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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, NOVEMBER 11 1896

Local and Other tems, |

A Work or Arr.—The Pall Mall Magazine, which is celebrated as being the most beautifully ‘illustrated of al! monthly periodicals, is issuing a Christ- mas oumber that will probatly surpare all previous achievements, The table cf contents indicates that the literary con- tributions will be, as usual, of the very bes’. Look out for this number which will be on the bookstails about the 20.b of this month.

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Jopcr Lyyon.—The first lynohing in Central [linois io many years took place at Larcom early cn Monday morving, when a huodred minere from Tolnon, a mioing town, broke into the county jail, took out F. W. Stewart, a negro, and hanged him toatree. Siewart’s crime was assault npon Mary O'Brien,the daughter of a Toluoa mioer. There is a general im- pression that the negro was punished as he deserved, and nospecia! effort is being made to discover the indentity of the members of the mob.

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Buryep To Dearu.—A Vancouver,BC, despatch says: “Tne two vear old son of Rev W Leslie Clay, Pastor of St Andrew’: Presbyterian Church, was burned to death yesterday. He had been put to bed for noon napfully dressed, and it is cuppo-sd that wheo he woke he procured matches aod started to play with them. Wheo fouod, his clo:hes were alinust consumed and the littie fellow was horribly buroed from head to foo'. He survived for about three huar-.” Tne vrand-parents of the littie fellow whose death uuder such ead circumstances e‘erred to above, live ip Summerside

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An Ouvp Axo WettTriep Remepy.— Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup has been used forover fifty years by millions of mothers for their children while teething with perfect succes. It soothes the child softens the gums, allays all pain, cured wind, colic,and is the best remely for Dia:rioea. Is pleasant to the taste. Sold by druggists in every part of the world Twenty-five centsa bottle. lis value is incalculable. Be sure and ask for Mrs, Winslow’s Soothing Syrap, and take no other kine

HONEYMOON INCIDENT.

A Designing Bridegroom and an In-« genuous Little Bride.

It is told how a happy couple were hen- ermooning in the country when the first packet of letters from home arrived, and the husband proposed to open one address- ed to his wife.

“Certainly not,’’ she said firmly.

‘*But, Philippa,’’ he remonstrated, ‘surely you are not going to have any se- crets from me now that we are married?”’

**] shall not have any secrets from you, but Phyllis might,’’ his wife said. ‘‘That letter is bers, not mine. I shall probably let you read it after I have, but not tilll am sure that Phyllis has told me nothing but what she would be willing for you to know.”’

‘Still doesn’t it imply a lack of confi- dence when a wife wen't show her letters to ber husband?’’

‘‘Not atall. The lack of confidence is shown by the husband when he demands to see his wife’s letters.’’

This was unanswerable, and Mr. Grant sank back in his chair with amused de- light in his wife’s perfect unconsciousness of having said a *‘ good thing.’”’

Presently she added: ‘“‘I told you so. Here is something Phyllis wouldn’t want you to know.”’

‘*Then why are you going to tell me?”

‘I'm not going to tell you what it is. You are only to know there is something you can’t know—at present.”’

‘‘Phyllis is engaged,’’ Mr. marked.

‘“‘And what if she is? You are not to know to whom.”’

**To Radcliff,’’ hazarded her husband.

**T didn’t say so."’

“But you don’t say she isn’t.”

‘*How could I say she isn’t when she’’—

“Is? I really think, my dear, you might as well have let me read that letter.’’-- Fact and Fiction.

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tt there ix anything that will hurry up the laying of the Hawaiian cable, it will be the anxiety of the campaign managers to know hew Honolulu goes in a presi- dential year.—Chicago News.

According to expert authorities, the reg- ular police of Havana are better than the American police. If phe United States can learn anything about police regulations from Havana, the war will not have been

) in vain,—Kansas City Star.

Secretary Day thinks that we may have @ peace treaty to serve up with the

| Thanksgiving turkey—oa happy forecast.

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In feeding skim-milk to growing or fattening hogs, it pays to feed only a comparatively small quantity per head per, day. From 3 to 5 pounds per head every day is a more economical allowance than 15 or 20 pounds.

From tests made at the Experimen- tal Farm in 1892, 1893 and 1894 with 48 swine it appears that when a small quantity (about 3 Ibs. per head per day) of skim-milk was fed, a less quantity of it was equal to 1 Ib. of the grain in the feed consumed per pound of increase in live weight, than when a large quantity (abont 15 lbs. per head per day) was fed.

Professor Robertson remarks that from these tests and from other exper- ience in feeding young pigs, it appcar; that :—

(1.) Skim-milk may form the largest part of the feed of young and growing pigs with advantage and economy;

(2.) For the fattening of swine weighing on the average over roo lbs. each, live weight, it is economical to give an allowance of skim-miik not ex ceeding 5 lbs. per head per dav;

(3.) In the swine fed with part of their ration of skim-milk were lustier, more vigorous and of a more healthy appearance than swine fed wholly on a ration of grain;

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Are You Short of Grain.

To winter pigs with very little grain mix 1 pk of ground mixed grain or shorts with 1 bu pulped turnips and leave in the mixing box 12 to 24 hours. Pigs are said to thrive on this mixture if kept warm and well bedded.

Our Exports.

The export of potatoes from Prince Edward Island once reached one mil- lion bushels annually. Last year it had fallen to 150,000 bushels, and it is ex- pected that the crop will be even less this year. Last year the value of the potate exports was *37,000, while the dairy exports were five times that amount. ‘The value of the exports of eggs in 1897 were 362,550; horses $23,500; cattle $46,500 and sheep and

lambs $27,700. ‘These latter seem to he taking the place of potatoes.— Farming.

FEEDING FAT INIO MILK

Quite a large number of successful feeders believe that they can increase the percentage of fat in milk by feed- ing certain kinds of foods, especially by increasing the percentage of fat in the food.

The Cornell Station in an experi- ment in which varying quantities of tallow were fed found no increase in the per cent. of butter fat. A similar experiment in Germany showed that feeding tallow to milch cows did not increase the percentage of butter fat. The fat content was increased slightly during the first week or two, but dis- appeared later.

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IN BUYING VAPOR BATH @h"tne toot

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MONEY T06 LOAN.

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LINE HALIFAX & CHARLOTTETOWN.

SEASON OF 15898.

8.8. CITY OF GHENT will sail from Uharlottetown every Friday at 10 a. m., during the the season of 1898, for Halifax, salling at Summerside, Port Hastings, Port Hawkesbury, Arichat, Canso, Isaac Harbor, Salmon River, Sheet Harbor; returning will Jeave Halitaxevery Tuee~ day at 6 p. m., makiog same calls. The steamer has excellent passenger accom- modation. Saloon amidships. Special freights will be given this season.

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