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CUNNING CROCODILES.
Their Sly Webits in Their Moments of Danger Described The following is a fair sample of how cunningly er iiles, in common with all other will animals, can conceal } themseives in moments of danger, says ‘Ww i the Westririnst Glazette After a happy week spent in the jangle with a friend of mine, we halted for 1 before making the last stage «iquarters and home, ata placs n Anwlic garden uf Ww s % ’ { reakiast were
al el ra num rr
, them
fun it would be
t ’ t sol ) these
° WN o n . , By vo said he Let 3 5 y ity ntly Appu, send the hors SY You re t e Village and tell him tv I the men he can find and Right! ittt'acln” Wow ge
begyu >
e@eeees ‘ ers ited some fun, and
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The fact that “ SUNLIGHT ” has | , cei Ue Sie deiner all the largest sale of any Soap inthe | thitty. it was now 11 o’clocxand scorch world: that it has been awardec t. the air guivering over the bar:
sin in which the pond was situ
a5 We KueWw
11 Gold Medals for purity and ex- ng cng wa
? yaa Dreast dé ) cellence; that it has been in use in nz aboat one foot or eighteon Windsor Castle for over three years; sot heavy mud. We tied two nets
and that its manufacturers have been make one long enough specially appointed lence Nema tie” ean Soap Makers to the Queen th ind arranged to be
o 2 ‘ ~ ae ‘ . ‘ Ww Y pes from eaca shore
are sufficient guarantees that youcan’t |}. wsatiately behind the net came a line make a mistake by using “ SUNLIGHT ' :about a yard apart, with long Soap.” ted poles with which to prod the ilony the bottom of the net, and so
DON’T Let another Wast “7 go bY rive t mahngering gentlemen into ee a= roper pusiiion in front of the net. My
3 @*eeee fri { anid rvant (for all entered
= Refuse Cheap imitations eh anagadl ay gpa ygtthe. shaw line 1t it ve ai iow mt,
ss splashing. shouting, stamping and haul
a & Mitchell, liahtax, «gents for i: - but—a big but—not a sign did we ova Seotia and P. E. Island nd of a si me of the brutes that we “i en tore us When We came to the
lwe of the water We dragged that
| water backward and forward more than once, but our only reward was a deadly
thirst that lasted us till late that night
suffering with weakness and I had t “ wed deeper into = mnd : ; : th w reach then, tor nothing
emaciation, who give little at 00 aeall Geek ane Gee on
nourishment to babies,should aped unseen out of the water
fhe Doem of the Gondelier
lian tourist for several years
,
The Cana
take lis ta tt’ has complained that the obtrusive west CO 8S ern spirit is slowly transforming the } memo! ii Spots of the Old World EEE Somebody made a piaint not long ago hat he found an advertisement of
‘
6 | ti "The
E | Mast u Minstrels” on the Castle of mu Sion i Chillon and struck a steam elevator in
a. St GR et Re | the a medieval pile ou the i} Rhine. Still more pathetic is the wail
the Cream of Cod-liver Oi | of the religions pilgrim who says that tInteriere,
locomotive
n 1 ‘ ; . rj j the toot ut tue ; = a I ypophosphites It * with meditation now on the Sea o: givethem strength and make | Galilee and the messenger boy jostles : . : aed — + the temple te Sherbe and their bables ft. Physicians, | YOU % the temploc gate. Sherbet a
. a } SOLS pomegranate Wine have given Way the world over, endorse it. fin Damascus to absinthe and gin-fizz
}and people who have wandered in the Ben't be deceived hy Substitutes! | footsteeps of “Eothen” oa the Troad
- Y ‘_ ro Scott & Bowne, Belleville. All Druggists. S0c. & $1. of the western explore:'s
“gee s071n f dirt TO LET i If there is any place where the . jmusing tourist loved to linger and —_—_— breathe the sunshine mixed with Tus Brick Store on Queen Street, lately | Can metlortics, it is Venice, and if ther. E.H. N & \ |} Was anythingia Venice that charmed 5 Peustess { I io. | the fancy and delighted tho ear, it was Oo g A 0d... rs the gondolier, sacred in roinance and ” " art Well, the gondolier has met his
doom. He must disappear like the } sacred and picturesque brigand who has
reigned so long in opera with a rel sas TOOTHACHE! and a velveteen acket A Yankee firm has made acontract witu the city HEADACHE ! of lagoons to put naphtha launches witha
NEURALGIA ! oe = ee ae on the Grand
pel hes the romance of the
Doges
INSTANTLY CURED ST ONE APPLICATION oF
WERVOL.
25 cents per Bottle, at all Druggists.
To Care Pedal Ills. Very few women who have attainel rs of discretion are free from aud kindred ills) These are invarisbly the resuit of badly fitting shoe-, eithe; t small To cure them is to remedy the
oorus
o large or too
geeeeqeqeeqqqoqses one of the first steps
r CAacse Oo. ue tronble Shoes shoull i" ¢ Though you Cough ¢ redenel whi h bind the ios in he : Don ms Despair ’ place and which are as soft as is consis
tent with use. They may look a little Many apparently hopeless cases less beautiful than the narrow. pointed ; have been cured by a course of
binding affairs which seem the acme of AMPBELL’S WINE OF
loveliness to the badiy-trained eye, but the apparent loss is more than compen BEECH TREE CREOSOTE TRY IT!
sated for by the improvement in the ap AT ALI, DRUGGISTS.
pearance of the foot itself. Along with the change in thestyle of shoe, the corn,
¢ K. CAMPBELL &CO., Montreal.
ee ee
ingrowing nails and the like should be treated. Soft corns should be wrapped every night and morning in a piece ot | linen wet with turpentine, This wiii soon cause them todisappear. For more TO LE dy | serious pedal ills a chiropodist should be
e consulted menpeenometione i As often as possible, it is a good thing A Cottage on Sidney Street, contuining | to go barefooted. In one’s own room five rooms and good cellar. Pos sometimes one may for an hour or so treat the feet to the luxury of an aip bith, and, rext to the water bath, noth ing is more satisfying to tired, hot feet Ihe foot bath in watershoald be a daily j rite. Not only the feet but ail the bod: is rested and refreshed by it. After ex
+ posure to cold or dampness the feet should be rubbed with alcohol and, in. deed, the alcohol bath once a week or #6
SPS81OD W. W. WELLNER
is an excellent thing, even for feet that have not been exposed
The Art of Eating ' When my children get to the proper age,’ said the man who was smoking a briar pips, “‘l intend to have them taken
+ competent person an i
fake New, Rien Blood! | srs: sersshinsttactoetin the Ma G ECW, Rien ing “y oar aed feadhas i ee oaeaed There pills wer nd . No 1 n
, ether | of finding out what to eat and order ¢il manner of T . it cot itz bs th tere ‘ a i ‘ » Fe i , + ee ie Ee eke “uaen | Wiatdo you mean?” inquired the PILL & DOo® ef ome | pian who sat next to him I» * 3 them, 6 a ‘ i t ~nt [mean this: The average Ameri JUMISON & CO..21 Custuin louse bt, ber tow. ay Can Culzen woefully deficient in xnow'edge of what he can get to eat TY ? } : . ar 2% gcse - . i eal He falls dowa when i mes to order NERVE NERVE BEANS are « new cis ; 5 when it comes to ord . covery that cure the worst cases o Za nner [The great maiority of Nervous Dehbility, Lost Vigor anc | ne ole in this count re broaght no BEANS [aigee Hehodi “reps: th | peo0'e im this country are broaght weakness of body or mind cause i une, ANG GO not cnow any by over-work, or the errors o’ex | t)) 114 it the commonest dishe The ceuses of youth. This Remedy ab . ie ee i solutely cures the most obsti cases when all othe: | © gti that when @ man goe
dinner or toa hotel bill ef fare 3 any things of which he does
FREATMENTS have failed evento relieve. Sold bydrug | into a res unrant for gate Ob © per poet oe, ot tPF ieee ke TCINY | hte gazcs helplessly at the
geceipt of price by ing T WO. Teronte Ont Write for pamphies Sold in~ anc. se
Charlottetown by G. E. Hughes druggiet | not know the component parts. He | dar not order an: tl ig that he is not TO L rare of r fear of ridicnie, and he falls ET, tack on roast beef and mashed potatoes — Che tact is, he doesn’t know auything The Premises lately oceupied by Mr. George | but roast beef. i r tuate on Sidney Street, cont uning 4
Ww, sir, my children are going to
gent bedrooms, kitehen
dining room, shop : snd front room; good yard and stabling, ete. | know what's what when it co:nes to Pomsenn Intiediavely Apply to Ge si tie No roast beef domination! JAMES F. CURTIS. shall be my household slogan.”—St i “ ; 1 ; b’a ry - ee
TOTALLY ECLIPSED.
\ Case More Wonderful than Dr, Rose's A Lady Dying of Brights’ Disease is Cured by Dodd's Kidney Pills.
‘ | | Gratetul - Comlorting. |
Epps’s Cocoa.
BREAKFAST—SUPPER. | “By a thorough know! | Portianp, Feb. 12.--The
lige of the nat- people of this ural laws which govern the operations of | Ȣighborhood have not yet finished talking digestion and nutrition, and by a carefn] | of the remarkable cure of diabetes effected
sin the case of Dr The doctor is
; t br Dodd's Kiduey Pill , Mr. Epps has provided for our | E. A
f the properties of well-select
Rose, of this village
t and = pper a de ate flavored | 4uthority for the statement that his case
whico mav save us many heavy totally eclipsed by that of a lady, a pati-
* bills. It is by the judicious use of ¢™t Of his, whom Brights’ disease had
of diet that a constitution! brought to the verge of the grave. He
may be gradually luilt up until strong , pres ribed Dodd’s Kidney Pills for her, enough to resist every tendency to dieeage, | 29d, thanks to them, she is now cured. Blundreds of sul ; udies are floating | These pills are manufactured by Dr: L A
around us ready to attack wherever there Smith & Co., Toronto, and are sold by all
; " a. ; ‘ +4 weak point We may es ape many a | dealers, or will be mailed on receipt of
fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well forti | priees fifty cents per box, or six boxes for fiel by pure blood and a properly nourish | $2.50 éd frame.”—Civil Service Gazett ea ee Made simply with boiling water or milk. | For Over Fitty Years. Bold only in packets, by Grocers, labelled Ax O_p Axo Wet Trizpv Remepy.— thus, , Mrs. Winsloe’s Soothing Svrup has JAMES EPPS & CO., Homecepathic beed used for over fifty years by millione Chemists, London, En-iand. of mothers for their children while teeth- . nig, with perfect snecess. It soothes the | child, softens the gums, allays the pain,
x, e.ves the surface of a small lake, or ink, agit i there calle of about an S ! 1 extent A sudden thought the |
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4 FEW DON'TS’
Don’t allow a cold wind to strike the ve
Don’t try to do eve-work with the light |
uing in tne face Dou’t have colored | hades am ise White ground ass i Don't go directly from a warm OM
uc ld, raw atmosphere
Den’t open the under water in |} bathing. especially in salt water light, like that}
directly into the
eyes Don’t let any strong from electric ty shine eyes
Don’t strain the eyes by reading, sew- | ing, Or any like occupall ym, with an im-
pertect light. Don’t bathe the inflamed eves with cold |
water; that which is as warm as it can be
| borne is better
}
Don’t sleep opposite a window, in such
x light will strike the
manner that a str eyes On awakening Don’t, children
sleep so that the morning sun shall shine
above all, have the in their faces to arouse them Dh n't expect to get another pair of eves when these have been destroyed by ne- | glect or ill-use; but give them fair treat- | ment, and they will serve fa thfully to the | end Housekeeping i ~_—_—— —- Ss? ee <—
How to Take a Pill.
The next time you require to “take a pill” try the following plan. Place the pills well back in the mouth, take a large swallow of water, and, presto, the pills are Take Hawker’s Liver Pills they are | nicely sugar not gripe, and are ’ They cure sick Headaches and Biliousness Sold everywhere, only 25 cents
gone small, coated, do
do not sicken purely vegetable.
Despite the alleged British Columbia sealers
sion Of the
of the avainst the deci-
discontent
fehring sea arbitration, it ap- that those interested industry have not been discouraged, but have already taken steps towards following the sealing business to the utmost limit of their power. Although the early 51 vessels are already en route to the sealing grounds; 34 have cleared from Victoria for the Asiatic that is } Japanese waters, where they will com | mence to follow the seals 1p into the North- ern Pacific, while 13 for the of British Columbia. Two vessels have left Van soOuver, and two have wintered in Japan, making 51 inall. It is | abundantiy evident that those who have invested their money in sealing are satisfi ed that there is still something in it, not withstanding the alleged severity of the | regulations adopted by the Paris tribunal. |
pears, in the sealing
session 13 £0 side,
yessels have cleared
coast
_— oo —__—_—___— There’s a Bridge of Sighs at Venice, At Montreal a Bridge of Size; But Puttner’s Emu!sion is th: Health Which all sick men she uld prize
Bridge of
Hale and hearty The En lishman says he “drinks hail and it makes him ail.” The ( drinks Puttner’s Emulsion him hearty.
tanadian and it makes
dl diinctbliptishosaieh
The Americans are bitterly opposed to | anything Canadian, but they seem to sink their antipathy when Canadian whiskey is concerned. There isguch « demand for this article that American dealers have been detected filling bottles bearing th stamp of famous Canadian distillers witl inferior etuff, and selling it as pure Caua- dian, for which they will be prosecuted
—_——.__—— :
No one need pity you, if you die of con- sumption, without having tried Miller’s Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil, “the kind that cures” bronchitis and al! pulmonary disease. Every bottle warrent- ed. No oily taste like others. In big bot- tles S50cents and $1.00, at al] druggiste.
anemone thes sienniniat
coughs, colds,
Ulcers, old sores and wounds, cured by Pond’s Extruct. Insist on having the standard, reliable article, Pond’s Extract
Our new counter will be well supplied with the latest newspapers and magazines | this (Saturday) evening Yon cap also yery cheap at Carter’s Book-
fel 10
Take advantage of the low prices, and order your supply of canned goods this week. The cheap sale will stop Saturday. | Corn, peas and tomatoes only 10 cents per | can while the sale lasts.—Sanderson & Co.. |
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By virtue of a Writ of Statute Exeen- tion to me directed, issued out of Her Majesty *s Snpreme Court of Judicature, at | the suit of Tuomas W. May against John Martir, Lhave taken and seized as the | property Ofthe said John Martin all his right, title and interest in and to the fo- lowing property, namely, all that tract piece or parcel of Jand situate, lying and being at D:.ndas, in Township Number | Fifty-five, in Kings County, in Prince | Edward Island, bounded and described as follows:—On the North by land lately | sold to Jonathan Matheson ; on the East by land now or formerly in possession of | Daniel Nicholson ; on the South by land now or formerly im possession of Alexan der McLeod; and on the West by the Cum- | berland road, containing one humdred | acres of land, a little more or less. And | I do hereby give Public Notice that I will on Friday, the Tenth day of August next, | A. D. 1894, at the hour of Twelve o’clock noon, at the Court house, in Georgetown, in Kings County, set up and sell at Public Auction the said property, or as much | thereof as wil] satisfy the levy marked on the said writ, being Six Hundred and twenty-nine dollars, and interest on Five | Hundred and twenty-six dollars, from the Fifteenth day of July, A. D. 1893, till paid at the rate of Seve- per cent., per annum, besides sheriff’s fees and all incidental ex-
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We keep everything a first-
class Clothing Store should
keep. We not only sell at moderate prices, but fill and
deliver orders promptly and carefully. Inspection of our Overcoats,
Ulsters, Reefers and Suits will convince you we are fully up to the wants of the people of
P. EK. Island. Give us a eall.
McKay Woolen Co.
Charlottetown, Nov. 17, 1893.
189A. Spring Trip From Liverpool,
THE CLIPPER BARK
RALPH B. PEAKE,
70 Tons Register, Classed A 1 Red, at Lloyds,
RICHARD RENDLE, COMMANDER,
will be on the berth at Liverpool on the Ist MARCH, and will sail from that port
For Charlottetown Direct, ABOUT ist OF APRIL NEXT,
and wiil carry Freight at through rates to he different Kailway points on the Island 80 Picton,
fas~ For Freight appiy in London to John Pitcairn & Sons, 7 Union Court, Old Broad Street, E. C.; in Liverpool to Pitcairn Bros., 51 South John Street, or here to the owners,
PEAKE BROS. & CO. Charlottetown, Jan. 16, 1804. pat guareod her wat sum jour 8w
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Farm For Sale
THE subscriber offers for sale his farm Mount Edward Road, about one mile and a half frora the city, well and favorably known as the “Welsh Farm’
penses.
DANIEL A. McINNIS, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, King’s County,
February 2nd, 1894.
A. A. MeLean, Plaintifi’s Attorney. dy ex. 3in
those Rigby Waterproofs I have been tel]-
| ing you about. Can’t you see how stylish | a day like this without Rigby Garments. | and comfortable they look ?—and they are | It takes some people a lifetime to learn Just think how | ways wait till everybody else in the world | we used to swelter in those horrid Rubber
| just lovely for winter weather. You al-
adopts a new thing before you will believe in it. We really must haye them at once.”
|
sight those DeWets are, out on the streets
how to be comfortable,
Waterproofs, and such smelling things.”
They give perfect satisfaction in fit, and it has become a by-word that |
decl9—t t 8
December 26, 1893—tu thu eat
GRANBY RUBBERS!
style and finish
“Gransy Ruspers wear like iron.”
The farm consists of sixty acres, and con
tains a good Dwelling House aud five
Outbuildings, all in good condition. There
is also a good orchard in connection
Terms easy. Apply to
C. BENOIT, Water Street
July 3, 1893.
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