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THE EXAMINER CALENDAR For September, 1898. MOON’S CHANGES

7th day, Last Quarter.

iSth day. New Moon.

22nd day, First Quarter.

29th day, Full Moon.

- * _ High Water. | Sun a Morn.| Aft. | Rises Sets. 1, Thursda 10 44 111 24/155 6 25 2. Friday 113111187; 6 23 3 Saturday 12 16 8 21 4 Sunday 0 28 | 102 9 19 5 Monday 058; 1 49 10 17 6 Tuesday 127 |239 12 15 7 Wednesday 1 51 | 3 38 13 13 8 Thursda 217/\451 14 il ) Friday 2 51 | 6 22 15 9 10 Saturda: 404 734 17 7 Ll Sunday 5 45 | 8 20 18 5 12 Monday 659 8 52 19 3 i3\ Tuesday 7 36/9 21 21 l 14\Wednesday, 8 50 949) 22 (5 59 5 Thursday 941 1016) 23 57 16 Friday 10 22 10 44 25 55 L7 Saturday 10 59 1113) 26 53 18) Sunday 11 38 11 44 27 51 19, Monday 12 20; 2 49

20 Tuesday 015/168 29 47 21, Wednesday 0 42 2 07 31 45 22, Thursda £38 2 1 32 43 23\Friday 2 03 | 4 37 34 41 24 Saturday Swiss i: Ss 39 25 Sunday 446 609 37 37 26, Monday 621,810); 38 35 27 Tuesday 748 8 59 39 33 28, Wednesday 8 53 9 38 40 31 29 Thursda 9 48 10 14 42 29 = Friday 10 34 10 48 «43 27

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WANTED--Two or three smart boys- -anply at factory—Mark Wright « Co, 106

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rO Let —Ca+hoas: aad oremises know # the “Old Loudon Hous:,’ situateon Water m.. nextt> Government Warehouse No l \Lpplv to Peake Bros & Co. jan28--tf

rO LEf.-The large Hall in the brick

huilding on 132 Queen Street adj»ining K. B. Norton’s Hardware Store. This Hall is nicely ‘icstshed wiih easv approach from Queen “treet. Rer moderate. Applv to J. B.

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THE Da:LY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, SEPTEMBER 23 1898

A GORDON MEMORIAL.

OmpurMAN, September 21.—The ques

tion of a memorial to General Gordon has been much discussed here, and the sug- |

gestion bas been made that this memory wenld be best perpetuated by starting a public subscription to establish and endow a college or technical school of an un- sectarian character at Khartoum.

lf sach an institution were built, three or four English masters would have to be appointed and maintained. Otherwise the quality cf the teaching would soon degen- erate.

The college might be devoted to the education of the eons of shelkive; and i: would not be inadvisable to have a curi-

riculum through which every person must pass in order to become a sheikh.

In that way theteaching would become a rus'eus of civil'z tion, and do much to make conditions which would render fresh rebellions impossible.

Is is understood that ‘the sirdar would favor the erection of a coliege of this kind if funde yielding 1,500 pounds a vear were raised ; but thie is the irreducible mini- mum if the school is to be kept in English hands

This coald be done bv raising sum of about 400,000 pounds.

No doubt «batever is entertained here the British public wil! warmly take up the proposal ,ifonly fcr the purpose of testifying their apprec'ation of the life- work of one of their greatest heroes

a capital

The Cause of Laughter.

Bain suggests the explanation that Jaughter is provoked by what he calls a degradation, meaning that we laugh when we all at once perceive something degrading, a trickery, a weakness ora pettiness in some person or object which we respect, as when the infirmities of human nature disclose person of importance or when some triyial affair occurs in a solemn cere- mony to drag us downor when the wrong side uf some great thing or some great man is exposed.

excite a stronger emotion. ries of laughter the more or less impor- tant fact is marked * * * that the feel- ing of the ludicrous arises when some- thing which we respected before is pre- sented in a mean light, for we have no disposition to laugh when something that we already regarded as such is de- picted as tricky and vile.’’—Popular Science.

Too Much For Watson.

Only once did Watson, when a captain, never fail to punish a man for intoxica- tion. This was in the summer of 1893 at Eoston, when the San Francisco took the Massachusetts naval militia on its first practice cruise. Among the regular crew was old Alexander Parker, sailmaker’s mate, who was never known tq remain sober when there was liquor to be had. When the naval militiamen came on board a witty boatswain’s mate, while no officer was near, sang out in an authoritative tone:

‘“‘All you men having whisky on board lay below and turn it in to the sailmaker’s mate for safe keeping.’’

Many amateur sailors took the bait, and in afew minutes old Aleck, sit- ting down below decks in his sailroom, was surprised to have a vast collection of flasks passed tohim. He received all these as gifts with many thanks. He was found a day after sound asleep in his sailroom, literally covered with empty bottles of every size and shape. He was finally taken before the cap*uin, to whom was told the circumstances. ‘*Parker,’’ said he sternly, ‘‘I have no words with which to discuss your case. Go forward.’’—New York Times.

Frost, frost, heavy frost aa Monday night; cucumbers and tomato vines ins jored verymuch. We ercaped with slight dan.age; would advise housekeep-rs to put down pickles and chow chow now. On hand a limited quantity of cucumbers, small silverskin onions, greeu tomatoes ripe tomatcer, cauliflowers. Orders filled in rotation; donot bein the position of many last year—too late.—J. J.Gay & Son, Market and head of Priuce street Telephone 180.

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Montague, of Dunnville, Cured of Ulcerated Itching Piles,

wMr. Robert Montague, of Dunnville, Ont., rites:—*Was troubied with Itching Piles

five years and wasso badly ulcerated, they were very paintul, so much so, that I could not seep. I tried a'most every medicine known when | was recommended to use Dr. (hese’s Ointment. I purchased «a box and from the first application got reliet. Have used two voxes and am now completely cured,” Love In Early Days.

‘*Yes,’’ said Adam to Eve as the twi- light drew about the aged couple, sof- tening their lineaments to a semblance of youth, ‘‘how well I remember the day we met! You wore a diffident air’’—

That was all.—Indianapolis Journal.

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Tue Vatpis Sistrers—In their Thrill]- aerial acts, concluded with 50 ft, dive.

Harry LaRose:--Io his marvellous Ascent ofthe Spiral Tower on the re volvitg Globe.

Hoa & Goperick —The Champion Rol ler Skaters in all sort of Humorous Antics

Tue Royat Canapian Dracoons.—In their famous Musical Ride and Evolutions

Tue Excitinc Sreep Comperitions.— All the fastest horses inthe Maritime Provinces.

Tue Revier or Lecxxow.—The Won derful Spectacular Production.

All to be seen in connection with the greatest Agricultural and Indus:rial Fair ever seen in wastern Canada.

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