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To the Teacher.
“Treat the children fairly, kindly,
Lead them gen'ly on their way, Let them teel the power of sunshine, As they toil from day to day. Make their labors happy, pleasant, Win them by the love of trath; Lure them on by sweet incentive O’er the slippery paths of youth ° - =o. -_ CURRENT NOTES.
The crowning of the Czar piled $15,000, 000 on to the Russian national debt.
Great Britain imported during 1881-52 from East India 600,000 tons of mice.
fhe Masonic Temple, in New York, was dam waved by fire to the extent of $100.0 1 | on Saturday.
Over $12,000,000,000 of property was covered by fire insurance pelicies, during 1882 in the United States
France produces $20,000,000 worth of lace annually. Lace makers in the princi-|
c i pal regions average thirty cents & day.
Scotland is richer in forests than Eng- land, having about 1,000,000 acres, or one-twentieth of its total acreage, under | f Testy.
The demand for finnan haddies is ao great | in Scotland that it is said that over| 25,000,000 of haddock are aunually**cured” | for sale.
Dr. Dio Lewis is always interfering with the nostrums of the proiessi pn. His new) cure for stammering is markivg time with | each word by working the toes.
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A woman in New Orleans has applied for a master’s certificate, as she has passed a satisfactory examination. The matter has | been referred to the men of law tor settle-
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A good old English saying answers cap- itally for congratulations to a newly | wedded pair. It runs, ‘‘One year of joy, another uf comfort and all the rest of con- tent.
i An lowa man has figured out that the doys of that state eat enough annually to) feed 100,000 workmen, arid cost $9 000,000 counting the sheep they kill. The educa- | tion «f the children of the State custs| $1 000,000.
The chief inspector of the cattle ranches | of the Duminton, reports that cattle can be | wintered wich safety seuth of High River, which is avout midway between the 50ch | and dist paraliel, in the Canadian North. | west, and that with ordinary care the losses | need not exceed two per cent.
**Who's that man and woman across the street!’ asked Jones of his friend Smith. ‘Man! Woman! Heavens, Jones, don't parade your ignorance! In this age of | progression we have no man or woman! | That is our nurse lady and our errand | gentleman! ”
Many persons will not ride upon fast trains frow fear of accident to taem, thmk- ing that the chances of disaster are greater | thau at lower speed; but upon eld ruads, well managed, there is little difference be- | tween fitty miles an hour and twenty-five, | as regards danger. As fur accidents, 4 man’s | head breake «s easily at twenty miles au |
hour as at forty.
A female wiser, eighty-three years of age, was found dead in Loudon a few days ago — She owned several houses, 109 acres ot land, and §6,000 in cash. She had written the Lord s Prayer ov both poste of the garden gate, as a charm agaizist thieves. So atraid was she of burglars, that when | she had occasion to go away from home for | a day or two, she carried her scanty furni- | ture with her, even the kitchen utensils. She died of coid and hanger.
The following are the returns of customs receipts. at Halifax for the mogth ot November, in comparisun with the receipts of the previous November :—
1882. 1883. Customs ..........,.$92,3623 49 $113,405 08 Sick Mariaers’ Fund. 324 64 196.80 Siynal Tax ks 6 hea 45.00 47.50
Other revenucs..... 203 72 135.00
$92,936.85 $ 13 7%3.9s Increase, 1883..... $2U, 547.13
The country is too big, it would seem, to be at peace all over at One time, ei: her polinically in the Dominion, or commerci- ally in the Stares. Here, says a New York comtemporary, is something from the | Chicago Tribune that bas the scent of a/| prospective “declaration of war: **Western railroad officers are indignant over the high har ded action of the Eastern roads iu trying to bau per passenger traftic in the West by refusing to sell people tickets or | ch ck bagyaye west of Chicago — It is quite | donbtfnl that the Evst can sfford te bull | doze the West in any such wanner. Had thy Western roads not seme very serious row of their own to settle just now, it is not unlikely some of the conceit would be taken out of the New Yorkers in short order.”
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Rev. Henry Ward Becher made a speech at the New York Chamber of Com- merce banquet on Evacuation Day, on the topic “Then and Now.” ‘The spirit of the Amercan people” he said had changed. The period of now teaches a more liberal lesson than the period of 100 years ago, We are not supp sed to: regard with dis- trust or vindictiveness apy person coming from the mother Jand. England's sens and daughtrs are as free to come te us as we areto go tothem. After referring to the Scientists, the Litterateurs and the actors who had cope over on visits, he goes on: ‘Now what shall I say of the investors, the railroad constructors, and the manufac- turers that have invaded cur shores from Great Britain? What can be said save welcome, every one? What shall I say the multitude ef young English lords and noodles not old enough to take care of themselves? What of the Cockneys and bumptious fops that swarm acrosa the Atlantic? Well, 1 think that we send over to England just as many bumptious Yankee noodless and ignoramuses as we get of the same material from thege. [Laughter, ]
Great Britain can’t play any guch game On us.
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Mack's Macyetio Mepicrsz—the great brain and nerve food will restore lost nature to young, middle ayed and old. Life is too short to waste away. Read the advertisement iM another column, and if you are afflicted make no delay in procuring the chepest and best medicine ever sold. Sold in Charlotte-
| Fish Market,
town by A pothevaries Hail Co. (dev8 lw wly
THH DAILY
Special Notices.
Anoruer lot «f real hair switches received to-day, cheaper than ever.—W. W. Beer. | [dec 6 2i Cuarys, 3 inch Rope and heavy hardware at the City Hardware Store. Norton Bros, {dec6 2i wkly. Goup and silver plating of every description dope at Brown's. and Grafton Streeta,. SPECIAL. sterling silver setts ~ Brooch and EKarrings—at one half the price usually asked for such goods. An elegant and durable Christmas present.—W. W. Brer. [dee 6 21 Cau at the City Hardware Store. We are always pleased to show visitors thidugh. oor
| Hardware and Carriage Goods Establi-hment. | Nortox Bros,
[dec6 21 wkly Fresx Bass and Finnan Haddies at the [dec 2 31 eod
Buy your Underclothing at Joux. McPure & Co's. [deel ti.
‘Tne best value in the city in fine Silverware for Christmas presents at NorToON Bros,
fdec6 2i wkly.
Oversnors and Rubbers, the l»rgest variety and lowest prices at J. B. Macponatn’s Boot Store.
Bark or P. E, Istanp.—- Hardware and eash for Bank of P. F Island bills at the City Hardware Store. Norton Bros. [de6 3i w.
SAUSAGES made fresh every morning at the Fish Market, [dee 2 3i eod
Latres’ Calf Boots lined with Fiannel or Plush atJ. B Macponatp’s Boot Store.
For Xmas toysand Raisins the Femly Grocer ry ‘s the best and cheapest’place on P. E. Island. fdeel
J. B Macponavp’s Tea is pronounced the best. Try it. fnov30,
Tue best Ladies’ Oil, Goat and Kid Boots at Dorsey, Gorr & Co.’s. nov 27
Wantep —$30 000 in Bank of P. E. Island bills wanted at the City Hariware Store. NowTon Bros. [de6 3i wkly.
A sPLENDID lot of China, Glass, and Earth- enware, to be sold cheap at COLWILL 8,
ang 8 tf
A wew lot of Skating Boots just made at
Dorsey, Goff & (o.’s, Geta pair at once. nov 27
Five gallon tins Best American Oil cheap at beer & GorF’s.
Biack Cashmeres, very cheap at J. B, Mac- DONALD'S, nov 29
You will zet good value for your money at the Citf Hardware Store. Norton Bros.
{de6 21 wkly.
Men’s Reefers for $3.00, Overcoats for $4.00 at J. B. MacpoyNaLp’s
Remvants of Canten Flannel, and Prints, very cheap at J. B. MACDONALD's nov 79
Buy your Blavkets, Quilts, Flannels, Kait Wool Goods, Winceys, etc., Joun McPure & Co's [deci tf.
Buy \uor Winceys at J. B. MacponaLp’s, they are the cheapest. nov 29
Now is the'time for to buy a Fur Cap. L. E «Rowse sells a good one tor $1. {nol3.
Steapy work and good wages. Ten Shee- makers wa:ted at the Charlottetown Boot and Shoe Factory.
A Pisce of fine machinery that is composed of steel, iron, brass, Copper, gold or silver that Brown cannot niéud or make new, you
| may just as well throw it way. Shop ona
coruer of Prince aud Grafton Streets, Uhar- lottetown, fiy 3
Divwer Sers, Tea Sets, Chamber Sets, in great varieties and cheap, at COLWILLs, aug 8 tf We are making a lot of real good French Calf Custom Boots. Come and get fitted.— Dorsry, Gorr & Lo. Five pound tins Tea just the thing at Baer & Gore . A_FESE stock direct from the factories in the Udited States, Shetfield and Wolverhamp- ron, Kayland, and the best Cawadian markets atthe City Hardware Store. Norton Bros : [dec6 2i wkly. A SPL"* DID washing machine for oue dollar at NowTon BRos. ocld Don't bay ye winter boots until you see the stock and prices at J, B. Macp .NALD’s Boot Store. Kerr your feet dry by getting a pair of Boots from the Poot and Shoe Factory. [sep 7 tf Cnoice Winter Apples at Berr & GoFr’s, Home made Boots take the lerd. Call fora pair at the Boot and shoe Factory. [sep 6 tf Go to L, F. Prowsg fur cheap ready-made Clothing. Overevats from $4.00 up. Reefers $3.50 [no13. Boy's Ulsters in great variety at J. B. Mac DONALD'S [uov30. JoHs Newson is at the top of the ladder in furniture. Long experience, best quality, greatest variety, amd best workmanship He dees not need to advertise that “the isa live” man, The pubiic knew it. Go and get real bargains, ‘*Newson’s Building,” opposire Post Uttive. feet 18 tf AxornerR large quantity of Crockery just
| received and will be sold cheap at Co_wiit's
ang 8 tf
H avy ‘loths for Overcrats, Jackets or
Ledies’ Ulsters, selling very cheap at J B. MacD ‘\NALD'S nov 29
Great Birgains in Qvercoats. Ulst-re,
Reefers, Fur Caps, etc.,at JouN MoPure &
Co’s. [dee 1 tf,
Be sure and ask your storekeeper for a pair
o' Boots made at the Boot and Shoe Fa-tory.
[sep 7 tf
Ir you want to be suited with a Tea Set, a Dinner Set, or a Toilet Set, go to VoLwIL’s. aug 3 tf
Kent Mitts —The best family flour at
,'( heapside.” Henny Rerr, foct25 tf
CHRISTMAS IS COMING! GHRISTMAS GARDS AT NELMES’.
Note Paper, Seasides, Notable Novels, Parses, Iliustrated London Papers, etc.
S. T. NEL Es,
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FOR SALE.
: ign Church Property, corner of Prince and Kusion Streets, consisting of Church and Dwelling Honse, with Land Terms may be known on application tothe undersigned,
. | Shop on cornet of Prince | fiy 38m, w ky |
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And will completely change the blood in the entire system in three months, Any per- son who will take 1 Pill each night from 1 to 12 weeks, may be restored to sound health, if sueh a thing be possible. Vor curing Female Complaints these Pills have no equal. Physicians use them in their practice. Sold everywhere, or sent by mail for eight letter-stamps. Send for circular. I. S. JONNSON & CO., BOSTON, MASS.
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| An English Veterinary Surgeon and Chemist,
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are worthless trash. He says that Sheridan's Mass.
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