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A Legal Story.

A S!. Paul lawye:
about a Minn bpp ats
The

brotber

iatter was defending

store and stealing some shirts, and, hi-
client bein on the stand, he was trying

to show by him that he wus too drunk

at the time he broke

lls a good story

lawyer.
a tellow
indicted for breaking into a furnishing

ipto the store to

koow what he was doing “Now
Pa‘sy,” he said, in his impressive Lrist
way *tellhis honor here—one ot th

brightest ornaments on the beneb, God

to ask when you've got one

of er in

it li ill iit, CNS REE, sins ns

X AMINE Revere =

DAILY BX

COSFEE, COUTEE

Fresh Roasted & Ground

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BEER & GOFF'S.

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Charlottetown Steam Laundry

HEAD OFFICE:

fark Wright & Co., Furuitare Ware-

ke p , im, and Line “Oo £ entle men of the room, King Square.

jury, bowest men and true, every one i

of them—whether you know what you! AS te

were doi Did vou know what were|G. H. HASZARD'S Book Store, Queen Street
taking ? Can you tell us now what aT. DAVIES, American Clothing Store, S’Side
sort of shirts those were that you arte of ~—

alleged in the indictment to have stolen: a. Gents’ Goods a spe Chal Je
Then he paused fora reply Hun = a Chtown, Sep. 6, 1886

replied Patsy “that a queer qu uy - noon oe.

shirts on now!” The Minneapo

man lost his case.
; lisinclidiies es

A Hint to a Bashful Young Man.

Bachelor Unele—-Ah, my dear, you
look as pretty asa pictore. i don’t
wonder George thinks so much of you.
Has the rascal proposed yet

Pretty ni mat » uucle, he hasn't. I
really believe be is ulraid to

“Why don’t you encourage him a
littie, my dear ?’

“[ do, uncle, bat you know it

wouldn’t be modest to do too much

encouraging.’

sip N , | SUpPPose. L’li tell you what
to do thor yn.
‘*¢* What is it, you dear old tl
‘Just wait till Christmas ard
fent him ¥ ; one ot the moiuces — |
‘Good bless our bome if that does" t
fix h'm, nothing will.’
—_—se
She Wasn't Afraid.
‘Why, Cl ley, what's that little brows
thing on your upper lip It wasn’t there
when you went away two weeks aco, Siici

the lovely Araminta Aucustina.

Th . ly aarilinyg, |! hy

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hai i yrown i'}] eno ul LU DILLS, Liitt ihe
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d to get on i in betw his teet!
Un, t said ti ve raid ee
can t rite im not afraid of it, nd sue pil
ywwed her head on his manly bosom, and look
edi demurely into hi

seve
Charley is weak, but not foolish.
+ a ~

A Point View.

Mrs. K. fin
“7 le what have i done
Herr T. the paioting) ;
‘‘Nefier mind, I am quite sure
| can soon make it all right,”
Mrs. K.: “Make it right! What can
youever de, when its a pattern dress
and I hava’ta bitof the goods fora
bew

vreat coastermation) :
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‘Xamio ng

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M dum ;:

sleeve ?’
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Enjey Life.

What a truly beautiful world we live in!

Nature gives us grandeur of mountains, glens
and oceans, and thousands of means of enjoy-
ment. We can desire no better when in per

feet health; but how often do the
people feel like
couraged and worn out

majority of
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with when

clisease,

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that Green's August Flower will make them
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, and other dis
doses of August

ous prostration, indigestion,
head, palpitation of the heart

tressing symptoins. Three

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Flower will prove its wonderful effect. Sample

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Special Notices.

Aut kinds of Boots end Rubbers repaired at
Don sey, Getf & Co's.
ther, Calf, Goat,
thread, & re9

FINDING s. Sole Li
Pegs, Nails,
Got & Cos.

Men’s Calf Laced Boots 83.59,
2.75, at Dorsey, Goff & Co's.
Fiour $4.60 Pex pri.—Flake,

Tops,

cheapest at Dorsey,

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$4.60 per

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at the Atheneum, Ch'town. tf—oc.

‘*Look here,” said a man this
going into his grocer’s, ‘‘those eggs you
sold me were bad.” ‘‘Well, that wasn’t
my fault.” ‘‘Whose was it, then?’
“Blamed if I know.
was inside of them! I'm a
I’m no mindreader.’

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a -

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ome
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