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The undersigned offers for sale by Private Contract, the several properties hereinafter mentioned viz:—
1 The Dwelling~house at present oe- cupied by herself with or without the warehouse attached, situate on the eorner of Pownal and Grafton Streets.
2. The double tenement house and premises on Desbrisay Street, at — oceupied by Messrs Balls and
rown, comprising four lIcts.
3. Building Lets Nos. DesBrisay Street.
4. 75 acres of Jand on Lot 60, fronting ov Wood Island and Halkett Roads.
Good terms of purchase on such time as may be required, will be given for avy of these properties.
For further particulars apply to the office of Davies & Haszard, Solicitors &., Charlottetown.
Dated this the ninth day of April, A.D.
1898. MARIA DesBRISAY. 84 2aw Jwks 2 6
REMOVED
G. G. Jury has removed his jewel-
business to Great Geo. St., oppo- site J. Stumbels’s harness shop, where he will be pleased to see all his old and new customers, He is now pre- pared to attend to all watch repairing and will guarantee to regulate them by the town clock, as it is the stand- ard for time. For Jewelry and Watches his prices can’t be beat. Just received, a new supply of watches, clocks and solid gold wedding rings.
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Thie month pale and sallow freed men, women, boys and girls are ceen on every street. Thelr blood is thin, watery and impure, mek‘ng the most fertile soil fur the nourishment of disease. We see the laugid tired, listlees and ambitiunless on every band— people who eeem to be pos- itively tired of life. We can easily detect poison and disease by a glance at the thousands of faces we see each day. Pimplee, sores,eszema, salt rheum and skin diseases tell that the blood needs cleansing and purifying. All ewch are truly on the brink of some organic diseaee.
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AXN GOLD CInOUS Liat. His Talk About the First Souvenirs by Show People.
‘“‘The first souvenirs I ever knew of being given out in the show business,”’ gaid the old circus man, ‘‘we gave away in our show at the time we had the big 18 foot giraffe. We never had an at- traction that beat the big giraffe. The people were just carried away with him. There wasn’t anything about him but what interested them, even the slightest little things. On clear days, when we were where we could do it and the sun was right for us, we used to get the giraffe out in front of the eutrance of the main tent and have bim stand there like a great sentry. People ustd to stop and look up at him, and then the first thing you know somebody’d dis- cover his shadder. Auybody’d casta long shadder at that hour of the day, of course, but the giraffe’s shadder reached as far as you could see. And as soon as one man begun to look at it 40 others did, and then you'd see ’em. I’ve seen 1,000 people at a time line up long that shadder and just stand along the edge of it down past the main tent and the sideshow tents, just standing there lookin at it. The giraffe was great, but his shadder fairly staggered ‘em. And there they’d stand till the sun dropped down under the edge of the earth, and the first thing they knew there wasn’t any shadder. Then they’d stare at each other for a minute, and then all bunch up together again and look at the giraffe till we took him in.
‘*We used to have a line on the pro- gramme saying that at 3 o’clock and at 9 o’clock the great giraffe would hand around ice water. That’s where the sou- venirs come in. We used to give away
were marked, ‘Souvenir of the Great Giraffe,’ and whoever got ’em could keep ’em. The seats in our circus were divided into four sections. We used to give away four dozen tumblers at every performance, one in each section. When the time come, we’d march the giraffe around the edge of the ring, and in front of each section his keeper would hand him a wire holder holding a dozen glasses, which he would take by the handle in his mouth. Tall as he was, he could reach easy to the highest back seats. It’s astonishing how people used to grab for those glasses. It seems ag though the whole section would stand up on the seatsand all grab for the holder when it come near ’’em. They’d spill the water and get wet and have the greatest time you ever heard of, but nobody got hurt, and a0 we just let her buzz along. But finally something did happen.
‘*At one evening entertainment when he was serving out the souvenirs, when we come to one of the sections, there was aman sitting on the fourth tier from the top who picked up his boy, a bright looking youngster about 10 years old, who was sitting alongside of him, and sat him up on his shoulder. The giraffe lifted the holder up and swept it along the seats with the people grabbing, and when it come near this man with the boy on his shoulder the man just lifted him up sothat the boy could stand on his shoulders. He was going to get one anyway, and when the holder came along the boy made a grabfor it. There was only one glass left in it then, but the boy got it. He upset it lifting it out of the holder and scattered the water all over everybody, but that didn’t count. He got the glass and was com- ing down with it when his father, in- stead of feeling him jounce down on his shoulder, felt his weight growing light- er, and the next minute he and every- body else saw the boy suspended in the air. When the giraffe saw the last glass g0, he lifted the holder, the way he al- ways did, to clear the people before swinging it around and down to the keeper. This time when he lifted it the buttons on tlre outside of the cuff of the boy’s jacket got caught in the wires. They were sewed on the way mothers sew on buttons, and they held the roungster’s weight easily, and when the giraffe lifted the holder up he lifted the boy with it.
‘*Then there was a scene. We knew the giraffe wouldn’t hurt a fly, but it looked to the people as though he had the boy in his teeth and was going to sling him through the other end of no- where. The whole audience rose up and stood leaning forrard, watchin and never sayin boo, but the giraffe swung his neck around as gentle and easy as the arm of a crane and lowered the holder and the boy hanging to it safe into the arms of the keeper in the ring. The boy hadn’t even dropped the tum- bler. | ‘*Then the people did holler, and the giraffe walked off as stately as you
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other style of souvenir.’’—New York Sun.
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From the Acadien, Woifville, N S.
One of the most prosperous and intelli-~ gent tarmers of the village of Greenwick, NS,is Mr. Edward Manning. Anyone intimate with Mr. Manning knows tim as aman of strong integrity and veracity, +@ that every confidence can be placed in the information which he gave a reporter of the Acadien, for publication the other day. Waring a very plecsant interview he gave the following statements of his severe ruffering and recovery :—“Two years ago
last September,” said Mr. Manning, “I was iaken with an acute attack of rheumatism. l had not been feeling well for some time
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previous to that date, having been vronbled with sleeplessness and general debility. My constitution seemed completeiy ran down.
Beginning in the small of my back the bip, where it remained without iniermiseion, ana [ became a terrible sufferer. Ail winter long I was scarcely able to do any work ana it
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cidedly better. I continues using them until twelve boxes had been consumed, when ny complete recovery warranted me in discontinuing their use, I bave never felt better than sincethatt:ime. My health seems (0 have improved During the past ecummerl worked very bard but have felt vo bad effects. The gratitude I teel to Dr. Williams’ Pink Pilis, none but those who bas suffered as I have aud been cured caa appreciate.
An analysis shows that Dr. Williams’ Piuk Piils contain ir a condensed form al! the elements necessary to give new life and richness to tbe blood, and restore shattered nervec. They are an unfailing specific for such aiseases as Jocomoter ataxia, partial paralysis, St. Vitus’ dapce, sciatica, »eu- ra'gia, rheumatism, nervous headache, the after « ff-cis of |a grippe, palpitation of the heart, bervous proustration. all diseases depending upon vitiated humors in the blood, such 4s scrotula, chronic erysipeias, ete, etc. They are alsoa specific for troubles peculiar to females, such as sup- pressions, irtegulaiuies and all forms of weakness, ney build up the blood and rectore the glow of health to pale and ye's low cheeks. In men they etfect a radical dure iu all cases arisivg from mental worry, overwork, or excesses Of whatever nature. Sold by all dealers or sent post ee at 50c a box or s!x boxes. for $2.50 hy wddres-ing the Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co, Brock vile, Unt.
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