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Real Estate boughtand ao!d on Com Gsiates Manas Houses Rented Ren Ce lected. Stam per Block C aarlottetown, P.E.fI.

PROPERTY FORSALE

FOR S\LE.— plot of land in ern partof thecity. Price $125.0) ston, Real Fstate Agent

FOR SALE.—Several Baildinz Lvs in the Vicinity ot Ravfieid St. will be so!dcheap. JJ Johnsion, Real F state Agent.

the weat iJ J John-

FORSALE 4 house on near the ja con 'aining ? rooms,

Pownol Street Wood yard

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andlarze barn oa premises, J J Johnston

Real Estete Afient

FOR SALE,.—In Charlottetoen Common in che vicinity of Brighton. about 6) acres of iand wil be sold cheaL. Johnston, Real Ks tate Agent,

FOR SALE—A house on Enston Street, in ¢icinity of Gallows Hill This house con- fains § rooms anc kitchen, in good order, and is heated with bot air. Good atable and large yard in connection, will be seld cheap. Apply to J J Johnston, [teal Estate Agent

FOR SALE,.—/ ner of Pleasant House contains i

@able on premise

honse situated on the cor

Street and St. Peters Road rooms has a good cellar and The house is built 8 years

and is in excellent conditica. Apply toJ J Jobuston Real E-tate Agent. FOR SALE—T ire acres of ‘andin Char. | of

fottetown, comm on, near residence of Arthur Peters, Esq. wil be sold cheapanilon easy terms, J J Johnston, Stamper Block.

FOR SALE—a)ont four (4) acres of landin the City of C har|ottetown, can be divided in- totwenty building lots, a genuine Bargain, J J Johnston, St:umper Block

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—A double tenement house on ‘‘hestnut Street, now in course of erect Will be completed in one month. Will be sold cheapor exchanged or property in » no’ ber part of the city. Johnston, Real ! state Agent.

FOR EXCHANGF.—~—A three tenement ,0UuSe, situate « Euston Street, newly built, brings in a large rent. will be exchauged for a suitable place in another vart of the city 7 J Johnston, Real Estate Agent.

FOR SALE—. two story double tenemen: Bouse on Bishop Street, each tenement con- einssix rooms and largé yard. Apply to J J ohnston, Stam per Block,

Houses To Let

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TO LE?T.—A houseon King Street, near Pownal St, stable and yard; $5.50 5 per mont. J J Johnston, Kea] Estate Agent,

TO LE?)'.—Honuse on King Street, con- eo taining 7 rooms, rent $5.00 per month, “J J John: ton, Reai Estate Agent.

TO LET.—House on King Street, pear Merchants Bank of P. E. Island, ontaining 6 rooms, rent $5.50 per month

ohnston.

TO LE T’,—A pew house on Brighton

ni Road, heated with hot water, vaths,

14 electric light, ete. Will be rented toa

good tenant reasonably, J J Johnston, Real Hata‘e Agent.

TO LET—Dwelling house and shop on lower Queen Street, house contains eight roome. Large warehouse attached; everything in Arst ciass con ition. Rent $1700, rent of mouse alone $!0.00,, Apply toJJ Johnston, Rea! Estate Agent Ch’town,

TO LET.--On the corner of Prince and Water Streets. a house containing 13 roome. This place is convenient to railway and boats. Rent moderate. Apply toJ J Johnston, Real Astate Agent,

J.J, JOHNSTON, Real Estate Agent, datamper Biocy, Ch’town

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Local Patriotism !

Boom Your Town Whenever You Bave a Chance. You can do so by purchasing soap mate at the Char ottetown Soap Works. Asx your dealer for ROYAL OAK SOAP, and vee that the name Roya! Oak is stamped on every bar you purchase.

CHARLOTTETOWN SOAP WORKS

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Orrawa, Oot., Feb. 20.—The Depart ment of tne Interior is engaged in sending out the first consignment of the new den

: - 1 W " C — A @riptive atias of estern Canada. An aduition of 200,000 is to be printed, bu before o the issuing number, Mr. Sifton would do

going expeaore of such a large well to stop the press aod revise bis mape. The idea of issuing an atlas of this kind is a good one, but with competent officers in the department and reliable data at band, there is no reason why an inaccurate pub leation should be given to the world vear ing the inscription, “Isened by authority Hon. Clifford Sifton, Minister of the luterior.” An examination of the caps reveals the fact that they are ‘‘made in Chiesgo.” In this respect Mr. Stftou has but followed the example of the Minister of Finance and the Postmaster-General, the first of whem gets his Dominion bills done by Americans, andthe latter his postage slat pr

U. 8. BOUNDARY CLAIMS SHOWN. Canadian engravers, lithographere, and printers will appreciate toe compliment which the Government is paying them. The worst feature ot the ailas consists in the fact that the maps show American claims inthe dispute over the Canadian Alaska boundary. Evidently the error hae been pointed out to the department, as upon the last page ofthe cover sppears thie notice: ~“The question of the boua- dary between Canada and Alaska is nodecided. The boundary lines shown on meps are as claimed by the United States.” But what an admission this is. One would naturally Lave thought tbat it

would have been more patrioticto bave presented the Canadian aspect of the dispute.

In other respects the maps are very defective. The boundaries of the new dietricts in the North-West, viz., Ungava, Franklin, Mackenzie, and Yukon, which were created in October, 1895, are very inaccurate, which Newfoundland is given a large slice of Canadian territory in Labrador.

As regards the letter=press, tie mis- cellaneous information shows very care, less preparation. Under the headieg **Canadian Cities,” there are references to Montreal, Toronto, Quebec, Halifax, Wiunipeg, Vancouver, and Victoria, but Ottawa, Sir W Ifrid Laurier’s “Washing- ton of the north,” is omitted altogether so also are Hamilton, London, Kingston, St. Joho, Fredericton, Cia) ue ows, Kh x ua, etc. In one place the population of Win-~ nipeg is stated tobe 32,000, and in an- other place 35,000.

On the margin of one map the interest~ ing statement is made that Ottawa is the capital of Ontario. On the wargin of the map ofthe North West Territories about 250 places are mentioned as “‘caief cities,’ among them being such well known cities as Bull’s Head, Chino, Clover Bar, Bienfit, Goore Lake, Dongola, Gul) Lake, Piocher Creek, e'c. Manitoba is credited with 122 “Chief cities.”

1899 DIARIES.

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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOT'V'ETOWN, FEBRUARY 22, 1869

NZWS NOTES

Faithfulness Appreciated.

One of those pleasant happenings which beip to unite the sympathies of pastor avd peop'e occured at Mount Herbert Church, Lot 48,on @ rece: t eveuing, when the fo! wing aldress, which ie eelf-explantory,

i a purse Conotuuing $12 00,was preseni~ by the pastor,

The Barnum and Bailey show ig to stay in England. Old Phineas T, the founder of the moral aggregation, made his fortune by working on the princip'e that the peo- ple likegto be tooled. He would be in the deepest kind ofeiover if he wasal:ve and pn England today. Over there they have elevated bis old cireus to the Jevel of an institution, and’ the papers discuss its movements aod attractious as solemnly as it they involved public issues,

i to Mies Lottie Jones, Rev. Wm. J. Howard, on behalf of sel ind congregation, to which Miss Jones suitably replied expressing her surprise aod gratitude:

We might add that to Mr. Wood be- ongs tbe honor of bringing about this pleasant incident,

Dear Miss Jones: We, the members of this copgregralion, together with the Pastor, have (bougutit fitting toshow you in some Way Cur appreciations of your hle services as Organist, and the in- terest vou have shown inthe work of the

urch and +: ur tuith‘ulvessin attend

tv yeur duty, even at the sacrifice of p'easure, bar not been unnoticed or un-

The anniversary ofthe blowing upof the butUesbip Maine was marked at Ph Ja- delphia with the beginning of work on the powerful man-of-war which will bear the name of the historic battleship. The new Maine wil! be built hy the Cramp Ship-

vou building Company,

The Patrie Franeaise, the league organ- ized by nati-Dreyfusites, is sending membership cards to officers in the army with a space left blank, which the officers

aopreciated. You have been kinc ae od ‘ig ; : i and are urged to fill with remarks. Complete Zealous in your endeavors to make tne ae gp shureh services interesting, thua be secrecy is promises im: the matter. This u& 4* sere . .

g, 10g 8) move of the league 18 believed tobe a

vreat help to vour pastor, and be and the ‘ongregation have bad occasion for great thankfulness that you trd: your choir have worked harmoniously with the chureh giving them 00 occasion for un~ easiness or trouble as is too often the case with ehoirs.

We pray you to accept this elight token of esteem, not for its intrinsic value but

device of thé Bovuapartists to learn in what otticers they can place reliance in attempt ing a coup d’etat.

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We are authorized to offer our readers, prepaid, a free sample of a never-fciling cure for catarrh, bronchitis, irritable for the spirit which prompted it, We throat, influenza, and such throat and truet that you may be long spared to work | nasal diseases. There is no mystery about for Christ in your present capacity, and | Catarrhozone, thowgh its effects is magi- ‘(hat when dove singing and playing on in~ | cal. On ments and washes cannot reach *traments here you may be permitted, | the diseased parts, and have thas proved through the merits of the Redemer to | useless. But Cutarrbozone is carried by play upon aharp of gol@ and tosing| air directly to the di-eased part, and is foreyer the song of Moses and the Lamb. ikea breeze from the pine woods. Write for free samp!2 to

N.C. Potsex & Co, Kingston, Ont.

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BSTEEMED EXCEANGES. Mailaod Empire: ‘Ybere is one good good thing about the Washington negotia- tions. Our Commissioners have had a

spleodid time, A j . ; ‘ proof ceijlar, good siable; also a store suitable Montreal Gazette: The situation at} fo, dweiling house, Above properties are

Wasbington, juaging by the despatches, ia | Situated on Baytiel@ Street in Chariottetwn, that the things the United States areio | Terms easy. A goauine rate i TON

° . . " . Os Os NWS : receive in connection with the Joint High Real DstateAgent, Chariotterown Commissiou have been arranged. There} 38

isno trouble, however, about what the REMOVED .

United States is to give. And the Laurier patty thinks its political fate de- pends on its representatives getling some- On and after Monday, Oct 2rd, m thing. Tbe situation is ominous. patrons will find me in my office in ee ae ene ee the New Prowse Block, on the northw side of Quees’s Square, first door tov the right upstairs,

OR. J. HH. AVERS Dati

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Ch’town, Jan 5th ’9% 4 2 wks eod

FOR SALE

The well known carriage stallion

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For terms, ete, apply at Lewis’ Crockery Store'on Graftoa Street.

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