pg iew remaining cheese found business

tity of butter iu the Montreal market.. hsbeen reduced so that there is hardly ~ Qgglito supply local demands, while eaiceennt of cold weather and snow. I

Mylittle butter hasbeen coming in. Hporlefr ` _

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to he unsett.ed in Montreal until the l warm weather sets in. `

sdvance over the previous report, but t the advance has come at last. and beef, isnow selling at 50 cents advance ’ Piirk also has made a further advance.

:hall the primary markets, prices arei n _ _ . . _

Demand good. We quote Ami-i°ic-in =

. clear mess and short put clear at $16.-

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Our stock of Men s Hats and Llothiiig is a wonder to everyone who visits our, store '

For Newness, for.Style, for Values, .our Wonderful Stock Leads

Et cry body should wear out hats as they are the

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g t THE MARKETS.

5| Reported by the Maritime Merchant tiriifu, April isiii.

CiiEiL<r:._We report the condition of

the cheese market-in Halifax. the same as last week ; stocks ot cheese are con- tiiiually growing smaller and the pro- babilities are that new stock will soon bein. The market in London has as- sumed a firmer tone and prices have gnvednp a shilling with business 53s. 1 75d. to 54s. 6d. for linest Canadian cheese ` in active demand. The wind up of the season in Canada is develo Jingconsidei- ‘ able s‘rength, sales of round lots being made at 11 cents, and in cases ol the inset, 11;) cents. The Easter holidays t ph the old country tended to stop ex- portarion for a few days, and holders of

b€!st

& Lo s Hats.

See our Clothing. See our Hats. Just a word Our Carpet Department is boom

Ing. A magnificent stock of New Brnssel and Tipestry Carpets received this went; T

see them is to buy them.

IN perishfd by the bite of a scorpion

_ 1 Being a descendant of the gods, J upimr

About the Stars and Constellations As Tliey lfumed him i“l° 3 °9°sl"°ll"‘_tl°n- It 15

Now Appem interesting to note that Orion, though

[ now in Gimini. was undoubtedly once t The evening sky in April is always in the ztidiacal sign Taurus, iii wh‘ch

far from Orion will be seen the 'twin __ stars Castor and Pollux The former,

|we are told by mythology, was .tne son " I lol Jupiter and Leda,-while Pollnx was lnis hall-brother. It is related th it im

well worthy ot' our attention. for some of the principal constellations and first magnitude stars are there to interest us. Among these groups Orion is admitted Ito be the most wonderful spectacle ol all. It is mentioned by Job and Homer. Its principal sars are Betelguese. on the right shoulder; Bellatrix, on the left shoulder, and Rigel, the large red star on the left toot. Acrpss the centre of the group ‘nay be seen the three stars known as the ‘_‘belt” or “girdle ;” be- low these are several smiller stars, forming the “sword” while south of the girdle is the great nebula of Orion. The

l tween the two.

licent collection of twinkiers is as inl-

very brisk after the holidays were over. Ie said last issue that a great number ¢ fodder cheese would be made this

and as a matter of fact, factories

(hitario are alreadv commencing to,

mn out some, as prices are nigh

to induce the making of these

Butter.--The market.. for butter, both l

and in 'he Uuper Provinces is very `

Imi for choice eresmery. The quan-

om Montreal state that fre h butter has been selling at 20§ I

eenla, and that stocks of line but

very limited and the supply of

adually ialling off Fin-

mst e creamery is selling

at 18! cents. -Stock oi eggs in this market smell but prices have dropped '

to I2 cents. This :is a -contrast st year, and conditi- n~ in Mt-nvretil

thepriee has gone up lei o 2 the scales being made t 145 to

cents, due to the fact that cold wea-

still prevails in that market and 1 to the tact that reciptes of eggs . been scarcely sudicient to supply f demand. The market will continue -

PitovrsroNs.-- There is every indi-

of a further advance in both beef

pork. Last week there had been no

g high and the probabilities arc! next week We will have to report further advance. The trade in pt rk. 1

and lard however. is very brisk;

lllt now, and S514 75 has been obtainedl iorthe best American p'atc. Canadiaiil beef sells at $13, and nalves at $6 75.

Bum 25; P. E. I. at $15.50; tliin ii:~e~s atl ‘5‘ '

$14.50; runips, $13 75; pigs’ feet,

um $4.65; andjowels at 39.75. Th: pro- Z mrs, lhtiiity is that next week this piice; Pawn Will be advanced; the demand is good ,own htiwever, at the pi ice we have quoted. »

PRODUCE.-Recent cables 1-.re to /

llie effect, that the rnrirket in .-

Llludon is very steady and that; “S advance will prooably taker Place early. It is unusual to receive: Moll information so early in the seison. no stocks of petttoes have been some- Viel ri>plef»i,~i;e.1 by urrivnls from New Blllllswicli' by rail :ind from P. E. Island 5.? vessel; last week there were 6 t0 7

N the . - ' '

'at er unloading at Halifax

ne prices obtained range

ol) and 55 cents per bushel for

gtiod stock. There has been no either in the or piice

'¢l°¥lb1os

iii

value a`Bi:ut"2 `oeiil-`s""""

'llllted at 10 cents.

st_9.rid‘ '97, " are sold

20_c_ents but J

Geese a

\e¢wlen6and8§

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lows :-Orion ..as a mighty hunter.‘ who accompanied Diana to the chase ; but who, having misbehaved himselip

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passes closefo the Polar Star.. South

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t This star with others. firms an almost

. perfect sickle, Revuluebeiufg at the end

The fcoining gene-

ration wil1hév¢’fevifér

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kin diseases, because so imany mothers are using Baby’s Own Soap

Ti-is Ai.en'r 'r;oii.rr Son Co. lloN'ri»ii:At.

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' Ithe constelation Yirgo; It is also a

stat-of the Bret m-ignitude. Near to Sirius to eastward is Por Hvdrae;

o o

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- latiiii. I-lvrlra, which undulates across a

liar rv sp .ice in thc heatens, extending b »- "noni t,¥=inf~.f».r, Leo and Virgo. 'l`hi- {con~ttllat.o=i l-lydrzi. or the wawr Set- fpent. is said to represent the Iiearneiin hydra the d- struction of which constituted lone ot the twelve labors of Hercules. llt is also said to be emblematic of the

l rising of the Nile and even of the Deluge.

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Th Longest War in Record. ..

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Is that waged between

a boy and his clothes-the result is _generally in favor

of the boy.

' He is a bundle of

6° I _ aggressive activity, is the

boy. He sails in to knock

-I* I out that new suit on sighti

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.A , £03

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He usually succeeds all

too well.

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His energy and activity are hard to beat, but the ff-

passive resistance of our boys’ clothing will do it.

We sell make _of Boys cl1ildren’s

boys’ netting ift6\1’w1

,cHA'i1o'r'rE1‘oWN APRIL its ses

The man is not living who can beat Lliristts

dfiéfeilisalfitf

mortality was alternately shared b.-

it Taurus is said to be the bull under

whose form Ju iter cincs sled htmse f Q

\lV tm/iii \/Al. \n/ML;

when he carries off Ent-op-t. While the Pleiades were the seven daughters of Atlas and Pleiotre. ol whome six married immortal gods. but the seventh Merops, A married Sisypius. ti. mirtal. who didtft

generally acct»p'ed story oi this magni- Hike I0 MVS h6l‘ Out Bi Bight, 'S0 BWI'

eience we hive only couned six in the

group., The Pleiades _ ‘were used by the A- /4' ,eg » R

mariners of ancient days to steer their conrsesyover the _sea, and their rising

in the spring was considered it propit _

ions time for undertaking long voyages

Between Orion and the twins will ba ' °

tseen Procyon, a first-magnitude star in \ the cons ellation of the Little Dog. A line from Procyou between otha Twins

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fd” -=T_

V and to the lift ot Orion is the grandest y

0__f=a'il stars, Sirius, in the constellation 1

of the Great Dog; The rising of this

star accompanied therising of the ‘waters -

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in the Nile, and <it1wa;t~h'erefore of ‘gre a t yZ(f}_>/ ttmportance to the Egyptians. [It was 47,_ g

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;the.repi-esentativeot their God .Anubis f» 4-K \ \

. Near the zenith will be seen the bril- ""//

liant 'sfsr Regulus or Cor Leonis, the Lio.’~i tl-art in thi con' tel|-tion io

Z. -Q.

v ` ~ of the handle. Farther to the e`»i=t,_isud, _ .- 1 » almost in line with Regulus, is the bright __

tstar.Arctu rns,inthe constellation Bootes. -- - or the Hsadsmin, whose sigoilication ,is IW 5 ui) ,lost in the mist ot antiquity. ._A._ 'little Y

lhelow Arcturus is Spici, the sheat or -

y ear ot c-:rn in the hands of the vii"gtn,or

` \idi`*'

it is almost directly below Regulus. and 1 is the most brilliant star in the constell-

We are also sole agents for the Province for follow ing leaders

MaSSey |'|al’rlS

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Cleveland Red Bird

Columbias

- Grescents

Prices oi fully guarantet d wheels from $35 up Chainlcss $75

becond hand wheels from $o up

All ltinds ot repairing promptly attended to and satisfaction guaranteed

teen in these garments is » ' y 9

THE etcvis

Gharlottetovim and Summerside-

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