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J}. JOANETON

Real Estate Agent

Real Fatate boughtand se'd

on Commission, a aaee ae bred shorthorn beifers less than one pure bret ; ; e Gatates Managea. Houses Mvex solicitude has been shown con-| \..- old, If you could direct uae to parties Artemas Clow Pon te*Collecte: : . ; : It is noticeable of late that a number of 4 Rented. Rente®Collected. : O io. have some to eell we would be pleased é m ber o i C the lowering birth~rate of Untario. | who hs Stamper Block Cees a] to hear from you. our young men are disposed wv sit the Coarlottetown, P.E.S1. | Statistics lately laid before the Legislature a Veieuh dene suelo eastern section of the Island The probe- of the Province show thatthe people of Hopkins Bros bilities are tnat some interesting events , . : . in ? ‘ari i i ‘ pear future. Ontario,have,in this respect, fallen behi od Fort Farifleld, Maine. | will take place in th: near P Ry ? FOR 4s iF f | almost as much as people of the old stock Pp. S.—Yon will notice by the enclosed Ourtlocal merchants, McLean Bros., PRO KR } Ks ‘ew Englavd States, who are being | clipping that we have the bull Rattler bred | 4nd Ewen Campbeil are doing a rushing of eutvarde og Dt e The follow- | >V You: H. B. business. Mr. Camob-!! has had his ont ane Sal uae ono ne bag table qverelelenn ny are er a Te s‘ore remo le!led and well filled with firs:- r on table: also ore ; hie : . ‘ par ° : . = r e preot cellar, good utabl:; al properties ar |ing table shews, the birth rates, ao he following is the clipping referred ) class dry goods and yrocerie+,and is better NES bo She Ne SMe S fe 0 <x Lis a s sitre 1 | ———, death rates in different countries and §\o;— prepared than ever &) mre) (96 demand of 79 ee ce . iyo pe . ‘ 4 ’ ee ee ee €e ee erine y. 1s . ° . ‘ ‘ 3 J, J, JOHNSTON states per 1,000 population $ PURE BRED STOCK bis fast Increasing truue. : Real Estate Ages |, Charovietows , ae: “Mr. Artmas Clow, who has done a large FOR SALE.—A plot of land in the wes me Hopkins Bros. imported on Monday atwo | business in the eheep and cattle trade, a sii « 20S SAUER. Bh gay al £125.00 JJ J Johu NF po old — a —_ _ er Rove turned his attention to horsee,and has gion, ) eal Estate Agent Countries. Birth. Deaths. lac, | 'nches and weighe fiteen huné@red and fifty | already purchased afew fine animals, FOR $ALE.—Several Building L» sin the ; 7 pounds. This magnificent animal is a M oe ed Mathews bas sold hie valu ae ae. aoe eo ae ah — ee — and Wales, 99.7 I7.1 1.26 | Pare bred shorthorn Darham registered in aso : Mr. Jobn Clark, of Mapl Baa Ct, aS avon oe De chcddesiks shbvescs. aaa Aas = ini . 0 ; se ' . > s| Street a 1. 1896 30.8 169 1.39 the Dominion short horn herd book. He Grove. Mr. Mathew: intends to make his FOR 3ALE,—A house on Pownol Street, | Scotland, 1896....... ov. ; was imported by the Andover Agricultural : arar t ¢jail, containing 9rooms, Good yard | Peland 1896 236 166 0.0 . : future home in the Canadisn Northweat, Bs diar @ barn on promises, J J Johnston | Ye OUEs Sy. scsceeeteeees 30.5 15.7 1.48) OC ey- In color he is a deep hendeome where his brothers have made independant e eal F stete Afient Denmark, 1896, .....++ 084 15.2 152 | Ted: bie name ie “Rattler,” and he iaal P ‘ FOR SALE,—In Charlotteto#n Common in Norway, 1896 paeeceoe ea 96. 16 rattler. Last Saturday this farm import~, 5 : ; i the viciaity of Brighton. about 6} acres of land Austria, 1896. sdlieeans ‘ 38.0 : 4 : 6 ed five heifer calves all by Rattler. With- Mr. Archie McGilvery bas disposed of iff ort : — cheap. JJ Johnston, Real ks Hungary, 1896......... © 40.5 oe oe out doubt Hopkins Bros. have the finest all his sleighs and is »ow preparing wheel- ; © ent, oe ; ao } . ‘ i . , ; . K ie 6 z eesay eae 7 ao aaa herd of pure bred stock ia this County.|¢! vehicles for summer use. ” FoR aa eRe A noutT LL This, house cone | ee SMMPIre, Doe m,n 162) Lbey have forty yearlings and thirty two} Mr. Dan McLean, better known as —, noe cae iaelaae i mod der, and P won, ooo ; aa ip 7 year olds. These include short horn | “Wverybody’s Tailor,” is able to out again is heat d with hot air. Good atable and larze Be gium, Li v0. cooctce SF ns ~ + ° Durhaws, Poll Angus and Holeteias. The| after a few days ide ‘62, aul te fecned “to —_ yard ir connection, will be sold cheap. Apply | France, 1896....000.060++ 22.7 24.2 0.25]. to J J Johnston, Real Estate Agent ale. 1808 350 24.2 1.08 jewel of the herd is perhaps s pure bred | work long houratom et the demands of nih 4a a i aie aoe a sta soe a ape ome ee’ | short horn Durham heifer which will be a| bis customers, csr of ‘Sannaa Waaeteak O. Peters Rent inecete "1897 20.9 12.2 0.97} Year old March 19th. This animal was} The wante in the smith line are supplied Hons contains 10 rooms has @ god cellar and |) Va 3857 2008 186 bred by Hon. H. M. Cochran Hillburst,| py wr. Francis Br wa, who keeps to ap- stable or premises rhe house Is built 8 years eue Cc. coccocecs eVUe i. Ontario. There are at their farm alsoa ceiniiane denned: omtned. is eae end is in excalient condition. Apply to J . United States— i Poll A i ; “ta oe —<— <a Johne! a Real Estate Agent. Maine, 1896 9923 1607 0.61 Gols aoe i. eae asc 6 pret bred | alsothe proud possessor of a fine filly a ee eee ae olstein bull. e enterprise of this firm i . te - FOR +ALE—Three acres 0° jana in Cher: Connecticut, 1897.... 24.9 17.5 0.74 ie certainly cesliaadaandiaain anes efforte Many, . why vad, — ane ” ‘ lotreto en, common, near residence of Arthur y ; R97 9 8 : eT ee | Drio Own to @ two-tairty- ci'p. : Peers @sq. will be sold cheap anion easy New Hampshire, 1897 22.4 18.04 0.43 to improve the stock kept in this county = lof . : ae beh ot s a terms, JJ Johnston, Stamper Block. Masrachusetts, 1896.. 27.0 19.0 0.80 ] les te bs ian? -veral Of the farmers im this vicinity Vv t, 1896 21.2 165 0.47 deserves not only praise but substantialen~ receiving mussel mud by rail from F )% 3A LE—about four (4) acres of landin RI ae 1: eee = -& . : 6] couragement. The low price of hay aot RS aaiukanaie Me Icho yf Aen poesia: the (ty of Charlottetown, can be d' vided in 20de iwi@md, 1590.. Zak %¥o V.o the higo price of beef cattle is en induce-* , > EF ; ' ot enty building lots, agenuine Bargain, es ; f aa nennncgine hesiich ed upward ot 150 team-loads, No doubt J J Joh aston, Stamper Block We clip from the report submitted to oe ” rt ie al hi li ak, ~ i. more ofthe farmers would avail them- 5 j re : : od steck. is along this line Zopkins Bros yr : fee FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—A double | the Oatario Legislature, the following are working athens oil re Se it selves of the egg ct | of — mud, tenement house on thestnut Street, now in a ae . : : =, ae were it not for the hi Tailway rates . e course “ferection. Will be completed in one | Significant paragraph : ‘It is manifest) i, sound business policy, ahiinks Btvtely: e oe aan care. + pene a a Se a that if the Auglo-Saxon race isto fulfill istieiihadta nis Aine staid ral . 7 - . ns i EOF PEO | 8 “none P ome Ciby- : : Le iltehbire airving mpany Johnston, Real Estate Agent. its destiny on the American continent, and ; ten a a FOR EXCHANGE.—A three tenement play the dominant part over inferior races BABUS BAGARES. eave os chert eupply of ice for te hous, stuate on Euston Street, newly dullt, | ° ' ee ew 6¢ 4600. Mr. Hugh Campbell has the con- j brings n a large rent, will be exchanged for | 19 the march of progress, the exponents o THE CANADIAN. tract of fursishing the wood.—M Syyera pines im amotaer oart of the city | ity aggumed superiority will have to ) —— , : , E gent. . a. 7‘. CRE Each number of thie magazine seeme COI QO RED SHIRTS Sj htl damaged . y - ° i —— a RS —_ two story double tenemen. ad a guys Pe ee a = to a en ee ee last. The HON, MEMBER FOR GAFFNEY 4 A ~ £ y 7 bigs oure on “ishop Street,each tenement con- | day they seem eingularly blind. ocial | number for March is excellent in respect al ] thin id 8 < Toor I . t : : ; j ” : E: ‘aan ree cnn = Si Apply 055) deceneracy bas always meant national | to ite illustrations and ix letter press. | sensed by fire and water, | must be SO d Wi .

Houses To Let

» TOLET.—A_ houseon King Street. vear Pownal St, stable and yard: $5.50

u Ei per month. J J Johnston, Keal Estate gent. +> TO LET.—House on King Street, con- “) ' timing 7 rooms, rent $5.00 per month, 4.1 J Johnston, Real Estate Agent. TO CET.—House on King Street, near Merchants Bank ot P. E, Island

EB ntaining 6 roomy rent $5.50 per month J Jou nston,

TO LET,—A new house on Brighton toad. heated with hot water, baths, electric light, ete. Will be rented toa evant reasonably, J J Johnston, Real ta:e Sgent,

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TO -LET—NDwelling hous? and shop on lower @ueen Street, house contains eight rooms. larse warehouse attached; everything in

ret ciuss condition. Rent $1700, rent of

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MARCH 13, 1899.

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ONTARIO’S BIRTH RATE.

decay; and it is the simple and moral citi» zens of to-day who will bold the euprem» acy tomorrow. The matter is one which ought to be of the highest interest and im- portance to the teachers and exponents of public morale;slthough there may be teen in some directions a curious sovemaly, whereby those who sanctify marriage and hold ite responsibilities inviolable, should at times fail t» comprehend that the duty of protecting human lif post-natal is at least as incumbent upon us as when presaatal.”

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NOTES AND COMMENTS

— The London Daily Chronicle contains the statement of Count Esterhezy as to

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> Mr. Albert Boswell, Pownal :

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NORTH WITSGIRE NOTES.

Mr. Patrick Curley has recovered from his late severe iine*s, and is able to be out again.

Mise Ida Connick, of Kensington, spent a few daya visiting her friends Whie bere she Wae the g.estof Mr. and Mr:

Sin,—The Pioneer bas some sickly twaddie about Mr J. A. Bell being asked to move the ad¢ress to the Throne at the meeting of Parliamenton the 16th. To be asked to congratulate the couniry on the asbundaat harvest, the people on their un- qualified prosperity nocer grit rule, the commissioners on the wonderful success made at Washington, etc., etc., is surely a distinction—and perhaps aspecial para- graph might congratulate the House or Mr. Bell’s preeence thanks to the enter-~ vrise cf the high-souled Mivister of Jus- tice and the equally bigh.sculed old fogey who presides over the Departement of State! If there is any one with gall enough in parliament to work off this over-~ poweriag contract, possible Mr. Bell’s the man. Meantime, what do the friends of the eloquent and erudite stateeman for West Princethink of his being passed

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Real F state agent oteen. J j tbe Dreyfus eoaspiracy. In afew words | go strikinga Jikeners of the man who may ae aoa a saa ene . eee

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This p: ea ie commie co vallway anil taoee 1. That the general staff of the French | two yeare a» Governor of New York, end edn Ce ee ee

Rent rioderate. Apply toJ J Johnston, Real | a*my was from the beginning aware of | then being raised (0 the highest bonor in the F

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