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8, 1896. NO 185

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i i us Icz 15 CENTS + Y FPRIC=& ~ . lJ D o s A LO R | eel ann ‘ —————— a = ees ee —_ —rnenes = serene - gence os come sonacunail nee "HY | \ iV | iy ) (DOES DRINK ; NEW IDEA IN POSTAGE } — HI vil ‘ 6S! 6 érmon : ~~ FOOLED THE DETECTIVE, Hii i j Liu ANA i 1 I k ‘ : = '| - — In these days the milk of human kind- . . > - - » i ‘ ‘ + 2 : > - > ee I A \ k Ml RDER ? ~ i A Substitate for Stamps by Which "¢8 is soured by the thunderstorm of im : i ; LY NEWSPAPER | 3 Business Firms Will Pay Their position. The Sharp Pian of a Forger to Make I aD ‘ bene asta tad Mailing Bills at Interval : ‘ubiinietibaiaduinadiicass deisilidibvesey His Eseape. Seanrnemanne i} FAC T o » ‘ rvais. a i ne ssu ’ i } office of i} S WHICH SHOW THAT MUR+ { The postage sti has ival IT DOES THE BUSINESS Detective Leonard Morris, of Chicago. In pursuance of an Act of the General Assem : mahi. tm this | DER . postage stamp has a rival. <A . he kd : bly of this Island, made and ; assed in th af) Stree a A cit Cler Nl § ak Ab t new device has recently been adopted | eo oe. Tp when asket if he had ever allowed @ fifty-frst year of the reign of Her presen 3 OF 8 N UNPREMEDITATED y Yan speaks AOU by the German postal authorities, | pif X04 want to know what Miller’s | criminal to escape, said: “I did once, ‘Maesty Queen Victoria, Chap. 12. intituled ‘ i . Ph ° hick ta an sti i i . oo Emuision of Norwegian Cod Liver Oil | and it was in Washineton, too. I was The cer ‘ he luttetown Incorporati i Na r . oes m+ star Tay " ; ss os : « ‘ , . slain ’ . . Act, o e Act ame = : ek » & One Y vane ele Mental States Due to Li The Mind ysical Restoration. itt id ean y Bromciny - h - , will do for a consumptive patient ask one | oy; the track of a forger, and had traced Vic, Cap. 10, intituled Caw scaennael as » , . % ates Due te Liquor--- I ‘ stage sti . Y Or Ss y ied j & a q ‘ . . y: i Sha’ own Lace ic t Six _ — j : . ” " substituted a sl lS which registers | ee a 7 me k anyoee vege him from St. Paul to Chicago, thence “Tarkan ae Pe bie N t.ce u a a elec 5} . ° 1.14 8s Pasi 3 . - = . ‘gisters £ f F c f ‘ : : y . 98 “ . ' ee . , ESCO — 2 is Easily Inflamed and Quick te Avenge Sor ifiniitiiaed éheae gee ar ed it in Jung trou rles ot any kind. What} to Cincinnati. then to W heeling, then ' tion fora Mavor for the suid Cry, and for +ne Rent , part Canada or the | | Fancied Insult by Violer { hago 5 ” a " ~aiael ate Asus riches they 7 about Miller's Emulsion shall be to Washington His name war Mar- person to serve asa Common touncilman in om : may I of Canada or tne | 7. Saas i each letter for the mail, and marks on | its recommendation. It is the finest pre- | ,. ‘i : ' Pa oe i : i a { pete pd Council for each of Wards Num: ers 1, Dh " i | | ct ae ‘ ae s ea a as . . : : in, but he was gomp under that Ol 2 and 5 cf said ‘“‘ity, and of two persons tose ve Th a Weekly Rramina:| England is discussing the statement Paine’s Celey Com ound Does a the letter the number of the person or | paration of its kind in the world, and_ is Lawrence. I caught a glimpse of him | #8 C mmm Cooxcilmen in the said Conseil for it YCCK A XAMIMNET | of a well-known physician of Liverpool, | * " y firm who is using the machine, and | worth its weight in gold to a consumptive it Wheeli: nd learn Ll that he had, to ard No. 4 of said City, and of three persons a ie “ ' ° alsot rat ste » letter } sufferer, wh it wi aise f i weling, and icarned that he had , to serve as Common Counvilmen in the said iste Friday worntng from the that murder is largely due to drunken- ry ulous so her ute of post Age the letter should ‘ » whom it will raise from a bed of come here. I traced him to the Ebbitt | Council for Ward No 5 in eaid City, being in : ot te made up of matai ness. He says the m mbor of instances a £ ous oY i a Op pay. Each commercial house or indi- sickness to health anid s‘rength of body H : , ' t] : F . t i! alla Mayor ard kight Common Councilaxn pi i t n f mati says i é s . . . ; ose, ere Was ne registere » enting 2c he a editions. and i, of murder would be reduced by one Ch: h p . h . M i l vidual who makes use of the system — mei giving @& new lease sic AL UHL ed “gs r eae ere \eneueenene ihe City as fullows : + ae = a Pf ee —_ - : i e e, s sti Wwthat name. Asi stood a 1e coun- . . - i is per—interesting In Advanced Vears half if the evil of drinking to excess Urch Fanish i MON real. mre a machine and with it stamps a. = se ge = Isi fo ter, however. my man came in, In-| °° “8h Number Que....One Councillor, z “ & fecould be st etters as fast as they are sent. At the | ye, Yaiue. MN gae -wgge ee anygh > ei ap eos ctage Se oilers : . ie. Sue Coneatr, i ‘ : am pe d out. Many men, he ak al tha <cdihe “ac “aiudth Une tonal Miller’s Emulsion is the great nerve | stead of avoiding me he walked right e : Tiree One Courei'l or,

. OT) : avs. W t . 29 +3 " ta ts - - cS e ; . . : ‘ Twe oo "ors es . ou : : : i¢ strength and pure blood neces | *: who commit this fearful crime s _ ae ao . : strengthener and blood maker, and cures | up an! said: ‘Are vou not Detective “ “ * oe - ~ : uscild _ eal + 70m VERRCARY, SO? sary to sesiel Ghecliecte ct anid ence are peaceable enough in their rational postofiice authorities will figure UP | Coughs, Colle, Broachitie, Scrofal 1} Morris? I k me off ee eee —"s Sets cw OK asone eo er ad “ : : . oughs, Goris roncnitis, Scrofula an MOrTris ? t took me Of my guar

ne ten a ; noments, bu e ; : each customer’s account and send him r se - y ; —' - : LL PE : at a are given by Hood’s Sarsaparilla. MOMCHTS, ut seem to undergo a per- | HUNDREDS MADE WELL WHO WERE a bill, having provided i oi. peske all Lung affections. In big bottles, 50c. | and [wnswered, ‘Yes, sir. WILL PE HELD ON — % — **T have for the last 25 " te version oO nature as soon as their Meg ’ 5 oo a- and $1, at all drug stoies ‘+ * UT one name is lan re yr New M hunt Gua oe oe nn | minds. ate Gonbdeeh and ancited by PRONOUNCED INCURABLE BY | bility? for the payment of it by getting | “™! #> . rote carne et eee |e | ens, ee Oe ie mplai , ‘ i ) j : ; uur services ti get ‘ of : a Firs i Renee and eckén § ” | liouor. THE DOCTORS a substantial deposit ahead. ae eer a ) Pe 3 . “Jo , as — “ - 1Bgs olds in the head, especiall> in ht ee Ms ‘ The Le ke eae Mrs, Chatterbox —Did you ever make ; most troublesome double. There isa February 4 D ISd6 fi rhe testimony of all physicians wl 1e apparatus is in the shape of a ‘ : : . so a eee k ef Q “es the winter. Last fall I was again attacked. . : ’ all physicians who ine, a thd edi at Se ode neal any errors in speech ? man whose real name is Martin, but | atthe several platen, that ie teen ; , . iave made a care , reff ac ° p are severe ‘ . Wi: - ve piaces, th. - say: Reading of Hood’s Sarsaparilla I was ted ave made a = 7 study of the effects ps fr ie wi seein eterna sai i Mrs. Word=worth — Yes; I made one aj whogoes by that of Lawrence, who 1 a Work b . zs : Sow 2 i of drinking on the brai roes how als, sing very much like the dials | few years a: , : f a) Ba n Ward 1, at or near the office of Mr, le o. Ie to try it. Tam now taking the fifth bot- that licuar doe a hag oy ofa gas meter, these showing units vs agg one . 1 know to be a swindler, and he is want-] John Maceachern, Queen Sireet Week. | | High fe with good results. I can positive'y say nat liquor does not, as so often erron- is ‘ 3 : soaks : “i . _——. Sy Mrs. Chatterbox—What was it ? ed in Chicago. Now, he has woeked| In Ward 2, at’ or near the house of Thom- oo water | that I have not spent a winterasfreefrom |‘ '>'> stated, “bring out a man’s true |The Only Medicine in the sae aa ‘ai —— t —— Under- Mre. Wordsworth —I said “yes.”— | jis nefarious schemes throughout this wh 4 > iewest = os oo meee ae & , a tinina: 7 Wie suc a ; 4 : neath the dials are si3 sh- 3 + . . : — s 10use. Sydney Street, between Great Georye Ct enema’ 4 sees | ces < ones 5 ee Oe Oe Oe Gee breathing nature te The doctrine of “tin vino World Heartilv Indorsed ce ee buttons, Richmond State. whole section, and I find it hard to sell | 494 Prince Streets. : 4 or spells for the last 25 years as was Jast win- | *°o'S*5 ‘Snot sound. Some men, it is ees “ each bearing a figure corresponding to : goods because I am taken for this fel-| 1 Wt 3,at or near the Market House, ite ut. g| ter. can lie down and sleep all ye a. true, only excite their natural propen- by the Clergy of All the value of the German pastage i. ee | ae” Fea ae ee ; a Me o Ont ol ard 4. at or gor the new City Hall, , - : a bgt ’ £ bie | . : : e ° 7 on ‘ * wa ¢ - ew years ago agreat discov ‘ ‘an across him a 1e McClure 1er 0 ent and Queen Streets. gn lite Bier cian te 0 ; stamps now in use, that is, 3, 10, 20, 25 y go ag scovery was , ‘ In W z 1 ; 218 5 i : 0 4 without any annoyance from dudes site y over-indulgence. Denominations. in ’ Biro + Os 1 oye House. Wheeling ‘esterday. ¢ . n Ward 5, at or near the carriage shop 3 ae pain in the lungs orasthmaticdimesity’ | A naturally garrulous man will and 50 ploanigs, The letters to be “. incipled ; das toeobdh sin il’ ar ot nn to | nme Late? 6 Reson Geet Counge Stree - - - > . 3 ° -? , . . r . < 2 s y ; oraer catch ow x . i . = 7 - M. Coambers, J. P., Cornhill, N. B. often be so acted upon by the drink stamped are slipped in a long, narrow principled persons are trying to prey rena oe to Beas | And #tthe said Elec-ion the Poll will be . 9 She oe t} a CE soe slo U xach letter rithin this | "PO? and dupe people who are led to ask | ‘Icliver # message for me to a friend in | opened at nine o'clock in the forenoon, and con 5 ¥ i} “oe 2 e hat his garrulousness is increased ten- slot. / pon each letter put within this }| , . - Be. . tinue o ) Ore o’ . s 5 2 3 Hood S er : g nes eased ten p ‘ for kidney treatment. Pittsburg. where he was going. Then | tinue open until five o'clock in the afternoon é | ; ai Sarsaparilla | folate will talk until he is abso. slot there falls a steel die representing |‘ Kid at | re oe ae of the same day. nt a: : ees aa : } f } — THE GREAT DISEASE- | * symbol. such asthe arms of ie Some of the methods adopted by imitat- | 1 wired the friend and he will answer natiene rif 3 5 38 iutely powerless to speak further. A } yi i? oo - ' a *€T- | ors are as follows: when Lawrences ts there. Iw ESCRIPTION OF WARDS. ! . £ ‘ ° . it ‘ ie s es aw nce gets i . ant ne 8's 2 8 7 £ h C i man of solemn temperament will usu- > 7 mn many, with the inscription, ‘* Deutsche rae soe ° : >: es g Number One shull comprise all that part of gis Qe? s t 6 ni y ally be moved to¢ 4 : i ms ' f bel BANES HER A NAT IONAL Reichspost,” and an unchangeable First ~To imitate the size, color and | you to Bo to Pittsburg and arrest him, Charlottetown which lies south of Derchester ai) i ) x es : - oo ee BLESSING number, the latter being the 1 ber of shape of Dodd’s Kidney Pills and sel] | and I will give you the circular to show | Street, and the parcel of land formerly known i ‘ . ‘ lenvont tenon nten wit i Soa or, » latter be 2 ; : . : asthe Military Barrack Gre o : se True Blood Purifier ligerent a ndencies will defy the world ORIN te i . hi — = , Mg bi re them by count. that he is wanted.’ He handed mea = ; a ge ot geet sort that part of 7 ; ae ch se to m tal combat when in his cups. A ” a un a tha 2 oh ; ote Second—To put them up to appear very | copy of the circular I already had, and | Charlottetown which lies south of Richmond 12 | i : a4 Prominently in the public eye today. man of poetic fancies will rival Milton ot mitted upon the etter, telis the posta nearly the same and to be offered at the] in about ten minutes the telecram Steet = . vasonanee Street, 3 ‘¥ } f ; coviisnchitiieauieahbbiebeiteneteiinstaiiistei vce - i “ ‘ alae le ‘ , an i . Ste Nr P 2 ~ rie “ | 17 | I 23 H ' Pill cure habitual constioa in his imaginative eloquence. The sick people of the great church 2 ee a - we na and ——- same price. came from Pittsburg: ‘Lawrence is | ot Chavlsieaene sain tee dace taniieen 5 bg i 1 19 ~s ae 00d’s Pilis tion, Price 25, per box In support of the English doctor’s parish of St. Anne’s, Montreal, have been | W705 acc aan should go. There is _ Third—To hook on the word “kidney” ! jyore ; stopping at Monongahela House.’ — and north of Richmond Street. wis a theory many instances have been cited | greatly blessed and benefitted by the life- alsoa stamp giving the date and the | in naming ecathortic pills so as to increase | Then I was convinced that Adams was Checkemendion sere met eee 2 ae 16 i v4 10TN - wii i if ie : é 4 . » . . °, . - »- eo warl thie > init oe i : " * 7 or a 2 . * . a} é ; - 99 025) G-\SNoMeN ere from the police records and the family | giving and health restoring virtues of hour, controlled by clock-work, which sales of mere physic. an unfortunate victim of resemblance, | Steet and north of Grafton Street. ig 7 23 | a f histories” of murderers have been | Pame’s Celet y Compound. The clergymen | 15 only accessible to the postal clerk Fourth—To givea name so near to and went to Pittshur When I got Chartothet ~ shiek Sos mandh ot Pian san = i 2 0 5 t= : ” . ' ’ : = . % . é raat 5 S- ” > rarlottetown which lies north ‘tzroy Stree I { 3 od closely examined. The result is a | Of St. Anne%s Church know of the grand} who comes weekly to inspect the Dodd’s that weeny people may be deceiv- there I found I had icon duped ail including the Common of the cond Towa. : 6: i 7 | oe & powerful argument for temperance. In work iccomp lished amongst their parish—- machine. ed and think they are qrtiing Dodd’s. the real culprit heal actually uucceeded NOMINATION DAY, malt i 2 a a é raventv-five Caaec a1 d ; vad je | loners, ani at aj] times accord unstinted The six push-buttons control a wheel Look out for such dodges. When you} - : a ue WEDNESDAY. February Sth, A. D. 1866 21; | 2 2 50 seventy-five cases out of a hundred it ph : . Kg : : vant kid lici i in sending me far enouch away to en- f : 7 me? ° : > ea ic [ 2 a has been found that mez ho have | Praise to the great curing Compound. Rev. | containing dies for the various values, | W808" Ki@aey medicine you want the best. bh} eed rom the time of Twelve at noon until the és | : ’ - > De : eS Rn WAS AAC > > ; ae Anne’ . . 1; | And ought not to be the subject for any | *P/e him toescape. He has never been | hour of Fouro'clock in the afternoon of the 23 | - 5 13 committed an apparently uncalled-for P. Rioux, one of St. — 8 most] A letter to be stamped is pushed within ah sigh "| cau sht.”— Washington Star same day. 44} 6 43) 8 or unprovoked murder have been quiet } P’."/@r priests, writes as follows : the slot, and a pressure of one of the gy oa ee mee ., For qualification of Electors. see above Act 4 ci 4 : er C ju “Is tully convinced, both by personal : , So beware. eee 51 Victoria, Cap. 12, sections 24 to 29. 25 | } | : a and well-behaved citizens in their! * *™ es > th neue . e iy push-buttons marks the envelope with New Uses of Aiuminium. [L, 5.1 2 . ) | oe sober moments, but had been drinking | *PeTener Bae by * 1@ statements OF MANY) the amount of postage required, at the | A penny saved is usually a penny earn- Althouzh aluminiun has disappoint- H. M. DAVISON, i ( 3 ce & | parishioners imtrusted to my care, that the} —. 1. time imprinting the symbol and {ed for the benefit of s it g iM ‘ City Clerk. 27 . 5 i ) 46 to excess just before committing the a i. . sume time impremting th ymboi anc or some one With @; od some of the brilliant expectations W. FE. DAWSON 22 | 2 orga Sept iigy-o celebrated medicine Paine’s Celery Com- the hour, all with indelible ink. The | scheme ee ial a : : Ma or of the Cit f Charlottet ° 52 S 5 > the of res 1g > ; ee - . © uo + & ‘ aed > . 1 .7 — , . . > oo > 26 . a y a > ar » mn. a . i : . . ; : c — : In the other cases the ¢ rime Ss pound deserves a high recommendation. : Sole al d tl ali i ak aTOUS l by thi : disc overy of che aper : —s lag © ee os . nya — a. nn aap wa ae aaa to some set motive, | I therefore williiigly indorse the testimcn- pepe hee 1 rd ae c _ 1 1at) 4 Gradaate of forent» University Says: | methods ef producing the metal, yet | City ee - he motive which larvelv pre inate tate, tL ee 2 etter after letter may be pushed in : ‘ nany new and important uses are be- 1. 22, 1895, cs } - Given Free Sunlight = © whic rgely predominated | jails already give n in its behale. call ncaiie anise ohaanes hia “My children have been treated with | *™Y ” 8 ind i ms _ . s a be jens - as robbery. os . . : ata ' . ’ . i , : : lg soul OF it, neo © =mMmost re- P. iy Islaad Rall Wi ay eo ey An analysis of the cases in which A UNI ae ERGY that could not be reached “except by a ee : Gor daaien den caeecae aaah is the employment of this exceed- Te IBS: e ‘ HOW Commencing November, drunkenness ha waded the co , : ey : small foree of clerks using the ordin-|7).,° : ° nely lizht ttal for the -de Salus TO GET || 1895, and until all are — ra on preceded the com- ie oS aad ed it, and now whenever a child takes | ‘"S/) {1546 mietal Tor the powde) o : . TITTPanaw £6 ziven away, p hasers of mission of murder seems to sh r i ary Sain? D i j i j Ne or ‘artridges 5 Ons i i T ' On and ¢ 7a SDAY, 5th December, y cauihneesaratenet ‘ : iti’ aig ase gi a show that With Ore Consent Clergymen of Leading Automatically the machine registers cold my — imenedintely a “ on on on “ ee eee Election of al W ater 1835 tu r ins of this R ; w sy will run daily SunticHut SoaP will receive from their an _ €SS1V e Ma of li juor produces a ae nies a —. ——— of ri 4 ‘ : ¢ , “ ni af ae . a * : remedy, which always affects a cure.” soldier to carry 25 per cent. more am- F ‘ € SUuabuAa x } > s ws. < Se ha 4 2PER “Or > Ur ; , ry yy. A cgnew's Catarrha owe o 1e entire amo ito ~OstTage sec Va Ta ee eee we ae + ot ; . 704 grocers, 1 SUNLIGHT ALManac FREE, condition of nervous tensity. The “—e . - : r : oe . . munition without increase of weight. ¢€ scce ° a cian iiniiieessaihesimeianan “ : - ; iio — a drinker, no matter what his previous Ip matterofdoctrine andcreed the clergy- firm, and the clerk Inspecting it once a ‘ : rr oe ag rule, iS Aamis- nother comparatively new use tu ODMISSLIONReT ° rains Out ward rains Inward. q . La ge o ers, ' ; ie eas a eal ths ie wees | deiueall tate al , } fortune rather than a fault. pe a re i. : Read down Read up, Gardening, Fashions and Patterns, and normal temperament may have 4Symen of the various veligious denomina- | m nth can thus re acdily ’ hee k off the aluminium is in the making of oil-cups ‘ P } Dreamsand their significance, Recipes, been, suddenly grows excessively irrit- } ¥ns wiil differ. It has been said, how- | accounts of the postoftice. The system Cure af Cltcekc Cote ior the crank pins of high speed loco- In“pureuance of an Act of the General As

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Freig calried at lowest rates and to all} ima; tu poluts both in Canada and Great | Br 1 through bil's of lading, Special faciiities provided for the earriage of butter, Cheese and perishable freight

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‘To the Electors of

Seetoun & Mitchell, Hatifax, Agents Nova Scotia and P. E. Island.

To the Electors ef Charlottetown.

GENTLEMEN ,—At

any of my fellow citizer

the request of

is I place myse

in your hands for re-election to the honor- able position of Mayor, and respectfully ask for your votes

Should youa 1» me the honor to me, I shall co-operate in maturing and carrying out ali measures having fo: their object the good of t a wh yle,

et

vain

elect

he community a- and, past, my best rts shall be given to the administration f ine affairs of the city.

I refer you to the City Report for my views on an! would only ade that I that the ordinary expenditure of the city can be met by a reduced rate on estate and persona! property, which with the sources of available will yield a sufficient revenue to meet the liberal basis of expenditure of the pa-t vear, and that no department of the public service can suffer thereby.

@s in the

taxation,

f satisfied

am fully

reai

other

rate Taw,

income,

I remain, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, W. E. DAWSON, jan27—135

To the Electors of Charlottetown;

GENTLEMEN—Io compliance’ with the wishes of a large number of citizens, and in response to the numerously sigved reqnisition presented to me, I have decided to nominate the Mayorality at forthcoming Election, and would take ‘is opportunity of soliciting your support.

if elected, I shal! endeavor at all times to act impartially, viving justice to favors to nene. It shal! be my aim to that the affairs of this City are conducted with the strictest economy commensurate with its requirements and that the rate of taxation be kept down to the lowest figure consist: nt therewith.

I shell continue to stand up for the citi ' asregards the Roadway

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for

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hereafter fathfully ci

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be « nac.eu, should out.

I am upposed to the expenditure of public moneys_in defiance of the well derstood wishes of the people.

As I publicly stated two years ago, I believe that good government in civic af

be

an up

representati es from time to

change in time; and having served four years as

Councillor, I now respectfully solicite your votes for the office of Mayor. I remain, Gentlemen, Your Obedient Servant. HORACE HASZARD.

’ . Ward Five:

Having been asked by a large number of the electors of your Ward te nominate for the coming Council, | have decided to do so, and now beg to solicit your votes.

i shall not be able to see you all, but having many years’ experience in the Council, you may depend on me in the future to protect your tnterests as honestly as I have done in the past, I am

Respectfully yours, THOS. MORRIS. Feb 5—tl dte

. ‘ ¥ . Sleigh For Sale. A very handsome Sleigh, wil] accommo- ate six persons, nicely upholstered, light enough for one horse. Apply at this

able. He is annoyed to the pitch of desperation by trivial causes.

tn an insignificantremark he detects. aninsult. The playful banter of a companion is interpretéd as serious hos~ tility. A friendly slap on the back is

The

regarded as a challenging blow.

intlamed mind, like the law, has no room for trifles. Everything is magni-

fied. A slowness to obey on the part of one who is accustomed to obey is construed as a defiance of authority.

In fact the drinker pays no heed whatever to the probable results of his violent Whatever the fancied eause of his sudden wrath may be, it turns him intoa frenzied beast.

While under this fearful influence he has been known to kick his wife in the breast and stomach until she dies (a by no means infrequent case), to beat his mother to death, cut the throats of his children, to gouge out the eyes of acompanion. Such acts do not constitute mnrder in the sense that murder is a crime involving premedita-~ tion, Itis no doubt true that in very many instances of the sort the unfor- tunate person had no idea whatever of committing a murder two miautes be- fore the violent act was accomplished.

A case which illustrates the force of the proposition that murder is due often to drigk cccurred some months ago in Enafnc. It is only one of thousands of similar cases that have occurred in this country, but is especi- ally interesting from the fact that the judge in his charge to the jury lament- ed the many on the calender which were plainly due to intemper- ance.

The prisoner was a militia man, who had just been discharged from his an- nuai training. The victim was a do- mestic servant, to whom he had been paying attention, and whom he had treated with the greatest kindness up to the day of the murder. On that day the prisoner, the deceased and others were drinking together. One of the company, a married woman, let fall out of her pocket a razor, which she had kept to prevent her husband doing harni to himself or awy one else.

The prisoner picked it up and put it in his pocket. saying that he would take care of it for fear of danger. Later, the prisoner, who had pawned his coat to pay for more liquor, became annoy- ed because the servant refused to come downstairs when he called her, and, going up, he forced open the door, dragged her downstairs and cut her throat with the razor.

The medical evidence showed that

the man had been in a frenzy of excite- ment when the murder was done. There were two cuts, penetrating to the spine, severing all the large vessels and causing almost instantaneous death. At the trial Medical Officer Beaman, of the prison. madea rather curious statement which, if true, throws val- uable light on this subject from the point of view of phrenology. He said that there were three depressions on the right side of the prisoner’s head, and that persons having such depressions in their heads were more ‘‘susceptible to dyink” than ordinary people. Whether this is true or not will bear investiga- tion. Ifso, it would be interesting to know exactly what causes a connec- tion between such depressions and @ desire to drink,

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A Warning Cry. One of the most terrible warnings against cigarette-smoking was given

not longago by a choir-boy in one of the Brooklyn churches, who died in vreai agony at St. John’s Hospital.

This is the story as given in the Laws of Life:

Almost his last words were: ‘‘Let any boy who smokes cigarettes look at me now, and know how much I have suffered, and he will never put another He was a bright boy, and had many with his grand- in a chandelier

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Here is his story as he told it to his nurse, Sister Cornelia: ‘To me he con- fessed that this trouble had originated from cigarette-smoking. Some days he said he smoked twenty cigarettes. At first he kept his grandmother in ignorance of his indulgence. As he continued to smoke, the appetite grew upon him with such foree that he could not break it off, and it began to affect lris constitution.”