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LOST.—$15.© reward will be paid by Ed w- ard Bayfield “ any person returning @ double gold eye glass, with long goid chain attoched, 66 eod
TO LET.--That comfortabie and ple ‘santly situated house on upper Queen St.. being the southern half ov the residence of the late Chief Justice ‘Palmer, now in eccupation of Commander Cheyne. Hot and cold water in sam, tent moderate, possession g vet 1st May next. Apply to H, JAMES PALMER, Ch’town, >
; FOR SALE.~~ Dwelling house and_ store Tf. White, Bayfieid St. 57 ead
TO LES—A cottage on lower Prince &.
possession Istof April. DO. Cheppell. oS
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TO LE1.— One halfofthe three story dwe l tng house, containing eight large rooms, 0D Prince St. Possession given on 3ndMay next W. W. Wellner. 42
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TO LET.—That comfortable cottage on Water St, at pre-ent occupied by Mrs Bruce Stew rt Possession given about middie may, Apply to f eake Bres, & Co. Ch’town. 65
> LET —The house and premises known ag the “Old Loncon House, ’situateon Water 4 St.. nextt> Government Warehouse No L. App'> te Peake mros & Co. jan3#-v
}leasantis *i uated and
FIGGER FOR SALE-—A nearly new jigger,
will be sold cheap. Apply to this office. a4 3i pd
WANT ED—An active business man witha
smal! cash capital Apply P.O. Box 6%, € } Si Chariottetown, t2 dy di WANTEI.—A 1ouKse containing about
seven or eight rooms in adesirable locality
Apply to this office.
FOR SALE —One tenement of a house on Upper Queen Street containing 6 roms. It has a goodcellar. Apply toWm. Praught
WANTED—A steady well recommended man, must have sorne knowledge of farming and be usefol abeut the house. Dr.G. A. Warburton, West Royal'y. 62
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Read and Learn how wecan supply yeur table with nice things at very low prices.
Tomato (Catsup
put up in pint bottles, uswal price 25c, now 20c
Heinz Prepared Mustard put up in 1 gal. pails, usual price $1.25, now 80c Essence Turkey Coffec put up by Cross & Blackwell. in band pint bottles, 15c and 25¢
Ginger Syrup
put up in two pound tins, Very nice on your oatmeal in the morning, usual price 30c, now20c
SANDERSON & CO.
Wholesale and Retail
TO LET.
Grocers,
The new double tenement house on Brighton Poad, containing 10 large rooms heated with hot water, large bath room fitted with hot and co'd water, electric ight, ete, Possession given first of May.
Apply to J.J. McKINNON. 49—tf
HOTEL PROPERTY TO LET AT SOURIS.
forany term,
The suscriber offers to let, from one to ten years, 2 very pleasant situat- ed property, comprising a plot 230X100 feet, with a good house anc barns nearly new, well suited for Hotel purposes, sffording a rare chance for any energetic person to make money, of the present denaand, for increased Hotel accomodation in the rising town of Souris, The bou-e contains two large halls, and thirteen rooms, besides the kitchen There isalsoa veranda extending sleng the front, which is about forty-eight 1eet
Immediate p ossession wll be given. :
J. G. SLERNB, Souris Jan 14°98
TENDERS.
Sealed Tenders addressed to the under- signed will be received until Thursday, March 3ist, 1898, from cheese makers willing to engage to manutacture the sete son’s output of cheese at the Winsloe Dairyiag Station. Tenders ‘o state price per 100 Ibs of cheese, finding all supplies, and also for manufacturing only.
Also sealed tenders addressed to the undersigned will be received until Thurs day, March 3st, 1898, from p»rties wil- ling to contract for hauling the season’s milk to the Winsloe Dairving Station. Each tender must be accompanied by the sum of $3.90 which will be returned io the event of non-sccep'ance of tender. Plan of routes cau be seen at the residence of the undersigued,
Cuas. Rerextow, Pres, Cuas. Taver, Sec’v.
HENRY R, LORDLY C. E
A.M Can. See. ©. E. Graduate College of Cavii Kngineeriag Cornell University. Consulting Engiveer for General Work, Specialties: Lydrantic, Sanitary Engineer- ny and Bridge Designing. Otfices at Charlottetown and St John [sland corresj;ondenta address to Charlottetown.
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That most desirable busin2ss stand, sifuated on Kent Street, between rrince and Great George. This prop rte was occupied for some years pest by the late J.A. Cameron, as : watch and jewelery store and dwelling. ‘or particulars apply to
, said 1. STEW ART,
70 Baker, Kent Street.
P. RK. Island Railway
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LOVE’S RECOMPENSE,
Strong in the strife, dear, Still the heart’s true; Storm in my life, dear—
Sunlight for you!
Heaven's love undying Lead you along;
Give me the sighing, You the sweet song!
So you are blest, dear, Joy shall be mine;
Thorns for my rest, dear, Roses for thine.
Life wreathe above you Blossom and light; Only to love you— My dream in the night.
My song in the sighing— The star in the sky, Till life's light is dying And love kiss goodby. —Atlanta Constitution.
A TOOTH OF GOLD.
The Truthful Narration of a Dentist Whe Knew His Business.
The man in the chair of torture was re- monstrating with the doctor of dental sur- gere.
“That's all right,” said the dentist, “but you are foolish not to let me build that tooth up with gold for you.” ‘**What’s the use? It will cost me $40, you say, and I cannot afford to eat my $5 a week board with a $40 tooth. It is too much dead cupital.’’
‘*Is it?’’ smiled the dentist. “Listen to a story. About ten years ago lI was trying to make a living in the west in partner- ship with < faiiow who wasn’t any luckier than I wae We worked arouud to the vorth, where the winters are as bad as they are in the Klondiks,.and our funds, kept getting lower 2: lower until starva tins dawn iv table with us. The waether was getting colder, too, and the last wacon train out was booked for the following Sunday, then two daysaway. -It wus Our last chance, for to remain there ior the four months till the trail wus open meant death, sure. The price to go with the train was $25 each. Just what $26 amounts to you will never know until you need it as badly as we did.
‘*We hadn’tacent on earth. and nothing to put up to get one with. It was indeed acold day for bothof us. By Saturday noon we had given up all hope of getting out and had retired to our shanty. As we sat gazing in stupid despair at each otber my partner grinned a ghastly grin and the gleam of the gold in his filled teeth caught my eye. I concealed my feelings and quiet- ly asked him how :nany teeth he had filled. He told me there were six, und one of them was nearly a solid gold tooth and had cost him $50. In a minute I had com- municated my idea to him, and in another minute I had wy tools, for I had been studying dentistry then, at work in his mouth, digging away like a miner. It was a rich field, and in half an hour | bad out every bit of gold in those teeth of his and had beaten it up into a wad that we took to the owner of a saloon who knew what raw gold was worth. He looked it over and offered §60 for the wad.
‘“‘My partner kept his mouth shut and so did I, and when the train moved out with its wagons next day we had our place in the front row and $5 apiece spending money. Six mouths iater we struck luck and I filled my partner’s teeth and never charged him a cent.”’
‘‘Go on with mine,”’ said the man in the chair, ‘‘and charge me the same.’’—Wash- ington Star.
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Valuable Property : ss" for Sale
The subscriber offers at private sale that large dwelling .ouse and premi-es, consisiing of large baron and «otber out
house-; situatel on the Lower -pring
Park Road, tormerly oceupied by the late Mrs. Catherine Thorne. This is au excellent business stand, and can be purchased at a reasonable figure. Every-
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repair. Good title
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Moliere and the Ass.
Lions, bears and elephants have done well on the stage; lizards and serpenta (vide Mme. Sarah Bernhardt, bave alsa been covered With stage girry, and micé have come to the fore with great credit to themselves and their trainer
But while so many “aumb = things” have been excellent actors one of thelr pumber at least has Leen immortalized through failure. Moliere himself was the actor who brought about the unrehearsed scene between himself and hisass. The play was ‘“‘Don Q ixoto,’”’ and Moliere played Sancho. Soue minutes before he bad to appear on the stage he was waiting in the wings, mounted on his ass. But the latter suddenly forgot his part and in- sisted upon appearing on the scene with- out delay. Nor was it of any avail that half a dozen assistants hung around his head and clung desperately to his tail. The ass, with Moliere on his back, dashed wildly among the actors on the scene, and the fiasco would have been complete bad not Moliere saved the situation by shout- ing to the audience, while jogying along, ‘**Pardon, gentlemen! Pardon, ladies! This confounded beast has come on against my wishes!’ The public responded at once with roars of laughter and applause, but Moliere never again mounted an ass.— Westuninster Gazette.
A High Hitch.
After General Forrest’s raid into Mem- phis larse stories were told about his hero- isin andthe marvelous doings of his troops
One of the best illustrations of the ad- miration inspired by the general came from a negro soldier who claimed to have seen him as be rode up in front of the Gayoso hotel. He began telling how Forrest looked and finally came to the appearance of his horse.
‘*T was a-stanin rightin dis alley,” said he, ‘‘when I seen him up. He rid his hoss right up to de hotel, an—I’m tell- in you de trut—he hitched his hoss right to de second story banisters. I seed him. I tell you, 1 seed him!’’—Philadelphia Record.
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A Useful Oil.
Few people know how useful oi] of pep- pérmint is asa remedial agent. A little rubbed over a sensitive corn eliminates the soreness in a miraculous manner.
‘Two or three drops of oil of peppermint mixed with an equal amount of suet rub- bed over a baby's chest gives instant relief in vase of a cold on the lungs or a cough. —San Francisco Chronicle.
One Instance. Teacher—Mountain climbing is sald to be healthful and invigorating in its effects. Do any instances of this occur to you? Juvenile Pupil—Yes’m. The goat isa mountain climber, and the goat is very strong.-——-Chicago Tribune.
The publicimpreseion that the dark con- tinent is no longer the ‘‘unexplored’’ area of the old maps isa mistake. What has been done is mostly to stake out terri- tories along definite routes. Within these lines the country is generally as unknown as in the time of Mungo Park.
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Hear what Madame Albani’s special accompanist has to say about the
BELL PIANOS
Tur QuEEN’s, Toronto, Feby. 22nd, 1897
To Wuow 1T MAY ConcERN:
In connection with my visit to Canada as Pianist to Madame Albani, I have had occasion to observe various makes of pianos, and have been much impre+ed with the advances which are being made in the art of piano construe tion in this young and flourishing country, One of tie most recent instruments to arrest my attention—and I might say one of the best —is the well known “Bell” Piano. Its tone is admirable throughout, and the touch firm and :esponsive— just what we musicians like—in fact, an excellent piano im every respect. The new Orchastral Attachment (which 1 understand can be obtained on “Bell” pianos only) 18 also an excellent feature, and one which will doubtless excite inte! est with all classes. I do not hesitate to eay that I consider the “Bell” piano a good, honest instrument, and so recoml- mend it to any intending purchaser.
(Sgd.) ARMANDO SEPPILLIL (Conductor, koyal Italian Opera, Covent Gazden,) Pianist to Madame Albani, Canadian tour, 1896-7, For sale only at
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Piano Warerooms, Opera House Building, T. C. P. Yeo. Agent at Summerside.