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CANADA Prevince of Prince Edward Island

In Chancery Before the Vice Chancellor

SOPHIA MARY McDONALD, aod others—Complairants at d BRECKEN,

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RALPH

Defendants. ’

fan order of this Hon- herein on the el eyenth notice 18}

In pursuance 0 orable Court made dav of November, A. D., 1898, hereby given that all pereons having c'aims

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Her Idea of Punishment.

There are many who think that had

they but been born in a higher sphere of life they would have known what com, lete happiness meant. ‘That this would not have been the case the fo!

owing story goes a good deal toward how g, Says the New York Herald.

It was against the Strict etiquette of the Dutch court of the young Queen Wilhe!mina to be allowed to play with any other little boys and girls, and she grew up practically alone

Wilhelmina was only about 6 or 7 years Of age when she was one day heard playing with her dolls. One wax baby misconducted itself in some way, and the small mother holding up a warning finger, said sternly:

“If you are so naughty, I shall make

| you into a princess, and then you wen’t

have any other children to play with and you'll always have to throw kisses

| with your hands whenever you go out

driving.” This she evidently considered the most severe punishment that could be

administered

A Little Nigger’s Discovery.

Lor’ a-massa ! Dont you heak it, Dar am suthin’ in de well.”

‘Oh, mv golly! I don feah it! l’se de nigger that can tell

With a fish-pole, then the nigger Felt around among the stones: While the scared one’s eyes bigger, As he uttered fearful groans.

aw | grew i

’Dar ain’t nuffin’ in the watah,’ Cried the brave one in surprise,

‘And I’m thingin’ that you awtah Quit yo’ cunnin’ nigger lies.’

Said the other: ‘It am certain, Yes am’ sure as yo’ stan’ dare, I was howlin’ from de hurtin Ob a hornet in my hair.

‘An’ I see, dare in de watah, De mos’ ugliest lookin’ tifig,

Starin’ at me, while de hottah Got dat yaller hornet’s sting.

My t he look so awful ebbil- Showin’ les his tect ann éyes, Dat I tink it am de debbil Come to take me by surprise.

Said the other: ‘Ob, de stuffin’! I’s been ‘sidering de case, An’ I’m certain yo’ see noffin’ ut de shadow ob yo’ face.’ — Montreal Witness.

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The Homeless Cat.

She stood in the tender twilight, While the soft wind whispered by ; Homeless friendless and weary, Under the evening sky.

rhe scent of the violets wafted From the grassy turf at her feet. And the promise of coming summer Made all things wondrous sweet,

o””

But alone she stood in twilight, With the dew on her roughened hair, And her soft eyes dimmed by unshed tears, Without a friend to care ;

Nor even a roof to shelter her, Or a kindly word is said,

As from door to door she moves along, Begging her daily bread.

Oh, think of het in your chéerful homes,

When the twilight shadows come,

As you gather around your bounteous board

against the estate of the late Ben) amin

Fane Wright, of Belmont, in the Royalty

cf Charlottetowo, in Queen’s County, in

said I-land, deceased, intestate,

are required to come

in and prove the same before meat the

Prothonotary’s office in the Law Courts

Ruildiag in. Charlottetown on or before

Tuesday, the fourth day of April, A. D.

eiyhteen hundred and ninety-nine, and all

per-ous neglecting to come in and prove

their said debts and claims by that time

are to be excluded from the benefit of said order

Dated this eighth day of March, A. D. 18.9

J. A. LONSWORTH, Master ia Chancery. W.S. STEWART, Q. C. Cowp!’ts Solicitor. Thurs, Sat, till lst prox.

Tues

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In the safe and happy home. |

| Give her a kind and gentle word— You can surely spare her that ; She may come to your door at any time— The homeless deserted cat. —-Selected.

The Ambitious Boy.

Some fellers like to play baseball, And some likes football, too, An some thinks marbles better yet (An plays fer keeps, they do), But where they’s any fun in them

Is more’n I kin see. | Fer Buff'lo Bill and cowboys Is good ’nough fer me!

I’d ruther roam the prairies wide An bunt the Injuns wild Than have to monkey rcund in school Jes like some little child. I don’t see how my folks expect Too make muck out 0’ me Unless I’m roun’ where Buff'lo B:ll An all his cowboys be!

If I could get a nice fast horse, A gun and pistol too,

t You bet I wouldn’t stay roun’ here

‘She never read o’ ,Jesse James

If you like a why that is jes’

With sich prospects in vey! I'd start right fer the wooly west, An mighty soon I’d be With Bufflo Bill and cowboys—

They’re goed ’nough fer me! '

I’m jest about discouraged When I think o’ what a name I’d carve in letters big and bold, ‘Sides winnin’ piles o’ fame ! I'd call myself the “Infant scout,” An soon my ma would see That Bufflo Bill and cowboys Wus jes’ the men for me —

I'd wear my hair way down my back And sport a buckskin coat With fringes runnin down the An open at the throat ; I’d wear a big sombrero An boots with spurs—oh, gee, If I could only live out west, Where all the cowboys be!

seams

My mamma says I’m orful bad Cause I don’t like my school

And sez if I keep on I'll be Jes’ nothin but a fool ;

She sez she jes’ can’t understan What hez got into me,

An what there is bout Buft’lo Bill Thats good she tails to see,

But then my ma she ain’t a boy So how is she to know,

Fer if she wus I bet she’d guess The reason I think so.

Er Iniuns shot cut West.

Er else she'd see why Buft'lo [Bill And cowboys is the best !

I guess they’s time ’nough fer me l'o go to school bime by.

Jes’ now I want to wina name— iiew ean I less I try ?

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The place you'd orter be. But Bufflo Bill and cowboys Is good ’nough for me! ——Boston Globe

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Shredded Wheat ' Biscuits

We have just recoived via. 8S. &. Stanley, another lot of Shre dded whole Wheat Biscuits.

Those Biscuits are highly recom mended to anyone troubled with poor digestion weak stomach etc.

They are made without the use of yeast, soda, or baking powder, and are both light and short.

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A LONDON CASE,

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Proving the Value of Dodd's Kidney Pills in Kidney Disease.

Lonpox, March 20 —Mr. Charles Dean, stableman at the City Hotel, comes for- ward to add his quota to the mass of evidence in favor of Dodd’s Kidney Pills.

Mr. Dean states that he had for three years euflcred trom severe cutting pains in the small of his back. At times they were s0 great tLat he had to lie down to

get reliet, Several remedies were used without bevefi. A doc’or prescribed for him, say~

ing \i8 kidneys were affected, but no good resulted, r

Finally he took a friend’s advice and used Dodd’s Kidney Pills The usual re- sult followed. Three boxes cured him out and out,

Chronic Kezema Cnred.

One of the most chronic cases of Eczema ever cured is the case of Miss Gracie kila Aiton, of Hartland, N. B. On asworn state. ment Mr. “iton says: I hereby certify that my daughter Gracie Ella was cured of Kezema oi long standing by using tour boxes ot Dr. Chase’s Oiniment. William Thistle

ruggist, of Hartland aiso certifies that he

pid tour boxes of Lr, Chase’s Ointment which red Gracie Elia,

According to a Toronto despatch Premier Laurier bas notified Mr. Spence of the Dominion Alliance that the vote in favor, | of prohibition did not represent sucha proportion of the electorate as vould justity the introduction by the goverrment of a prohibitory law, The government des cesion if, it is unnecessary (0 say, unvatis~ factory and displeasing totbe friends of probibition..

Keep Hinard’s Liniment in the House

The head offices of the Canadian Life fusurance Company ure to be removed from Hamilton to Toronte on acc. unt of high taxation in Hamilion.

Dr. Chase Cures Catarrh after Operations Fail.

Yoronto, March 16th, 1897. d fourteen, has been a sviterer from Catarrh, and lately we submitted him to an operation at the Central Hospiial. Since then we bave resorted to Dr. Chase’s Catarrh Cure, and one box of this medicine has made a prompt and compiéte cure, H. G. For,

Foreman, Cowan Ave. Fire Hall.

My boy ag

Count Tolstor’s new book, the proceeds of which will be devoted to the bukbhobor eettlements in Canada, is entitled, “The Resurrection.” The novel is strong in human study, with a central problem. Experts speak of it asthe most vivid piece of literature that has ever come from Tolstoi’s pen,

Minard’s Liniment is used by Physicians

Young Jesse James’ trial for train rob- bery nas commenced at Kaneas City. Mrs. Samuels, 74 vears old, mother of the James boys,was @ witness on the prisoner s behalf. The woman had one arm shot off

ty detectives years ago in defending her s008,

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To all who find th emselves with health gradually slipping away, Kidneys and Liver so disorganized that they aie incapable of keeping the sy+tem free from peisonous waste ~waterial, Stor ach Disordered, Boweis Con- tipated, Head Aching, Back Paining, take or. Chase’s Kiduey-Liver Fills, The quick way they help you back to health wiil sur prise you,

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And the question arises, What should we eat, drink

and avoid ?

Anything that dees not comply with the — the following, simple Hygenic —

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That which readily ates, and does not overtax the aigestive powers during the

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Tailor-Made vs. Factory-Made !

Take up the printed announcements of makers and importers of ready-made clothing,and when they strive to give emphasis to the alleged

merits of their clothing

they invarably

tell how nearly they approach to tailor-made.

Here are som2 quotations—

be ‘ Elegantly tailored.”

Cut and finished equal to order- ed work,” Kqual in quality, fit, and finish to suits made tu order,

or similar statements.

Then tailor-made clothes are different to im- ported factor y-made, otherwise there would be

no need to wake comparisons.

If tailor-made

were not the better clothes they would not be held up as the ideal to which the ready-made

gtrive to 1each,

The fact is there is a great deal of differ- ence between a factory-made imported suit and a tailor-made in style and dur~

ability.

The man that is indifferent as to the appearance of his clothes when he buys them and when worn a month, may be satiefied with a factorysmade, but if be bas regard to looks and economy, he will

buy tailorsmade garments.

paid for clothes made to special order, and are not sa

with the imported ready-made clothing, are duily adding, Suits aud Overcoats of superior ship that we are selling as low in price as imported

inferior quality.

All Wool Oxford Tweed Suits, All Wool Serge Snits, All Wool Worsted Suits,

we have made,

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and

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