THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, DECEMBE

27, 1897 & a " . * CALENDAR, DEC, 1807 U f R AN ISHINGr? | a Se TT | Observations en the Decline of Street Car eR aie 2 < Pull M Sth, 12h. 41.9m., 1 Manners In the South. The Huockster Was Called Up Four Flights + ‘ i ; r, 16 12 b+ FOR ALL SKIN . . : to Hear Something. . “ean * el. Bh. 427 : It cannot be concealed that there is a a Snsieter ris abn hee danas = = a "4 growing tendency, even inthe south, | 3° a sn eine . 3 . where masculine gallantry has held out | @@° Street earty ae ee Ing 2 ‘ f sl dels the welkin ring with his singsong of . allies ; ; longest, on the part of men to let wom- “p toma-t-o-o-es! Ni a Day of Week | a Sue ‘ wrra . » en in the street cars shift for themselves. sick: 'asaieen ninenebel? en as oe 00006660 66000860 a | Rises | Sets sot come to that point yet, but | SWC! Cooxing ogee gee ay : Jing : os id i 4 - : MEDICAL During > peer — 7 cre Bw stot dail slowly along he lifted his eyes to the Landlng to-day ex Steamer “Irene Morris,” direct f Live i, krg ’ hon > mm. » it, Hoe | the movement 1s grt ing in that airec- ’ ve waa al A lead I m 4 aay , mel . windows on either side of the street. ? ad } : {| tion. ~ . ; ne hae . see + A ICE, Seventy ! ‘Tt is a fact that men are rapidly fail- Suddenly there avann — oie ° SUPEAPHOSPHATES, NITRA fE OF SODA MURIATE OF my oe : Pag Te : Ns : head at a window in one of the top flats. v ar .wZ , sy which was once . ae ¢it Ly 7 > ye Ss | aa = = ae ie = a se The huckster pulled in his horse and POTASH, BONE MEAL, ETC. 4; 5a 4 : formiy sh o women, ana ¢ ae .- 2 a. i v Y ; raised his ear to listen to the commands . >i oe 7 - ~ SO o s large extent, is that men are : d o oS : . . e | M . s N AS SAN | nom, to & lerge cate th i. all he expected would be coming, but the ae genuine, and of guaranteed analysis. The oniy reliable, best, and at . ting women as competitoa n i sast * ar ce ie s «>. 1 Tuesday s RS ee ee aa woman had not the lung power to make | “*%* <U per cent the cheapest fertilizer on the*market, 7a eS el ‘3 has never fields of labor, and this fact vastly b ; nn: Gent. cet ier ade . S| See S | changes the social relations between the ef VOIC® 7 ee ee ucks @| Tharsday 8 failed in | sexes. Women are claiming all sorts of | “lle out, “How's that? BR os s0 | Friday 3 | . Stew with mem, Sana political Again the woman called, and her . 31 Sat v : equa.it) ’ roe. ; ¢ . i SS ee a 2! Sunday 5 any case. | and physical, amd are declaring more vosce ae ae salle canoe a $3 | Monday Wanted--The address | and more theirindependence. The effect didn't oa Wane: sas wee et a al Tuesday S ef every sufferer in| on the next generation will be very toes, ae ae eee aoe eye a arine NU BG | Weanesday 43 . America ' marked and peculiar. The men and wo- he marked the fourth fa arp ; “ 16 | Thursday 43 | v : , aan all a. present are affected to an | 2 and motioned that he would drive 17 | Friday 4 | ’ THE NYASSAN MEDICINE CO..,| : tae amtemt be the infiuence of around to the alley. The woman was ' - is 9 Q s ASOSA. - overpowering extent yt e innuence o oe ; " a lled —- — 38 | Saturday 45 ‘ TRURO N.S | old ideas and training, and that is the there waiting for him and ca out 39 | Sunday 16 . a. penne once more, but he couldn’s understand 3) | Monday 48 | 10 Mention this paper when you write. ; reason they talk about street car man- her , “nee and Foreign Marine Ins. Ce. of Liverpee! HA Tuesda . : : social ethics in their relations . . Al. Tuesday 47 ll 1383 aw ners and social ethics in t la Gatiiistes 6 kata ft ana ° 42 | Wednesday 47 | s — —— | to the sexes, but in the oer’ “os ciuhe ccmianinen dee: tite a a The Empress Marine, Ins., Co..of Londen England. 3 | Thursday {7 | 3 : perio > generation from the . , EN . : 2 | r, - | 2B na ai people will am longer con- | Mounted four flights of back stairs and The General Marine Iusurance Cc., of Dresden. =| rida ' ' rese Py . oo) ‘i eee , : , e 3] ‘ — ma : ; 4 es i “ ° 25 | Saturday 4s - cern themselves about such matters. eee err eee ae Wore Th epee tiles represents the above first-class Companies. Hugllay a M oda 48 15 PROMPTLY SECURED The greater the number of women at | © “Couldn't bear what you said, lady,” Cargos, Freights. carried at lowest rates, Sterling Certificates issued 1) ake, S , rk i } ion to the men the more ? , ve | Tuesday ‘ 16 } work in proportion t ng a ; rster. **S bh 2! w eulen =. | 16 free co atom tae Book on Fouate Wehave stringent the competition, and it can — name wee — oe 1 Wednesday 43 : P: os linn sea . : Y ialeace : some of each kind an you can pick what BD | Thur . om 17 extensive experience in the intricate patent aasily be seen that. acx ording to the fig- . . ee ae . irsday j 2] 418 la wsof 50 foreign countries, Send sketch. model | 's shown, the day might come when | YOU want an Ill go down an get ‘em. FRE Dp Wy HYND™ 4 ew 7 é E ik Mepenen, Weeaes Belding, Montreal an wel be no street car ners ‘‘Want?’’ said the woman, who was : . L Ipie Laing. aires ‘re wou street Ce manners, 2 . “wT a . ———— : — e re in a towering rage. ‘“‘Want? I don't

DIVIDEND NOTICE

Merchants Bank of Prince hdward Island, Charlottetown Nov. 29th 1897.

Notice is hereby given, that a half yearly dividend, at the rate of 8 per cent

ranpum on the capital etock of this

k has "been declared payable at ite Banking House, on snd after January 3rd, 3898.

Transfer book will be closed from December 20th I897,tothe 3rd of Jan- wary 1898, both dates inclusive.

By order of the Board,

J.M. DAVISON, Cashier.

Nov. 29 15 wk td

ANNUAL MEETING MERCHANTS BANK OF P. E. |

The General the shareholders of

Bank of P. E. Island,

Annual Meeting

the tiit

will be held at

its Banking House, Gt. George Street, on Tuesday, the 11th day cf January, +

‘ ° ee PROS } y . os BEAL, iOve,

a.m. Proxies must be left with the eashier at least one day previous to the meeting.

]. M. DAVISON, Cashier.

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G. H. TAYLOR

Charlottet ow .n

FOR SALE. RARE CHANCE

The property occupied by J.J. Gav and son Ntuate fn the village of “ownai, 7 miles from ~hariottetown, is offered frsale. The pro- orietors have carried on a large market var- fen vursery, and seed business for thirty years, ard the purchaser will no doubt retain a large share of the local trade. The prem- ees comprise a large dve'ling house, sore, warebou<e, barn. shed, orchard. and abont 15 acres Of the most ferti:e land on the I+iand

This land hasbeen manured year after year. for so long that as an id man said the ether day.: “It isall abed of manure and could be hauled for topdressirg.” ‘his would be an fdeal spotfor a country mercn- ant. or it would be admirabie fora summer resort. The situation is one of the most beantiful «n the Island. Good batbing,

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Lecture and Entertainment Course

SEASON 18%

St Peter's New Hall, Chtown Alternate Tuesdays as follows :— Dec. 14th aad 28th. Jany. Llib and 25th. Feb. 8th and 22nd. Particulars of each Entertainment will ‘given ip due course in our local colume septl3—

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TO LET

PEAKE’S WHARF (NO 2)

age, at reasonable rates.

Arthur G, Peake.

Nov. 4

LEGAL CARD WARBURTON & McKINNGN

The latest

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ac., & ¢, OFFICLS "a. fameron Block, Chariot*etown

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and Herman Jansen Genuine Rotterdam

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Wholesale Wine Merchants.

Wants, Lost, Found &

DOG LOST.—A dog lost by passenger goin by the 8. *. Princess a few days nak ye red and tap, with white s#bont breast and legs; answers to the pare of Sardeau. Any _eceen delivering the we described dog to gzage Master of the S S. Princes<. will be hiberally rewarded. dec 22 -3ipd

FUUND.—There was picked up yesterday afternoon abouté o’clocs, in front of Wr. John P. Joy’s, a lady's kid brot, size 4}. Jwner may have same, by applying to Mir,

ry. dee 2) i North Side Queen Square. FOUND.—There was picked uo yesterda j brain, and health improved in every way, . ID, improved ip every way, = about § orclock, iin, fron: of Me ss W Indisputable testimony sent sealed. I iny te Jwner may have ee, a eee yw 0 awrerooms, Onera + &trict Investigation. Addreca Mr

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DENTISTRY

DR. J. p. MURRAY,

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WARE - HOUSES

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| seconds to 2 minutes.

Wharfage storage and yard- | | skin reddens and in 48 hours peels off. The doctor says that there has been a |

= }. » enntuiewre } Sluvuar e@iastic suustance, $9

but every individual would look out for himself or herself, as the case may be. But even should chivalry he extin- guished from human manners there will always remain the Christian grace of charity, so in the time to come able- bodied young men and women who have sets in the cars will rise to give their places to old men and women and to others who maz be sick or disabled. —New Orleans Picayune.

Light Cure For Rheumatism.

_ASt. Petersburg physician has been experimenting with electric lights as a cure for rheumatism with great success, as he reports cures of 14 out of 18 cases of chronic rheumatism, 2 out of 4 cases of neurosis and of all the cases of sciatica and lumbago so treated. The patient, wearing blue glasses, is placed about five feet from a powerful arc light pro- vided with a reflector, and is protected by a screen in which is cut an aperture to allow the light to fall upon the part temperature being never Taised more than 4 degrees above nor- The patient is exposed from 45

Daring the experiments it was ob- served that after six or eight hours’ ex- posure itching and tingling are felt, the

in the number of neuralgia, mi-

notable diminution cases of rheumatism,

| graine and other nervous diseases among

electric workmen, which he attributes to the effects of the are light.—Ex- change.

Rabber Lined Warships.

In French naval circles there is again some talk of g’’ be- tween the interskin and the inner sbell. At present cellulose and corn pith seem to have gone out «of favor, and it is now proposed to utilize caoutchouc, or some that even should the vessel or shot penetsate, the rent will close again, and only a small quantity of water be ad:nitted. Tests have already been made, a structure rep- resenting a small part of the length of a@ vessel being fitted with the cellular double sides filled with caoutchouc and it was perforated within and outside at various depths above and below the water line and allowed to float in the river, and yet it was found after a con- siderable time that only a few pints of water bad leaked through the interior. —Industries and Iron.

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Special brewings of Xmas PORTER, just tue thing for the holidays, can be had in bottle or wood from W. M. LEWIS, Sole Agent.

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| want none of your old vegetables. What | I want is for you to stop hollerin in | front of this house, or I’ll have you ar-

rested. You're enough to wake the dead. My husband works all night, and he’s just got into a little doze, and goodness knows it’s hard enough to sleep daytimes without a fiend like you stapding in front of the house yelling like a Comanche. Now you get out of here and don’t you holler no more or I'll get the police after you!”’

The huckster stood with set eyes and drooping jaw, the perspiration dropping off his chin, while this harangue was going on. When she had finished, he came out of his trance and said:

‘‘Is that what you called me all the way up here for? Send fer yer p’lice, I'm goin to yell to beat the band. ? and out of the alley and up the street

| in front of the house with four extra

links let out of his throat, and if any person slept on that street it was under

| the influence Of opiates ~—-Kansas City

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STAGE GLINTS.

William H. Crane has been on the stage 33 years.

Ernst Possart is to give a Shakes- perean festival at Munich next summer.

Detroit may get two nw theaters in place of the opera house that was burned.

George Alexander will shortly make @ fiue revival of Shakespeare’s ‘‘ Henry vy

Beerbohm Tree is going to Berlin this winter to act Hamietand Falstaff in English.

Douglas Lloyd, now with ‘‘The Prop- has been engaged for ‘*Th: White Heathber.’’

Adele Ritchie has madea genuine bit m as a comic opera singer, and will proceed to Paris to study for an operatic career.

Beryl Hope has been engaged to play the leading role, originated by Kathe- Tine Grey, in *‘A Soutbern Romance.”’ She will be featured.

Mrs. Fiske is plamning her arrange- ment of ‘‘Vanity Fair’’ for the stage. The play may be called ‘‘ Becky Sharp, "’ and consists of a prologue and four acts.

A new operetta and a one act musical farce, said to be almost completed, have been found among the possessions of Franz von Suppe, who died three years ago.

The preparation for the debut in America of the Polish actress Alexandra

jarda, at the Fifth Avenne theater, New York, is fast approaching comple- tion. It is intended that she shall be supported by an exceptionally fine American company.

ERIT is what has given Hood’s

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“ublic notice isherehy given th i 3 : i} ’ J st a dii- ca'ion wiil be made to the Parlismene - Canada, at the next session thereof, for an Act changing the name of The Dominion Building apd Loan association, tu that of The Doreinion Permanent Lown Company Dated at Toronto. wis 17 Ly Of N - - D.. re] Si th day of Novem- MACDONALD, ROLAND «& THOMPSON 2 Toronto-street Toronte, " Policitors for Appiica it;

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INSURANCE

Policies written covering all classes ot insurable property

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