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THE DAiu¥Y EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, MAY 31, 1869

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Oitawa despatch Mr, Thomas Ganthier, | father-in-law of Mr. Tarte, jr., has re- ceived during the past two seaso.s for dredging #t Coteau, $16,000. He obtained the job from the minieter of pub! c works

thout tender, at $$ an hour. lace

Boy ro ne Haxeso.—Howard Elliott,

McMahon at Toronto Tuesday tuo be hanged

on Thureday, Auguet 17, for the murder

Wiiliam Murray, of Beaverton. The

and was beaten to death with aclub. The object was robbery. When sentence was pronounced the prisoner showed the same ind'fference which bas characterized his actions since his arrest.

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TueatTetcaL Neves.—Eva Williams and

Sing @ sor g of cleaning house, Pocketfn} of sails ; Four and twenty custpane, Scrubbing brooms and pails, When the door is open, W ife begins to sing: | “Just help me move this wardrobe here,

Jack Tucker, who were here with the Miles Compaoy last season, are now play- ing in Philadelphia.

Rose Coghlan and her husband, Mr. J° T. Sullivan, are playing in Proctor’s Theatre, New York.

Miss Eva Westicott, who played with much acceptance in Charlottetown two reasons ago,is now inthe castof “My Cousiu,’!@ og played ot Wallackys Theatre New York.

Satoons CLrosine Dowsx.—According to @ recent despatch five hundred saloons ir Baltimore, itis estimated, will quit dusis ness. Some of them have already closed their doors and others wil! follow. The cause of the greatshutdown is the deter- mination of the Maryland Brewing Com- pany which certrols nearly nine-tenths of the beer output of the city, to abandon the practice of payiog for saloon licenses ia order to force ite products on the mar~ ket. Last year,on May 17, applications for licenses filed with the board of liquor license commissioners numbered 2451. On the same date thie yearonly 2291 applications had been filled, a failing off of 160. It ie safe to say that one~fifih of those whobave applied for licenses will not buy them.

He 1s Kyowy Here—The Boston Snnday Journal contains a portrait of W.F. Mur-~ ray, jr., son of Mr. F. Murray, one of the court stenographers in Boston. Young Murray is a well built youth of about 17 years of age and a student of the Borton Latin Schocl. When his course at the Latin School is finished he intends to enter the Harvard Law School and prepare himeelf for tbe practice of the law in bis native city. Hewas the only school boy soldier inthe Cuban war. He gives, in a long lettertothe Jourval, a graphic ac- count of his experiences as an orderly on the etaft of Major-General Co, pinger, and of hie voyage from Tampa to the barbor of Santiago. He refers to the “embalmed beet” and the sufferings of the corps of which be was a member from the malarial fever. Tbe miserable commi+. sarist and the inferior food supply receive his severest condemnation, Courage 80 mauly roanifesting itself in a youth of 17 is @ rare quality. Yeung Murray visited Charlottetown about two years ago.

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The Great Fire at the Windsor, NY.

Was an awful calamity, but cannot be remedied. Now, Catarrbozone can remedy and is a positive cure for catarrh and kindred dreaded diseases. This statement is backed up by burhels ef testimonials, which we bave and can produce. Snufts, ointments, washes, etc., have been proved useless in giving relief or curing catarrhb, bronchitis, irritable throat, nasal and ear passages, but Catarrhozone, the ozonated air cure, does not only give immediate r lief, but effects a permanent cure. Why delay? Send at once for -ample bottle and inhaler, 10 cents. Out- fir, $1.00,

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When you are nervous and sleepless, take Hood’s Sarsaparilia, [t makes the nerves strong and gives refreshing sleep.

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Girls shoes—68c a pair—Girls etrap slippers 752 a pair. RK Jost’s.

Don’t fail to see our new jardiniers they are the Jatest designs aod never were they so cheap.— W. P. Colwill. lw.

HOUSE CLEANING. |

And hang this picture, woa’t you, dear ? Aud tack that carpet by the door,

And sireich this one a little more.

And drive this nail aud screw this ecrew ; | And here’s a job I have for you-- The cupboard door will never catch,

| think you’ll have to fix the laich; And, ob, while you’re about it, John, I wish you’d put the cornice oa.

‘And hang this curtain wuen you’re done T’ll hand you up the other one;

This box is got to have a hinge

Before 1 can ptt on the fringe ;

And won’t you mend that broken chair, I'd like a hook put right up there;

The wardrobe door muat have a knob, And here’s anotber little job—

I really hate to ark you deer,

But could you fix a bracket here ?”

And en it goes, when those are through, Aod thie and that and those to do,

Ad infinitum, and more, too,

All in a merry jingle.

And iso’t that enough to make

A man wish he was single ?

(A! most.)

HIS NARROW ESCAPE.

Mr. John N. Babcock’s Experience With Dodd’s Kidney Pills.

Suarpor Lake, Ont., May 29—No resi- dent of this place is better known to the

thousands oftourists and sportsmen who

visit us anoually than, is Mr. Jotn N. Babcock. Mr. Babcock has had many thrilling

experiences, but the narrowest escape he ever had, he telis of in these words: — “Aftertwenty years of pain, caused by Gravel and ot: er Kidney Complaints, I am pleased to be able to state that I have been completeiy cured by Dodd’s Kidney Pills. Duringgthese years [ have epent hundreds of do!lara for doctors and reme- dies, but only Dod.’a Kidney Pills belped me.” SEE

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Prince Edward Island Magazine

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At all the Bookstores and at BR. H. Mason’s News Stand.

AP. E Island Scene, Frontispiece Are Our City Councillors Hypontized? Francis Bain (A Poem) J. 5. Clarke The Preachers and Teachers of Old Days, Senator Ferguson Fort Lajoie (Illustrated Caven The First Spring Flower, L. When George IV. was King, Kev Hunt A Trip up Peace River, F. DeC Davies The Colossai Liar’s Story (From Forest and Stream When we began to Kick, James M. Suilivan (Iilasteated with photos of the Abe- geweit teams of7 86 and ’9))

with plans) Prof.

W. Watsun ;

A. Canadian Song, Fred J. Nash

West River One Hundred Years Ago (Ills.) Capt. R. McMillan

Our Spring Flowers, John McSwain

Comments, Notes and Queries, Correspon- dence, etc.

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The P. E. Island Magazine,

P. O. BOX 698, Cherlottetown, P. EB. I.

Get Oxe.—The Prince Edward Island Magazine is for sale throughout the Island at the following places. Price 5 cents : ~

Georgetown— Hon. D. Gordon’s.

Snwmerside—Small & Bearisto’s and D. K. Currie’s.

Souris—D. Sutberland’s.

Mt. Stewart— Donglass & Jardine.

Montague—F. S. Macdonald’s.

Cardigan—L. H. Owen.

Alberton—G. 8. Muttart’s.

Tignish—J. A. Brennan’s.

Kensington—Dr. Darrach.

Avvandale, Lot 56—C. O. Howlett.

Orwell—W. J. Clarke.

Crapaud—® B. Wadman.

_Moreli—H.D McEwen.

Emerald—F. P. Murphy.

Stanley Bridge—Wedlock Bros.

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In STYLES we are UP-TO-DATE

In PRICES we are DOWN TO THE TIMES Please give us a Call

You will be surpried to see what the CASH will do, when you come to BUY a boot or shoe.

We keep the best shoe polishes in black tan and chocolatefrom 10 to25c.

Weeks & Warren

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Candle, tolook for a Farthing,’

That is what some folks do whee they try tosave cents in the purchasn of adulterated soap made from cheap oils. They not only “burr the can- dle” but they “lose the farthing’ as well, when they subject costly fa- rics to the corrosive action of such soaps. Doliars are litrally thrown away in washing fabrics like lace, muslin, damask, cretonnes, silks, and cambris with trashy imported soaps

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