Two Cans Salmon 25 cents

reause Colum once, 4

offer for

We wint to stock of British Canne Salmon at in order to do so we this week only

(irs fer Cen's This is first-class new steck imported last fall.

BEER & GOFF ish

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Wants, ary Pail Ke)

WANTED—A servant for general hous work. Apply to Mrs Hediey Palmer, Mou Edward Road, 49 t

FOR SALE. +. White, Bay field St.

—~—Dwelling house and store 57 eod

WANTED~— 4 maid servant, gor nd reference required. Apply to Mrs W. 38. Srewann, Water Street. 6 tf TO LEY. That heautifully§ situat ” two story dwelling on Privee St at $ present oceu pied by Mrs Vearey Posses n giver S April. Apply to ‘Peake Bros. & C«

“FOR SAT Es 4 new life boat, built in Glas- gow, never been used, 21 foot keel,in first class order, with oars, rud lerand mest, all eopper fastened, and furnished wits -Iife tanks, will be sold at a_ bargain, Apply_to TAYLOR, =, S. Gulnare 53

10 LET—A coltage possession Ist of April.

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on lower Prince 8’. D. Chappell. 453

TO LET.- One half of the thre e s'ory dwel ling bousoe, -ontaining eight large rooms, on Prince St. Possession given on 2ndMay next WwW. W. Wellner. 42 wood, smart steady boy, about 16 years of age, who unde rstaunds look-

ing after a horse and cow.and eenerai usefal about a house. Apply at this office- 4) tf

Ww ANTED —A eook and a ‘housem aid, A ply to Mra. Edward Bayfield Hs

Ww ANTED. —A

TO RENT, —That pleasantly situated hovues en the Brighton Rord, now occupied by Mra Cameron, within a few minutes walk of bath- ing hous3s in Victoria! Park, and nine min- utes waik from Ps Office, having lawn an hawthorn hedge im /roat. The hous?is heat- ed with hot water, having bith room ete. Possession given Ist June. Apply to-W. LU. H sRRIs. 47

TO LET.—The house and premises known as the “Old Londo» House,‘ situateon Water St., nextto Government Warehouse No l. A pply to Peake roe & Co, jan®—14

Vulardle Propose f wer Tor Sale

The subscriber offers at private sale that larze@welling wouse and premires, consisting of large barn and otber out

houses; situated on the Lower Spring

Park Road, formerly occupied by the late Mrs. Catherine Thorne. This is an excetient business stand, and ean be purchased at a reasonable figure. LEverys thing in firstclass repair. Good title guaranteed. S. G. THORNE. ) } } !

Fine Disptay of

PIANOS

AND

ORGA NS FLETCHERS

W arercoms,

Opera Mouse Building,

THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHAROTTETOWN MAR’ IL 11, 1898

MEDICINE

SENT ANYWHERE

BY MAIL

There is no Skin disease

NY-AS-SAN

will not

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For Evening Dress

Women find the D & A CorseT as well suited for evening wear as it is for ordinary purposes. It gives ‘‘chic’’ to the figure, without stiff- ness or discomfort. It is sold at popular prices.

Wear the D& A Corsei.

2)

AIGHES.

EVERY ONE TIMED BEFORE SOLD

st: S70 te oO « m L080 ° © ‘ 5.50 « 50.00

400 * 50 00

Screw Bezal and Back, 0. F.

$95,00 50.00 39 00

iS size $8.50 to $40.00 sm 36g « 14.00

Your initials engraved on back free of charge.

bW.TAYLUR,

Cameron Bleck.

City.

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Weare not going to mave

But we pre selling Crockery

just as cheap as we were.

Special discounts on all Cro- kery

China and Glass now in stock, to

| make room for sprirg importations, Also:—Firsc class Photographs

made in all the leading styles, at the

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TENDERS

TENDERS will be received by the undersigned, until March Llth, noon, for the building of the foundation ofa new Church at ” Tracadie, re i208 the material being eupplied, Tenders for the ; Sime will aleo be received, all the labor except the mechavical being supplied, as well as the materials. Plana and specifi - eations to be seen at the Parochial House.

P. J. HOGAN, P. P. Feb 25 d&wtil .

Au Anecdote by Mark Twain. ’ Mark Twain writes for the Centdry a tribute to his fellow townsman, the late James Hammond Trumbull Mr. Clemens relates the following anecdote:

Years ago, as | have been told, a wid- owed descendant of the Audubon family in desperate need sold a perfect copy of Audubon’s “Birds” to a commercially minded scholar in Amcrica for $100. Vhe book was worth $1,000 in the market. The scholar complimented himself upon his shrewd stroke of business. ‘Uhat was not Hammond Trumbull’s style. the war a lady in the far scuth wrote him that among the wreckage of her better days she had a book which some had told ber was worth $100 and had advised her to offer it to him. She added that she was very poor, and that if he would buy it at that price it Would be a great favor to her. lt was Eliot’s Indian Bible. Trumbull answered that if it was a perfect copy it had an established market value, like a gold coin, and was worth $1,000; that if she would send it to him he would exam- ine it, and if it proved to be perfect he would sell it to the British museum and forward the money to her. It did prove to be perfect, and she got her $1,000 with- out delay and intact.

An Author's First Strike,

It is told of Justin McCarthy that in his early days he once submitted a story toa magazine called The Galaxy. One day he said to the editor, *'l have come to see if you will take that story 1 offered Whe Galaxy.”

* Yes,” cordially responded the editor, “‘and 60 more like it.”’

dime passed, and one day Mr. McCarthy waiked into ‘The Gaiaxy office with an im- posing pile of manuscript under his arm.

‘**What is that?’ asked Mr. Sheldon.

Mr. McCarthy laid the bundle of manu- script upon the publisher’s desk and re- plied, ‘* Here are the 6U stories you ordered on the occasion of my last visit. ’’

He got a check covering the whole 60.— London ‘Telegraph.

The missal sent by Leo X to Henry Vill, with the parchment conferring upon him the title of ‘‘defender of the faith,” was bought for $50,vl00 by the German government. The missal and parchment had been given by Charles 1] to the an-

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cestor of the famous Duke of Hanilton, and the library of this nobleman was sold by auction in London.

A judge of Janesville granted a decree of divorce to a woman whuse husband puffed tobacco smoke through the keyhole of a door leading into a rouim in which ber tuother lay sick.

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We have been in this stand for over 22 years, but now we are going to move. I efore doing so, we wil] offer our large stock wv: crockery and glassware at a bargain» wholesale and retail at the chesp erockery store.—W. P. Colwill.

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THAT GLITTERS

eaten

Many are taken in now-a-days, and are paying from ten to twenty dollars for a watch pot worth five, by buving from pediers and others who are not watch- makers,

Qo not be Ceceived.

But when you want a reliable watch buy only of one who understands the trade and asks ony a fair price for a good article.

G. H. TAWVLOR Jeweler and O;tician. Charlottetown,

50 YEARS" EXPERIENCE

Trace NarKs DESIGNS

CopynicHTs &c.

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invention is probably patentable. tions strictly confidential. Handbook sent free. Oldest agency for securing Patents taken through Munn & Co. special notice, without charge, in the

Scientific American,

A handsomely illustrated weekly. Largest ~~ culatior 1 of any 9 5 ig le journ al. Tern a8, $5 year; four months, olé by all newsdeale -

MUNN & Co. se 1Broaia ay, Ney w York

branch Office, @5 ¥ Vashington

SOME UNUSUAiI. TITLES.

The Names of a Few Books Which Fave Not Been Copyrighted.

The journalist who had just written a j

delightful little brochure, entitled ‘ “The Liberty of the Press; or; How to Knock the | Props From Under the Ar Sarat Le-

ver That Moves the World,’’ was calling on Mr. Young at the library to get it copy- righted. Mr. Young gracefully referred him to a clerk in that department, and as the clerk was getting the paper ready he was making himself interesting by talk- ing.

‘Yes, sir,’’ he was saying, ‘‘I rather think you have hit upon a good title for

your book, Of course some people won't know what the dickens—I1 beg your par- don—whet on earth it means, but that

doesn’t make any difference to you. They are stupid people who wouldn't buy it any- how. Still there’s a good deal in a title. Of course I don’t mean the kind our rich girls love to marry,’’ and the clerk chuc- kled, ‘‘but titles of books. You under stand. I just made a list Icame across today. They are from different sources.

Here's a few that funny fellow Tom Hood gave to the Duke of Devonshire to go on dummy books for an entrance door to his library: ‘McAdam’s Views In Rhodes,’ ‘Boyle on Steam Designs For

Fome

Friezes,’ by an Arctic Explorer; ‘Pygma- lion,’ by Lord Bacon; ‘Cursory Remarks on Swearing,’ by Jupiter; Percy Vere,’ in 40 volumes; ‘Cook’s Specimens of the

‘On Sore Throat and Migration of the Swallow, ’ ‘Kosciusko

Sandwich Tongue,’

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on the Right of Poles to Stick Up For Themselves,’ ‘Lamb’s Recollections of Suett,’ ‘Chronological Account of the Date Pahn,’ and several others.

‘Then there were some old volumes of the time of Cromwell which bad titles like these: ‘Crumbs of Comfort For the Chick- ens of the Covenant,’ ‘High Heeled Shoes For Dwarfs In Holiness,’ ‘Hooks and Eyes For Believers’ Breeches,’ ‘The Spiritual Mustard Pot to Make the Soul Sneeze With Devotion,’ ‘Tobacco Battered and the Pipes Shattered About Their Ears That Idly Idolize So Loathsome a Vanity, by a Volley of Holy Shot Thundered From Mount Helicon, a Poem Against the Use of Tobacco,’ by Joshua Sylvester; ‘The Snuffers of Divine Love,’ ‘Seven Sobs of a Sorrowful Soul For Sin,’ and some more of the same sort. Added to these are a few scattering ones like these: ‘Waves of Sound and the High C,’‘A Jawey Forever,’ by an Active Prizefighter; ‘A Rich Ameri- can, or the Earl’s Choice,’ and so on through a list of odd ones.’’

The clerk handed the journalist a folded paper,

‘*Thank you,” said the journalist.

“Fifty cents, please. Anything more today?’’ smiled the clerk, and the incident Was closed —— eshington Star.

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JOY & DAVIES.

Wholessie Wine Merchants.

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you fine figures in

thefollowirg “goods: 1000 Kegs wire Nails 1000 Kegs Cut Nails. \0 tons Manilla Rope 100 lbs Manilla 2000 lbs 21 thd. Cottcn Twine, 2000 lhs Bar Copper. 10,009 lbs Pure Tiger Lead. 5000 lbs colored paints, 25 doz Batchets.

And on everything ese you require im our line.

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HENRY R. LORDLY ©. E A.M Gan. Soe. C. E.

Graduate College of Civil Engine eriag Corvell University,

Crneuiting Eogineer for General Work, Spevialties: Hydraulic, Sanitary Enzineer- ng and Bridge Designing.

Offices at Charlottetown and St John

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PRIVATE DETECTIVE

After a Government Official

We are in the Dairy Supply business to stay, n standing the unfair competition of au official whose tra expenses are paid out of the public fends, We pay our snd will compete with any of the Quebec houses thus re sented, for quality of workmanship in cheese vats, cream vats, either single or duplex, portable or stationary, temper- ing or receiving vats, and all other Dairy Supplies in stock or to order at short notice.

We have on hand Alpha Separators which retur. more money to the patrons than any other,

Separator oil that will insure safer running speed than any other on the market,

Butter Boxes for storing and shipping butter in.

Dairy plants that will run without an expert engineet on hand.

Boilersthat will save fuel over any other that has been ‘imported’so far. Engines that do not require to be driven at extreme speed to obtain enough power, Ali work w arranted for une year.

Ga'l at our up town store in the Temple, Grafton

Charlottetown. T. A. WACLEAY

McLean.

at extreme

Street

Successor to McKinnon &

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