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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN APRIL 4, 1998,

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Wants, Lest, Found &

HOUSE TO LET.--A house, six rocmson Gratton St. Easi. Apply to the ownr, Mar- garet Newberry, Inthe premises. 78—~lipd TO KENT.—A blacks mith's shop on Kent St. Possession given onor about Ist May. Apply to P. H, Trainor, Kent St 78—6i

W ANTED.—I mmeili ately A girl for gen eralhousework. Apply to Mrs Benj, .es Brisay, Upper Prince st. Te

1O LET—A cottage on lower Prince S81,

possession Ist of April D>. Chappell. 53

_ TO LEV.~ One half of the three story dwel-

ling house, -ontaining eight large rooms. on Prince St. Posscssion given on 2nd May next W. W. Wellner

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TQ LET —The hous? and premises known as the “Old London House,’ situateono Water

st., nmextto Government Warehouse No l.

App) to Peake pros & Co. jan2s--tf WANTED.—A house contsining about

seven or eight rooms in adesirable locality.

Apply to this office. TO LET.—That } lea

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antiy and eomfortable cottage on Water St, at pre-ent occupied by Mra Bruce Stewart Possessiou given about middle may. Apply to Peake Bros, & Co. Ch’town. 63 tf LOST. - $15.00 reward will be pa iby Edw- ard Bayfield to any person returning a double gold eye giass, withlong gokl chain ttached, fib eod

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TO LET.—That comferitabie and pleasantly situated house on upper Queen St., being the southern half of the residence of the late Chief Justice ‘Palmer, new in cecuvation of Commander Cheyne Hot and cold water in sam?>, rent moderate. possession g ven Ist

fay next. Apply to H, jJAMES PALMER,

th’town, 6)

WANTED—A ceompetent girl for general house work Apply 10 Mrs Arthur Newherry

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BARBERS’ CHAIRS and complete outfit for sale cheap for cash Or approvea note. Ap- ply toDA Bruce, Queen ist, Ch’ own

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Valuable Property wer" For Sale

The subseriber Oers at private sale that large dwelling house and premises, consisting of large barn and ther out houser; situated on the Lover »pring Park Road, formerly occupied by the late Mrs. Catherine Thorne. This is an excellent business stand, and can be purchased at a reasonable figure. Every~ thing io firstclass repsir. Good title Guaranteed.

S. G. THORNE.

ALMONT WILKES

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The well -kaown stallion, ‘Almont Wilkes

by ‘“‘Ulernando,” 2.3715-2, dam ‘‘Ohiv Wilkes,’ 2.39 ( 4. dam of **Gracie Wilkes, 2.30 and “Almont Wilkes,” 2.31 1-2, bv Geo. Wilkes. jr., will stand the season o!

3898 at Nicholson’s Traiming

Stables, Grafton

St., opp. Court louse, Ch'town.

Almont Wilkes isa big, stylish, carriage horse; he stands over 16 hands high and weighs 1200 Ibs. He is the sire of Montr 020 3-4, and Westle Wilkes, 2.39 1-4. Mont

rose was the horse that put such a gal! fight in the free.for-all at Ch’:own track |

fall, and there is no. doubt that only for the

conceited action of the other divers, he w have won with ease. Ile trutted 13 hea winning 4 first places and 5 »econds,

Westhe Wilkes started in the 2.40 class at Summerside last fall, a green horse right off the pasture, getting a mark of 2.39 i-4 in a

field of seasoned campaigners, and his owner expects him to get a mark of 2.23

This proves that Almont Wilkes > of a high order, and being a remarkable looker, has always been a prize-win er in the show ring even when up against the best in the land.

For terms and particulars apply to

J. M. NICHOLSON, Owner.

P. B. Island Railway

O« and after MONDAY, 27th Dec., 180% Irains of this Railway will rua daily, (Sun: lays excepted,) as under.

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put up in pint price 25c, now Heinz Prepared Mustard

put up in 1 gal. pails, usual price $1.25, now 80¢

Essence Turkey Coffee put up by Cross & Blackwell. in and pint bottles, 15c and 25e Ginger Syrup put up in t-vo pound tins, Very nice on your oatmeal in the morning, usual price 302, now20c

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Wholesale and Retail’ Grocers.

HENRY R. LORDLY ©. E A.M Can. Soc. C. E.

Graduate College of Civil Engineeriag

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: Censulting Engineer for General Work, Specialties: Hydraulic, Sanitary Enzineer- ng and Bridge Designing.

Offices at Charlottetown and St John

island correspondents address to Charlottetown.

TO BE LET

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_ House on King St, near Queen, contain ing eleven rooms A'so shop aliojning, fitted suitably for a grocery atore. ouse and shop let conjointly or separateiv. Apply on the premises to the undere‘gned.

MRS. JOHN McQUILLAN. 71—3ind

WANTED.

Wanted, by a lady, position as com- vanion help, governess or housekeecer. No objection to widower’s family. Address Examiner cflice,

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FOR SALE

AT POINT PRIM.

70 acres of land, 20 acres under heavv ock maple and birch, about 49 under ultivation, and 10 ready for stumpirg, th good new buildings, farm rnanineg rom shore te shore, lots of mussel mud and seeweed on both shores, good pl ace for lobster factory, good deal of farming gear which goes with farm,! mile from school, store, etc; 14 miles from Shipping. Also TV acres marsh, } mile from farm. ~ermsé easy, apply to A. A. McLean, or John Murchison Esq., Point Prim. JOHN J. MURCHISON.

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i es ioiniaialeliitinlaa tea del 2 TENDERS. _ Sealed Tenders addressed to the under- eigned will be received until Thursday March 3lst, 1898, from cheese makers willing to engage to manufacture the seze son's out, ut of cheese at the Winsloe Dairviag Stetion. Tenders to state price per 10@ Ihs of cheese, finding all supplies and also for manufacturing only. Also sealed tenders addressed to the: undersigne | will be received unti] Thurs. day, March 31st, 1898, from parties wil- ling to contract for hauling the Feason’s milk to the Winsloe Dairving Station. Each tender must be accompanied by the sue. vf $3.00 which will be returned in

the event of bon-acceptance of tender.

Plan of routes cau bes > of the undersigned, een at the residence

Cuas. Rayextox, P Cuas. Taree, Sec’ r

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IN WASHINGTON'S POCKETS.

Showed First President Did Mot Use Gum or Cigarettes, A man who had returned from a post which he held in a foreign country told a reporter an amusing story of something

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National museum. The gentleman in question was connected with the museum He spent much time there, assisting to arrange the different exhibits, In this capacity he had a key which ad- mitted him to most of the cases where the relics, etc., were kept. He knew the cur rators at the museum and enjoyed their full confidence. He said:

‘“‘One afternoon after the museum had been closed I was there with two or three of the other men connected with the place. I do not know just hew the thing started, but we jokingly proposed to search the pockets of the clothes of George Washing- ton, which were on exhibition. We had been arranging them or looking at them, I think, which suggested this:

‘* *Let’ssee if the old gentleman left any money in his clothes, or what be was in the habit of carrying about with him,’ one of us said, and the idea was carried out.

‘There was nothing in any of the pock- ets but one. In the bottom of this, when it was turned inside out, was some brown, powdery substance, which had a most pungent smell. ‘There was considerable of this, which was either tobacco or snuff, showing that the Father of His Country was most likely addicted to the use of it. I put it in a piece of paper and keps it carefully.

‘The funniest part of it was that when I showed it to my little son on returning home he berated me soundly for taking part in a proceeding which he character- ized as sacrilege in daring to violate the garments of so noted a person by putting my bands in his pocket.

***I¢ was wuch better to doit after he was dead, my boy, than to do the pick- pocket act while he was living,’ I declared.

*‘It proved conclusively to me that the immortal George did not possess the chew- ing gum or cigarette habit. If he smoked tobacco, be used itin a pipe. ‘There was nothing of a dude about him.’’—Washing- tan Star.

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Ch’town Royalty. Feb 24 1 mo

which occurred several years ago at the

TOLD BY THE CIRCUS MAN.

The Big Giraffe’s Usefulness In Carrying a | Torch For the Calliope Player. ' ‘*In all night parades,’’ said the old circus map, ‘‘we used to have a big 18 { foot girafie carry a torch, and there wasn't apything in the whole procession that at- i tracted more atteution. Wehad a torch mace specially for his, with an extra Jong handle with a grip piece about midway of its length, which the giratfe held. in his ' month... ‘The handle roso six cr eight feet above the girall $i i, & that he arried 4 the big torch about 245 ivet above th ground. The lower end of the bandle was steadied by means of a strap made fast to it and buckled around the giraffe’s neck

‘We had at that time a sicam callicpe, ope of the first ever carried in a circus. l1

don’t know but what it was the very first,

and we used to have the yirafie, carrying the torch, march beside the calliope. You’ve seen men and boys marching alongside the band at night carrying

torches for the muscians to see their notes by? Well, we had the giratfe march beside the calliope to light the music for the cal- liope player. In order to make the calliope outfit fit the giraffe we had a wagon built with a broad wheel base, so that we could safely carry the platform that the calliope stood on up high, but it looked as though

player because that was the only way we could get the light up to him.

‘You know, the calliope in those days used to get the people tremendous. ‘The calliope itself was a great card, but when you come to see the professor sitting up there on the platform playing away on the keyboard, with his gaze fixed on the music in front of him and every now and then turning over a leaf and then. pouncing down on the keys again so as not te lose the time, while all the while they giraffe was marching solemnly alongside hvlding the torch as near as he could, so that the professor could seo the music—um-nm! Well, the people used to just go wild over it, and I’m not socertain myself but what it was the greatest thing we ever taught tho giraffe to do.’’~New York Sun.

The “Smartest Dog.”

John N. Conover, the liveryman, bas perhaps the most intelligent dog in al) this country. Heis asbepherd and is vilued very highly by his owner. went out home with Mr. Conover one Gay, and upon bis return related the following toa representative of The News: *‘Well, sir, John Conover has got the smartest dog I ever saw, and if be was wine [ wouldn’t tase $100 for him. Iwas out at John’s today, and it was raining. ‘The dog was lying by the stove, and John said to bim, calling him by name: ‘This fire is about out. Goand geta stick of wood.’ ‘Lhe dog sprang up, went hastily to the weod- house and returned with a stick in his. mouth. Mr. Conover then remarked, ‘Go up stairs and get my old hat.’ The sum- mons was obeyed, and in two minutes Mr. Gonover was presented with his hat, but it was not the one he wanted, so he wold the dog to take it back and bring another one, describing it, and this time no mis- take was made. He then said to the dog: ‘It is raining. Go and see that the cattle are in the field convenient to the barn.’ The dog started with a yelp, and it was not long until he came in, satisfying his master that his orders had been obeyed.” —Columbia (Ky.) News.

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