty-nine and Forty- weak constitutions the season 13 One OF POsive | ight; onthe west by lands in pos-sssion Of danger. Undoubtedly tne greatest danger 1b} Fyaniel MeRae and John Dewar; on the north by this season of t year is from cold in the} jand in possession of John F. Baker; on the east —: hhh 4 ws ‘oh | by lands in poasession of Henry Mc'tireger and head, which very few escape cet Duncan McCallum, an4 containing one bundred if not promptiy and thorough+y ’ and twenty acres of laed, a little more or less, in develope s int atari with Queen's C niv: and I do hereby giv e Public rable mat = (1 th ac . +} ( Notice that I w 5 ae W KDNESDAY, the ee. ee ee FIGHTEENTH day of NOVEMBER nett, 1891, egiected, aimmost as rtain : at Twelve o'clock, noon, atthe Court House ino moumption, annually dest tl sarlottetown, inthe said County. set ap and livea At this try! bon , wzwilat Public Auction lie saul property, or as . : ’ ‘ j ich thereof as will satiafy the Levy mirked or should be withon . ‘ i j E 5 ' ‘ 34 Vr einyg one hundred and thitteen A5oS 1c in the ™ . 4 : hfy-nine *nits, besides Sheril: ant relief and effects a spee ‘ expenses, preventing the developinent o] ’ JAMES CURTIS, the latter disea aS already st ‘ Sberill, is equally « and WwW I's Office, Queen’s County, March 12, 1891, 12 W i W aS t AI BRRT H. MAcn Pjaintiff’s Attorneys. awee te 5 th ‘ : stop h2s iroppin ito th roa te . . . ' ' — - st . 7s Mia at ‘ * ~ . . ' i » . . ‘ arth. Nasal Balm is 1 ‘| Mortgage Sale. t n nor j ey a if i} 1 ’ oe atar! vhen t jirections , Y | To be sold by Pablie Anection, on THURSDAY, follows 0 thousands t! he the Mourteenth day of May, A. D. 1891, at the : } e a ‘ hour of Twelve o'clock, noon, at the Court ountry nave reason t 4 css i i T 9 ia Char.ottetown : Nasal Balm may be had from r | intial | ; il } ath tract, piecs ana parce na, A - Will be sent post-paid m receip | 4) A” ¥ I : oad Se eeaehie EE sgl nts, small, or 51, large § | ‘Two, in Prince County, bounded as foliows, that lressing Fulford & Uo., Brock U | is to say :—Commencing on the nort 1 side of the | DeBlois Road, in the south-east angle of land cea ak = | uow or f ome rly in possession “ doe ol ous : r ~ 1 e , | thence north to the division line between Town- What a (story). | ships Numbers One and Two; thence east eight peaeisite chains and forty links, or to seveaty-three acres For Neuralgia, a novel cure—whic) we can | now or formerly in possession of William Harper; iardly believe to be ue, wil rer { ine the nce 8 suth tothe road aforesaid, and thence : : Tal ¢ es ; the | along the same west eight chains and forty links popular—is vouched for, it is . “4 | to the place of commencemeat, said farm hav New York Sun Ao Irish girl in Pa son ing been originally purchased from the Govern- N. J., had suffered with Neuralgia the | ment by Firmain Perry and transferred through head and face until almost frantic « Dain : | Sebastian Davidson and George L. Goodale to : roy oe. a : i the eaid Prospere Gaudet, containing an area of actually beating th Wall with her Head ©O | deey acres of land, a little more or less, as des- sause insensibility. Her employer ; liaving | cribed in a Deed from the Commissioner of Pub- heard that a Dr. Terc had cured rheumatism Lands to the said Prospere Gaudet, bearing by the sting of : sked ti rl if she | Aste the thirteenta day of March, 1872. : by the sting Of & wasp, asked the gir) I fhe above sale is made under and by virtue of would try it. With courage born dcspalt, |4 power of sale contained ia an Indenture of ehe exclaimed ‘‘Any other tortu: would be | Mortgage bearing date the 'wenty-fifth day of ' ay A. sf. i. « | November, A. D.1887, and made between Pros- ee oesice ¢ — he > ee po | pere Gaudet, of DeBiois Road, Lot 2, in Prince btained, and vexed into stinging face | County, Farmer, and Mary Gaudet, his wife, of Within a few moments the pain ceased, the | the one part, and Michael Delaney, of Covehead girl fell asleep, and strange to tay, never Road, Lot 34, in Queen's County, of the other : > all oe 1 2} , | part again had an attack of neur ilgia. Well, we | For particulars and conditions of sale apply at don't blame her. The remedy wis probab'y | the office of Messrs. Macneil! & Macdonald: too heroic tor second dose A learned e licitora. Charlottetown. specialist when told this yarn remarked, | Dated lith April. A, D, 1291, “Ths pain may have st ee temporarily, MICHAEL DELANKY. but it conld only have been temporary. apl3—dy law (m) dw Mortgagee. Continued he, “It is a fact that » sudden |

shock to inflamed and painful nerves will stop pain,” but the remedy is worse than the «is-

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ease, as many uuthinking people in after te ] yeara fiad out, who apply fiery and dangerous we ec. ympounds externally to stop neuralgia and rheumatism. They only continue to ck | os their nervous 3 ash fai yrant of the tact Co be sold by Public Auction, on FRIDAY, the os : : ee | “yt ; 29th day of May, A. D. 1891, at the hour cf that, as ia the morphia | ‘lwelve o’clock, noon, at the Court House in mental ani moral mature is thus gradually | immerside, in Prince County, under a powe! being destroyed. ‘‘ Make haste slowiy if you | Of Sale contained in an Indentare of Mortgage, i. é . : : : . dated the Thirteenth day of April, A. D. 1885, aeeee SO CaN nowt : ~| ge mace between William 8. Williams, advice toaiady by a friend who had o junior, andJemima Williams, bis wife, of the tired of chronic neuralyia by some | one part, and Joseph H. Locke of the other ' t ana , . ean ae ; ; time Johnson's Anodyn Ltoi nent inhaled, | ra Wi we a goed to Hos. Joha Yep tagen internally, ant applied ext as | LL the estate and interest of the said John vdvised in the wrap} around every bovtie. |Z Yeo and Williain Reid, as Assignees of said Neuralgia is a fever or inflammation he | Mortgage, in and to all that piece of land situate, nerves, and only b legrees can an . Fa ng and being on fownship Number Seventeen, . ee 2 ae : } in Prinee County, im szid Island, bounded as fol- mation becared ; and then only by an at © | lows, that is to say :—Bounded on the norta by treatment Old Di Johnson ul in | the Charlottetown road, onthe east by land in mind when he devised his Anodyre | ent: | Possession of Williem H. Brown, on the south by . . Serta j- ae j Jand in the possession of George Hinton, and on remedy now Known to everyon |} the west by the road leading from Summerside leserves to be. Surely a medi wt tj} tothe Charlottetown road, being ell the lands real merit could not have survived yr eig | describe i in an indenture dated lith January, vears. as this one has dons ' ¥, made between Wiliam 3. Williams, Senier, " ” f the one part, and the said William 8. Williams : . mh vile ther par ALSO—All that other tract, piece or parcel of ee Coe re nd situate fownship Number Seventeen

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lith says: A gentleman fishing in Lake Nt Charles yesterday succeeded killing a trout (couladie) weighing seventcen La half pounds. The monster rose to @ small trout fly and was only killed after a struggle ofanhour andahalf. The fish was 35 inches long. NOTICE. TINHE IMPORTED CARRIAG! TAL LION *Q@EM” will tnake t! 800 of 1891 as follow Will go to Charlottetown by train ou Mon- day, ith May, apa will stand at barrister 8 stables up to Monday, May 11; thence will proceed to Montague Bridge by Half-Way fouse, where he will remain over night;

thence to Montague Bridge on 12th anid re- main at J. J. McDonald's until evening of the 14th ; thence to his stable at Lower Montague, remaining there until Monday, 18th.

The above route will be continued fort- nightly daring the ssason, health and weather permitting

lerms for the Season : — $11.00 cash, or note of hand at first service, payable lst November.

CLOW & POOLE, Owners. James Puittirs, in charge. Murray Harbor, Apri! 24, 1891

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‘SEALED TENDERS addressed to the under- signed, and endorsed “Tender for Indian Supplies,” will be received upto noon of MON- DAY, 8th June, 1891, for the undermentioned articles, or any of them, tobe de ivered to the indian Superintendent on Lennox Island, in such quantities and at such times after the Ist Ju '“91, ag they may be required by him :—Flov lea, Sugar, Faciory Lumber, Shingles, Nails. the above mentioned articles as are transmis ae by post should acoompany each tender. uw or any tender not necessarily ac Any newspaper inserting this adye without authority from this the Queen's Printer, same,

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L. VANKOUGHNET, Deputy of the Superintendent Genera] of Indian Affairs, Departnient of Indian Affairs, }

Ottawa, Sth May, IS91, j mayl3

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Cotton, Print, Moccasins, |

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aforesaid, bounded as foliows:—On the north by he said Charlottetown road, onthe east by the ssid road leading from Summerside to the Char- ilettetowa road, andon the south and west by sssion of Louis Green, being all the two several indentures, dated tively 27th April, 1870, and in or about the month of March, A. D, 1885, made betweon Wil-

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said William 8, V/iliiams of the other part, all said lands being about forty acre3. more or less. Dated this 24th day of April, A. D. 1891. For further particulars apply at the office ot J. EE. WYATT, Barrister-at-Law, Summerside.

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Mortgege Sale. To be sold by Public Auction, on THURSDAY

the Fourth day of June, A. D. 1891, at

i'welve o'clock, noon, atthe Court House in

Summerside in Prince County, under a

power sale contained in an Indenture of

Mortgage, dated the Fourteenth day of August,

A. D. 1882, and made between Edward O’Brien

and Mary, his wife, of the one part, and Edward

Jarvis Hodgson of the otber part :—

LL that tract, piece and parcel of land, situ

4% ate, lying and being on Pot Namber Two. in Prince County, in Priece Kdward Island, com- ineacing on the south side of a road marked on the Land Office working plan of said Township as “Irving Road,” and in the eastern boundary of fifty acres of land formerly in possession of Alexander Murphy and now ina that of Thomas McGrath, being fifty chains east from the east- ern side of the western road; thence running along said boundary south forty degrees west to the north boundary of fifty-five acres of land con- veyed to John Haywood ; theace east along said boundary to the Clark Road : thence crossing , the same and following the eastern side thereof } southwesterly to the north boundary of land con- veyed to John Crockett ; thence east to a point sixty chains and ten links east from the western road (being the rear boundary of said land); thence south forty degrees west twenty chains and eighteen links, orto the division line be- tween said Township Number Two and Town- ship Number Three; thence east along said line to land now or fermerly in possession of Artemas W. Clark ; thenve north forty degrees east along the western boundary thereof to the Irving road aforesaid, and thence west along the same, cross- | ing the Clark road, twenty-five chains or to the place of commencement, containing seventy- three acres of land, a little more or less.

For further particulars apply at the oflice of J. KE. Wyatt, Solicitor. Summerside.

Dated this Twenty-third day of April, 1891,

EDWARD J. HODGSON, ap?3—eod& wy tl sle Mortgagee.

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