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Variety in Woman's Works.

To “begin as you can hold out” is an |

old adage often repeated for the benefit of the young wile; it may be dwelt upon by the young housekeeper at least with profit. One thing I never would ‘begin with is a copper tea kettle. I would never have the memory of that once bright but constantly dimming tea kettle haunting me; that is one bitter ex- perience which may be so easily avoid ed. When there are only two members of the family and acompetent girl in the kitchen the kettle may bekept bright, andthat too without great danger of the family drinking verdigris in their

tea: but when the children come, and |

the mother’s room is’ further re moved trom the kitchen,and her watch

ful care must be exercised over

and kettles, the pleasure of having copper tea kettle is greatly diminished, as it seems to be no longer possible for its good loocks to be preserved. A good tin tea kettle, of melon size, may be kept clean and bright at all times with little effort ;and the time and thought that must be given during an ordinarily long life to the copper vessel would easily be nsed to better advantage. A thoughtful woman who wishes well to all womankind, and who appreciates the beauty as well as the necessity of doing faithfully and with thought every humble duty that is owed to the home, is still sometimes appaled when the conviction is forced upon ber that the great mass of women think of uoth- ing else. She feels with pain and a great sense of joss, that the brains of

most women instead of being evenly |

developed are necessarily the reverse. Who does not know, aod esteem, and pity some woman of her acquaintance who retiresfrom school with a scanty equipmentinthe way of arithmetic, grammer, and spelling, and who after that never opens a book,unless perhaps some light novel; who skims through the morning paper, noting possibly the last murder, but nothing more! It seems as if even these women might be awakened to something better,might be made to appreciate the meaning which others give to life, and might become

interested in pursuits which give plea-:

sure lasting long after the copper tea kettle has been scoured into oblivion. —_— Es Oe

Distilling Attar of Roses. THE ROSE FARM [N INDIA WHERE THE PLANTERS GET $100 AN OUNCE FOR

THEIR PRODUCT.

“Genuine attar of roses,” remarked a New York chemist, “which is made in India and Australia, costs $100 an ounce at the place of distillation. It takes 50,000 rose blooms to yield an cunce of attar. They are the common roses, and grew in great profusion in California, where the distillaton of at- tar could be made a very profitable in- dustry, Ihave seen hedge rows near Samona, in that State, so dense with these reses that the odor from them on a warm, sultry day, caused a feeling of peculiar faintness and oppression in the passer by. Thisis the effect of the attar that is distilled by the heat and moist air, and is held suspended, as it were, in the atmosphere.

“There is money in that cause of faintness and indolence, but in this country not only the sweetness, but the great value of the flowers, is wasted on the desert air. In northern India the roses are regularly cultivated. They are planted in rowsin fields, and re- quire no particular care. When they begin to bloom they are picked betore mid-day. The work is done by women aud children, whoseem to regard it more us a pleasure than a pursuit of labor. The rose leaves are distilled in twice their weght of water, which is drawn off into open vessels. These are | allowed to stand over night, being | covered up with cloths to keep out dirt In the morning the water is coated with a thin oily film. This is the rare attar ofrose. It is skimmed off with a fine feather and dropped into vials, The process continues daily uo- til the bushes cease to bloom. So it may well be imagined that any essence or oil that requires the distilling of 50,000 roses to fill an ounce vial has & right to have a good price set upon it.

-_———— ee A Rich Man.

William King a very rich London merchant, who loved life, adopted a curious scheme to longthen the period of his declining days. He willed $1,000 to his physician, with the proviso that the sum should be doubled every year that the testator should be kept alive. The second year the sum became 82, 000; the third, $4,000; tho fourth, $8,000; the fitth $16,000; the sixth, $32,000; the seventh; 864,000; the eighth, $128,000; the ninth, $256,000; the tenth, $512,000. Upon the death of Mr. King, a few weeks ago, the pbysi- cian was paid $750,000, between ten and eleven years having passed sinco theagreement.

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Special Notices.

THE best place to get cakes, pies and con- fectionery 1s at the City Steam Bakery. J. Quirk, Prince Street. {june 13 lw

FREsit snowflake biscuits just received at Beer & Goff.

Say what you like about cheap -clothing, but if you wanta real bargain call at L. E Prowse’s. junl2

Txarots in great numbers, and the cheap- -~ the best, the largest lot of China, Glass

weal in tho city is at W CoL

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other | and more important subjects than pots | a| ing a cow, toget a small c eamer irom R. K. Brace, and try if ; | dollars a month by using it,

Atmonpob Canny and Raisin Cream Bar, at | the City Steam Bakery. jl3 iw Purr Gorn and other Baking Yowders at

| Beer & Golf's. {juld L., EK, Prower is selling great bergains tm Dry Goods. junt2

is the unanimous verdict of the ladies of | this city that it is cheaper to buy | , Cakes, | Buns, Rolls, &e., at the City steain Bakery | than have them baked at home. jl3 lw

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| I¥ you want bargains in dry goods go to 77}

| Queen Street, (Jus.

| Crorure for $4.50a suit at L. EL. Prowse’s. junl2

New Maple Sugar at Beer & Goff’s, — [jul0)

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New Prunes, table andstewing at Beer & |

| j i

, ’ ; | | Gof e, {jatd i Goon grey cotton for 4 cents a y ard at J. B. | Macdonald’s [jume7 «ky

Corrons, prints, ticking, ete., ch per than the cheapest at Robertson’s {Jub

New Copying Presses.—Bram* ke Bros. {, ane

We would advise any person in town, hav-| the profit will not be two | If not, it can be returned.

New Harts just opened at L. I. Prowsx’s,

fml,

Jv you want good value for your mom y to Robertson's. {ju6

A VERY NICE and vew pattern of Giassws:e, at W. P. CoLwILt’s. [june 0 Gw eod & wky

THREE 1H0USAND packets Flower Needs, all the best varieties and all fresh, for sale at George Carter's Seed Store, Great Georve Street. ‘Sw 2aw wikly 3

ALL persons baying Dinner Sets, ‘ea Seta, Table Seis or Chamber Sets, will get a nice present at W. P. Cotwitu’s

junel0-—-6w eod & wky.

Just ARRIVED, another large assorsmeni of Crockery, in China, Glass and Karthenw.r , which we Sell so cheap that it excels ali cum- petition.—W. P. Cotwitt

juaelO—-6w eod & wky,

Grain BaGs, wholesale and retail, price low for cash, at the London House.

Driep SMOKED BEEF SLictD at Beer « Goff's, [jus ALL wool tweed suits for $7.25 at J. B. Macdonald's. jjuve7 wky RHUBARB, dried apples, timothy sce, jus: arrived, at Kk. K. Brace’s. il

Lavigs’ Cheap Hats, just received, at J. B Macdonald’s. {james Fresh Marie Syrup at Beer & Gorr’s. (vay2s _ CuILpReENs’ Sailor Hats in great variety, just received at J. B. Macdonald’s. 3 Two hundred boxes Choice Figs just receiv- ed at Beer & Goff's. {may29 Men’s suits for $4.85, at J, B. Macdouala’s [june] wky New Dresstye.—A beautiful dressing for kid and oil goat boots at Dorsey, Goff & Co. J. B. Macponatp is selling cheap. Go there. {june7 wky Epps’ Cocoa at Beer & Goft’s. [may3 | Notice.—All Horse and Carriage and Dog Tax for the year 1884, unpaid ty | the 20th of June next, wiii sued for | | without further notice.—F. 8. Cuanpuer, | Collector. | m29 id Lavtss’ Straw Hats, just received, at J. i. Macdonald’s. | june. Wr have marked our Boots and Shoes low, and defy competition —Dorsky, Gorr « (\

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New Fearuers at J. B. Macdonald’s, {june3 wky

We are selling our Boots and shoes much cheaper this summer than before. —Dorsky, Gorr & Co. {m 27 Pratr’s Astral Oil, (Kerosene) just received

at Beer & Gorr’s, {m2+ Satins in all shades, just received at J. B.

Macdonald’s. j3 Fresh Buckwheat Fiour at Breer &

Gorr’s, {wid

Car Matcurgss (choice patent flour) re- | ceived to-day by Beer & Gorr. SARDINES, just received at Peer & (cff’s

[may3 GENTS canvass shoes at $1.35 per pair, and | gents dancing shoes, at Dursey, Gorr & Lo.’s.

[m23 EnGuise Jams and Marmalade, at Beer & Goff's [mays

CEDAR PdsTs.

200 CEDAR POSTS FOR SALE AT

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Sold everywhere, or sent by mail tea & letter-stamps. I. 8. Jounson & Uo., Boston, Mags.

ISLAND RAILWAY.

(V4 AND AFTER MONDAY, 2d JUNE, 1884, trains will

TRAINS DEPART. FOR THE WEST

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ATION | Xpress} ax’ 1 Mix’d, \ A MaA MM: P.3 arias t 3 6u0 | 825 340 ubpetion 6 15 9.40 4.00 orth i 6.50 | 9.52 4.47 i iv 7.00 1v.08 5.00 Mai Dese,.... 7.25 10.146 5.35 OGG AAO, © 6 és 65 7.08 lu.56 = =5.4) ee ee ee 7.4) jli2 659 ns? Or. .«. << toe ee” UG P.M. tar 8.20 1210 : 6.60 va? i«p 840 | 1.45 disc ithe kn cu eke s 8 55 2.US er tiewrlo be oe . 9 4 2.47 OPE WE: ic ck s ke o8 4.43 3.25 ’ Le ary. 10.35 4.00 MebuiGeldA & ..2+-0% 10.53 5.15 SUMS mips sce oes ‘kris 6 10 ao 88 33.66 7 00

TORO cx <4 cs TRAINS DLPART.— FOR TRE EAST.

run daily as follows (Sundays excepted ):—

TRAINS AR IVE.- FROM THE Wi ST.

~Ta IONS Express Mix’d, Mix’d. I~ +...) aoe U arlottetown oof 450 420 , 9.20 Royalty sunection . G) | 7.00 4.00 | 9 00 |-orth Wiitsbire.....| 6 26 264: 813 unter liver... | 6.15 9.38 | 8.00 petNPDGR el cos acces | 5.51 210 | 7.25 cunty Line... bis 5.45 150 | 7.16 ae ee oe 5.34 1.35 7.02 ee re 520 | 112 | 6.42 {ar 4.55 {12.35 | 6.40 || sammerside..... {A.M. | (sr| 430 ‘it.20 wiscoucke. . | 4:5 10.67 Wh NOR ok vk a , 357 10:29 sort Bali.. ss se eee | 328 9.35 i\ RIG Ss os oc vee | 237 5.15 ioomielad jeunesse a 2.20 } 7.50 | Leen hicks oes ay} 15% |} 7.10 igh... es | 2.5 6.00 |

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TRAINS ARRIVE.—FROM THE EAST.

STATIONS. | Express. | Mixed, STATIONS, —_| Express, | M ixcd. Charloitetown 3.30).m. 6 15a. m.|| harlottetown.... .| 9 05 a. m,! 6.30 p. m. ity sunetion.. aoe > 1 Gee (oyaity Junction....}| 850..°* | 6.10. * ork... eae Bee la kh 838 * |5.53 ° 7420 = * S33.“ Begieids.. 2.056.250; eek 16. “36. *. 1 ge ** er : dp. 860 -** 1445 * vount Stewart.. - aa. o..] 3 16 ‘ ount ctewart.. a] 7.55 se 4.30 *¢ evel <5, 5 ahsees <> Be T Se ae wre SO”. oe Te at.) Pater esi ist cede 70 *. | Ge = Gi: Peer esa cack. a ia 3.2 > Be Psa due Ms 6.04 “ lu 26 ** ear Liver......0.- 630 * 1379 walt. eka ches ar 626 ** 31.36 & Wk cases dg} |} 6.00 ** “T5290 « ~ouut stewart ......)445.m, 5.208 @ [| ¢OMM) ~- We WaTE .. 2.5% 755a,m, 425 p. m. COMPGIIND Sb once ces ies 15 42 " --, O26 =? | ard pa... ee ae | 3.38... ** Geor getown e+e eee ar] 6 00 és 110.00 ee ii sCOTRetoOWN «... 2... dp| 6 40 #6 4 45 **

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April 23, 1984,

Hoarseness.

Stallion Romulus,

HE imported thoroughbred Percheron-

Norman stallion ‘‘Romulus,” registered pedigree in Norman Stud-Book, page 2,313, vol. 3, imported direct from France, April, 1885, sired by the celebrated stallion * Kom ulus,” winuer of first prize and gold medal, over all others, at Universal Exposition Paris, 187s, will niake this season at the lowi: g places:— | Head of ~t. Peter's { giants g Mas 5th, plecving via tesin } Siuria, Moy 6, f | next day’s tram,

New Bedeque Road, at Geerge Clow’s, every

alternate Saturday, beginning May 10th, going by Younker’s, and returning Monday, by Tremere’s Road and South Wiltshire Road, | stopping at Henderson’s forge, at noon. | ‘Sill beat RB, Heartz’s farm, St, Peter's | Road, one week on Thursday, and next weck on Saturday, beginning May 8th.

Salance of time will be in the city, Upper Great George Street, near P. Large’s Carriage Factory.

| “‘PERMS -Fifteen dollars for the season,

| Mares aot proving in foal can be returned next

year free.

| For further particulars apply to BENJAMIN HEARTZ,

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