THE Dai:LY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, OSTOBER 6 1898

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THE BROWN W ND OF CONNAUGHT.

The brown wind of Connaught Across the bogiand blown (The brown w ind of Connaught) Turns my boart to a stone, Por it cries my name at twilight And cries it at the noon— “Oh, Mairgread Ban! Oh, Mairgread Ban!"’ Just like a fairy tune.

The brown wind of Connaught, When Dermot came to woo

(The brown wind ef Connaught), It heard his whiapers, too,

And while my wheel goes whirring It taps on my window pane

Till I open wide te the dead outside And the sea sales misty rain.

The brown wind of Connaught With women wailed one day

(The brown wind of Cognaught) For a wreck in Galway bay,

And many the dark faced fishers That gathered their nets in fear,

8 But one sank straight to the ghostly gate,

And be was my Dermot dear.

f —Sban Van Vocbt.

Individual Odors.

' Every human being has a specific odor of his own, according to A. Bethe in the Archiv der Gesammten Physiolo- gie, by which he can be recognized not merely by dogs but by persons with sen- sitive organs of smell. Thecase is men-

| tioned of a man who blindfolded could

pick out each individual in a company ef 20 by his odor

The smell is not born with ns, but develops gradually till the age of puber- ty, after which it remains unchanged.

Members of a fami!y have a kind of

common odor, wiiich persists even when

they have lived apart for a long time

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Globe Loan «& Savings Co., cor. . of Victoria and Lombard , Sts., Toronto.

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F. W. Day, Mana cer Globe Loan & Savings Co., says says:—“,. consider Dr. Chase's Ointment invaiuabd e:” we have thousands of testimonials from prominent business men 2il over the Domic ion,”

% ere Goop Reapine (uearp.—We bave made : arrangements (see advt.) whereby we ; are enabled to offer the Montreal Famity Heratp anpd Wesxty Srar_ io conre:tion with Toe Weexty Examiver for a trial subscription of twenty cents. This isa splendid chance to secure the best local news as furnished by Toe Weexi.y Exami- SER and the best weekly familv news in Cavada at a low price. This offer is only good until October. The two papers wi.| wake anexceptionally good combination to have addressed to your friends abroad even if youdo not yourself require them.

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Merely From Observation.

“Is Miss Blinkins at home?’ asked Mr. Saunders of the Irish girl who an- swered his ring «t the door.

“Yes, I b’lave she is, sir.”’

**Is she engaged?’’

**An is if engaged you say? Faix, an fDean’t tell you, sir. but she kissed Mr. Vincent last evenin as if she had nev- er seen the like uv him, an it’s engaged ib’lave they are, sir.’’—Exchanga

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Piles Cured Without the Knife

by Dr, A. W. Chase's ' Ointment.

Mr. Geo Crowne, painter, of Woodville, Ont., Victoria Co, says:—‘ For thirteen years [was a suffeger fr: m bleeding piles and the -niense agony which I passed tnrough during ‘nose years and releif lobteined by Chase's Ointments prompts me to give this testi- monial, My physician wished meto have an operation bat I felr I could be cured without the knife. Three boxes of Dr. Chase’s Vint- ment stopped the bieeding and effected a per- manent cure,

New Goods New Goods At the Cheap Crockery Store

Just received a new and beautiful lot of China, Glass, Forcelaine. al! kinds of ; Crockeryware.

All the latest novelties in Ch na. Also a large stock of fancy goods in Albums, Frames, Dressing Cases, Necktie Boxes, Gloves and Handkerchief Boxes. etc., ete. Dolls all kinds and prices. Cali and see bem.

No trouble to show goods.

Handsome artic/es for Wecding Presents

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GRAPHS.

Ne are now making all the latest styles Photos, finished in a superior manner. «Aber On glossy or flat paper At the Old Stand, Grafton St. North Side of Market Square.

DOBELL LINE

$. 8 Polino is due here from Mon- sl Thursday, 6th inst and sails for Johns, Nfld, via Sydney and rth Sydney. Live stock on deck wait prdduce under deck at loweest rales, : or further information as to freight “passage apply to N. RATYENBURY, Agent.

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THE EXAMINER CAL ENDAR |

For October, 1898.

MOON’S CHANGES, 7th day, Last Quarter. 15th day, New Moon.

2nd day, First Quarter. 29th day, Full Moon.

High Water. |

= ‘3 | Day of We’k — ——— a | Morn.| Aft. | Rises.| Sets. LSaturday [11 19 11 20 |5 44 (5 25 2, Sunday 12 04 {11 49 | 45 23 3 Monday 12 48 | 47 21 4 Tuesday 010/133) 48 19 5 Wednesday 0 32/219) 49 17 6 Thursday 058/309) 50 15 7 Friday 135; 408) 52 13 8Saturday | 2 24/528) 53 11 9 Sunday 3 46 | 634 54 9 10 Monday $27\|722| 7 ll Tuesday (| 642/759) 57 5 12 Wednesday| 7 49 | 8 34 58 3 13 Thursday | 8 42,907 6 O l 14Friday | 928,/939| 1 |4 0 15Saturday ‘10 10 '10 10 | >). 38 16, Sunday 1050 1039; 4 | 57 17;Monday 1131/1103; 5 | 56 18| Tuesday 12 14 |12 29 7 | 54 19| Wednesday | /103}; 9 | 52 20\Thursday |000/207/ 10 | 50 21/ Friday 1047;314!) 12 | 48 22|Saturday Zaeietae| tl 23/Sunday (314/534) 14 | 44 24| Monday | 458/641) 16 | 43 25| T uesday 6 35 7 37 17 41 26| Wednesday | 7 49 818) 19 39 27|Thursday 8 46 857 20 37 28) Friday 938/935) 21 35 29'Saturday 10 25 1009 | 23 34 30, Sunday 1l 08 10 35 | 24 33 31 Monday 1150 11 00' 26 31

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Wants, L TO LET.--Dwelling house, 8 rooms, corner

King and Prince Sts, formerly occupied by

Mrs Stephen McDonald. Rent moderate,

possession at.once, Apviy to 4eveas A, Mc

Douald,next Bank of Nova Sent a.

233 ecd 2wks

ost, Found,

WANTED —Immediately, energetic re- presenta‘tives to handle oar superior line of duplicators, neostyle and mimeograrh sup- plies also typewriter supplies. Splendid opportunity for stenotypnist with some capital, References. Clement & Clement, Montreal. 233 6ins.

WANTED,—A general servant. Must be competent. Apply at this « fice. 2:8.

TO LKT.—A house on Fitzroy Street East containing six rooms and Pantry, yard and stable. Possession given 15th Oct. 23"

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WANTE?D.—Atorce a pursemaid. / pply to Mrs. Weeks Brighton. 2 FOR SALF.—Two seevnd hand hot water furnaces, Will be sold cheap, Apply at Char'ottetown Hospital. 229 tf,

TO LET. —A pleasantly situated house on the Brighton Road containing nine rooms and bathroom heat¢d with hot water and fitted for electric light Apply to W. C. Harris, Architect.

WANTED.—A competent girl for general housework. mall family—good wages, Enquire at THE EXAMINER Office 228 4ins,

EMPLOYMENT WANTED.—By a man— comretent bock keeper, useful in shipoving business orinany other capacity ina busi- ness establishment. Apply at this offics.

224 tf

W 4NTED—A_ housemaid.

Arthur Peters, Brighton:

Apply to Mrs 225 tf

TO LET—Large shop and celler,on Lower

Queen St. Possession given 7tb Oct. Apply 225

to Mrs Robin, Charlottetown.

WANTED. —Four or five laciesto learn the Millinery, 7

Sentner McLeod & Co. 218.

TO LET —1 hat comfortable brick dwelling house, situateon Water Street, nowin posses- = - ~~ McDonald. Possession given about 20th September, Apply to Peake B & Co. Aug. 2th, 1868, eod tf. " rs

TO LET —The

house and premises as the ————

“Old :,ondo1 House, ’ situate on Water St., nextto Government Warehouse No 1] Appl~ to Peake Bros & Co. jan2—tf

TO LET.—Three story Dwelling House con taining eight large rooms, on Prince Street remeenes given On Oct 13th W. W. Wellner,

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“TO LET.—A bouse containing eight rooms . poe yh et ae 6. Water Street nearly site Roupnc ouse. Appl tthe of L. L. Beer. oe 29 Sen

BRICK HOUSE, POPLAR TERRACE KENT >fREET.—That desirable residencs, gardens and outbuildiugs, opposite new Prince of Wates College, House has sixteen rooms and all modern conveniences. ‘To Let or For Sale. Apply to F. W. L. Moore Attorney at Law,{Executor Estate late Fred- rick W, Moore. 178 10

FOR SALE—A Jersey Grade Milk Cow,no v giviag from i? to 12 quarts of milk daily, Apply to E. H, Beer, 197 tf

WANTED—Two or three smart bo) s--apply at factory—Mark Wright « Co, 106

PEE OLE PCPPIPOPEIPIPPEPPA LIDDY $7 io $10 a Week jn tcasvre

hours; any one can do the work, We want reliable families in every locality to help us manntactire Children’s Toques, Gannt- lets and Bicycle Leggings for *he trade, by a new process. No canvassing or ex- perience required. Steady woriz, g»0d hay, whole or spare time. Write to-day. Address, THE Co-OPERATIVE KNITTING Co., 15 Leader Lane, Toronto.

BRIAE SIP OPPPPRIPAILPPPAL LP TO LET

That centrally situated house on Prince

St., pear the Methodist Brick Church,

containing nine large rooms, in good order

with stable and coach honse atiached—

Possession given the 15th of October

next. Apply to Thomas McQuaid, lower Queen St, Ch‘town. 215

| OVFSHSOSOOSESE BOVE COSSSOcs

SOLE AGENTS IN CANADA AN

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Silver Moon Eaglieh Dry Gin. Royal Nectar Old Tom Gin. Bass’s Ale

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S. B. Townsenp & Co.,

Robertson, Sanderson & Co, Lid., Leith Scotch Wbiskies,

Pattisons’ Limited Leith, Highland Distillers. Ronald Gordon, “ # 0s eg A McGgregor & Co, S by se D. Mclotyre & Co., es e ? O’Fonnor & Co., Dublio, - Irish Whiskies ce Santos Ramiro, Oporto - ~ Port Wines A Mart ncz Garcia Y Ca Jerez ~ Sherry Wines J. Ornoco & Co.. - - - Reus, Sacramental Wines Snonsside Plantations, Jamaics - Jamuica Rams

Scbied«m Distillers, Schiedam, ~~ Hollands Gin é. Duddirgston Brewery, Edinburgh - Scotch Ales ba From, & Rogee, = - Cognac, - - Brandies

PTAC SST S. b. TOWNSEND 4x0 CO,

Board of Trade Buildig, Mon, Foreign Wine and Spirit Agents.

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Guiness’s Stout.

Orders solicited from the trade only.

MonTREAL, AGENTS

FOR CANADA

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You Ought To Se The maginificent display of goods in

Fancy Goods Store. of CLOCKS is unparaelled, but the window

watious of delight from the maay customers show ns that they appreciate our well Faacy Goods Store.

Sunnyside Queen Square. Prowse’s New Stone Block

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nishings always on hand.

showcases aud selves; they areloaled and yet artistically arranged.

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the window of the Modern Jewelry and

The Chinaware and Glassware is simply immense aud the stock

is merly asample in comparison with the The excla- who bave visited our store since opexing

arranged goods at the Modern Jewelry and

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DIRECT FROM =LONDON

NEW CLOTH FOR FALL AND WINTER

_ We have opened a fine line of Nobby Cloths in suit- ings, Overcoating and Trousering,

Call now and get first choice—a full} line off gents fur-

Sartorial Artists.

Heating Stoves

All guaranteed utensils.

They are great seilers; sell; all solid leather, for the money.

the way

Box Calt Boots.

gems for the rice

” 9 ; FOR 2 HOME WORK Fasiiies 2 @ We want the services of a number of @ * families to do work for us at home, @ 4 : 6 @ Whole or spare time. The work we @ ® send our workers is quickly and easily @ ®@ done, and returned by varcel post as s S finished. Pay $7 to $10 per week. For @ @ particulars ready to conmeace, send @ @ name and address. THe S. A. Sup- $ $ Pty Co., Box 265, Lonpox, Ont. § - SHOeSeseDGcsee CCR ONEL CEC8 |

Weeks

Ranges as low as

These sho2s are built on the most

John McLeod & Co..

as low as $3.

Cooking Stoves as

low as $14. $21.

with all the

A large assortment,

Dodd & Rogers

STOVES

New this Season

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MADE TO WIN

they are made makes thez;

full ot style and beauty, unsurp assed

Dongola buttoned Oxfords,

progresive lines and

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A Stinging Retort.

Not more than a thousand years ago there came to one of the Brooklyn parishes a young rector who had been reared under the traditions of the very highest of high churches. Among these traditions was that which holds that the clergymen of all other denominations are without authority, and therefore not worthy to be called ministers of the Gospel.

One evening at @ social gathering he was introduced to one of the Baptist clergymen vf the City of Churches, Taking the Bap- tist by the hand the young rector, with yauch flourish and ostentation, said :

“Mr. , Lam glad to shake hands with you as a gentleman, though I cannot admit that you are a clergyman.”

‘And I,” said the other, quietly, ‘‘am glad to shake hands with you as a clergy- man, though I cannot admit that you are a gentleman.”

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Rev. Piink Plank on Prayer.

De man dat prays for work, deah breddern, an’ den sits down an’ smokes a ipe, expectin’ dat a job ‘Il fall right into fis hands, ain’t got no one but himself to blame ef de prayer ain’t answered. Smallest Printing Press,

A firm on Wall street, New York, has in operation and on exhibition what is probably the smallest working printing press in the world. It is an interchangeable cylinder and prints from a continuous roll with a cut-off. It is but twelve and one-half inches in length, and seven and one-half inches in height. Its width in the widest part is less than seven inches. In the office where it is in use it has been necessary to furnish brokers and others with a daily letter of financial news. Until the invention of this miniature press, the service was performed by the manifold system. Nine manifolders, each working very rapidly, were required to perform the service. With this little lightning press, after the types are set, two hundred copies per minute of any circular can be printed. With the dynamo machine lately attached it has printed as high as seven hundred copies per minute.—Ex- change.

And Billy is Objecting,

Bloobumper—Benny, what's all that recket at the Barlows’? Is anybody being killed ? i,

Benny—No, papa. Willie Barlow's

mamma is cutting his hair.

LL HEADACHES

from whatever cause cured in half an hour by HOFFMANS HEADACHE POWDERS 10 cents and 25 cents at all druggists

Prince Edward Island Railway

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Trains oud

Trains In ward. Read| STATIONS. waid. Read down, | MPs P. M.|A_ M. | PM A. M, 3 10 6 30; Charlottetown ...) 6 3012 15 4 <6) 7 28). Hunter River. ..| 5 3210 52 5 18} i 58 5 0210 08 3 50) 5 22 .. Kensington .... | 4 38 9 32 6 30 8 15/Ar, {Lv. 415 9 00

6 40 9 50 pad DU! Ly Ar. | 83 35 ~ 7 4911 21 , /2 051 8 . - -- Port Hill .......) 2 O 7 44 8 2912 40). O’Leary......... 12 45 9 07) 1 48). Alberton... ....|]2 99: ca oo. ~ SSL doko owen 10 35! 5 20 P.M. hte ae ee M. la. M. P. M.lA. M, A. M./P. M, 2 00) 7 00}. .Charlottetown .. 19 00 3 50 : 53 a si Dedferd:.....428: 8 22 2 52 235) 8 00 lv |S on 3 35 8 05 a} Me Stewart {"| ; i a 4 43) 8 58/..Cardigan........ 6 147.12 51 5 05) 9 1: .. Georgetown lv ..| 6 30 12 20) Pe Me /a. My ee ee lA. M.| P.M. P.M. iP. M. lA. M aw 3 35) 8 Vo »Mt. Stewart ..../ 7 55| 210 4 all © BRIER vos. .coe ss 7271131 . re z - anes CUO bs ch os q 05) 1 03 il ci oowe 5 PMs [a u|———— nl 6 OIL 85 Ls M. ve M ' | 5 20] Emerald ..... (75) 6 15), -Cape Traverse . | 7 00)

Should the 8S. 8. Northumberland make coanecticns with the arrival of the afternoon train at Point du Chene, the Exprsss train will be detained at Summerside to connect with the Steamer.

Trains are run by Eastern Standard Time.

Dancing & Physica! Culture.

The Misses Macdonald will reopen their classes on Monday October. 3rd in the Prowse building, Sunnyside. Physical Culture according to Delsarte and Emesonian system. Marches and Dances arranged for entertainments,

Simple methods of tesching the Waltz, by which satisfaction is yueranteed.

Fancy Dancing A Specialty.

Fu.l information regarding classes on application at rooms in Prowse Build- ing or at the residence of John A. Macs donald, Esq. Pownal Street,

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PROMPTLY SECURED:

Write today for a free copy of our interestin: k “Inventors Help” and “* How ‘ven are ‘owindlea.” We have extensive ex perience in the intricate patent laws of 50 foreign countries. Send sketch, model or — a See afvice. MARION & MARION, ew © Building, Montreal, and Atlantic Building, Washington, D.C.’ -

MOLASSES AND SUGAR

Now landing ex ccooner “MARY Pp’ direct srom Barbados, 500 barrels bright Barbadoes sugar, 200 puns choice Bar-

Specialtier- Hydraulic, Sanitary Engineer- & :

Just

a nice assortment. of BLOUSE SETS

sterling plate, and selling very low,

Richmond Street, near the market.

MRS HOOPER ESCAPED

Because She Used Dodd's Kidney Pills and so Cured Female Weakness.

Norwicu, Out., Oet 3.—Mrs, J. 4S Hooper, wife of Mr. J. Stanley Hooper, of North Norwich township, is a lies . e< — — value of a

idoey Pills, in the treatment of diseasey of 7 hag ° o-

r8. Hooper was amartyrto Fe Weakness sod Kidney Disease for per. years. Norwich, Detroit and Buffalo phy. eicians treated her unavailingly. She then tried Dodd’s Kidney Pills. Four boxes cured herthoroughly, and made her as healthy, strong and vigorous as she ever was. Dodd’s Kidney Pille are women’s best friends. ‘

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without & box ofthat delicious h in the comb at Gay's stalls. Only 20cts per box. Mon & Thu,

Baked beans and brown bread at WrR.s Carter’s 230 Gi, = New jackets and capes opened yesterday; 209 new capes and sacques, direct from fe the leading makers; al] the very newest ~ styles, all marked at selling prices—-Prowse Bros. 231 3) New clothing— Never have we shown such a large aod varied stock of r boys’ and children’s clothing, ivcladi ret fers for boys, children’s ulsters, me suits from $5 to$18—Prowse Bros. “oe 231 31 am

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; Shingles at 98¢

° SHINGLES AT $1 10 SHINGLES AT $1.15! SHINGLES AT $1.25

SHINGLES AT $1.30! SHING JES AT $1.50 SHINGLES AT $1 60

SHINGLES AT $1.70 SHINGLES AT $2.00! SHINGLES AT $2.95

SHINGLES AT $2.3C

SHINGLES at $2.50

Shingles sawn, Shingles aplit, Shingles Cedar, Shingles spruce Shingles, ail kinds—~all prices,

Everything else you reouire in our line

Puowe 181.

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The 8. S. COBAN sailing from Monts” real Tueedsy morning, October 4th, will 74 be due at Ch’town Friday morning, Oct, § 7th and will sail for St Johns Newfoundland via North Syl a carrying horses, catile and sheep on deck

and produce under deck at lowest possible

rates. a For further particulars as to freight

passage apply to es PEAKE BROS &,CO., |

Agents

CL’town, Oct 3,°98

HENRY R. LORDLY ©. EB -M Can. Soc. C. E. ae Graduate College of Civil Engineeriag s Cornell University. Consulting Engiveer for General Work, —

ing and Bridge Designing. — Offices at Charlottetown and St. John. 7 Island correspondence addressed t© ‘harlottetown. “oe

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This Hotel conta‘ns abou: twenty

badoes molasses, N. RATTENRURY.

193 2 mos :

room: and sbop, all in good repair. ; Stabling for thirty horses, with large yard , iB coonection,

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