TRE EXAMINER CALENDAR

For October, 1898.

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L5th day, New Moon.

22nd day, First Quarter.

29th day, Full Moen.

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HOUSE TO LET.-~(n Prince Street farnish- ed or unfurnished and having all the modern ” conveniences hot water system of heating ' electrie lights, bath room hot and cold water * For further informstion apply to Mrs. D5 e Montgomery 16 Worchester Square Boston Mass,

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HOUSE TO LET—Op Dorchester Street, between Queen and Pownal Streets, contain- ing eight rooms besides good kitchen and pantry. Possession about ist Nov. A ply to

Villiem Grant, or son.

WANTED—At once aman to take eharge ofaemall farm aod make himself generally useful about a house. Apply to Mrs Theo DesBrisay, Spring Park. 350

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SITUATION WANTED—A girl with refer- ences, would like a situa‘ion for general house worm Appiy at this office. 2

W ANTED—2}5 good men to work at Sewer: age. J P Nicholson. 249 21

WANTED—A man servant, Apply to Mr Edward Bayfield, 245 tf

70 LET—Halfof three story dwelling house on the corner of Queen and Fitzroy Sts ‘Pp ply to Wm Henderson, Fitzroy St. 245 tt

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STAMPED LINENS in new designs, ..Brainerd & Armstrongs” embroidery silks, opentd at the Decorative Art Room, Grafton Street.

BOA RDERS— Boerders can beaccomodated in a private family. ten minutes walk from Post Office. reasouable terms. Address A. B. C. EXAMINER office 240

FOR SALE.—8 panel doors, frames and casings, geod as new, will be sold cheap br Applying to John Connolly corner Queen and Dorc hester Streets, 244

WANTED.—A cook. Apply at the Hote avies. 239 1tf- -

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WANTED.—By an experienced sa'esman a pews in Clothing, Dry Goods or Boot and

hoe Store; references. Apply Bx 9t 239,

FOR SALE.—Two second hand hot water furnaces, WIil be sold cheap, Apply at Char!ottetown Hospitel. 229 tf,

TO LET.—A pleasantly situated house on the Brighton Road containing nine rooms and bathroom heated with hot water and fitted for electric light Apply to W. C. Harris, Architect.

EMPLOYMENT WANTED.—By 2 man— competent book keeper, useful in shipping business oOrinany other capacity ina ness establishment.

busi- Apply at this office. 226 tf

TO LET.—Three story Dwelling House con }

taining eight large rooms, on Prince street Possession given on Oct 13th W. W. Wellner, 217

TO LET.—The house ani vremises know as the “Old London House,’ situateon Water St., nextt> Government Warehouse No 1] Appl~ to Peake wros & Co. jan&—tf

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FOR SALE—A Jersey Grade Milk Cow,no# giving from 10 to 12 quarts, of milk daily,

Apply to E. H, Beer, 197 tf —— a re TO LET.— * house containing six rooms

situated on King St back of Merchants Ban k of P. &. I. sins?44 pd,

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Wants, Lost, Found, &¢

Apply at the office ot L. L. Beer

THE DAiLY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, OOTOBER 27 1£98

CONTRASTS IN NAPLES. Only a Step From Reyal Magnificence to Crowds of Half Naked Workers,

One of the strangest contrasts in Na- ples is to walk from the royal palace, with its fine marble staircase, up the new Corse Re d'Italia and to climb in-

to the steep streets around the Church |

of San Soverino e Sosio.

These streets are the dwelling places |

of the dyers, and one steps from regal

pagnificence into a crowd of seminaked

people, wl.o are busily dipping great hanks of cotton or wool into scething

caldrons. As elsewhere, the work is car- |

ricd on in the street, and little streams of water—red, yellow, brown and black —pour over the rough stones and gath- er in multicolored pools, while on low benches against the walls women are washing clothes, standing in the dirty, soapy water that splashes over from their tubs.

The passersby walk heedlessly through the dye and soapsuds, while the chil- dren find pieasant occupation in throw- ing mud of every variety of color at anybody who chances to be wearing light colored garments. It is a veritable feast of color from the merely spectacu- lar point of view, but a visit to these streets leaves a bodily as well as a mental impression. '

Very often in the depths of these sor did alleys one comes across a forgotten old palace, built when carriages were unknown, its great court of honor crowded with bocths, its vast halls fill- ed with a heterogeneous collection of men, women and children, fow]s, goats, sheep and occasionally a donkey, all living together in the happiest proxim- ity. The massive old walls are hidden beneath centuries of dirt; the wood- work has, for the most part, disappear- ed; the rooms that ouce knew the revels of Angevin nobles now shelter the bap- hazard existence of lazzaroni.—Lud- pate.

ALL HEADACHES

from whatever cause cured in half an hour by HOFFMANS HEADACHE POWDERS 20 cents and 25 cents at all « is

In a recent | ‘tter to a frieod too, Or,Frank Frazier said, “If Chehalis did not wear bubbles, I could get $20,000 for him.” But he wears them.

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Minard’s Liniment Cures Buras, ete.

WANTED.—A general servant. Must understand plain cooking Apply at this ¢ ffice. 218.

TO LET.—A comfortable house oa Upper Hillsbo.o St, containing 5 roums. Very healthv Ineation Large yard and atable- Enguire of K. J. Wood, corner of Hill<*>*9 aod Euston Srreets, 249,

FOR SALE—A double tenement houve on Bishop *treet,contain ng six rooms each,vard

i wnd stable; also a hovse on Richmond Street

co Maining eight rooms and shop, geod stable

and yard, terms easy, apply at once to Patrick } Connolly.

249 3i pd

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The Professor's Wisdom,

The stern protessor of the feminine preparatory achool sat at his desk try- ing to unravel a knotty problem when a fluffy haired miss of 16 approached.

‘*Please, sir,’’ she began in a tremu- Jous voice, ‘‘will you grant me permis- sion to go ont riding with my brother this afternoon?’’

Now, the old man had not forgotten the days of his youth, neither was hea fool, and looking over his spectacles he slowly said:

‘*So you want to go riding with your brother, do you? By the way, is this brother of yours any relation to you?’’ —Chicago News.

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St. Croix, Jr, wianer in the 2.15 class at

‘Le istin, Me, wore 44 ounce shoes for~ | ward in this race.

Minard’s Liniment Cures Dandruff.

Now it is said that the stallion Morey, supposed to be by Slander, is in reality Amber, 2.18}, by Alcyone.

Toronto Fireman Testify.

M. McCartney, Lombard Street Fire Hall. Toronto, dated March 4'h, 1897, statea:—*Am subject to very painful conditions of costive- nessand other troubles resulting therefrom but I am giad to say that I have found a per fect remedy in Dr. Chase’s Kidney-iver Pills I trust this will be of benefit to others.”

The trotter Lentolus, 2.15, by Pactolus, has & boi! on bis hind leg that has bother- ed him all summer.

Dk. CHASE’S CATARRH CURE. BLOW- ER INCLUDED, 25c., scts magically and cures quickly. One application allays pains. clears Lhe passage, redoces inflamation and gives comfort. ‘cures ¢o'd in the head, Hav Fever, Kose Fever, Cstarrhal Desfnees and all head and throat afflictions which if not tekenin time will leadto Chronic Catarrh and later consumption. Itissure, pure and harmless,

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When he took his record of 2.15} at the recent meeting at Toledo, the pacer

i : Pendulum moved like clockwork. in Pendle- ;

Minard’s Liniment relieves Neuralgia,

The Californie 3 yearold, Dr Frasse 2.183, by Iran Alto, as gone lame and may not etart again this year.

Doctors Testify,

There’s sirong testimony by eminent phy- s of cures made by Dr. Chase's Family Kemedies—-particularly Dr. Chase’s Ciatment.

In commentiog Gn Silvanway’s perform-

ance at Cuarter Usk park a hor-eman said that the bay filly scored at least 17 quar- ters during the race.

Minard’s Liniment for sale everywhere

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Should the &. 8. Northumberland make cop nections with the arrival of }he afternoon trainat Pointdu Chene the Expres train will be detained at Summerside to connect with the steamer,

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