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CHARLOTTETOWN and LIVERPOOL

DIRECT SERVICE

It is proposed to sail the Steamship

“LAKE WINNEPHG”, 3500 tons From From Charlottetown Liverpool Sept. 20 Oct. 4, Oct. 27 Nov. 10 Nov. 26

The above steamer is fitted with cold storage, und has modern improvements for carrying live stock.

Excellent accommodation for passengers

For freight, passage, statemoons, and other information apply at the office of

N. RATTENBURY,

106 Ageat

VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND FOR SALE

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MONTAGUE BIDGE

This property consists of a commo dious store and dwelling, heated with

hot water, and said to be the best business stand in Montague.

Tithe Guaranteed.

Possession immediately. Apply to

E. H. BEER, Ch’town. 63 2awtwtf

HENRY R. LORDLY C. E

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Graduate College of Civil Engineeriag Cornel! University.

Consulting Enyineer for General Work, Bpecialties: Hydraulic, Sanitary Engineer- ing and Bridge Designing.

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THE PAiLY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, SEPTRMBER 16 1898

HE LEFT THE CHURCH

The union between the churcn ana the stage has been strengthened by a elerk in holy orders becoming an actor, the first instance on record.

The gentleman in question is Mr. Leighton Leigh. He assured a Mail rep- resentative that be very strongly objects to be told he has ‘‘forsaken’’ the church for the stage. The severance of his con- nection with the establishment was not voluntary, but compulsory. His orders are still retained, which is not the case if an ordained priest deliberately quits the church of his own accord.

Mr. Leigh, according to his own state- ment, was driven out of the church by the struggle to make a decent appear- ance and keep up a position in the parish on an absurdly insufficient sti- pend.

‘*About 14 years ago,’? said Mr, Leigh, ‘‘I was ordained to the curacy of Horfield, Bristol, where I was assistant chaplain to the barracks, and remained there two years. Before I definitely de- cided on a clerical oareer, however, I had successively tried the callings of auctioneer’s clerk, tea merchant and schoolmaster. I was also private tutor for a short time before finally entering the Gloucester Theological college to read for orders. Being ordained, I threw my whole heart into my work and en- deavored to forget the old love for the etage which had been with me since childhood.’’

**Did you ever, previous to taking or- ders, endeavor to get upon the stage?’’ **Once only,’’ was the reply, ‘‘and then Iwas actually offered an engagement, and, marvelous to relate, my heart fail- ed me, and I refused it. I was 17 at the time, and I had the confidence to apply to Henry Irving (as he Wks then) for an engagement. He sent me to Mr. Black- more, the agent, who procured me the offer of a part in Clarence Holt’s ‘New Babylon’ company. However, as I say, my courage failed me, and I let the chance go by.

‘‘After staying at Horfield for two years I became successively senior cu- rate of Hammersmith parish church,

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Valuable Lots For Sale

IN CHARLOTTETOWN.

Not having been able to dispose of “Sidwont” the late residence of the Hon. Frederick Peters, en bloc, I bave been in- structed to sell a large portion thereof in blocks of ecre lots. Roads have been laid off for this purpose and in this way some of the most beautiful lots in Charlottetown will be disposed of. Sale will take place at “Sidmount” on Wednesday the 2lst day of September instant at 11 o’clock.

ROBERT BEARISTO, Auctioneer. Ch’town Scpt Ist 98 205 dtd

THE PHOENIX of Hartford.

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That weil known business Hotel on Richmond Street, near the market.

This Hotel conta‘ns about twenty good rooms and shop, all in good repair. Good Stabling for thirty horses, with Jarge yard In coanection.

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after all.

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Things get started in the wrong direction.

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curate in charge at barley, Herts; sen- ior curate of Cheshunt, Herts, the vicar being chaplain to Lord Salisbury; sen- ior curate of Hitchin, Herts; senior cu- rate of Brondesbury, N. W., and final- ly locum tenens at Hatfield, which po- sition I held for nine months. I have married, baptized and buried hundreds of people and preached to many thou- sands. It was not from choice, but from sheer necessity, that I gave up my cler- ical work. I was suddenly and unex- pectedly deprived of the private income I had hitherto enjoyed, being at the time in receipt cf a net salary of £140 & yoar.

‘‘This is the average salary of a cu- rate in the church of England, and thus gives a man £2 13s. 10d. a week to maintain as a gentleman one of the most prominent and important positions in a parish. I had a wife and four chil- Gren, and I say that out of this sum a mam cannot keep himself and family, pay rent and taxes, to say nothing of the expenses of children’s education, the little parochial subscriptions that are always cropping up and the occa- sional doles while visiting the poor of the parish. It cannot be done. The life of a father of a family wucer such con- ditions is a burden whic! he cannot support with success.

“On discovering that I was in the predicament I mentioned I wrote to a bishop in whose diocese I had worked for eight years, but to no practical avail. Of course his lordship’s letter was kind and courteous, but be found if impossi- ble to offer me a living. I found out, too, that most of the so called ‘good liv- ings’ in England require an incumbent with large private means. All the men under whom I have worked have been rich men, whose positions cost them far more than their livings produced.

‘“‘At the time of which I speak I wanted £200 a year—not an extravagant sum—and for some time I applied for numerous chaplaincies and appoint- ments and answergd advertisement aft- er advertisement. The reply was always the same: ‘Are you a married man and have you apy private means?’ After my answer to the effect that I had a wife and four children, but no private means, the correspondence ceased. Matters be- came worse and worse. Debt and diffi- culty encompassed me on every side, and when things were at their gloomi- est I met Mr. F. A. Scudamore, who had been a fellow passenger with me on a trip to Norway some years before. On that occasion I had told him of my early longings for the stage, and when he learned that these aspirations still ex- isted he offered me an engagement in his touring compeny. I jumped at it— who would not under such circum- “tances—and left the church.’’—-London Mali.

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HIS FA‘! HER’S FALL

aaey were talking about the military

records of their families.

“One of my uncles,’’ she said, ‘was se- watt, wounded at the battle of Malvern

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After she had cast a withering look at him she retorted:

*‘Whatdo you mean? Your father is still alive!’’

‘‘I know he’s alive. He fell because he didn’t have time to see where he was go- ing and tripped over a root. I know this is the truth, because I’ve heard him tell it a hundred times.’'—Cleveland Leader.

Coincidences,

First Stranger (on railway train)—So you are selling Professor Blank’s new book, are you? Strange coincidence. I am Professor Blank.

Second Stranger—That so? Then you wrote the very book I am agent for?

“Yes. The hardest work I ever did was writing that book.”

‘*Well, well! That’s another strange co- incidence. The hardest work I ever did was trying tosell it.""—New York Weekly.

On a piece of land in Old Lyme, Conn., is a rocking stone of the following dimen- sions: Around the stone north and south, 27 feet 7 inches; east and west, 24 feet 10 inches. This immense stone is so delicate- ly poised that one man can rock it from four to six inches.

Santiago is the Spanish form for St. James. Tfte city of Santiago de Cuba was founded in 1514 and for several years was the capital of the island.

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Patents taken through Munn & Co. recetyg special notice, without charge, in the

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Purnell’'s Malt Vinegar. 7 PLAIN AND SPICED

We have received a direct importa tion from the old country of Purwe.w’ Mar VixeGar.

This vinegar cannot be excelled for purity—The beet vinegar for pickling—

guaranteed to keep the pickles. The SPICED kind is particulary good. Try it.

For Pickling—we sellall the difter- ent kinds of spices—also, currie powder in bulk, Tumeric, and celery seed.

SANDERSON & CO

Wholesale & Retail.

Canada Province of Prince Edward Island

In Chancery Before the Vice Chacnetlor

In the matter ofthe “Charlottetown Gas Light Company” and the distribution of itsassets among sbarelolders. Pursuant to the decree of the Court of

Chancery, madein this matter, on the

tenth Jay of September instani, notice is

hereby given, that all creditors having claims againstthe “Charlottetown Gas

Light Company” du come in and prove

their accounts before me, at the Prothon-~

stary’s office, in the Law Courts Building, in Charlottetown, on or before the 10th duy of October next, otherwise such claims will be barred.

Dated this twelfth duy of September,

A.L., 1898.

WILLIAM A. WEEKS, vegistral

“13 dy 2aw to Oct 10

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