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THE DAiLY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, DECEMBER 2, 1898

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SPECTACLE FOUND.—Apply at a ofice, 280

'ANTED,--As burs ce er house t this office 281 3 pd

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well educated women of in- inan established business tion to energetic worker. alker. Torrerrondence in- pager, “EXAMINER” Office

WANTED.—A renee require bell Kings Squ:re.

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servant,

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LOST.—On F iday morning a mink neck

uff on Richmx ad Street between Pownal treet and residence of Sir Louis Davies. aid ¢ at this office. 178

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WHO TOOK THE ROOTS.—The man who

ok a pair of R: bber Boots from the wlpdow

f a beot store oa Queen Street, Monday, Nov

ith,and teokihem into aplaceround the

onden House Corner was seen. Weask to

ave boots returned at once and save expos- ure. 76

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EMPLOY MENT ympetent boot

WANTED.—By a man— keeper, useful in shipping

usiness oOrinany other capacity ina busi- ness establishment. Apply at this offic? 223 tf

ro LET.—Three story Dwelling House con

tining eight large rooms, on Prince Street ossession give on Oct 13th W. W. Weliner, Zhi

TO LET.--Thr house and premises ‘known *s the “Old Lon: lon House,’ situateon Water “t.. Bextte Government Warehouse No ] ik pply to Peake wros & Co. jan28—~tf oO LET—Ha!) ‘n the enorner ¢ vy to Wm He

of three story dwelling house Queen and Fitzroy Sts ‘p- derson, Fitzroy St. 245 ti

WANTED.~— \ bright intelligert lady, age ‘bout thirtv. with eome capital,to travel, hire aud train ageits, References. Per marent

sition for rig itp?rson, Investigation in-

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HOU SE TO L K T—Ov Dor chester Street,

tween Queen and Pownal Streets, contsin- izeight rooms besides good kitchen and ntry. Posse<3ion about Ist Nov. Apply to

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S. F. TarBush for The High Grade Art Oo'y, who is well known for the High- est Grade work on the Island, to com- pete with the cheaper grade of work which is going around, will give a 16x20 water color pictures from tintypes, Cabi- nets or from group pictures for $4.50 and give free with each order a Regent Camera with fu!l instructions bow to use it. Any boy or girl can readily learn to photograph. We will give a 16x2U sepia for $4.00, a camera also with it, a 16x20 Crayon with frame and camera, only $5.09, a Tinted Crayon with frame and camera only $5.50; also some nice Eacels

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(COPY) GoverRNMENT Hovsk, OTTAWA, J ive 22nd, 1898 The Countess of Aberdeen has pleasure in stating that The High Grade Art Stu- dio has very successfully carried out a Portrait of the Karle of Aberdeen, after a photograph lent to them for the purpose. Lady Aberdeen considers the picture & great success and offers all best wishes to The High Grade Ari Studio.

The only representative of the High Grade Art Studio for P. E. LisS. F TarBush, Charlottetown.

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New Rooms, New Appointments, every- thing up-to-date.

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A dak l'arvand-a~half eaved is a dollars and-balf-made, isit nor? Well, to save this dollar-and-a-half cclleet McLean’s Stamps. Every good house wife collects these stamps, don’t yon? If you don’t it is aot to late to start now. Every mer- chaot who isin our little book we give you free, bas McLean’s Stamps, Why not deal with them. They eell as cheap a-~ any one else, ask them for the stamps and they will only be too pleased to give them to you and when your book is full bring it to our office at Revere Hotel, Kent S'., anc get your money. Ask for McLean Stamps, and see that you getthem. Cumminsville Sage.

“It a little and an easy thing,’’ gaid the Cumminsville sage, ‘‘to give a sunny smile and a cheerful word to the downtrodden and unfortunate. The only drawback is the danger that it may en- courage him to try to borrow money from you.’’—Cincinnati Enquirer.

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‘‘Is life worth living?’ was at one time a much quoted question, to which the most popular answer was that ‘‘it depended on the liver.’’ Nowadays a poorly paid and hardworked clergy- man replies that ‘‘it depends on ‘the living.’ ’’—Punch.

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‘*]’ve cured my husband's insomnia.”’

‘*How did you do it?’’

‘*Pretended I was ill, and the doctor left medicine which Henry was to give me every half hour all night long.”’ Ve anity Fair.

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Solomon Woodworth, of Hope- | well Hill, N.B., is rescued from a } deplorably hel; ple ss condition, induced § by the agonies of rheumatism. Mr, Woodwort th had contracted rheuma- tism of severest form and ina very short time was incapacitated for @

work—for w eeks he could get no rest —suffered the most viol arms and shoulders—grew worse and felt he could not live, so terrible were his. sufferings—his arms became per- fectly help! He began taking § South American Rheumatic Cure— after the second dose he expericnced §4 great relief and at the end of three i hours every vestige of the pain was gone—the use of his hand and arm returned gradually and he feels alto-

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South American Nervine soothes the nerves and cures all forms of ner- yousness.

South American Kidney Cure cures only kidney diseases—relieves in a few hours.

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A Philadelphia man unique assortment of pieces of blotting paper, collected by his father, who was tong an official of the White House, each of which bears, reversed, the sig- nature of a president from General Har- rison, who died a month after his elec- tion in 1841, to Garfield. On one sbeet, the most highly prized of the lot, the last official letter signed by Lincoln was blotted before gassinated by Booth.

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No Complaints.

Horse Dealer— Well, John, how about that horse I sold you? Was he quiet enough?

Undertaker—Well, sir, he did give us a little trouble at first. We put him in one of the mourning coaches, you know, and parties don’t Jike to be shook up in their grief, but we've put him in the hearse now, and we baven’t heard any complaint so far. — Household Words.

Britain’s “Tribrte Money.”

Several years ago a large sum of mon- ey was sent out to China from England in relief of an appalling famine. But Dr. Wenyon of the Wesleyan mission related in a recent speech that he had diecovered in Shangtung a commemora- tive column, erected by the govern- ments’ authority, on which this British contribution was calmly set down as “tribute money.’’—Penang Gazette,

The Unattainable.

She looked at him with soulful, pen- sive eyes.

‘‘In what,’’ she asked, ‘‘do you think true earthly happiness, if it existed, would consist?’’

He gave the question careful consid- eration before he anewered.

‘“‘In haying weather that would en- able one to wear an overcoat in summer and a crash suit in winter.’’—Washing- ton Star.

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The native Andamanese wewen hays acurious custom. When one of them bcomes a widow, she prepares the skali of ber deceased husband and carries it about suspended at her side. There it answers the purpose of a treasure box, in which she places her jewels, her money and other valuable possessions, so far as space will allow.

Fewer Peenith ships pass through the fuez canal than German, Italian or ¢ven Dutch.

Chinese rice paper is made from the traw of the rice » — - 4 - ‘tattention to the sae

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