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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, DECEMBER 21, 1898

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| What are you looking for ? little boy

| yi eal Estate bought and io'd Christmas love. \ ’ - +. z Hooks,

ittle boy ! - Button as i: 7 qT Commission . . : ‘ little boy : Rin 8 Bab Pj . en Birthday at : Everybody finds time at this season &*, y *106 and Rattles,

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Estates Managed Hoses ! Rents Collected. Siamper Block Caarlottetown, P.E. I.

PROPERTY FORSALE

FORSALI The house a 1d prenises known 2 sathe “North S ar Hotel”, situate in

f , (jrveat Geeorwe Streot. next to W, hk gg Dawson's Hardware Store Price $15-

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“uw a gennine bargain. Apply to I J John-

wn Real Estate Agent, S'amper Block,

POR S\LI -4 plot of land in the west nm partof the city Price $125.00 !J J John- ion, Real | ite Agent

POR SALE.~—Anacre of land in Charlottet jown Royalty near resiiance of Wm Sim "ons. Price $150.00, I J Johnston. Rea-

tate Agent

FOR SALE —Several B :ilding L ts in the ricinity of Bavfieid St. wil’ be sold cheap. JJ johnston, Real Es‘ate Agent.

POR SALE.— \ house oo Pownol Street, war the jail, containing 9 rooms, Good yard nd iarge barn on premises, J J Johnston ea! Estete Afient

FOR SALE.—In Charlottetown Common in phe vicinity of Rrighton. e out 6} acrea of land wil besoldcheap. JJ yhnsion, Real Es tate Agent,

FOR SALE —A house on Enston Street, in

of the year to read something about Christmas. “England was’ merry England, when Old Christmas brought his sperts again, ‘Twas Christmas broached the might- iest ale ! "Twas Christmas told the merriest tale ! A Christmas gambol oft would cheer The poor man’s heart through half the year.” lo many however, there is a charm in the weather-lore of Christmas time. In December, the wise tell us, a storm of thunder presages fair weather; \ “Thunder in december is singular enough to presage anything.” lke proverb says: “A winters thunder makes a sum

mer’s wonder

but as a writer says

lo many the harvest of next year depends on the weather of Christmas. lhere is a couplet which says: Light Christmas, lignt wheat sheaf. Dark Christmas heavy wheat sheaf. It is believed that if the sun shines

vicinity of Gallows Hill This honse con- tains 8 rooms and kitchen. in good order. and e heated with hot air. Good stable and large } serd in connection, will b sold cheap. Apply

to IJ Johnston, Real Estate Agent

i FOR SALE.—A house situated on the co-~- | |

rer of Pleasant Streetand St. Peters Road 71> ase contains 10 rooms has a good cellar and stable on premises The )oase Ils built 8 years fA is in excellent cond tion. Apply to J,J | smnston Real Estate Ag nat. POR SALE—Threeacres of landin Char- mtetown, common, near residence of Arthur Peters, Faq. will be sold cheapanlon easy

vwrms, J J Johnston, Stam: per Block.

POR SALE—ab out four (4) aeres of landin he City of Charlottetow o, can be d'vided in twenty building lots, agenuine Bargain 4 Johnston, Stamper Klock

FOR SALE.—In the business centre of (hariottetown, a targe three story house with jot 84x52 ft: also excellent outbuildirgs, x Suitable place for a tirst class boarcing honse, Willbe sold chear. Apply tofJ J Johnston, Real Estate A gent

FOR SALE OR EX( HANGE—A double tenement house on Ch stout Street, now in conrse of erection. Wil! be completed in one month. Willibe sold cheapor exchanged er property in another part of the city IJ OHhnston, Real Estate A gent.

FOUR EXCHANGE.-A three tenement

neas>, situate on Euston Street, newly built, |

Srings in a large rent. will be exchanged for w suitable place in another vart ofthe city .l Johnston, Real Estaie Agent.

FOR SALS—A two story double tenemen:

house on Bishop Street, each tenement con- }

ins six rooms and largs yard. Apply to J J hnston, Stamper Bloc k,

Houses To Let

ew >» TOLET.—A houseon King Street, (js near Pownel St.*table and yard; $5.50 2% per month. J J Johnston, Keal Estate + went.

f= TO LE?.—Hous: on King Street, con- is), taining 7 rooms, rent $5.00 per month, 224. J J Sohnston, Reai Estate Agent.

= TO UFT.—Hovre on King Street, + near Merchan’s Pank of P. E. Island,

222% ontaining 6 room:, rent $5 50 per month » JoDNSton.

* TOLET,—A new house on Brighton Roed heated with hot water, baths, | wk electric ight, etc. Will be rented toa

sx dtepant reasonably, J J Johnston, Real

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warmly on Christmas Day there will be many fires during the year coming

‘The weather also of Easter is said to be influenced by that of Christmas, for we are told:

A green Christmas, white Easter,

White Christmas, green Easter.

Why Easter shouid be compelled to hange its dress at the cap! ice of Christ mas, philosophers do not tell. If any

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back in last month was like they can form anidea of what Uhrist mas day will be for:

Martinmas, It will stay there till after Chtistmas

If you are a farmer and want good dry harvest and ptentiful crops next autumn, then leave holly and ivy trim fnuings in your windows until after

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Candlemas cve, a | commodated by the rules of weather There are numerous pro | verbs about Candlemas day, many of (which are implicitly believed by the common people. You can tell with probable accuracy, what weather you will have the next twelve months by which you can plan your picnics and parties ; if according toa German fancy you take an onion, cut it through the centre on Christmas eve and make Fill them with salt and place them in arow. Next morn- ing you will be able to decide that the months corresponding to the bowls in which the salt is moist will be rainy, and those bowls in which the salt is dry indicate the fine months of the year. A Saturday Christmas is supposed to bring about a foggy winter and a cold inhospitable summer.

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Looking for Santa Claus, sleighs, bells and toys, Don’t he come Christmas? and don’t he bring presents. Way from the North pole, for good little boys ?

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NUTES AND COMMENTS.

~-The recent sudd n death in New York, of Baron de Longueuil) Seigneur of St. Jobo’s aod Courval, of Quebec, calle to mind the fact vbat she title beld by the late Baron was granted by Louis XIV to Charles Le Moyne, for distinguished servi- ces and that the cessicn of Cansda to Great Britain by the Treaty of Paris, in 1763, made no change in the legal rights to hold honors Since this period ewch fuccessive head of the family hae, by assumption or right, used the til; but it was not cfhi - cislly recognized by the British Gov ro ment until 1880. The d ceased, Charles Colmore Graut, was the seventh baron. He was born in 1844, and succeeded his father in }879. In 1878 be married Marv, third dang hier of the late Thomas Wayne, of Glandare, Aberdare. Tbere being no direct heir,the title is inberited by the deceased’r, half brother, Reginald Charles D’Iveryille of ‘Birchwood,’ Pitlochrie, NB. The sew baroo was born in 1856.

—Som2 time agoa gentleman in this city received a long letter celsulated to awaken interest and sympathy on behalf cfa Spanish prisonerand hie daughter. This gentleman tock the precaution to make a few enguirlys,—and dropped the matter. The fullowing paragraph from the Toronte Globe evidently refers to a similar case :

“Having seen a paragraph in the Chit Chat columo concerning a letter received by an Ot:awa geatlemao from ® pr:acner In Spain asking bim to care for the prisuner’s daughter, I beg to tate that my tather alro receive! just such a letier from Spain about six yearsego. f[ had heard of ttis frand througu Loadon Truth, awd eo of course the letter was thrown aside. [ thought nothing more of it until 1 heard of a foend in Ayr, to whom the same letter. was sent,and asa sieter of this friend bad married a Spaniard he at orce re~ sponded and rent the money to bring the supposed niece out. Io the meantime be heard of others who had been similarly appealed to, aod cab ed just in time to Bicp payment. If you take tbe trouble to make icquiries you will find any number of people who know of this ‘Spanish Swindling Co.,’ as it is called in Truth. For years they bave been trying to bring the perpetrators to jus ice, but eo far they have cl verly corceal-d their identit » Will you not sound @ warning vote ip your paper ? I: ie a perfect fraud, aod for my part ] em furprised that people should te so easily tak eu in.”

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Will be quick to see the supevior make of our Realy-to

Wear Clothing......

Fit-Reform

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is the best in fit, quality, and workmanship and the prices aré only ashade over half what it cost to get the same goods made to crder.

We can fit tue tall min, the short man, the thin man, the stout man, the tall min, the poor man, the rich man, the big hearted man,the mean man, in fact the man we cannot suit with FIT-REFORM is no man at all.

Don’t waste your time ard squander your money looking

over Shoddy Clothing, when you can buy the best that is made right in here from the

WONDERFUL GHEAP MEN .

We don’t ask you to buy onv goodsunless we can demonstrate to you beyond a shadow cf adcubt that ours is the best aud that ours is the cheapest.

Hivery garment guaranteed, your

money back if it goes wrong.

[f you don’t like to take our word come in and see ane

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then if you cannot see the superior neake ot our goody over | those suld by others then we can only come to one conclusion | aud that is that you don’t know anything about clothing. In that case it would be advisable to place yourself in our hands as we have areputation at stake that we would not care to sacrifice for the few paltry cents that .we make on a

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Badly. Buttons, Brocches, Butter Dishes, at with elver n ounte, Bottles silver mount. ed, Boxes for ccliar buttons, stam matcher, jewels and bonbons, Bsking Dishes, Bronze Figuree, Belt and Buckles, Barometers, Bells, Boys Watches, $1 50,

$3 up. Cc

Card Trays, and Caser, Cake Baskets, Castors for dinner and breakfast, Candle sticks, Chains, Charms, Clocks. Cuff But- tous and Lirke, Collar S:ude, Compasses, Cupe, Cares, go!d mounted, Cream Pit- chere, Celery Dishes, Coffee Sets, Sjwone, Combs, Carvers in cases.

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Diamond Rings, Desert Sete, De&k Seta.

Enamel Brooches and Pins, Ear Rings, Fye Glasses, Ebony Canes mounted, Egg

Stands, Emerald Ringe. Emery Cushions,

Elgin Watches, Emblem Pins, Ebony Brushes eilver mounted.

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Fruit Dishes, and Knives, Fern Pots,

Forks, French Clocks, Fish Koives, and

Forks, Flag Pins.

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Garnet Rings and Brooches, Gold Watcher, and Jewelry of all description, Gravy Ladies, Grape Scissors, Glass box’s with sterling tops, fron» 20% up. Girls Watches.

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Hand Mirrors and Hair brusbhes,. Silver Mounted hair and Hat Pins, Ha}l' Clocks,

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[ce Pitchers, Ink Stands, Individual Crucis, silver top, 3oc each.

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Jewel Box+s, Jewelled Rings, Jelly Dishes and Spocns, Jugs.

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Kuives and Forks, Kouife Rests, Kee ’ , Rings, Keye, Kk y Kengs. ~ wal Ladies Watcnes, Lockets, Lamps- Lenses, for Spectacles, Ladles,

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Mirrors, Mustard Pots, Match Roxes, Martl+ Clocks, Marine Glasses, Masonic Rings and Pine, Manicure Goods in pieces aod eete, Maple leaf pine.

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Napkin Riogs, Necklets, Nutcracks.

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Oddfellows’ Pius and Charms, Optica Goode, Orange Bowls, and spoons, Opa Ringe, Ouyx, Clocks, Opera Glasses.

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PRESENTATION WATCHES, Pearl Rirgs, Pen H.jders, Pencils, Piekle Disner, Pine, Paper Knives, Pitchers, Pie knives, Purses siiver mounted, Peppers.

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Quadruple plated Spoons, forks, knives etc, quality guaranteed as reprssented of all goods sold

Surely this year with a Sunday

‘| ista'e Agent. Christmas we can have nothing but

Made by the Tryon Wo len Mills double or sing! R

ra LET—Dweiling hous3 and shop on lower | ‘ ey ‘ 1: i i “= . . ‘ ( ¥ ¢ Bb 5 ' (een Street, house contains eight rooms. | good, peace, plenty. breasted for $8, 8 10, Rings signet, wed ling engag — : Reid ierge warehouse attshed; everything in|~ ,-. ; : sri twine : ehildren’s all prices, either in stock or j r= e'ass condition. ‘ent $.700°. rent of lo the ¢ urtous, and overs of pro- made to order. Ribron vest chains, and

‘it-Reform sui 9. 15 ik 4 wome alone $100.00,,_ Avoply toJS Johnston, | verbs the following are interesting: Fit-Reform suits $10, 12, Le, and 153,

ui al Estate Agent Ch'\own, Guards, Reading Glasses, Rolled plate

tf it-Refor ’ 9 9 Rings and Chain, hi); POR SALE OR TO LET.-That well known C iFIS "MAS PROVERBS Fit-Reform overcoats $12, 15, 18, and 20. g = | f hisinpess hotel on ichmond Street nearthe Me ‘

i il sarket, This hotel contaius 20 good rooms Chistmas wet gives empty granary Mi: hoes 1 ‘ —

f va shop, alt in good revu'r, good stabling | 444 barrel ae ’ Remember we-are sole agents for Messrs Johnston s ready Sterling silver table-ware in boxes,

* M be sold at a anes a on — ete 8, A | If windy cn Christmas day, trees will to wear clothing and those two firms are th3 best makers of stamp — studs, ee with —_

weve ‘for a termof yeara. > Odd } : eee 7 . 1 . ; len . himblee, brooches an

Hit Laanston, Real Es:ate n gent. td bring forth much fruit. high class clothing in Can ida. neers en a ae e boxes ehav~

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y wy LET.--Ua ths eorner of Princes and Wet causes more dam ige than frost ae cote bee Sa caltaauiel nadie tt ieee a hou ve ioe bP eee before than after Christmas. vonat botiics, calvers, sugeiaan mamas. mG “Ss piace is ConVenien® 40 ra a ee pag . wk 3 > y 8, ee .

143 ert m Aaeahe. Apply oJ J Johnston, Real lf it snows on ( hy istinas night we i.e. 2s Tete syrup j igs, silver polish spectacles —gold,

\ tate Agent, r. 7, JOHNSTON, Real Estate Agent, dtumper Blocg, Ch’town

expect a good hop crop next year. Easter in snow, Christmas in mud: Christmas in snow, Easter in mud. If at Christmas ice hangs on the wil-

Dr. A. W. ( HASE AT WORK IN His LABORATORY.

THE GATARRA CLUTCH |

silver, alumivium and steel. If vou do not know the number of the lenses your friend needs, we can fil uo a temporary

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An English proverb tells us, “If ice

P A. will bear a man before Christmas it 4 will not bear a mouse after Christmas.”

Lhis Disgusting Malady is at the Throat of

pair, and putin the right glasses later. Turquoise Rings and Brooches, Tea Sets Tea Spoons, Thermometers, Time pieces,

Trays, Toast racks, Tooth Picks, Tea

Prevatent—its Development is Watched Balls, Tea Bells, Tea Baile Tureeus, To- Carefally, Because it’s so Sure a koree bacco boxes

runner«f that Arch Moloch of Disease— (onsumption—if Neglected, p an i U “Tf on Chtistmas nighi,” says a Ger pa : HB, ys é w 2 : ee Charcoal and Coke. 400 man proverb, “the wine ferments heav- . ILL I SUICIDE: Useful and ornam ental articles for

lexes larded ex S.S. Lake | ily-in the barrels, a good wine year is| While There’s Life and Dr. Chase's presents, Urns, Umbrella Clasps.

If Christmas finds a bridge he ll Nine tiundred in Kvery thousand of break it: if he finds none he’li make . Our Country's Population, . one. This is Not Hearsay, itis Borne Cut by Care.

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nee mee ty . f to follow.” Catarrh Cure There’s Hope. wy . yy innipeg, For sale by \ German declares that “the shep- I had suffered so many years from W

itl ee cee cca ee ste eas “eule Pome, catarrh that I don’t know that I will >

ig HOR bE HASZARD herd would rather see his wife enter the ever get it out of my remembrance. Veet Ciatus, Vases: Wea Senne Wel eit i\ § | stable on Christmas day than the sun.” | One day, when I took one of the end- shi teins Gniatlod dies silecr toll Pig Re on vd W. J. Kirpy less prescriptions given me by the filled sh ci — ae r ae ” - _ ei “VO — COC Pa , médictl man tu a druggist, I asked ied with perfumed vaseline 20c up. Hii CHARLOTTETOWN, him hluntly, “ Will this cure me, or . : : tiaa = will it not? Or will it be like the we . rest ?” I was nearly desperate, I can rE

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Looking For Santa Claus. tell you. The druggist said :—‘ No, Watches—Tne leading makes in hand»

f 3 4 nothing can cure catarrh. I have it ‘ somely engraved cases or plain so that you nite . » Little girl ! little - gil { where aré yas Sons Shee 5 Seer soms os eles. DESIRASLE -- FRESENTS can have whatever yon wich engrave

take %pium usuatty to sleep it off.” I

y . ; r . >: Fn Be meie ’ t eid pete P a1 pias took pe prescription away unfilled and GENTS CHILDRENS LADIES en Wedding Pinge, Waiters, Water Piag —J|ooking for needles, and thimble went home, thinking of what the drug- Moc : M oe rrr isan i? 4 - ; *| gist had said about suicide, and I was Snow } rere ee Moccas ns XMAS PRESENTS. / u _FOR— wh o thread, ; od intterly disheartened. I have that pre- Patent Shoes $1.65 Patent Sl ppers 92¢ Box calf skating Boot yy 7 {| hat’s that for little girl ? round abecut | seripticn yet. One day my deliverance - $2 10 i} ; Christmas, tas — ~~ me she nad metered Hockey Boot $2 10 Skating boots 78¢ . Peb do $1.48 You ere invited to call aud see them. wilh : > 1a? ae s , and was nearly insane, i ia { HOCH XM | S Ba pi on mending would be and ea a reriiesy naewD as De. Toe Creepers hin ies Boi oes ee 2

a af A j ase’s Catarr ture had actua 31; rey 0 ‘ ; ; ; n 4 iii Yes it is, ‘cause I am looking for Santa, | cured her. I had read a bot about Blippere Kid acd Velvet To-ddlers Boots Felt Slippers Zoological specimens in bronze. Zero mits And must get ready. b dl , | Dr. Chase’s Catarrh Cure, but I felt to- Leather Leggings Gaiters Kid $] ppers Thermometers.

ThE — . 8 y, Decause Cont! ward it as I did toward other medi- Tiurks Chock Slippers Cloth Gaiters

{ + , { . e know ‘ cnet had me faith. I tried it as a Overshoes Overshoes Valiond

mika m ong. stocki is : ast resort. used two boxes of Dr. 1b lot o ' ’ j i ; ;

Wi GI T'S pee? cking is mended on Seats Gita adc aka ten ae o a b !ot of Jad’es expensive slippers sold at a bargain toclear out, Come and EK. WwW. TAYLOR 15% eat a complete cure. , 4 Bit SHVNNYSIDE I will find Santa clear down to the | MRS. M. V. ROSE, Holloway, Ont. VICTORIA JEWELRY STORE. a eGe toe. Price 25 centa, blower included. ni ROS _ | weatly oposite Post Office, Chitown wiht @ = ~-d3eod mon, wed & fri;tj.

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