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Uncommon Occurrences.

A woman in Dawson, Gs., sneezed her- self to death a few days ago.

A Pittsburgh (Pa.) man was arrested a

Wlllvg them to the owners.

A man at Hopkinsville, Ky.,a few days ago. dug up on his farms gold Witch which he had lost twenty-eight years ago. It was “in a remarkable state of preser- vation."

On Sunday of last week, Mina Mulford was returning home from church in Con- nelton, Ps., when three young men dis- guised as ghosts confronted her. She fainted and was carried home, and she I131 been lying unconscious for a week, the doctors being unable to restore her.

A seventeen-ton cisting fell upon Sup- eri-ttendent. Collier, at the Columbus Ma- chine (‘.ompany’s Works,at Columbus,0.. last week. Yet Collier was not seriously injured, frrn large piece of the crane fell a‘ the same time and received and sup- ported tl.e casting.

Mrs. Sarah Ann Shoemaker, aged seventy-live, is suing for a divorce from her husband, who is eighty years old and a prominent minister of Romney, W. Va. The couple have lived together for fifty years, and are grand-parents. She charges cruelty and neglect, and that an: ther woman has infatuated her hus-

baud.

For the pa~t twelve years the name of Herbert H. Hayden has stood at the head of the criminal «lock-t --I", the Supreme Court, at New Hat en. The charge is murder, for the alleged killing-yf Many Stannard in North ~.\I.di:-tam, thirteen years ago. At the first trial the jury dis- agreed. The case is kept on the docket m-cau~'e the State expcc's to get hold of :ertain evidence which ia a matter of fact,

Q but as yet unproved. Hayden is at liber-

APRIL 26. 193.

Editorial Notes.

Politician in the sister provinces have beenendsavoring to show that the Mercier

boodling methods prevail down this way.

It cannot be said that their efforts have besn crowned with success. The chsrgefl agaiut the New Brunswick Government Lieutenant

quickly fizzled out. The Goyggnor saw there was nothing in them,

and very properly refused to put the

country to the expense of an investiga- tion. ' '

In Nova Scotia an investigation is being

held. The charges there against the

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ty on a bond.

Herr Ferdinand St.-lulu-tselb-trg, musiv-..l professor at Harlem dime museum, played twelve consecutive hours without taking his hands from the keys of the piano, as an exhibition of skill and endurance. He proclaims himself as the long~distance piano-playing champion of the world. Mrs. Annie Roush, who recently died at Letau, W. \'a., aged 106 years, left a goodly number :of representatives. She had 13 children, 135 grandchildren. and over 500 great-grand-children.

Maysville, Ky., missed one of his bones ten days ago, and, after much searching, discovered the animal buried beneath s

IIISTI '88

f . ' . d W3 '0 ew days ag ) for stealing beer keg‘ an zmyy on tb“ [fluid know anything about

Walt Whitman. 3 (For the Gtuam.u~t.) wphe Good, Grey Post,” Well. Whit-

called —— he who passed recently. It is not probable that

him; s number may have heard his name;

one or two may have seen a stanza of his in some review. He was emphatically not the poet of all peoples and all persua~

sious. Whether he was a poet at all has been doubted by some of the best critica- that he might have been only a humbug ——is nowsuspected we fear by very many of his admirers.

But he has left many. lines beautifu

and full of poetry. As a rule his two: It is of the roughest kind. He o it-Culyos Carlyle in this respect-. It is imp so‘ I-- to describe the slovelittess which d&'III'

every page that he ever gave to the world. Some people conceive that poetry tUl‘-- sists in these qualities; but surely p setry requires somethic g else, and su-ely pos- terity will ask for something else.

At any rate posterity wil not put her‘- self about to ask for Whitman. He is not the poet of mankind, and his country- men who come after him can not alone hope to keep his glo y undimmed. In our opinion we have already far too many books to remember. The immortal writing must soon all come toa close. It must come to a close in justice to the patience cf the generation that will lay us in our

ves. 3“ S. G. C.

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Juvenile Concert.

A juvenile entertainment in aid of the funds of the Prince Edward Ha spital, took place on Easter Monday evening 18th inst., in the Town hall at George- town, for which we learn a handsome sum was realized.

The little people were greeted on the occasion, by a large and appreciative audi- ance, who seemed delighted with the sfibrts of the youthful company. Their histriouie performance wiuld be no dis- credit to msturor age and experience in the art. Each part was creditable per- formed by the actors, and both the enter- tainment and the object for which it was given was commendable and pleasing. The following is the program.

“ The Stepmotbes-"—-Four daughters of Mr. E-trle. FIRST PART.

Eldest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Bessie Aitkeu Gladus Earle . . . . . . . . . . .Florence Aitken Muriel E tl'l0 “ “

Joel hflmm’ " p'"mi°°“l' l“""*“"‘*I[aud Earle . . . . . . . . . . ..Minuie Owen

Lady Earle . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Estelle Aitken Stepu-other . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Maud Moore Aunt Rita Earle‘ . . . . . . . . . .Mable Byrnr Governess Miss Meridith. . May Gxifiin

l’l.].<lASE ninth Tins FOR TOUR 0‘-WI BEHEFII.

that I now have lllU~l'\I‘l.;'=l‘l- alto and best selected stock I E M(").\‘ U NTS and HEADSTONES in thevtrude. in l-hit! Protince. A large collect ion ’ of latest designs. Prices to suit the tunes. Cash will always find its value. Sure t9 gtve you what we agree on. No changing _of stock. Estimates for red and grey greplte given on application. Observe the Signs 286, the same old spot.

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Charlottetown and Summersi/dc.

Returning, will leave Charlottetown every -Thursday Evening for Halifax, calling at Port Hawkesbury, Arichat and Causo.

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Government are that the roads Ill -nies 'g]g not expended-Illtt hood- ling was indulged in. Without‘! bl"! been summoned all the way from Cape Breton, and although the investigstiou has been going on for c nsidcrable time, nothing of .a corrupt nature have been brought home to the powers that be. It has turned out a regular “msrs’s nest.” The expenaeof the investigation, however, will amount to thousands of dollars.

It is refreshing to know that the Mari- time Provincee are free from the boodling influence so characteristic of the Upper Provinces.

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Drowned in :1 Mine. King 0-; Scrofuloms .‘.‘.. .'i s.-..- — A. Cure “Almost .!1t‘.“u¢-:¢Ious.”

' \$'lu-n I was 14 years of age I had a severe attat.-L; or rheumatism, and after I recovered had to go on crutclies. A year later, scrolula, in the form of wltite swt-lllrigs. appeared on vnriotn parts of my l.-oily, and for 11 years I was an invalid, being confined to my bed 8 years. In that time ten or eleven sores ap- peared aud broke. earning me great pain and

BETWEEN TEN AND FIFTKEN MINEB5 MET THEIR DEATH.

{> It ’ Now that spring ‘I: upon us, it is to be " hoped something will be done towards helping the Queen Squ-are committee in their lsudible work. \Ve learn that two seals are to be placed in the fountain. This in imelf will prove an immense st- traction. But before the seals are placed therein it will be necessary to have the bottom of the fountain cemented in order that the water be kept clean. The Queen Square gardens, during the _ past few years, have done much to advertise the city. We only hope they will receive the same attention this year as formerly. s is ‘Ir Some of the plank sidewalks through the city and suburbs require looking after. A little patching might save the city a lawsuit.

Mlxnnsvuu, Pa., April 24.-— This town, which is situated about four miles from Pottaville, is greatly excited over . dreadful accident that occurred this after- uoon at Lytle colliery whereby 10 or 15 men are said to have lost their lives by the flooding of the mine with an immense body of water that burstthrough the old workings. It is said that the accident oc. . curred just about the time the shifts were changing. The exact number of men drowned and their names cannot be‘ ' given, but is said by the colliery ofiicials that eight men have met their death by the disaster. Among those names given

out are Dublin, Bell and Buggy. The places where the accident occurred

is a new operation that is being opened up on an immense scale by the Style Coal Company, the pirncipsl stock- holders of which are the Pennsylvania Railroad ofiicials and Scranton capitalists. The works are located on Primrose moun- tains, four miles northwest of Minersvills and saps an old colliery which has laid idle” for some years owing to large sc- cumulstion of water. About two years

ago the present operators commenced the reopening of the tract Sud have spent many thousands dollars in pumping and opening up new slopes. Gangways are being pushed out from these slope. on .1] sides of the new working. The old water lies in it, and its bursting through these deposits without warning that caught the unfortunate minersat work. '

L._i'rlu—The rescuing party who were °“"'08_3¢l’0|_|. heading through to the saddle in which two of the miners were

MORRIS BiL o

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The session of Parliament is drawing to

a close. Prorugation is spoken of, and on Thursday the members will likely rc- turu to their other duties. This has been one of the most important sessions of cu’ local parliament for some years. Much important legislation has been enacted, the most of which commends itself to the people generally. The abolition of the Legislative Council is a very important measure. Governments have wrested with this question for years. but failed to

. bring in a measure to meet the views of the gentlemen whom it would rotip to private life. Mr. Peters must be con- grslulated on being able to do this. Teln- perance legislation has formed a great part of the aeasion‘s work, and a number of very important private bills have re- supposed to have been, broke through ceived the sanction of bub houses. and took out William Bell, alive and .,_.m T“ G . . M ZE2Zd.tu1Ti'£$§a?.‘l°.ai°..'§"im“i'i3§.§3:§§

it ULIDIAN tsapprecta . ~ . , the general public, is an undisputed fail.’ fiaoctzglgongg. Bail ‘u’ trying to ‘acne Advertisers know that to reach the peo- v ' . ple they must advertise in the paper read - Sb-mes News‘

by the people, and consequently, they __ . __ :The Band of Hope, under the manage-

CLOTH _, Iyearemaklng upacboicI&fllonuf‘i coth rth t t lea -and mi 3.. §n'3%l'.°ii.§t3 .t...t...- defy competition. .

FURNISHINGS

Our stock in this line rm... ete use we invite la spectton of our specialties an novelties.

COMPLETE LINE l

English, Scotch, Canadian,

R. BAYRES -1) air: I am sorry you D hnveso mucih tocaéitend with. N a doubt it is ctmsedby jealousy. I shall certainly do

Boldhy all druggista. 3! ; six for $5. Prepared only - by C. I. HOOD J; (‘U., .1 _rotl:_ecaries, Lowell, Mass

I00 Doses One. Dollar

SALT !__ SALT!

ARRIVE per bark Ral h B. Peake, due hare about 5th of hiay:-8,000 Liverpool Salt, a quantity of Rock I, which will be sold low whilst land- ing. Alm, English Portland Cement, Coal Tar and Stockholm Tar. IN STORE: Oskum, Pitch,‘ Rosin, Black and Bright Varnish, Paints and Paint Oil, Putty, Codtisb,Oil, Turpentine, all sizes of Cor- dage, Mauilla and Hemp. Galvanized Rigging Wire,Gslvanized Spikes, Wrought and Cut Nails and Spikes, Round, Flat and Square Iron‘, (Refined and Common), Sheet Lead, Cotton Duck and Twine, Anchors and Chains, Ships’ Boats, etc.

patronize Tux Gvalgnul. One has only to look over our pages to be convinced of merit of Mrs. U’. Mst*hew and Mrs. F. this. The Contour: is the people's Morrow of the W. C. T. U., and_ which _ PEAKE BROS.'& CO. 139013 had been suspendedduring the prevalence .920 2., 90,1 , Not only do 'g 8;“, ma manna mm of the recent spidelnc, has resumed work - . A I I "'“'°||“° t-I-snphic reports. the news or ‘3""- "°°‘l "‘°°‘i"88 being held in the e _ he city, but, through they ’ of our W.C.T.U.'reading room every Saturday A ,4 j ‘ q },,.,,,ch “mo. " “.3 mg!“ to i" om gfumoon “.3_30_ . A . . . Badly: Qllchlrolss-nnus‘¢l!Iessswed._ readers 5 ' I bl thstaaln "°_ _"°"““fl the latest news The Sscramentef the Lord's Supper s or ovgwcpx. sashes,‘ ‘W the en-mp-I points of the Island will be dispensed in the Presbyterian 5t'.l".ii.l§"‘.v....""“""....t'° °""'°"£t'é‘.. The Guaaoua is next Sunday, at the mom- . . tm ' I, A S in. In‘ barlottetown and it ll working mg service. The Rev. J. G. Cameron is V ..... ..-., h nto every section of the Island. to have the .9! the Rev, 1). fnrusianrcar. 00.. Dunno. NJ. “ bud hi‘-"°9l"&P‘P°' "N1 the poopleare $IItlIerland-of- Charlottetown who will "' ‘ ' I5'°|°l|-éIs’l'lmrsday and-Ft-iday'next,. at N

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. ' V *c I _V , 5'; C,,,r.s not-; in “'FlI"‘ll-0080. * Four ‘_dif- I _ ' . :_’ ’ . _ I, ii _ - I [cg-t nt nssortnloms. :\.ll‘.\'e'll arlapted ' I T ‘ I V . I ' ms of hay. It had been there for eight iii}-‘ ‘c luntry mm. ' o . " - = PART SB(.‘O.\'D. ‘V, W. 30 Crave’ I: ,cking;_mm TeaI,(,t5,..-...- g I I - =_ blown the hay over on it while it was Dram‘... Charlottetown, April 20, 1892. 30 d‘, };um.,.(),,,¢.L,_ _ , * :: sleeping. When taken out it walked ofl “bum B W t K. , - “ ' ‘ C,/R,-,.E~LL BROS . EUWGI7. ~ . . . . . .. srbsra ea awa in s . ~ - - ‘ - H ' l ‘““ f”'”"‘°““"’ """“fi 8”“ '3 “mush Fsries ..... ..Mar-ion M-Donalyd g . . . ap2O 1...-2.. expat i »' CI|“l'l0““t9Wn-9 9- 3- ‘gt ‘a w it nothing unusual had happened. “ ‘ ” _ A prisoner escaped from Sing Sing last “ _ Florence Aitken I ._ _ . I week in order that he might take his best “ Esmue Altken ' 1 . ’ ~---«-—+ A I i I , I fellow,—that was: good picnic to keep in't'mm‘"‘t"‘l mmlc by "V9751 Of 319 me He . A if away from. l“'°ml°"--005 50 BOXES . 4' _ ,. , Water Color Pain ' at her Studio 75 HALEBOXESJ T - . - , _ ‘ ,_ . . . in MORRIS’ NEW B . .. " . “ en_t_bn-aches Ind P°rt"~i‘==- N.. B. .9. M. RA'l_'TENBURS' ' . ' ‘ . ‘ , t - p - Visitors welcome. Nov. (180. 93‘___23w ‘7& f . _ f: G H T "‘ ‘ I t O O i . I .. .. .. .. ............ °“‘“‘L°T"'-"°‘”"= "- 5- '- - ~ nears stnl s e 3. carat never; __ - - ' . V __ " Early in 13:36 1 went l.1Cltll:8g0 to visits WEh“'° ‘‘'‘l'°m’°d‘” ‘'11 °‘" l°°‘1 "pl" _,_A _ t ._ _ I, g _ " g, _ » t . ... , . h Osbo H use, has, of late, 12.: est,the heapest,tl:e best'assortment’o g'::‘Ifl‘$’:, ‘:33 gmgng undergoigeextenstilih improvements in the Crdckery, Cliinaa.ndGlasswarein P.E. Island _ her House in this Province. Thisl pressed with the success of this medicine that future be lmpvfn at the Q0090 H°t°1- lb?“ ‘“" °‘ ~ . I deemed ,0 tr! K To my great gmfinamol Not only 15 11;; outgzzd appearance be- has never yet been contradicted. We have . ' , - 2600 C d Saucers, 300 Pitcher 690 :2: ....;.:'::..2.::'.‘;:.‘?" "‘°'"‘ ‘““ “‘° '“°°k e--1-. ?¥3o‘i-»1-- em-«-» -3» - .. .. .. .. .. . _. Chamber sets. Han ' and.LStam.i Lumps- ed e W #=-°=° " m M A m. 1.... -mi-‘=‘£‘-r -my -- First—class car-nag’ es always in waiting - V Th Good, at dd]: pg HAVE N01‘ 1-081‘ A SI-‘«'<=I-E DAY at Steamboats and .- R. De tto conv m°°- Ts“ on m an ' on aceountof sicl-mess. I believe the disease Po 6’ sold chap ‘t the chapest Crockery Sm" amlu good spirits and have a good appetite. P‘ , _ I am now 27 years or age and can walk as « a , Proprieton E shorter than the other, owing to the loss of I’ . I ' boue,andthe sores formerly on myright leg. ' j ' Ifite f —'—-'E:r—°:'h can 0 V e 0 Anal} 0 630 ............., ..... I think 3...». s........... Another Testimonial. is the king of medicines.” Wrnuax A. - ‘ ‘ V Desires steir more Pupils for Plssomrte Hoodls .sarsapari."a A Certificate from South Kensington, England i't'1.’Lr'f°‘i'.?.it‘i i3?‘§%‘l‘§’§t?K §?t'k‘§§'fi‘?1°§i.°y‘3'$v“n’I ‘chi?-d W08 . wise, after having ‘derlived so much benefit E from your-medicine. You romisetl to cure taking your medicine. But I am happy to state that I had not been taking it more than $i‘.t’.’.lit‘-‘.1-'lli.‘3.?.‘l‘$.’i‘%;?‘*ll.l.“?2,.‘3£.°:‘2.‘;f.3.‘l.Ell‘: mo;-muoun s'rREa1'.- $3l%"ti.‘§35a°§i3‘.”‘il9‘ii.i‘s“it'§i§1‘l.'l3§t°‘€5?f'§§'i.‘i « HE above Hotel. which is centrally situ- ‘° P“"“°" it °“"' V"? “''“Y. Rail St tion, and in close proximity to ’“‘3“"B' P°°LE' the 3:3 Ofiaice, Banks and all the husinfl Dn‘G‘°'A'B‘n“8’ specialist in is°“°' ouwhly renovated and rcfumished. °f W°m°n! Chr°“i° Di5°”°° of 3"‘ "Tire Tables arecqual to thee’. found at any made a. special object. Good stabling and axrattentivc ho stler con- P. 8. EROWN, Proprietor. Horses Bangnt and Sold on Commission. GED. ~ SFNERVE 7 I ‘ 0 ‘ ‘ mg . "‘—:: I ‘ New Advertrsement . ~ . , W... -'“*“ ..... MI’. WILLIAM GILIIEPIE, '-W-.3:-'.;-2. ‘=*.....'°.‘.*.*1*.:’.°:.*=.".t.°; ;§.“::=...:§m.~= . . h P Q Wmfwmmgfiigssdgr (Late of Zaylortb Gsuespsq) ‘O . , .. Itiaestimsted there areinve thousand dif- ' W ted I tliatel tr...“ ,_ p ' all _ . g Y. m ~gnocqusl,sn our rices srelowsat. _ ‘G ‘ RDER8 2 on at t GOOD to whom taboo -may cure mm. others .51? news’ iscotdhool kslm Stmfloitled ’ I (1 Q’ ornieirarxa-hi shot .°!'.°- ms t Prh-ifieenti-8o1<!in€m!ottstonbv' ’ers‘ tutti i L ‘ . - t'“'~ 0fi&W_IIlb0'fl(IBlfibI.]' orto , ‘pg r _ ' .. . ' ; .’» ' y ' i - "“"°'“'.. I5". . it _0..H. sonumum - _ j a;t.co.nlsaos.