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Reai Estate Agent

Bea) Ectate bouscht aid,so!d on Commission, Estates Manag i. Houses Rented. Rests Collected. Stamper Block Coarlottetown, P.E. I.

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Houses For Sale

UPrst QUREY Sf.— House 6 rorms ta’ ead @ se 20 ‘1°86 wif LOI 7 ct. Pric (om MENTS”, (-as*)--Hoves andshop, 6 rooms

Lot 90x13 Price $€00.00

Ba YFLELD ST- Heuse $1000.00

Sa’ TOWN RO“ ALTY—(One mie citpt, house burns and coech house 19 acres ofland. Price $280)

BRAF TON ST. (2as*)—House heated with hot water, barns etc. irice $1200 will ex- change.

POUGL 418 ST—House, 5 rooms. Price $300

CUMBERLAND ST--House, 5 rooms, good ediar. smal garden. Price $190,00

BizaHie ST—Two tenevasnt house. S406

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BUSTON ST, (west)—Three tenement honse, (will exchang.)

wHESTNU Cf ST--Two tenement house, (will exchange)

BOKCHESTER ST [near Queen St)—House asd shoo with ontbuildings—Dbusiness staad. Price $2009.00

@GUR. PLEASANT ST. & ST. PETER’S ROAD—Larxe house, new. Price $1400.00

BUSTO SN ST—(G allows Hill) honse, 9 rooms, barn, heated with hotair Price $1100

POWNAL ST—(Near Euston) two tenement honge. new Price $1250

GROWS ST—T wo tenement house, new. Price am)

HIGHLAND AVENUE—UHonse,. 8 rooms stable, Lot 60 « 190 Price $800.00 ZIGHLAND AVENUE-~-Two honses, just

eonstencted. each 6 rooms: Lots 49x10 ft. Price $50.00 2ach,

Pao. 6500 -{>uss7 roo as, Lot 13)¢.49 ft rice $508.0)

Houses To Let

KING STREET (WE3T)-6 rooms and stable $5.50 per month.

SING ST—7 rooms $5. per month, WEST SIREEI.— Opposite residence of Sir L. H. Davies a house, 11 rooms. baths, hot water, sewerage Lent :noderate

REFGHTON BROAD—10 room; and bathroom not water and electric light $160 a year. SOUTHLUORT (near ferry) 8 rooms, garden $30

per year

WATER STREET—(WEST) Brick house l4

rooms, Price $150. per year

BRIGHTON ROAD—Il rooms and bath rgom, water closet, electric light etc $200 a year

RIGHTON RIAD—S8 roomsfand bath room hat water and stable $160.00 a year

PLEASANT ST.— House 8 rooms, stableand coach house $6.50 per mo,

SUTHPORT—fummer cottage, and u

whddiagiaawv. 350 a year °

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G. H. TAYLOR “The Vaccination Act, 1886”

Vaccination will be attended to under nhe provisions of this Act, by the under- signed, at their respective oflices, daily; or the present between 2 and 4 o’clock

em. RICTARD JOHNSON, M.D., PETER CONROY, M.D., Sup’dts of Vaccination ug 21, 18) ),—dycod2wks

| NOTES AND COMMENTs, |

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THE DALY EXAWUNER, CHAMLULPETOWN, AUGUST 24,

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—The Governor General and wad y Minto are at Halifax. Are they not coming ‘9 Charlottetown ?

Hon. Mr. Fieldicg has found it neces- \

“temporary” loan pounds sterling

eary tamake anotber of a quarter of a million

(jreat Britain, raising that lability from $2 433,343 on 30:bh June to $3,863, jd O nolst July.

—The Montreal Gazette says that if

there is not dissolution announced before thistime next year, atthe farthest, it will be because Messrs Tar e, Sift n and bave couciuded that the Government parts has most to hope from staving oll ap appeal! on the record they have made.

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--A story ie toldin Maialy about Peo ple, regarding the Duke of Connaugbt’s sou, yeung Prince Arthur, whe was over- joved at the fact that he had got out of

the Sax-Cobourg succession He was sen: over to inspect his possessions, and on returning to Eton he confided to his

schoolfellows that what fioally decided him to“chuck it” was his being asked to play tenois with three other princes, and finding they had balls fielded for them by arquad of soldiers, who saluted at attention each time they had banded the bell. This was too much for the Eoglish schoolboy, he explained, so be prompt'y decided to remain Koglisn.

—lLe Solei!,of Quebec, had a two column article on Saturday on the general elections in which it declares that it sees no state rearons for making an appeal to the pab- lic. It warns the Governmen! nol to be deceived .by the idea that the Conserva~ tives are unprepared, as such idea may prove anillusion. Going on the Liberal organ tries to mask tbe fac: thata large number of Liberals are only waiting for an oppertunity to down the Laurier Govern- ment for its complete neglect of its ante— election promises by warning them that hundreds oftheir particans who worked like lions during the strugg'e of 1896 would stand aloof. The reason for this action, according to Le Soleit is because the feder- al Goverumsa: has failed in its promise to reform the civil service.

Grerman

—French colonization in Africa has vot beea fortunate Lately a very unfortwo ate affair occurrec, in which ove French expedition killed a number of the members of another French party. The killiwg occurred on July 14, the date of the French National feie. Ii ap- pears that on news being received of the barbarity of the Voulet Chanine mission towards the natives in the march towards Chad, the Dupuy ministry instructed Lien- tenant~Colonel Klobb, who was at Karyes, to proceed with the flying co'umn, overtake the mission. investigate the charges, and assume command on July 14. The Kiobb party overtook the migsion at Zimber, near Domanger, Lieut. Col. Klobb sent word to Captain Voulet, who replied that h: would shoot him if he edvanced. Not understanciog this threat Kiobb advanc. ed and made himeelf known ito Voulet, who ordered hiw peremptorily to stop. The order was disregarded and when the K lobb party was a hundred and fifty met- res of Vouiet’s troops the latter on his order, fired three volleys which were followed by independert firing. Lieut. Mieunner fell dead. Lieutenant-Colonel Klobb was injured in tke leg by the first volley, and despatched by being shot in the head. Voulet then ordered a bayonet charge and the remainder of the Klohb column fled, carrying their wounded and leaving bésides the two officers nine dead The survivors, ten of whom were wound- ed, reached Deese, under the command of

@ nalive sergeant . -_——_- _—

French Shore Question.

Sr. Jonn’s, Nfll., August 22.—The Colonial Coverument has been informed by the Imperial Secretary of State for the Colonies, Joseph Chamberlain, that ne- gOtiationa for the settlemeat of the French shore dispute are progresving between Great Britain and France, avd tbat be is hopetul of a speedy and satisfactory ar- rangerueat. It is believed that matters are going well because the French war ships are to withdraw frum the coast at the close of August, two months earlier than usual.

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PARM FOR SALE

Sixty acres of arable land and& acrea of Marsh land at Mt. Herbert, Lot 48, about 45 acres of farm in @ good state of cultivation, Good dwelling honse, baros and coach house on premises’ The property is well situated, convenient to churches, school, and good shipping facilities,

An everlasting supply of marsh mud on the

roperty. Term3easy. Apply at the office o

r,A A McLean, Solicitor, Ch’town, or to

the unders zned PATRICK O'GRADY, Pownal St, Ch’town

THE SENATE.

Tne Monetary Times remarks that “on the whole, the Government acted wirely in withdrawing the Senate Amendment which might more ;roperly be called the Senate Suppression Bill, The world as aciualiy governed, is far from having reached the conclusion that second Chambers are ucnecessary, undesirable, or useless. Tne consensus Of opinion every- where, or with so few excepuons that they

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scarcely count in the aggregate, is in favorof secood Chambers. And what ia their proper function ? Not tobe mere

echoes of the other branch of the Legis- but to express the eober, second

ature ;

houg it ofthe community,in the form of revising acd occasivually rej cting mea- sures hastily put together, the defects which become more apparent under pro. onged discussion. Ls would perhaps be

better if all second Chambers were, in form, representative bodies ; but where they owe Lheir existence to se'ection, inthe form of executive nomination, it would never be tolerated, in a Democratic onre, that they should per- severein rejecting a mesure after it bas received th- endorsement of the electorate, in an election in which it formed a distinct issue, after the first rejection, Where there is a@ represe tative Chamber, and a nominated Uhbamber, the former is apt to be aggressive, which is indeed vatura!, for the presumption thatits mandate is clearer and more certain than that of the nominated Chamber. Nevertheless latter bas ite rights and its duties, as wel as the other Chamber. Senate reform is one thing, Senate suppression, on critical occasions, by submerging it inthe otver Chamber, instead of bringiag reform, would give to the other Chamber tbat un- checked sway which the wisest men of al! cou'ries have, with rare exceptions, depre~ cated as a public calamity. -~ + <> > ~~

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Triple Execution ac Dawson.

SeaTtLe, Wash., August 22—Passrn- gers onthe City of Topeka, which arrived last night from Skagway, Alaska, br og pews of the first legal execution Klondyke. A triple hanging occurred at Dawson ou Augast 4th. The parties hanged were two [ndians, Da vson Non- tuck and James Noniuck, and one white man, Edward Henderson. Henderson was convicted of murdering h's partner. named Peterson, on the trail near Marsh Lake, in September, 1897. The Indians were cvavicted of murdering Wiliam Mahan and injuring bis pariner, James Foss, on the Acclincock river, in May, 1398.

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Nervous headaches, dyspepsia, irritability by day, restlessness and sleeplessness by night. Pains and athes in the body, derangements of the organs peculiarly feminine, loss of energy and ambition, despondency and despair.

‘These are some of the symptoms known to the woman of exhansted nerves. These are symptoms which entirely disappear when Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Food is used.

By creating new, rich blood and nerve tissue this great food cure of Dr. A. W. Chase re- stores and revitalizes the wasted nerve cells,

ts new vigor and vitality into the system and

s woman of many ills which are due to exhausted nerves.

Dr. A. W. Chase’s Nerve Food cures by the building-up process, which makes the body round and plump, and restores the glow of health to the pale, sallow cheek.

50c. a box atall dealers, or Edmanson, Bates & Co., Toronto.

FOR SALE.

That veluable freehold farm, situated on the St. P-ter’s Road, eight miles from Charlottetown, which wae owred by the late Henry M McLeod ‘This is one of the most derirab!e farms ever offered for tale in this province. It is situated in the nicest farming section in Oneen’s County. It cc nsists of 125 acres, {5 of which are ‘n @ high etate of cultivation, the balarce being covered with hard and soft wood. [t is well fenced with spruce bedges and has a Jarge orchard. Railway Station, Queen’s County Court House snd School House all on the premises; wharf and cheese fac~ tory are withiu easy reach. The dwellirg bouse and barns are al! that can be desir- ed ard are in good repair. Intending purchasers must see the property to ap- preciate the many advantages it offers to the aspiring agriculturist. The property may be inepected any day upto the first of September, when to parties interested full particulars and terms will be giveu by the undersigned.

Another farm of sixty acres half a mile ml+ from the above with three never fail- ing springs of water will be soid separately or in connection if desired.

SARAH 8. MACLEOD,

HENRY 8S. MACLEOD, Admistrators of the estate of the late Henry M. McLeod. 190 c6i w3

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DR. J, P. MURRAY,

QUEEN STREFT

CHARLOITETUYN Business College — AD Writing Academy

Will re-open forthe Fall aud Winter Term

‘ON AUGUST 29th.

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(‘Let the Ssarchlicht of Practic2 i'liminate the uaik plaves of Theory”) A VHOROUGHLY Progressive, Practical institution, in which young men and women are not only taught Bookkeeping (in all ils applications to Commerce) hoth by single aud doubie entry, bus are trained how to do business by actual business transactioas, Thes'udents act as buyers, sellers, traders, bankers, boox-keepers and accountants in actual business operations, and ths currency issued by the Co lege Bank, aad the mdse. issued from the Emporium are used in boua- fide business transactions, just the same as in mercantile and banking houses. Book - keeping in itself mew be learned at horne, but a knowledge of howto transact business cannot be thus acquired. That our c urse and system of training is emiently practical write for testimonials from business men and from students who are now holding lacrative aud responsible positions, SUBJECTS:

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I. B. Miller, Prire’pal, Teacherecf Book- keeping, Arithmetic, “Business Practice. Husiness Correspeudence, Typewritiag and Navigation,

A. ©. Me Millan, Vice Principai, Teacher of Railroading, Steamboating, Banking, ac~ counting and Actual Business Practice.

J. Harry Williams, teacher of Bu-iness Penmanship.

Wm. Mo:an ['icensec] Teacher of Short~ hand,

George 8. Enman, Esq., [Law Firm Me> Donala & Inmap] Lecturer on Commercial Law

For circulars or full information write

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One Buggy, One Piano— will be sold cheap. Apply to J J. JOHNSTON,

Barrister NOTICE.

Tre Fire Wardens of Souris cffer for sale Debentures tothe amt, of $20<0, for 15 years at 4% interest. Also want to buy « Fire Hand Engine.

. C. CARLTON, JR., Sec’y Treas

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