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IAIRSTO. R., Auctioneer and Commis- sion llcrcliant. (mice and Warerooms, Dodds's old stand. Queen nt.. Ch’town. nov 7

URTON &Co.. E. 1! . Auctioneers. Com- mission Merchants. Money lenders. Islesrooms. Queen street, Ch’town. nov 7

0008103, B. I... Auctioneer & Com- Ierohant. Farm and stock sales s. spe. eialty. Sales-room. Water street. Sasssserude.

ORRIS. LEOXABD. Auctioneer. Coni’s'u. M llerehniit. insurance Agent. Sustnserude. Advances on consignments. Prompt lietu_nis. All business strictly confidential. Hey lb, '90

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Queen street. Clftowii.

ORRISOS, (2. 1.. Auctioneer &(.'ommls- slon merchant. Prompt returns. we Oct» l’.','90

COAL DEALERS.

roxs. c.. Round, .\'ut, Slack. rind Hard Coal always on hand. Water .'st., Char- lottetown, Nov. 14, W _

HUGHES. Ca t. John, dealer in all kinds of Hard and on. Coal. Water St. between Queen and Pownsl. Rev. 14, '90

'McMlLLA)-'. R. dealer in all kinds oflisrd ,L and $011.30.-tL 8 WOOD. Foot of Prince

Street, Charlottetown. Nov ti, ’90

ISENTAL CARDS.

DB. BAGNALL. Surgeon Dentist.- Corner Queen and Richmond Streets. Ch'town. Otflceliours, 9a.m., to I 11.11: ,2 p. m. nos p.ni.

. R. STRICKLAND extracts teeth without pain by veiaetablegiis, electric forceps. 25 years pnictlce. Wnttes gust-antes withall work.

INSURANCE.

CIACBERN, JOHN, Fire, Life, Accident. M Insurance. Oillce, licEnchern's corner Lower Queen nu, Ch'town. P. E. 1.

nov 7

estern Assurance Lo Uniee. south

Bkszkun. HORACE; Fire and llurlne. The is do ecu square, Uh'town. . soup,

BQUHART, A. 8. See Card in another U column, lob ‘ll

ESBBISAY. -YAS-. Queen insurance Co. of England. Confederation Life Asso.Uiilec_. Brown's Block, hlaket square, t:h'town. Jy.2o.

LEGAL CARDS.

CLEAN & MCDONALD. Barristers and So-

licitors. 0moe—Brown’s Block. Char-

town; Giitrney's Building. Water Street. Bummer-side. Money to loan. nov 7

~ WOOD. JAMES H. Attorney-at-Law, Com- missioner, etc. 0fllce.Ciimeron Block, Queen Sq, Ch'town. Money to loan- June 13

ABBU RTON I SIIALLWOOD. Barristers, solicitors. ac., Cameron Block. Cli‘town, P. .i.—Money toloan at low rstes. nov 7 DAVIES & iiASZARD.Bsrristers and At- torneys. Otlice, l)odd'l Building. Q0801! street, Charlottetown. P- 3- 1- DOV‘ 7 UARRIE, Bnr~

LEOD MORSON & M c ' ce—-Ch:irlotte-

_l_ risters. Solicitors. ac. chants Bank of Halifax. Money to loan. nov 7

V AC$EiLL s .\leDONAl.D._ Barristers, So- .L licitors, ac. ho. I34. (at, oeorge et. bizar- iouetown, P. E. 1. ‘Money to loan. nov. 7

EDDIX, J. ‘ _ Block, (Head of stairway), Lollectioiig carefully attended to. Money to loan. nov 4

& D. C. McLEOIJ.Bsrristei-s‘. Solicitors, . ac. Office. over Blink of hove. scotia.

Ch’town. Money to loan. DOV 7

LLISH. JOHN T-. Attorney-at-Law. No-

tary Public, etc. Ofllce. London [louse Building, Queen St-, Ch‘town. Money to‘loan at low interest. flan 17» 90]

TEWART it McNl‘.lLL. Barristers and So- licitors.—- Ofllee Newsorvs ‘Block. oppo- site Post Oiiice, Money to loan. July 2-». '90

DORE. F. W. L.. Barrister. Solicitor, No- tary Public. Commissioner, etc.—Oflice, London House. Loans negocinted July 25, '90

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PRINTERS. 13509

ASZARD, G. HERBERT. Book-binder. Printer and fltationer, Brown'sBlock cs-town. P. EJ. n0V7

NBS. J OHN, binder. Queen E. Island.

Steam Printer and Book- Btreet. Charlottet<;WI:._lP. O

SLAND GUARDIAN (‘o.—lilllhesds. Csrdsr I Circulars. Letter Heads. and ever!’ V3719 neatl and promptly execute .

0‘ pl-‘mm loclr,C ariottetown.

Cameron

AYLOR & GILLES PIE Bookblnderl. Blank Book hlSl1I1fIs‘3t'll'0l".s tcgoaozglh gmc Quggn sq., Clrtown, P. E. I. -

DIANUFACTURE5-

PALMER a C0. Ch’towu Sash spd D001’ . Factory, Peak’e's No. 3 Wharf, (.h'town.

‘i-. E. Island. l-hm 33- '91-1

RITE 3 8023 A. Founders t Machinistlo Foundry. King Square. Ch’town. Hguse hosting a specialty n ‘

1. 3; Ann," JASPII, Saddler end Harness P Maker. Reps done proinptlY- 50:5“ side Queen Square. 0 ftown. IIOV

ii-rows wootu ELEV;-ntum.P.x.l.

(is 84.1.; Branches and t?:w 31...“. I. 8. Wool wanted. novg ‘ 1' cl rs M s.- huung. spring It. chftovn. P- 3- 1- WV

RHINO. P.’!‘., Ilanufaotnrer ofusid dealer Boots s siio... cuionlvotk IIOPW5" - Lcatlfilers and findings. Water st. -90l|*"“'z-

stui X. side

DIISCELLAN EOUS .

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lLLlS.Co.. J. F'.. Plsnos .1 Ui-gun dealers, Queen Street, Ch't»own, P- E. l.

&.c.; hlcEnchern's Building. Lower

nov 7

AKE BRO’S. .e ()0, Ship owners. Chand- lers. llai-dwuie Dlercliiints.

Ulfilllfllltl ‘. 8. 00. L. Queen St. L‘ll’t0\vli, P.l§.l,

Agrelllll Black

LARKE. W. W.. Coin. lilerchitnt; A out

I-iirness _Steu.mers to London, [In fax 8 P. E. l.. & Fuhwicl-t steamship Co's.. Cans- disn hxpress (.‘o., Republic Bu Aseo. it London hiasonlc Mutual Asso..Clisr- lottetown. P. 1-: .l.

lding .5 Loan «loo 9

NE

\\_TBl\'.liY. _l'E.VTO.\’ '1", Wholesale Grocer, ‘ L.oir_ivnission Merchant, Shipping Agent. “Y0. llnriiie. & Accident insurance. & Dominion S. 3. lines, Water St. (Jh‘town. 22 OOMBS, 0.11., Coniinls’n slerchsnt, whole-

sale Grocer. dealer In Produce, Agent Cornwall Cheese. 59 Queen St..(,‘h':ou'n. nov ‘:2

7 EI.fi‘.l’ll0XE (‘n., it. Angus. blnnsger. Of. flee. ho. 81. Lower Water St., Ch’town. Connection with nearly all parts of the island OOK &Co.. Photographers. Apothecaries linll. Uhurlottetowii.

t_ns finished in best style.

lnnian

Rooms ov Ph nov 22

I IGGISS. J0llh’—%owing Machines repuicd promptly ; satisfaction gnniuiiteed Nor-I li side Queen Sqniire, Clrtowu, P.li‘..i. Jul-< ‘.’.f»'90

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Wm.

ERCIIANTS BANK Ol" I’. E. [..—l.. H. son. F. L. Ha;-znrd. L. L. Beer. l-lcnj. llcsrtz.

opposite Bishop's Palace, Great George St. Souris Agency. J. J. Hughes. Agent.

LECKIE. .i_. A., Graduate of Royal College or Veterinary Surxeoiis, Glasgow. l-ildon House, Kent st., Charlottetown.

Davies. .\l. P., Presidmit ; ll. 1-‘a.i-quhur. Dod-1. Cashier: Wm. McLean. Otlice

nov 7 ”'

LIV'ERY STABLES.

V TORTH'S Livery Stables. Prince S1. (‘hm-. lnttetown. Telephone (‘0ll.llIlI.‘nll('lIZl-VII. First-classTesuis supplied promptly. n- x 2--

it.Lis. P. i-.. ifoarding and Sales Flzilll--.-_ Great-George Street, opposit Palace. Charlottetown- Dec 5, ‘Ml

lii.«h-.-p‘-

VV'IIOI.ESALE .

ARVELL BRO'S., Commission Merchants, wholesale Grocers. Agents for-—0ld 8 may and Victoria Mines; the Guardian, P re, and the Boston Marine insurance; the Allan Line; the Quebec and the Boston, lI8.llf!IX&« P. E. Islsml Steamship Lines.

(1-

nov 18

YRICK & Co., J. H., Packers 8: Dealers 8t., Ch'town; Tignish & Alber-ton.

in Pork, Lard, Hams. Fish &c., Grafton nov32

HAVE You

Indigestion,

or any of the many ailments caused from a Billions

If so try a. bottle of the Great

A surc cure for the above ‘ diseases. '

Cli’town, Jan, 30, ’9i—d :3-tw

these ‘- Where.

.V1!».q_vi¢

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Our 'l‘ca.s, as a rule, have given (3. but the lot. that we are retailing this wi toilc the best value that we have ever§iinprmetl.

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BEER &:__ G- ZEI"ZEI“’S-

ellent. siitisliictioii, . er has turned ‘out

0lll' 240. is the Sti'oiigest and _llleSt-l“lll.\'0l'ell

Tea for the money on 1’. , .. Island.

llEDIlll’l‘Illl‘lS MADE ON PARSELS OF5 P0

T-lEEIEtQU

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NEW SPRING éimsi

JUST OPENED.

Ffbld. 1\I EN AND

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this AND UPWAllllS

G:OFF.

EEN .2. mile SQUARE sronns.

TEN CASES NEWEGST LONDON HATS,

Bought direct from the Manufac- turers, the Prices Cheapest con- sistent With quality. Do ‘look at ats before you; buy else-

J. B: MACDQNALD.

Constipation,

Stomach ?

Discovery

Best

C. D. RANKIN, Agent for Queen’: County.

J. A. GOURLI E, Agent for Prince County.

date.

1590.

Dissolution of Partnership

HE Partnership between the undersigned

as Barristers and Attorneys, under the style of l’Auu-zit & MCLEUD. linvlng_ termin- ated by lapse of time, is dissolved ll‘0ln llll:

Dated at Charlottetown. 31st December,

.Jsn7—-all dlys 3 w. wklys 2 mos. H., Barrister, &c., Cameron ‘

O

MALCOLM MCLEOD, H. J. PALMER, D. C. MOLEOD. ,

TH

E undersigned have entered into Part-

undcr the mime of

M. do D. C. MCLEOD.

OI-‘l-‘ICE -Bank of Nova Seotis. Building. Charlottetown, P. E. Island,

Ch’town. Jan. 2, lslll. all dly papers 3wks. wklys 2 mos

NOTICE.

nership as Attorneys and Solicitors

MALCOLM McLEOD, D. C. MCLEOD.

(oi the late firm of Palmer & McLeod)

Barrister, Attorney at - Law.

Onicl -0'Hnllora.n Building, next door to Bank of Nova. Scotls.

Jan?-

JAHES PALMER.

Notary Public, I-Etc.

NIONEY TO LOAN, -3111 P41

. :C ll l'ol'WheIt Cuwowv nouoriuiis ‘:3 gold -

or due Flour Shorts fl! 9“ l‘ ’ - gm 5‘ for sale ggisiige. l"lour,bornmeel rob -,7. _”

ere, amide, But mstsrisl of III kill S

CHUBNAN. CIIIICOO-s F|IhIIf'l llIdb|I1ld- §on'llCIlIl|‘6I'I sspsollflr-4"!‘

General Insurance Agent,

QIIEEIS SOIIIRE, CHIRLOTTETOWN,

Lancashire, Commercial Union, and Brit ich Sept.

151:0 w. WADEAN.

curios srnsirr, ciuntor-rizrowzv,

A. S. URQUHART.

THE GREAT_ SLAUGIITER SALE or

fiocts

-_.-.\*o\v GOING ON AT 'l‘:_liE-——

Bargains. - ,_ ,

hoes

llllllllllllll Blllll All 3llllESlllll[

Will‘ be‘ continued Dr.” "G oglhere for

LAC FLOWER. , STANLEY

S

S.

on crimes.

White CO‘l3'l3OI1S,

Print Oottons, Sheeting Cottons,

Pillow Oottons,

Ginghams, Tickings,

Flanneletts, , Linen Shootings, Pillow Linen,

I-Iessia.-ns.

STANLEY . BROS.

Bnonriws annex.

Cli’town, eb. 19.

BROWNS BLOCK-

’. Us Is“-V30

, REPRESENTING:

America Insurance Cornpavtiés. i3. '89- I!

3. UNDERTAKER, ;

iC"

Algrge sssortment of Caskets, Define and =1 Trimming; kept constantly in stock. Undertaking personally attended to.-Charges

moderate.

i (X’t0‘'!‘s 59?“ ‘W339’ '7 l

CALEDONIAN

TIIE OLDEST SCOTTISH OFFICE. ‘Found-ed 1805. I

NSERVTIVE in their BUSINESS. Prompt iintheir

Settlements. Ill-.S'l£-1'6 rcgceirzst F ire-

E. II. NORTON & Co.

,NSUllANGEfi COMPANY.

Agents for P. I}. Island. 5

CHARLOTTETOWEOPRINCE EDWEARD ISLAND, MONDAY, MAEEE 16,1891.

PI |-.\-5 Make jlew. Rich Blond!

nirhese pills in wonderful discovery. ‘e

all manner of boxisworthtasutiniesths t-ostof tl. box of

mu. A noon. The expel all Delicate women uni

mail for Sets. ti stumps; five boxes 1.00. DR. !. JOHNSON .! C0., 23 Custom House EL. n. Mus.

no others them in the world. Will positlvelv cure or relieve The information &N)l:1!’l.(l out about them. and you will always be tlis ul. Oxi: impurities from the blood. t benefit from using them. Illustrated pun t tree. Bold everywhere, or sent I3

gin ga'rnrr:;s' Quartfilrlr

s ‘ 1 p . ' Seed Testing at the Experi-

mental Farm vs‘. at Home.

sv sons ss:.uu:i:v.

I notice that you gave tliearticle on testing seeds by Prof. Saiund-~rs s plaice in your number. and as your columns are open for discussion, I ask yuu to give the following a place iil.-4-». To my mind this seed question is brcmniv-g ltl0ll-l- tnnons and threa.:lba.re, and I think the - Professor is making a‘ great mistake in taking up the question in this city. ‘ My idea of an Experimental station is that it

HARDWARE

liiitllwilin llAllllWAl_lE

mwhéowhm

WHOLESALE & RETAIL

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GllAllL0’l‘TE'l‘llWN

Feb. 17.‘——1 yr. 43 0 d do w

HARDWARE

DODD & ROGERS

should be an educator of the fsriners and people by giving them such inf prnnttium

teach them to be better formers, bitter experts in their business, and above all to depend on themselves and not on the g_ovei-mnent for assistance to do the most. simple and easiest of experiments and tests, viz , that of testing see-ds. Why don’t the Pl‘0f‘t:BO0!‘ issue a. bulletin and tell the farmers bow to do this in their own homes and in their own kitchens? Can the teacher tench his scholars how to read by reading to them '3 Neither can

this work by sending their samples to Ottaivat to be tested. To me it looks childish and ridiculous to ask farmers to send their samples to Ottawa, when they our test them quite as well at home; my evcn, if not quite so well, it is’ an edu- czitor and instructor, and will ben step in the direction of awakening rm intense in this class of work, and this is. just the point, and a very important point. Farm-I ers do not, as 3 class, take enough inter- est in the details of farm work, and if this interest can be awakened in any way, it good work will have been begun.

Many will say, “ how can farmers test their own seeds '9” Nothing is easier. Take a few small flower «pots, or, what is better, some shallow boxes similar to those used by gardeners for setting to- mato plants in, and count out one‘ bun-. drcd seeds of each variety, iind .l'lt them in this box, first filling it with nice. clean, good soil—sometliing soft and f rinble that wont bake or dry ‘too quickly. Uleiiii sand is bett -r than it stifl' herd soil. A box 12 x 6 will hold 12 to ‘I8 samples of 100 seeds7e-icli of any ordinary variety of garden seeds Keep this" box satin and moist, and watch the growth, and when nicely sprouted count out the num- ber grown; and that will give you the per cent. For instance if 85 out of the 100 grew. than 85 per cent is the growth of that sample. Should one test or any one sample tested not grow satisfactorily, tr it again. Don't condemn with one ti-in , for l have known the second test to be of-

BENSDORP’S

0

extensive works in Amsterdam,

its production. famous South American plantations. exclu hydraulic pressure resulting in 2. powde

completes the manufacture

Dutch Cocoa." to any other. -

in Clisrlotte'own by Geo. Carter <3‘ Co. Dec 15, 1890.

B0Y.AL DUT.liH llllllll.

Ei\'SDORP’S Royal Dutch Cocoa has a

most enviable repute the world over. It is manufactured at Bensdorp 62° Co.'s Holland. The excellence of the beverage is not to be wondered at, considering the care exercised The beans from which it is manufactured are the product of one of the

sively. The crop is shipped to the factory, where it is carefully picked, roasted and ground; the grease is then extracted by

entirely free from oil and moisture, which The product is then put up in parchment papers and in turn enclosed in hermetically sealed tins, which preserve it from deterioration in any climate. It is so highly appreciated at court that it is manufactured under Royal Letters Patent of the King of the Netherlands, by whose . special command it is known as the “Royal The Royal family of Great, _ Britain are constant consumers and prefer it

Bensdorp's Royal Dutch Cocoa is for sale

ten entirelydifferentfroni the firstaiid more satisfactory. Farmers will liud this at most interesting and instructive Iork,"and one thiit everyone should be familiar with, for I venture to say, were they more f-uniliar with the izcrminntion and growth of "seeds, 'and- the" ‘beautiful, delicate, sensitive things tlicse= young and_ tender plants sire, they would be more consider- ate and give them a. much better see! bed, and by s) doing enhance the value and chances of their crops fifty percent.

of your readers to the article that appear- ed in the February number of your paper on seeds, p.-we 5l, viz.:——-“ Reply to our ' seedsmen and some needed l'efu!’ln8.”‘ The hints at d instructions there "vein, with my feeble remarks, will, I think, enable any man of ordinary intelligence to test his own seeds. and if he does not succeed just as he might wish -it the iii-st time, by persevering he will s--on be able to do this work to his perfect Sill-lsflctlull ~- Fai'mcr's Advocate. .

Cost’ of ignorance.

I’

In no business perhaps does ignoruiice have to be paid for more promptly thnii in d-iiryiiig \Vlien we churn, if we don't know the right degree of temperature for %he cream we may either waste many hours at the crank or else have the but- ter conic too Soon, with flavor and tex-

CROCKERY.

T:

Doz. Cups and Saucers, 250 doze Plates, I00 dox. Bowls,

30

sold cheap, at the Cheapest Crockery Store.

W. P. COLWELL. Cb’town. May 30, '90.

lo.) doz. Tumblegs and Goblets, 600 Butter, Cream, and Preserve Crocks, 400 Water Jugs, Dinner Sets. Tea Sets, Chamber Sets, Glass Water Sets, Table Sets, 500 Bowls, a large number of Milk Pans, Bean Pots, Flower Pcts——to be

lure ruined. If we don’t know how to feed our cows we may be wasting feed every dny; we may be dairyiiig with the wrong breed, and so on through the II whole business; if we do not have the knowledge we are always in the way of making heavy losses. In the present. state of dairy science it is inexcusable

when he, by a little reading and study. can beasfully infurtiied on every dairy subject as the most expcrt.—Farmer‘s

Advocate. -::——

Causes of Ropy Milk.

ron s_AI.i:.

decided to otter for sale at a bargain

Mile Creek,

—ALSO—

Furniture and other utensils. Address

DANIEL MCEACHEILV,

Nine Mile Creek P. 0. Ian. 33. '9l—3i wky

Iivrnxninc to leave the Island 1 have

Ten Acres of Land at Nine

With good Dwelling House and Out Buildings

1 Good Horse. 9. Waggons, 2 Slcizhu, 2 Sets Iisrness. and fl good Boats. together with

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This is a matter that has puzzled many a dniryinnii and milk dealer. as well as farmer. Such milk is almost useless sud unchurnsble, and yields a very small per cent. of butter, and it is sell to know the cause and ruined . if shy. Pruf..F. Short, the Suite heinist for ~ Wisconsin, says this about ropy milk in the annual report of the Food and Dairy Commis- sioner for that state :-—~

“Ropy milk is said to be produced by a variety of causes; illness of the mem- mary glands, inflammation of the udder, cold of the same organ contracted by lying down on the ground, atmospheric influences, fodder containing certain plants. distillery slop, unclean roomspsnd utensils, etc. he remedies are equally numerous. The alleged causes for Pup] milk point to two assumptions; either the

~MRS. ROSS-Dear Madam, AVING used your " Magic

best article I have ever tried

in horses, to give it a lair trial. Yours respectfully, PATRICK WALSH,

in 23] llarness lake

Pisa‘: Remedy for cam-in is the Best, Easiest to Usesudcbespast.

CATARRH Us

STANLEY Bitincs, Dec. 23, 1890.

and: would recommend farmers and dealers andtllst the mill. gets

:milk when drawn from the cow is in- lfected with the ferment. or the milk 5 is infected after it is drswn from the cow. Iffo experiments have been to prove or disprove the first usumption. Thst ropy milk may be caused y infection lafter it has been drawn from the cow liss

nealufl lbeen proved by experiment. If sterilized

Solve for scratches and cuts on llorses, ; null: be Inoculated with ~ropy _milk and I hive no hesitation in saying that it is the , kept at is suitable temperature, it it ill be for the purpose, observed thst nu cresni rises to the toy,

within twenty

and instruction as will help them and I

Prof. Saunders teach farmers how to do ’