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PRINTERS, BOOKBINDERS,

BLANK BOOK MAKERS. Workmanskip and Lewest Prices,

. jet cf information sud ab- /@ A penne the lawa, showing Liow to,

am atrs: ‘ . ’ ia » osain Patents, Caveats, Trade,

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5 Set Satisfaction guaranteed. Teeth ex- tracted without pals

pu. J. P. MORRAY,

Queen Street.

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DIRECTLY TO THE SPor.

r INSTANTANEOUS IN ITS RTO". For CRAMPS, CHILLS, CCl: > DIARRHEA, DYSENTERY, CHOLERA MORBUS, and all BOWEL COMPLAINTS,

NO REMEDY EQUALS THE PAIN-KILLER.

Perry Davis? Eyes

UVES’ DRUG STORE

& we intend moving from out present A Stove to the more commodious Store in “oRRIS’ NEW BLOCK, we will sell off our

Pancy & jlet Articles at greatl rack of Pas = Tos — : y In Canactan Cholera ard Be-wc! redaced rates, ViZ., pon alite rs errant nel iicica!. an on Roem ; cures in avery short tima. SOAPS eeetaee, FRENCH AND THE BEST FAMILY R=wroy For 4 ey. We AME oN BURNS, BRUISES, SPRAL: es All the well-known RHEUMATIiSM,

PERFUM ES. kinds on the market,

Large essortment of Hair, Tooth, Nail and Clothes Brushes, Combs, Toilet Powders, Paste, Tooth Pastes, Powders, Creaais.

Agent for Lazarus, Optician, London and Montrea:

SPECTACLES at all prices aud «ualities,

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WEURALGIA and TOOTHACHE.

Seu evemrwuene AT 2600. A BOrrie,

2 t« area both internally and exterz: @ lt acts cuiekly, affording almoe* inst, ef from the severest pain. 9

i . 4 Dewars of Counterfeita and Imitationg,

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TAYLOR & GILLESPIE.

_ We are making Special Reduc-

Wise ives “io, ts tions during this month on the

"ony payne. Pied satedonenes ove binding of. Magazines, Winstr aay cnnust Monee |IPapers, Periodicals, ete.

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sers of Real Estate. { jané Sign of the Big Book, J. D. McLeod's Corner: ue McGILL PROPERTY, the handsomest sf the city comprising 15 half acre and 5 one acre Lots; also, 2 acres, with Dwelling House aod Outbuildings, will be soli by Auction e arly |}

in May, when due noti-e will be given, } 5 R. BEAIRSTO, im eod Auctioneer. y

SHARPS Cua Hata & Cari

x)--~——— ae “Arrived~A Full and Complete Stockh TR of Eyerything in Our Line.

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CRoup a! Couaes | pROOPING CCGCOLDS. sV40O YEARS IN USE. PRICE 25" Pre BOTTLE &.

ARMSTRONG & CO. PROHRLETORS St. John., N. B.

UILDERS 1—We “{NARRIAGE B !—We ‘

entire stock of Carriage Goods, and give up the trac For the coming season we will sell, at Specially Reduced Price: for Cash, HARDWARE and CARRIAGE GOODS. Term:

shor rices Low for Cash. Shor, Priess IORTON & FENNELL,

Charlottetown, Dec. 9. 1890—2aw and wy City Hardware Store.

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Store is undergoing extensive alterations, we wil

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‘duri t xt four weeks, offer some Specia

, THE B. LavRancs CroeKS. SILVERWARE, &e., at a Great Reduction “peetacles and Eye Glasses. avoid trou’ple of storage.

G. H. TAYLOR.

Watchmaker and Jeweler, North Side of Market Squar

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THE only Optical Goods in Canada whieh have Vien Pen “a Smmended by the Presidents and Socieries ents of all the Medical and Surgical! tes in c anada and Great Briteim. Far | be Ace EY Other for retaining perfect vision. | “weat for ( harlotistown,— W a «. &,. JTRY, at bmaker, Joweler and Uptician, North Side of Queen Square, eat Opposite Poet Oflce, aig Sept. 4, 1809. faw

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OU R $2.75 W ATCH, not last as long as the more expensive ah,

a ia just the thing for a boy attending school or for boating or fishing pass,

W ll lsaving the risk and yet doing tho work of the better Watches.

| y : h Company, only better al-

OUR $4.50 WATC 9 e pin Meagher ype jeweled.

| : rs- Aur THRER THOUSAND ROLLS OTR $7, $10, $15 AND $20 WATCHE pondinglyet-

WALL PAPER t : i - . ble e. APER, at 334 per cent. dis- ; : : by seading to irrespo — Jam closing out this branch of my ter goods. You will be safer in trading with 7 ~— = thine goes wronare nant 4, and wil] se} out at the above dis- parties at a diatance, and who, if a mamspring ) tee and stand by every Ych

morder to make a speedy clearance. too far away to send to. We are here to guaran

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fore buying.

- ix | ‘STATIONERS | _A Complete Stock of PLAIN and FANCY STATION s ERY, at prices that cannot be beaten.

intend clearing out ouf

+TAVING TO REMOVE in the Month of April, while our

ODDFELLOWS COLUMN. Lodges in P. E. Island.

x CHARLOTTETOWN }: .

St. Lawrence Lodge, meets Monday.

Wildey Lodge, meets-Baiday-

Port la Joie Encampmont, meeta second » Wednesdays Oe - }

SUMMERSTDR :

> Primee Edward Lodge, meets Thursday.

' What ts @ddfcllowship ? To voice with the voicings of wisdom, ¥. nk with the thoughts of a fool, T W With the light of a college dulled with tis dullness the schoo!

mblance of deepest emotion mevils of life to deplore,

werless ag wreck on mid-ocean T¢ reacue from desolate shore

Te @ws poortith man as a brother Upeated in image of God, Yetaisinys of conacience to smother ‘And grudge him e’en place on the sod, Not this, Oddfellowship.

THiive out the teachings they teach, To hasten the footsteps of weal ; The souls of the faithless to reach By means of the life wounds they heal.

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Voice yielding up place to the deed, Ear listening the cry of distress,

Heart high-strung in cadenee to plead And prompt in its measures to bless,

Me radiance to scatter earth’s night, o guide by the generous hand Chrough an atmosphere flooded with light, To a home in the sinless land. This is Oddfellowship.

A. D. M.

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| Mathered Gems From Many Sources.

The most difficult thing in our Order is to live up to its teachings.

It is not what Oddfellows “think or say, But what they do, that will have its effect

Not every mau who carries the symbol is an Oddfellow, but he who dveth the wofk of the Order.

_ Less of the boomers and more of the workers should be the object and aim of the subordinate lodges.

The gavel in the hands of the Noble Grand is the emblem eof authority, and should always be obeyed.

Candour, kindness, forbearance, hoping

’ wi 1 ne _Oddfeliowship is one of the finest frnits of Christian civilization and the staunchest bulwark of order and virtue.

We should all rejoice in being part and parcel of au organization that has such a splendid record for doing good in the world.

He who loves the Order for its pure tenets and its capacity to unite good men fur a good purpose is entitled to the name

————— SSS Jot Oddfetiow.

: The Grand Lodge of Texas recently de-

cided to sell the Oddfellows’ Orphans’

a Home, as there is no present demand for it.

Fortunate Oddfellows,

Oddfellowship as a mural institution

,{demands a belief in a Supreme Being, and

enjoins upon every momber a due regard fer all that tends to a moral manhood. Oddiellowship undoubtedly contains « larger percentage of men who oarn their hving by regular daily duties, paid for by wages or salary, thau any other order in ex- istence,

Nearly all of the country lodges have gone to work to swell the membership, and from appearances it looks as if this year will be one of the most successful for many rs.

A gavel made out of wood from the “Charter Oak” that grew at Hartford, Conn., has been presented to Grand Sire ee Grand Rep. Ralph Burnham, of that jurisdiction.

~ Every applicant who desires to join the order should come tv its offices unbiassed by friends and uninfluenced by mercenery motives, and offer himself a candidate freely and voluntarily.

“When staff-work degenerates into mere dramatic parades and spectacles—leaving

Se . the practical work of the Order, such as

Sekine the sick, to take care of itself—

then it is time to dispense with staff work.

a Lt.-Gen. Underwood was tendered a

ftoyal reception on February 18th, on his last visit to Minneapolis, There were over 200 chevaliers in full uniform and about 1,G00 persons in attendance. There was a battalion drill, etc.

_ Mirriam Lodgs No. O6 was instituted at yt: Stephen, N. B jon the 26th inst. by

jnPast Grand Representative Samuel Watts,

Collector of Customs. The new

t v4 OLodge starts off with just one hundred

members. The work of conferring degress was efficiently performed by Fellowship Lodge No. 97, Sslais, Me. About 10 302

\supper was served in the oe Vestry to

the members of the new ge by the

ladies of that church.

Remember the Independent Order of Odd fellows requires its members to be physically ag well as morally sound. A man may possess an excellent character, but if he is not up to the standard physically he should be rejected.

We find the following in an exchange: **Love those who humble and contradict you, for they are more useful to your perfection than those who fistter you.” And never be- fore did we know what had so imperceptibly led us on to the graceful perfection we now enjoy and rubbed the wrinkles from our furrowed brow, blessed us with the beams of cheerfullness and the elasticity of youth. We advise our decrepit sex«genarian friends te try a few doses of it,

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Dyspepticure—le cot a palliative, but a cure; it first relieves, then controle, and finally entirely subdues the irritation and in- flammation of the stomach that causes indi-

2 Tery nice patterns, and persons requir- we sell. H. Ww. TAYLOR,

a Walt Paper would do well ta look at this J. B. MACDONALD, CAMERON BLOG

tas O16 — iw Qneen Street.

Charlottetown, Feb, 23, 1901

gestion and dyspepsia.

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VOL. 27.-NO

The Higgins Will Case. The following are the decrees granted on Thursday last by His Lordship Mr. Justice Young in the above case.

rick Higgins and his wife died from the effecta-of expusure on their way from town to their home at West Royalty in December last. They were childless, but had adopted a girl named Eliza Lawlor nine or ten years ago. Mr. Higgins willed his property in favor of this girl, who is now fourteen years of age; and his heirs sought to set aside the will, calling for proof in sulemn form. Mr. A. A. McLean, with Mr. Mellish appeared for the executors; Mr. F. L. Haszard for the beneficiary, and Mr. Hodgson, Q C., and Mr. M. McLeod, Q. C., in oppos- ition: In Progatre Court, 54th Vic., A. D. 1891.

In re Estate of late Patrick Higgins, de- ceased, testate.

Judges’ Decree,—Having carefully read the voluminous evidence produced in this

by the advocates on both sides; and duly censidered the strong and corresponding teatimony contirmatively given by the Rev. Mr. McElmeel, the spiritual adviser of the testator, by Dr. Stephen Jenkins, his med- ical attendant, and by Mr. Arthur Reddin, the three subscribing witnesses to the will of said testator, and also by Mr. Mellish, his legal adviser, and by Dr. Conroy, being his two executors:—J can come to no other conclusion than that at the time when the said testator executed hia will he was of svund disposing mind and memory, and, therefore, that the said will has been sub- stantially proved before me in solemn form, I do, therefore, hereby decreed that the will of the said Patrick Higgins, de- ceased, the said Testator hath been, legally executed, and is hereby sustained as the last will and testament of the said Patrick Higgins, deceased; and that the probate thereof, or letters testamentary granted by me to the said executors therein named,

confirmed with costs out of the said Estate.

Cuaries Youna, X Judge of Probate. ~ March 26, 1891.

to oosts,——From the evidence given by witnesses in opposition to the said will there appears quite sufficient to show me that the heirs of the testator thought they had probable ground to question the capa- city and memory of the said testator when he executed his will, and as they did not take proceedings to set aside the wil] vexa- tiously, and for undue litigation, but for justice to themselves, as they hoped, I,

fore, further decree that the taxed costs of the oppoeiig party be"paid out of the Estate of the said deceased.

Crartes Youne,

Judge of Probate. “arch 26, 1891,

> ip > <ipeee-- - Curiositics of Wedlock.

_ The jvining of the right hands in ancient a had the solemnity and validity of an oath,

Goethe said that he married to obtain re- spectability.

Wycherly, in his old age, married a young lady for spite.

It will be remembered that the late Pat- |

' Sermuda Bottled. |

“Yeu must ge to Rerowdn, Wt) you do not £ will net be resronsi- ) ble for the consequences,” * Sut, } Coctor, BE can afford neiilsee the

?time nor the money.” “Wels. if? | ¢ that is lmpossibie, try

_SoOrrs

OF PURE NORWEGIAN COD LIVER OLXL.

Tsometimes call it Bermuda Bot- , tied, and many cases of

CONSUMPTION, Bronchitis, Cough

or Severe Cold ) F have CURPD with it; and the ) advantage is that the most senxj- } tive stomach ean take it, Anether

thing which comments it f< the ) stimulating properties ef the Hy=

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matter; and having the law and cases cited? }

} pophexphites which it soutaines. on will find tt for sale at your} \ Dreweist'’s, tm Satmon wrapper. Be ; Ss” . you wet the renuine,’ on

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<? Gronic Dyspepsia positively cure Dyspeptieurety

Price fortes 35cts and toe large bottles four times sie of mal! }

Gurles 1G Short. Stglohn NB,

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Insist upon having the HARTSHORN. SOLD BY ALL DEALERS. Factory, Toronto, Ont,

The Old Mills Farm, Lot 48.

i ig subscriber offers for sale his valuabie Freehold Farm, consisting of about 95 acres

_ There is a story of a man who was Mar-' ried because he inherited a four-post bed stead,

Giving a ring is supposed to indicate the’ eternity of union, seeing that a cirele is end- less.

_ Under the Roman Empire marriage was simply a civil contract ; hence we read of en putting away their wives.

Among the Jews the rule was fora maid- en to marry on the fourth, and a widow on the fifth day of the week—not earlier.

In Jewish marriages the woiman is set on the right, but throughout Christiandom her place in the ceremony is on the left,

In a Roman marriage the bride was pur- chased by the bridegroom’s payment of three pieces of copper money to her parents,

The Russians have « story of a widow who was so inconsolable for the loss of her husband that she tovk another to keep her from fretting herself to death.

The custom of putting a veil upon the maid before the betrethal was done to con- ceal her blushes at the firat touch of the man’s hand, and at the closing kiss.

Kissing the bride the moment the mar- riage ceremonial ended, though not now prescribed by the rubric of the Western Churches, formerly was regarded as an im- perative act on the part of the bridegroom.

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Martini-Henrt Amucnition.—An Ottawa despatch says it is in contemplation to manu- facture Martini-Henri ammunition at the government cartridge factory at Quebec this year.

ilies Tue Srrincsitt. Funp.—Subscriptions to the fund started in London towards the relief of the distress of the families of those who lost their lives in the Springhill oolliery dis- aster are stil] coming in. The latest sub- scription to be acknowledged is one of £25 from the Prince of Wales. The London fund now amounts to £800.

oe Laonipes AGarx.—It is said that lagrippe is very prevalent in the vicinity of Frederic- ton, N. B. There are few houses in that city and St. Mary’s but have one or more cases. In some instances whole families are down with it and the doctors are on the go early and late. Mristxc Acctpext.—A shocking accident occurred in the phosphate mizie in the Couuty of Ottawa, on Thursday afternoon. Fifteen men were blasting at the time. After an explosion of two blasts, three men having gone down into one of the holes to remove rock, a slide occurred and the three men were buried under 50 tons of rock; two were killed. (heir names are Camile Toniveau and Alfred Bradley, foreman. The third, Joseph Prad- amme, received only slight injuries,

K D. C. for the Stomach.

of land, 9 of which are cleared and in a high state of cultivation, the balance being covered with hard and soft wood. The land is rich and of the best ee y, and there is not 4 bad acre on farm. There is a never-failing stream of ranning tarcage the farm, and a well of water at the door, There is a large Dwelling House, almost new, with a large Burn, Stable, Hay House and other buildings for the nse of the farm. These buildings are nearly allnew. There is also a voung orchard onthe farm, The above farm is situate about 3} miles from Southport Village. and is most conveniently situated beirg within easy reach of churches and schools, also marsh and mussel mud, If not sold by private sale on or before

Monday, Mar ch 30,

it will be offered on that day,

At 12 o’clock, noon, by Public Auction.

articulars apply to the owner on

JOHN STEV’ART, Milis, Lot 48,

Political Meetings.

HE undersigned will meet the Electors of

the Third Electoral District at the fol.

lowing times and places, to discuss the issues at preseut before the Constituency :—

Winsioe Road School—Monday, 30th inst.,

at } o'clock, p. m. Little York Hall—Tuesday, 31st, at 6

p- m. Mount Stewart Hall—Thursday, 2ad April, at 6 p. m. Monaghan Road School—Friday, 3rd, at

For further ; the premises.

mchig—dy eod wy 2i

lp m. Srount Herbert—Saturday, 42h, at } p.m.

The Representatives of the District ana others are invited to attend, JAS. H. CUMMISKEY, Liberal Candidate, LUCIUS 0. KELLY, Liberal-Conservative Candidate.

McGILL UNIVERSITY,

MONTREAL.

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT of the Faculty of Applied Science has been repared, stating the details of the new Chairs, Laboratories, Workshops, Apparatus and cther improvements in ite several Depart- ments of Civil, Mining, Mechanical and Bice trical Eo and Practical Chemistry, which will afford in the Session of 1891-2 advantages not hitherto accessible to Students in this country.

Copies may be had on application to the undersigned, who can also supply detailed announcements of the other Faculties of the University, viz, Law, Medicine, Arts (in- cluding the Donalda Course for Women}, and Veterinary Science.

J. W. BRAKENRIDGE, 8. C. L.,

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Aoting Secretary.

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