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, ue y Y ryy wy THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, APRIL 4. isyy = 7" - ———————— spesuiasma Tt cy e - es LI NE A A eT Ti A ce ; ' ‘ ‘i yy 1% ‘ DING GOLD SH i PS i as ‘ ME Ff Opening Ilis Eyes, ae il ‘ 5 +i | { iy ' i i lS i . sof gold: ‘ious por Jack (tenderly to tho little brother of ; ow i . Hy : aA (ily wi * \ eo ae TASK OFTEN SUCCESS | 4 ther she Was Suppcacd to carL his adored one)— Wourd yor lika to Any tysta ot on or i} A DIFFICULT SK C ' 11 boxes. On arriving at Meibourne ie know a secrot, Tommy? Qu jn & Ba wei & OXY pear, | FULLY ACCOMPLISHED. ! "aS found that one of these boxes was Tommy—Sbould think I would. ‘ ' s wah i missing amination showed that some Jack— Well, I’m ip love with your ~ —— fr 2 ae ' a 8 aciinen s : a 4 (of Yew tite { rei Dodd S | pho Australian Coast the Favorite Field oot juor Wil @ gist iy e/ yi e ly iOneyv ’ Fw Ti » Daring Feats of Burglary. extract od the box and locked th’ Tommy—Oh, that’s no secret. The ~ —“e & = id g, . eee 1e8 se € -* , , ; » ay ah chads , ANis 6 of the More Notable Thefts That door again. family bas talked about it every day ' er oa The robbery from the Iberia, which | since Aunt Emma prowised Nell that I fe Kave Taken 5a left Melboorne for London in March | she’d bring about an intredaction.— _ i , | c ral times in each year Australian iSS9, is supposed to bave been also c* Nuggets. Sa ee A ‘ ; fewspapers announce the departure to { ted by ? ns ¢ f a key surreptitiou. l7 \ 4 7) EF VEN l our ‘ ye ri oO. salt Whom no Med England or San Francisco of vessels procured. In that case the robbery was A whistling moth is an Amstralia. Ae 10 arent aide lea 342 . K carrying hundreds of thousands of jo¢ discovered till the arrival of the rarity. There isa glassy space on the is. Peres LO muarantee OUT WOrkmansillp } V4 I i : * : > > . 4 : ° or » . ant ped Tili She Took Dodd's pounas value in gold. In 1596 the se vessel in London. : wings crossed with ribs When the t> tilt fuilest « ient and lll every eS ee ee ; ec lcnies of Queensland, New nde The robbery from the China develop- moth wants to whistle, it strikes these ( ‘ ~ | Wales and Victoria sentaway over }4,-— @q in a remarkable way. Here the Ori- | pips with its antenne, which have a , Psr..cu.ar, und as an evidence that . ’ ' . ‘4 Bur’- Corace ,N. Bo M Tine | 000,000. ental bank in Sydney placed the gold on | knob at the end. The sound is a love et ‘ ie ; i Women of Ocoulaar ° | Isis not a matter of surprise that board a coast steamer called the Avoca. | cali from the male to the female ; th €crarc: + Card, which vou wit wm Dodit’s Kidnev P » such announcoments excite the cupidity At Melbourne the gold was traussbip- stilling tai ; fe 7] : +4 ’ ; > ay. Sha . clo vt ~~ of a section of the community or that | ped to the China. The China touched The leaders of a fleck of migrating ’ } iM tale POCs.ecsS of WHOTeY S Qarg- ere, sn ; . from time to time attempts are made to | g¢ Adelaide and other ports, but it was | wild geese become tired sooner then f Waste ARs it savs. if vou zre d ; surreptitiously lay hands on some por- | 4g, ‘alle the disc f th b- ache : ‘ } Me cake wae woiat it says, tf you are surrept Sly tay Hands | only at Galle the discovery of ths ro others aud are frequeutly relieved py : - - bie tion of the seductive treasure. bery was made. Detectives operated on | ¢jeir fellowa j weering Women ar re en as° that Robbing a sbip’s safe ou the Austra- | all the ports simultaneously, but® ne- ae ' v ’ Ba. There | Jian coast is now conducted with the | where could a clew be found. The | mem } 6 kpow ethan men do, about | game silent and thoughtful deliberation | gmount missing was the usual $20,000. i h roa o ’ . es isthe solving of a difficult chess | In 1878 a man named Weiberg, who Be o 4 ui 9H & ; 4 ) " _ | problem. The first thing the rifler sets | hag been a carpenter on the China, took Y n ua r } op'rion | his heart upon is how to get the key. | up a selection iu the interior of Victo- our ° : } viv a lade Or . tak ‘be theory, and indeed the general prac- ! ria. Before settling down he married a Zeady=-to=W c2r s ts . pees tice, is that*the captain checks the boxes | yejpourne barmaid and appears to have ‘ ee 2 | . =t & a a as they are store ° in the aan room, confided to her some shady particulars ‘ Clothing i , ‘ etal locks the door when the transaction is of his past history. The Samson and = ‘wu ! r)~ ' } ), tar ani y , ri . . . | a ae complete, and, sleeping or waking, car- | yecjijah story was in part repeated, and f 1 : +; ° , . ee ee ee rics the key in # leather pouch around | ¢h4 public laid themselves out to watch aud co not find it a satisfacts ry in every ’ is ‘ year a@fu ia . connie = . ‘ e .| bis neck till be unlocks the door at the Toit ’ . cost of i - vas “completly run down, : take -ocennes Weiberg. The upshot was the arres articular and will communicate your complaints se exneese Tne uevel | ©2%.S See YS . i oat the man as the safe rifler of the China, ‘ - ; 7 . ) se : o4 . ; ective K-duey action wer But theory “— — are © a One thousand sovereigns were found i to us, we will see that you are satisfied er your | c aside. In the fararua oe at Mel- | in a tin of fat stored away by him in ’ ome - i) ae Mi-a Morris became du nd low: apirit bourne, in 1880, when $20,000 worth Melbourne. In bis hut was discovered ‘ money refunded. Bese can b . as of gold bars were stolen, the police dis- | 9 wooden plane stuffed with gold. The : . sti 1D re-! 10 ner work Du J ; i oe ' covered that two keys, either of which | yooq was hollowed out and the gold ¥ or bys on a i - . Parcs opened the bullion room, used to hang | gropped in. In the but was also discov- t H. SHOREY & CO., » MONTREAL. a wr any PT eq? € aneys Ww! " , : : ° ig - , aguinst the wall in the public bar. It ered a bar of soap containing 200 sover- BRIGHTS Mfgs. of ** Ready-to-Wear ’’. Clothing. Dodd» Kidney | *2° also discovered that one of these eigns. DIABET t : } as o ti rie. = and en . st Sal keys mysteriously disappeared 12 months He told the detectives that he had fe ee er se ce ec ce ce ee ee ee re 5 oe th: cS se vn pt yer ' before the robbery and that no serious | 1 909 sovereigns concealed on his selec- DON oe ee eee EN Ow * h Snvestigation Wae tthe wade. into the | a : Saal _ : “hh? fon tn tnk- them. Thrve boxen cored ber,| ivestigation wae then made into, the | gion and offered if, they scoompauiod Jas. Paton & Co, Selling Agents for Ch’town nyade her a girl again, gave cl -arness to be) locas, mor was any : een ae him to point out where the booty lay. = comp! xioo, brightenes: to her eyes, an) the lock of the bullion room. As may be surmised, he fooled the po- THE BEST is always iniitated. —e — eprin i eon vo her ep. lice into a wild, thick timbered region, Dodd’s Kidney Piils, soid only RELLEEEIUL oe eae : zs OF eee tS OR db dice core far took them suddenly off guard and made oon like ‘nit wisely gor ’ . aie : ca sent mitated, | ecause are the al! kinds ot F: male Tr abies. his escape. He was recaptured, howev- | (© pts: Kidney cure. Eas aoos bite att celd be all d-cestaes at Ghe er, some months later. etc ee Po peg ag oer ted ae PI ah ME The mystery of the Iberia was cleared | a . A iced tee i y ervy Mediciee Co up in astill more singular manner. One | 9 L, d, Toronto, Oat. ! day two boys playirg at Williamstown | , saw a mouse run into a bole under tlie \" sabi gauapide tl cysob espe al AIA Mal dteoloness-Shiitetetladieiiicaan vt latform of the railway pier. One of : Coe ; ul 8 boys started to aie he moda out Prince Edward Island Railway | Is what gives distinction to a mans dress. Its the last bit of col r ; ~~ A Wart 5, Lost, Found, &t & with a ssick and to his surprise un- 4 in his scarf, the proper collar, the well polished boots. a sae ‘ ‘earthed a ma sof sovereigns The po- . : : Py WS f lice were informed, and before the day On and after MONDAY, 26th Lec. , 1898 1 Ri We hav: not anythiug to do with his boots, his boot black— ha sem bot cae a . .. waa we | svi was cut 3, }42 sovereigns were recovered 4 ; ae aa eee himse!f can attend to that. But in the mat'erof Neckwear and De a ote ed s = ee ef ee : a/, excepted,) as u ; ; , ; : ne See eet ge ee See ere OF . The recovery of (hs Deane gs was & Linen, we are his friends. Next to a suit or an overcoat, x iD my,oame, Jemes W yuu paervate a more satisfactory as far as amount is cian Rita, | Sike : ore a concerned. For nearly two years the | ward. Read STATIONS ward. Read : O RSATR - a Tewel ringe no. 8 and a * police lxbored in vain. The mystery down up a eaie to a6 enitt cavcauir aoa en oh Positively cured by these might never have been cleared up but | .— pckgennce anes Be sw ol! 78 21 Little Pills. . for an accident. A wharf lumper fish- | A “. ?. M. nan o a " Ee te ee es ee et” eae : ‘ ing at Nelson pier, where the Aredale | { %) 3 19 Charlottetown...10 2) 2 = ORS \L4—a cottage on Passm re street They also relieve Distress from Dyspepsia, : : 115 3 30..Royalty Junctionl0 15 2 16 — — : CO if*ins even rooms cool bara and «ard . ° ; had been berthed, hooked on to some- | + 6) . = ; - ap oly to Ti Er . ~ ndigestion and Too Hearty Eating. <A per. . . : : od 7 7 52 417 .North Wiltshire. 9 20 1 40 ap oly to Thom s E Black barn City 78 S ref " thing which excited his curiosity. Ob- |. Ot 208: Vee Ge 905 125 ‘ fia ad Our f bia leulatedl te Gp wins x, am ae a ct remedy for Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsi- | taining assistance, the lumper succred- | 2 32 co ee. 818 12 58 18 a sure index toa mans taste. ur furnishings are calcu family inth+ecountey; for farther partientlar: | “SS Bad Taste in the Mouth, Coated Tongue | ed in bringing to the surface the miss- | 9 05 5 47..Kensington...... 733 12 2 appeai tc the most cultivated taste; they hive been selected with apoly to Mies Snelgrove Kent St 75 Lin in the Side, TORF D LIVER. ° ‘They ing box, with its treashtre intact. The eM special reference to what . wail dressed man shoul i ear, “TO LEP House on aichtu Rosa hear-| <sulate the Bowels. Purely Vegetable. robber had evidently sunk the box, in- "9 ® 6 50 Ar.) Lv. 7.00 12 00 ed with hot water. Bath R omé ete, at present | 2 tending to return for it when opportu- ae —s ors f : : : ; . occapied by T ‘I. Dillon E= q iP OeS. ssicn oiven small Pill. Small Dose. uity saan —Cham bers’ Sauaet Br / side |, 10 ap Our Prices are as carefully studied us the youds themselves, In 7 Vee See eeceeetome nes a ‘ Small Price. y 37 me aN, 9 47 WwW order that you may have the b-st value in ths mirket. Deautiful” ——” er tN me ye cae EE a eR G7 ae aay gl a gM Rl ce ee Reem GAs SL. en ne a. o e n ae et Vtt~ ee oesers ’ NTE BA cook in asm ull family. Good Substitution : Cade of Necessity. C28 Go eicea iets OG 5 cnd-cens 9 00 y colorings in Tartans made into four-in-handeand other stvles are to w.ges, apply at this office. 75 Dinguss—Old man, you’ve accommo- y 3] ...O’ Leary ; oe : : » LEC —Phe house and vremises known the fraud Uf the day, Gated me a great many times, and 1} 4 3+...... ee eerpery .... 655] $f be seen in ovr stoc'. «a the “Old London Honse,’situateon Waster ; wouldn't strike you DoW if it wasn't a 5 30 AF. ndeccese Tignish eeoeovecserces lv 6 OO St. uextte Government Warehouse No | , > ; , ; > AM (oe ® Acpi~ to Peake nros & Ce. jands—tf See you get Carter's, maine of eon I am soffering | ' a Prices, 90, 25, ace, 50 to 75s. on , ) “ .aN m . £ i. . M. A. &. ¢ a ota wr per we oh oa Toa ae Ask for Carter's Bus or (reluctantly handing it over) 2 30 Iv......- .Char'ottetown....ar 10 20 x Maineque Poad. now in possession of J T . ee es hac Dinguss? ean... 5. oe Gewedl ...3 9 05 Ri wre “ ’ecrdon E-q Pessession riven lat May nex? . inguss— My wife has got ber heart ee es of QS onc. cccess & OL AP poly to P eake Bros & Co 61 Insist and demand set on a wheei, and I need the $10 to | 4A 45 ar ‘enrgeiowr.. ...lv 7 10 ny Ba eet tin ? nt ‘E13 H@REBY GIVEN THAT 7 ae make the first payment on it. Thanks, - ssi on, J : : Cc Sp Resin wit S) Suaee te te Seete, cows af “arter’s Little T.iver Pifly old tellow.—Chicago Tribune. —- oo ie : 2 Oa vas ita n -ession. by THE D MIN- ae 4 05 lv. -- Mounr Stewart...ar 8 Ap ca ; , # ION PERM ANE i. 4NCOMPASY, for n ae sg a a? Morell 817] 2 = | “3 — Ac' tyvaasail tes Xess already obtained (60 + Lar eee She ees sect eeeese 7 tn sa Vitis s1sver 8) ant 6l Victoria chanter 2 ee ee st. Peters i 4 ; . 10! »defins th ‘apital “tock of the Com- ee ee i i A> rg sD |~ it, , pa ind to cons idete. define, declare and Pp. M A. M ; 5x4 en “ae ira nowe ra of lendin sz, purchasing, ber- pi ond ro tr, ant »” hert 0 9 O86es8 aN ene ee ae Tr eee ~ Liatedd at I hes 12 4 Daecember. 1393 ,. A. = fo fe ¢] 7 er Mf INELL, BILAND & THOMPSON, . 16 Wc. Beserall. .. 6 cae 7 Ww Be b ole > «fo 4 se OR Cy oR AE | ; 2.1 169"s for the Applicants 6 G5 ar....00...-cape Praverse..lv 7 0 > a — . —— — Pp, M. A.M eee © s+. & ee e2 2 QQ] & = 2O ee Trains are run by en Standard Time. 7] a : 7 “Snwue | Ee@lsomine abastine, ; Gen. al Can. Gov't _ = 5 ¢ Moncton, N. DB. 1. e G A. SHARP, Superintendent, P. eT 7 ~ » j 4 yarlotietown. é 6 oy Hl é ’ : x RIDES | 3 rer : d all oth isites for hous? 31tes use: Can’ | ex led for accurancy an a oO er requisl es or O ;

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