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THE DAiLY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, JANUARY 13, 1 9)

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presenting ie On tHe Ice.—The owners of fast hors: n Pownal and vicinity are putting in fom xvellent work on Pownal cece. It is ex cled thata race meeling will be he! here very Foon.

Rev. He Bay, and Mrs M: West Dublin, NS, we

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room is 73 seir- of age and the brid 45. snntilliiaiais A Lance Isscue — Accord ng to the Pul her’s Circular, GO08 pew books we

1897

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ublished in 189%, 236 fewer than Novels, includiog javent * WO ke,

738, or a decrease of 202 {rane —The Boar: of irade returns of Grea: Briiain’s furcig

; rade for the moto of December ewor

r) Cases O 1297 £3,098 1€O0 to th ports ail £:053,10) ia exports. TI ports forthe vear moumed to £470,

04,198, as co £451 028, 96K

1897, tor ne. c rre sone

pared with iv period od exports were £/53 399 792, agains € 234 219,708 ‘niaiiitiaalis Aut Rienr Acain.—The Advocate says: Dr Jam:+s Henderson is able to be out and a tend to offi e dutie again, after avery sev resck spli. The octor was taken ill first of kctober with the grippe, which developed nto poeumonia. followed by inflam matory heumatism. He is getting along nicely now, being able toatteod to his profes- sionalduties. His many triends are giad oO see him on deck again, ‘intelli A Quesec Tracepr —News ha St Hyacintbe, ‘Juehec, ef a Yamarka, A lenancourt had visited the neighboring with bis boy of twelve. Both re- turned home under the influence of liquor in tle evening and thev qusrrelied; the faiker dealing the boy a terrible blow on the head witn a bo'tle The boy was un- at latest accounts, and the doc- no hopes of his recovery.

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village

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A Teeartete Deata.—The list of dis. asters so far reported at Dawson is very emall. The most sensational death is that of Dominion Sutveyor J. H. Celdenhead, ym October 27. He fell throngh the ice into the K'ond:ke river near Dawson and was unable to pull himself out. Heslow- lr froz2? to death, with bis head sticking outof the water, bis hands spread out on the ice and important fi lj notes

om the bole.

Some thrown ba k fr asilviuisusiiabsiici Horrist lent is repor parisu, in 218 last Joseph ‘Tower, piace, was cutting home when a tree some feet above the windfa!l sutting ¢ff the top of a small fir

s Accipernt —A_ borri! le acci- ted from Ro-kposr, Dorchester country On Wedueway

a resident of that in the woods near his lodged on @ windfall,

cround. Mr Tower tofree ihe tree, beneath

iim to facilitate the work. -The tree cudderly gave away and Mr Tower war ‘hrown down, falling direcily on the sharper ooint of the fic which he halcat wi:h such force that 1 pierced tne holv far several taehe reaching nearly to bia kidueve. Hewia removelto his hom and every assistance rendered without aval, He lied On “riday morning leaving a Wife and twocbildrev.— Moncton 1IHHCs. je a as

Burton and Tobacco. =~ yaeco, divine, rare, superexcelient ‘obacco, which goes far beyond all the

2 tocks. Without it prices are meat ing ‘ | Often a little price means a bad rig B88, Tten a& littie pri l dhe brgain. Th > One sure W Ly ' get |p ro pur im y's worth in ch or clock as ttc buy here, where QI| ALIT 1s op zi ire maranteed, and the vuarantee has the e hye d macking that makes it gocd. ed he . ad. W - lt : . te thy he re Tue Great W 1 Hous! a; aa FRR rr res res rae Ferrer e. ne ted ob aa “Dots tard ann, he cheer _ ris : ‘ Fai "er er fy: Ai s 5 We: . PADAAGIFAAALS Pe Fy at | = % 2 a. or of “Mhere is Kothigg SF | : a i i 4 “se, ' . 4 Tha at’s what loing 4% + . : ithe Lime, we give them Ffuci —_ z s" valine for their monev that they sae m- % come bac k aga and by! iw othe 3 é-~ ‘ ar pith thes. This is the key= a i t A. i} x ; << ye n } mere On Our sueres- We sirive *%*s to pl ease everyoue 4 aves 40 wp wt otal tL ‘ | Order With wa. Wivy not gi:e 6 : us your next order an } e v5 : . : : - : thoroughly convinced what we ag oa Sav ia tre “>. rs ' me, a?

vt % We solicit your valued orders. e oe old ae og BRUCE STEWART &300'K, | co - 3 % vr The mt dern Founders, § fnginecrs Ge | ar chinists. S. Nav. Co's i re : “ “W Deel ‘ Ch’tow ' PE, Re a} &s nie (Phone 125 . ur a 3 BEseros ont oe al

JAMES KELLY},

Wholessle Commission Dealer in all kinds ot

FRESH FISH. Ells and Smelts, Specialtias, NO. 8LONG WHARF

Coxsicxwenrs BOSTON MASS

Souicirec Write for stencils and particulars.

panact as, potable gold, and philoso- phe rs’ stones, a sovereign remedy to all diseases; a good onset I confess, a vir-uous herb, if it be well qualified, op- portunely taken and medicin: ally used; but as it is commonly abused by most men, who take it as tinkers do ale, ‘tis a plague, a mischief, a violent pur- ger of goods, lands, health; hellish, devilish and damned tobacco, the ruin end overthrow of body and soul,—‘‘ An- atomy of Melancoly.’”’

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An Appropriate Symbol. ‘‘Snagsby isa member of the Vege-

tarian club, isn’t he?’’

‘IT guess he is. I notice be wears an 18 carat badge.’’ — Cleveland Plain Dealer

It rains on an average of 208 days in

m | the yer e in Ireland, about 150 in Eng- Kezan about 90 days and in-

land, a Bibecis only 60 days.

| Central African natives mine, anelt aod fashion fron very skillfully.

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HE PASTORAL ON RITUALISM

Loxpon. Eng , Jan. 10.—The Arch nshopo! York has flowed the example

* the Arenbishep of Canterbury and sued a long pasioral Jeter dealiog ‘learly with the various questions of u | hich have Py cau yas8o much evsioD In ihe K-tatlisiea Cuurch

He hold- that the saymg of daily services san obligation ov the cleryymap, aud insists upoe the faithfal eile non of the noly dave and seasons of the Christian year, On theother hand, there is no suiboritv whatever, he says, for the obser-~ Vauce of aoyother fe-tivals than those contained inthe colendar of the Book of ‘Ornmon Prayer. As to ee remonies, oo lergvytaan hasaright to introduce into is echureh apy c-remonve which th ’rayer Book does not cla ly ai thor ze of cancuon. The Ornaments Rubrre, he says, ught not to be imierpreted be anv clergy nan athisown digsereton. The cere nonisl use of incens:, he declares, cannot besanctoard The sprinkling of water Ipoo any COngregation, or upon individ-~ tals, fails under the same condemnation As to the reservation of the Sccramen', e holds that but one course can be -dopted - that of loyal obedience to the Rubric a+ it now stands, Meanwhile the Bishop of London, whos- a bot-bed of the most advanced ri'ualism, thas for~ lidten the clergy of St Albans, Holborn, me ofthe “highest” churches in tbe Kingdom to indulge inr masse~, he “asperges” and some minor observan ces, There was soms expectation thet tue prohibition would canse trouble, but tae clergy have recognized the Bi-hop’- authority and submiued.o it, while pro~ te-ting a; ainsi the exercise of it.

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SUCCESSFUL MEN

MANY OF THEM ARS HANDICAPPED WITH CATARRHAL BISEASES.

Dr.A.W.CHASE

COMES TO THEIR AID.

Success in life ig almost impessible for a man with bad breath. Nobody wants to do »usiness with him. No- bedy wants to associate with him. He Offen- some-

is handicapped everywher sive breath comes from catarrh; times from catarrh of the stomach, sometimes of the lungs, sometimes of the head, nose, and throat. It is from catarrh somewhere, and catarrh is an- other name for uncl2anness,

Many men understand this, and make evcry effort to cure it, but it is be- yond the reach of ordinary practice

No self-respecting man can ignore’ eatarrh. If he has it in any form he makes constant effort to be rid of it.

There is something about the man- ner of life and the climate of Canada

that seems to breed diseases of the mucous membrane. Medical science ordinarily doesn’t try to cure eatarrh;

it “relieves” it; but Dr. Chase has been curing catarrh for over thirty years, and his name is blessed by thousands who have shaken off the grusp of this insidious disease.

Scld by all dealers, price 25 centa

per box, blower free

Have Just Completed

La. we My itew Oyster Place. Call and eee the brilliant display <f beautiful oysters on and off the ehe!! Onr Oyster kivg ie standing in tie window. See him, and then you will eat

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