YH DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLUTTETOWN, MAY

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Mi NS ( ANGES L Jua r, 2nu New M Mth First Quarter, 1i/t Full Moon, 250) Last Quarter, 31st \ 7 . : a Sun Days High oft Day of We’k Sears length Water Monday 448 7 6 (14 18 leven’g 2 Tuesday 46 7 21 | 451 Wednesday | 45 8 24 | 5 40 | Thursday 43 10 27 | 6 28 Friday 42 ll 30 $6717 © Saturday 40 12 32 8 06 ? Sunday 39 13 4 | 8 55 * Monday 38 so 18.19% 9 Tuesday 37 16 39 10 33 0 Wednesday, 35 17 41 (11 22 \. Thursday 34 18 | 44 | morn A2 Friday 33 19 47 100 13 Saturday 32 20 49 1 49 14 Sunday m1 12m ist 1238 iS Monday 29 ao ' KH {(3e l¢ Tuesday 28 24 |. 56 | 414 27 Wednesday! 27 25 (1458 | 5 03 1 Thursday 26 2 180 ,5 52 10 Friday “4 |} 27 | 21641 20 Saturday 23 29 4 |7350 2) Sunday 23 30 6 |818 22 Monday 22 31 8 | 907 23 Tuesday _ 21 32 10 | 9 56 24 Wednesday; 20 33 12 (10 45 25 Thursday | 20 34 14 11 34 26 Friday 19 35 16 even 27 Saturday 18 36 17 112 2& Sunday 18 37 19 | 200 29 Monday | 17 38 21 |'249 30 Tuesday | 17 38 22 1337 3] Wednesday 4 16 7 39 1523 | 4 26

Wants, Lost, Found, &¢

Employment Registry

Any persons wanting employment, and em- gloyers of labor in want o*% aasiatance, will Oh'ain help and situaticns by anp'ying to Mies Snelgrove, Kent St. 89

tABY CARRIAGE—Second hand, for sale —) rice $6.0), almost as good as new. Anrvrlya ths office 113

*RESSMAN WANTED —et once,

steady eurployment. J T. MceKerz e. 112

PASTURE —To acres ef gcod pastur® land on Kensington Road. ba'f mile from town. Apply to F. W. L. Moots Selicitor 112 dy iw

"ACHT FOR sALE.—The sloop vacht Avegweit 30 feet long. will be sold cheap. If lesired the Pull and sai's wil] be sold reparate. Apply to Arthur W, Weeks cho. Week« & Co.

112 3i eod

OST.— Agold bracelet padlock. with in- itais ©. & U. Fipder will be rewarded * ~ply o Arthur W. Weeks,’ Weeks «Co 112 1i

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ASTU RE.—for 6 cows, caod and cheap,

1! Milford farm abonta mile from the city. jnmes Reddin, Prince Street, 111 3i pd

GIRL WANTED—For general housework

m2 asmall family. Apply at this office,

¥Y ANTED.. -A bov about 17 vears of ave to as waiter, Apply at thi: office. lit

a ¥ ANTED.—at once, two or more smart girls

to learn the dress-making. Apply to Lilla Mc

Laure, Milsboro. st. 109 Iwk

‘O L¥T.- One half the larze double hous os Brizhton Road, at present oceupied by Dr Gahan, hot water heating, electric light. etc. Apply te J. J. McKinnon. 109

W ANTED.—at once a gir! for genera! house work. Apply to Finley House, Powna! Street.

3i pd VASTU RE.—Good asture for 4 cows. Terms reasonable. Apply to Edward Bayfield. 108 tf

AIST.—between the store of Moore & Mc- Leod and St, Peter’s Road, a large sample 000k of wall paper. Finder will please tell us where to send for same. Moore & McLeod,

ORSALE—A double seated covered car- vrivge for one horse; has spring bottom “cata, ia nps, etc—a« first clags article. Apply at this ofice. 106

tOW BOAT AND BICYCLE FOR S84LE—- a) ply to B. F. Messervey at Capt, S. M. Rics’s K ent St. 205 3ipd

‘O LET.— A tenement on Dorchester St. mcar Queen, containing 6 rooms. Kent moder- ate. A pply at the Connolly Estate

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O LET.—4 hon-e bath. 1] to (har ea H.

wait 1 ply

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m ‘iate possession given.

ma s. tf

0 LE|.— House on rignton toa, heat-

ec with hot water, Bath Rooms etc, at present

occupied by T J. Dillon Esq Possession given

8) May.apply to J. J. McKinnon 69 gp an tal ecnieel

irst class agents everywnere to itroduce the Acme Suniight Gas Ge verator; only reliable * tomatic acetylene ges generator on the Mar- cet. sells at sight; liberal induéements to re-

liable ageuts: apply to t ‘ ' $3. Bc ntveni, biy to the Sunlight Gas Co

+O LET.— A cottage on, Pleasant Street cn

tai cing 8 rooms, with stable and. coach hou e

attyched. Possession given @nd@ May pest

Apply to John;Hughes, Lower Queen ** t, ‘0

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Office, Queen |

nu Bayfield St. heated by |

sd ee eer 7 ° , > . , P ' ra What ts Scott’s Emul- .« SHIP NEWS 8ionN f : : oh ' It is the best cod-liver ou, Port of Charlottetown. 7 g¢ " . artly digested, and com- | aun Sade total we seal ined Witil the hy po yi ~ May 15 vy , me, Sydoty; | ana 17] » if | T) hites and glycerine. What |& Bird, | g : : oe al “y V mea, Sydney; A vy, Portier, I a il it do? It will make |], Cuanst. Mesaey, Buctoushe: Tw et ] Cela annam | Bro:hera. McNei!l, Pictou; Aonie Laurie E Ene au Cape lorm« pe; Minnow, Po nd red I Margaret Ann, Buckles bud A : - . ; i x. B rio!, Marble Monn | watt >a . e y : > , = . it Will give nervous energy N Reid, Reid, New York; ’ — Barbadoes ] - ' : Ly : tne oO erworked bi In ANG “77 2 } | EARED nerves. It will add flesh . . ; he 6 hae Mi ID | » Bout. Anderson, Pictou; — wee oon nh fay 1 I iv thin rorm of a \ : : 4 rs Lurie. J 010. Cape lormentine: ted from tat- tarvation. iW Brothers. MeNeill, Oras Ss —— ' } i, Whittle, Pictou; Chief Com it 1s ever\ whe: € acKnow i mat Lang 1, Tatamagouche; Margaret re? s ; ; my fi Le } * Dp: tou: af DOW Pollard F . ‘or ’ n DMDUCHKICTs, A iV i 4 ; eave ‘ andara ¢ : ; ; dged as Ihe vt ' Nerthport; P. L. G. Burke, Pictou Ql avr | the World. ae . "4 bes scqual to the Sirain. 4 » & 1 7 o, 2 Gruz : : SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, Tyronto, One of the most 1m] ing rects on i is 1@ Dass crum) I }a Orass | | i Arrayed in full pancply, and ‘The Examiner Calendar bammering with might and main op " . both sides of the huge structure stick FOR MAY... ing out in front of him, he is an awe

ins\*ring and fear compelling spectacle

It is related of a bass drummer in the Blimtown brass band that when the band was playing and marching one

day at the front

dog, belong

of a political proces ing probably to some man of the opposite party l out barking furiously. and singling out the man with the big drum beavy villain, so to s] for him

The drummer, with:

eyes trom the fat

na rushes as being the “ak, made a dash ut removing bis ft depths of space into which he was gazing straight ahead, missed just one beat. With his heavy drumstick he hit the dog a blow that knocked it entirely out of the action. and went ahead drumming as before.

**Yes, sir,’’ said the Blimtowa histori- ans. in speaking of the incident after- ward, ‘‘he knocked that dog down an¢é came in on time on the next beat! There ain't another man alive that could have done it!'’—-Detroit Free Press.

A Wind Railroad.

St. Petersburg, Fla., has a railroad operated entirely by the winds. The road is of standard gauge and runs from Tampa bay up a steep grade to the shed of an old fisherman, who is the owner, director and operator of the system. One flat car represents the rolling stock, and it is propelled by a great sail made fast to the car near one end, allowing ample room for the assorted loads of fishing materials, oils and provisions which are brought up to the fisherman’s shed from time to time from the bay when the wind is inshore and of snfti- cient strength to move the car. it is then unloaded and retarms to the pay again by gravity.

10 CURE TOOTHACHE IN A MINUTE

Use NERVOL. One application cures ;if not, your money back. Nqually good for Neuralgis Headache. 25c, at all Druggists.

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We desire to engage a hustling rep resentative in every town to secure #ub scriptions for The National Magazine We have many persons throngrout the countrv doing this work and making from $3.00 co $6.00 per day. Send for sample copies, «ubscription blanks ete. You bave nothirg to rjsk and every- thing to gain.

The National Magazine,

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NOTICE!

The report that Dr, Matheson is about to quit hie practice at Montague ir not true.

That he is about taking a post graduate |

couase at McGill University, is true, snd

that he wiil resume hie practice at Mon-

tague abeut June 15 bh, next is also rue. 92. -dy2w Seka, wk3i

OUR... TEA SALES

During thelast four morths have been most gratifying —We antici- pated as much with our large as- sortment of high and medium giajes in this jine, representing values that must appeal to the judgment of the up to date con- sumer— 2

INDIAN’S and CEYLON’S

We are particularly strong. Our 2t and 28c blended are very fine

Try asanple, 5 lb lot at reduced price.

Sanderson & Co PURE TEA SELLERS.

FIRST CLA®S BILUIARUY AND Pov. TABLES.—I bye for sale two monarch pool tables and one villiard table—ivory batis witb cues, racks, etc. complete, ali ia good or ler, will be scld very cheap, Apoly at the Hab Billiard Hall orto P, Burte P. O. Box C rarlottstora sii mo

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You'll find it most desirable for use in either old or new buildings,

If you're interested, write us about it.

Metallic Roofing Co. Limited

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Spice.

When ordering a packege

Pepper, Ginger, Allspice, Cin namop or Cream of Tartar from your grocer you can al- ways feel sure of securing the best quality by asking for: : :

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|THE LADIES DELIGHT TO SPEAK OF

MOND DYES

Amongst the many useful and meritor- ious articles manufactured for home use

and home woney-eaving, Diamond Dyes are certainly first in the estimation of all women.

The beautiful and charming colere pro- duced by Diamond Dyes satiefy the mort critical of women. Let the season be epring, summer, autann or wiater, the woman of taste caso select suitable and fashionable colors wheo she decides to re- new her old aud faded dress, skirt, blouse, jacket, ehaw!, hose «<r ribboes, or her boys’ or husbard’s fad:d and dingy look- ing suits.

The Diamond Dyes work wonderful and truly delighiful traveformations in every iine of old material, from che silk dreas to rage for the making cf bome=meade carpets

[ and rugs.

The colors are always bright, fall and never~fading.

Chemical science bas proved that a dye which produces a brilliant and lasting

color on animal fibres or all-wool goods! vantage yonr shipments of Lobster, cannot give as good results on vegetable | Butter, Bacon, Eggs and Poultry,

fibres or cotton goods.

To iweure perfect sucesss in home dye- ing the mannfscturers of Diamond Dyes prepare two special dyes, one for coloring alk and all wool gcods, end one for color~ ing cotton and mixed goods. No other make of dyes can boast of the same scien- tific achievements; no other make of dres can so well protect the interests of home dyere,

Successful home dyeing therefore de- pends on the uee of Diamond Dyes at all times. Never allow your dealer to sell you untried and imitation dyes. Insist upon being supplied with Diamond Dyee.

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A house is as good as it looks—to the buyer. Need of paint or

poor painting will cheapen any house. properly painted and you'll keep them new.

Keep your buildings Paint an old building

properly and you'll make it years newer both in your eyes and those

of a prospective buyer. all—proper paint.

Painting properly includes much, First of

THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS

are composed of the materials that best withstand the action of all

weathers——that best preserve the surface they cover.

Ready te use, but

not patent paints. Ground and mixed by special machinery with a nicety not possible by any other means. If you’re going to paint or hire a painter, write for Paint Points and it will be mailed to you free. THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. Paint AND COLOR MAKERS. Canadian @ept., 21 St. Antoine St., Montreal.

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Our motto is “small profits and quick pre. a turns” Come along evé:y lady and See for 2g yourselves. Special reduction made on Sig. 3

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OFFICE T° LET In the subscriber's building, Queen St, large well lighted and of easy approagh,

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