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Correspo denence may be addressed to him at Souris as uéval.

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THE DAILY EXAMINER

NOVEMBER 18, 1899.

A GOOD IDEA.

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Mr. Mackie, seaior partner ofthe firm of Mackie & Co., of Glasgow, advocates the formation of a benefit fund for the widows and children of those soldiers who fall in the Transvaal

bave fallen or may

war. He proposes that a shilling sub- scription be at once instituted, so that every person can give a mite,and offers to the fund.

’ vat yr ys lowarae

Che idea is eet forth at length in a better

written to the Glasgow Herald by Mr Mackie. It is hoped the idea will be acted upon at once. “a — Aisha sidincwtae ILLEGAL PROCEEDINGS

‘ine Government organ, of Wednesday, has the following editorial item : * Railway Superintendent Sharp is at

Southport and Lot 48, this afternoon, se- ‘uring rights of way from the farmers

slong the surveyed portions ot the Beifast { Murray Harbor railwayse” vy e invite all honest men in the country

Why this lerfal promptness in securing rights W bat about the amount of com-

that fixed before of way Is Superin~

to read and ponder this item. won of way ? he

pensation must

: , : 9 the right signed ?

is tendeut Sharp actua'ly negotiating regard- iog compensation with laadowners, some of whom are the electors of Belfast and othersof whom are in a position to use influence in the coming elections ?

The whole business smacks of fraud and corruption. Not one inch of ground will be required, uoder any circumStances, until the snow melts in April. Therefore avy dickering just now with the question of right of way is to serve some ulterior parpore.

Superintendent Sharp would be much better employed in discharging the legiti- mate duties of bis office than in engaging in what, under tbe circumstances, must be regarded as partisan work.

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Earnscliffe Notes.

Thrashing the grain has been the order of the day here for some time pas’; thrashs ing the grits may come nexton the pro- gramme.

The China Point wharf,otherwise known asthe“warm depot,” has been at length repaired ; and now -ve are asking fhe same

qvestion the Examiner asked when Laurier was shouting loyalty at the Queen’s Jubliee: “Aye, but wil) he stay fixed?”

Mr. Robert Young paid his friends here & pleasent visit recently. Mr. Young has beeu railroad nz in Seattle, Moutsna, and Skagway since he left here, nearly two years ago.

Mr. Reberit McRae, Sea! River, eo!d his va uable farm recently. Mr. McRae will be very much missed, as his intell:gence and gevislty made him a general ta vorite.

Misses Mary McLeod and Lina Gillis, of Orwell, spent a few days this week with their Farnscliffe friends.

A question that is engrossin x the mids of the young ladies in many parts of this province is—‘*Why don’t the men pro. pose?’ and in view of the results of its solution, igmore important than Uncle Sam’s “what will we do with the Philli-~ pines ?” and ne wonder the girls are puz- zled : forthey are nice, very nice, pretty, very pretty, and are excellent housekeep-~- ers. My old woman tells me it is an open secret amongst the girls that “the way to reach @ man’s heart it through hie stomach:” so our girls have made a specia! study of the art of cookisg ; and now they can cook a chicken so we!'l, or bake a pie 80 light as to be fit for a feast for the gods. Still the young men do not propore ; and itcaunot be owing to cold or faint hearte; for broken ribs, broken watch crystals and wagon springs are eloquent testimon- jals to the ardor of the.r affection. Come boys, hurry up, don’t be so slow; don’ leave the last rose of summer to pine oa the etem ; leap year will not be here till 1904, and the girls are continually going to the States, echoing as they go the cry of then sisters at home,

Why don’t the meno propcse, mamma? Why don’t the mem propose? Each seems just coming to the point, And then away he goes. Rex, TT TI Ay Have You Catarrh?

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HUNTING ADVENTURE

Nicholson and the book~keeper are just back from the Nortb. They didn% kill many deer, they say, but they had all the fun they wanted.

“We went out one day,” says Nichol- son, ‘determined to kill a deer, or know the reason why. The guide guessed we'd kuvow the reason why.

*We eat all day on a runway while the guide took his two halfsstarved, half- vred collies away somewhere on a trip of

his own, Sittingin a log camp drinking

vo aleey anc piaving Pp ker beside a big

e ig different kind of hunting to waiting

lay op a runway. I began to get Before I wa rough |

frozen stiff, ‘Long about the middle of the afternoon » big mouse-cClored thing went by me like

a flash. Thad the rifle up to my shoulder but the muzzle was doing fancy circle and litle geometrical do-tunnys. It shook so

fast 1 couldn’t see the last six inches of the barrel. I Jet her fly anyway, but Lord only knows what I hit. There was no reason for ths deerto worry about it any- how.”

“How about the book-keeper?” was asked.

“Ob! him—he was worse than me. He was over on the other runway, He hada chance, but he couldn’t find the trigger of his rifle. Says it was the most extraore dinary fit of the shakes you ever saw.”

Both Nicholson and the book-keeper have to stand a lot of geying now-a-days.

Nicholson says it was the whiskey. The book-keeper gays it was smoking {00 much. But it amounts to the same

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Souris Notes. | The missionary meeting in the Method- iatchurch on Tuesday evening was well atuiended, The speaker was the Rev. J. J. Teasdale, who, in his usual vigorous style, spoke on the subjectof missions, A co! lection was taken up atthe close of :iv« meeting, and twe collectors appointed, Miss Muttart and Mise Elia Matthew, « solicit subscriptions in the village.

The Presbyterian church socia’ came of in St. Patrick’s ball on Wednesday ey ing. The inimitable commercial amba- sador Eilis presided as chairman, and fully maintained his reputation as being the

funniest man on the road. His solo took the house by storm. All who took part in theentertainment did well. The sum

$120 was realized. The ladies ot tix congregation as well as the popular pastor

and his estimabie partner in life iererve to be songratulatedon the success, socia! and financial,that crowued their eff rts

OCCASION,

On Lois

The steamer Lunenburz did not get back from the Magdalea Isiands unti! last Thursday moro ng She = lef

Seuris jast before the wind haulei rownd, and must have hada lively run of it to, Pictou, for it blew a gale bere ali,the after- noon’

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— The Canadiia Contingen: is now well On its way to the Cipe, Yet u»bout ove menth agoSir Wilirsd Laurier caused to ke published in the Globe a which he said : —“[ dn not could send troops. How cau!d we do so without Parliament vo-ing the money ? Wesimply could no: do anything. Par- liament woali have to be summoned be- fore asoldier conld be enrolled. And so ibis that we have oot offered a Canadian } contingent to the Home authorities. The has no: discussed the ques *tion.” Itlookea littl as if the Premier - bad not aft-ra!l very much to say about » the Goverument of this country.”

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The old story of Prometheus is a par- able. Promethevs was on terms of in- iimacy with thegods. From them he eiole fire, and gave to men. For this «in he voucd the rocks of Mount Caucas+us, and vultures were set upon him. ‘l'ney only ate his liver, This grew again as fast as it was pecked away. Are bis sufferings to be imagined ?

Take a modern ‘aterpretation of the parable. There is cookiog without fire. In ccoking and eaing the miseh +! ! os The stomach is overtatked, the ti«+ become clogged, thev cannot disper » f the food thatis given them. Th ry purities back upen theliver, Th the vul ures—thbe torments of a oi es oil liver. Dr. Pierce's Gulden Medseni D covery is morethan equal to the vaitures of dysp-psia and its kindred disesees. Therei~ no more need of suffering from dyspepsia than there is of hanging one’s self. Sold by all medicine dealers the world over.

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