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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, DECEMBER 6, 1808

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FATALITIES IN HALI¥r

Local and Other Items

Hairax, Dec, 2.— There was a chapter

St. Joseru’s Convent.—Don’t miss the | of causalties in Halifax to-dey. Philip social tonight. Howe. I.C.R. brakeman, was ki Jed in a tichmond yards by being crushed between

SCHOOL ¢ Ibe echool at Wil-| care. Rawley Thos. Smiih was found dead

has been closed on account | on Windeor road, his head fractured; sur posed to have fell on the point of a jagged stone. Foul play was suggestedand an

investigation demanded. The deceased

of measles, a ei eis He Was a Sport.—A

emall boy in an

elementary school on being a-ked what] Was & man ofsome means and stalwart were the races that had dominated Eng. | presence. He left bome to cut timber.

iand since the invasion of the Romans, re- Alexander R. Siavier, a respectable plied: Epsom races, Ascot races, New-| Citizen, was knocked downon Cogsweil

boree and trampled He had bis skuil

street by a frighiened on bytheiron hoofs. fractured and may die.

Gus Sweeney, driving a team across the track, wasatruck by an exprees train going out of North street aod burled some distance. One leg was broken.

Mrs. Warren of Windsor street fell down stairs and is sertouely oem

market races, and Doncaster races.

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Two Ferrite Vatierys.- About 125.000 barrels of apples have been shir ped from the Annapolis and Corowailis Valleys to the English markets, and this does not re- present more than one-half of the quao~ tity available for «xport.— Hal fax Herald.

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MARRIED.

At the residence of the bride’s father, on the 29ch Nov, by Rev A F Browne, Ludlow Jenkins to Miss Katie Mac lean, daughter of Hector Maclea’, all of New Dominion.

At Bayfield, N B, on the 15th Nov, by Rev E Rameay, George Irving, of P K Island, to Miss Hannah Crozsman, of Cad- man’s Corner.

Pr: SPEROUS Civpe.—During the past eleven months 246 vessels, rapresenting 380,000 tons, have been built and laupch- ed on the Clyde. The's the best record in a decade. For the present month 50,000 tons are in a and a prodigious amount of naval work

placa Bock Leavis.— A curious has been presented to the Chelsea ’ is &@ Burmese book writ- ten, or rather engraved,

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asx no ink is used, At Springfield, Mass, on the 22nd Nov,

wth @ stylus upon some 390 sirips of dried | by Rey F L Goodspeed, Charles M Han-

palm leaves, Ibe palm leaves are held cock, of Springfield, to Mies Alberia M

tog ther by two pieces of wo d, and the ea 1d, formerly of Traveiler’s Rest, P edgee of the who! are decorated in g ld Ib Island.

aod vermillion.— London.

on At the —— of the bride’s parents,

Oatmeal and Mitx.—The Department | 0a tbe 23rd Nov, by Rev A D Mecdoua ts

of Agricuiture at O:tawa has discovered | Joseph Rix to Mies Lilie Eendereon,

from experiments ia the poultry feeding ; daughter of Thomas Hendersou, all of establishment a’ Carl-ton Place that the | Elmsdale.

best fle-h-food for tow! is oatuveal ground a8 fine as flour, mixed with skimmed milk. Poultry on that diet have taken on flesh with remarkat | mows Even Prof Rot

ertson was astonished at the result of the

At the re = of the bride’s father,ty Rev H Pensa, Clarence White to Miss , Al ce Nelson, d mee of Horatio Nelson, ali of Montague.

At Kinkora, onthe 21st Nov, by Rev J

experiment. pei. 2 J Macdonald, Peter Mahoney, of Kinkora, ISLANDER TO BE Kyicurep.—An Ot- | to Mies Mary E Mcvabe, of Newton. Also, | tawadespatch says: ‘Ono the occasion of | On the 24th ult, by the same, Owen Me | the inauguration of the McDouald mining Carvell to Miss Bridget E Hougher, and chemistry building at McGill Univer- | daughter of James Hughes, all of Kio-

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sity on Decemter 20th. it is said here that Mr WC McDe yoald, the generous benefac~ ter 10 the University, will be created a K CMG.” Mr Mec Donald, it mav be per- | haps unnec eseary to add, isa Prince Ed- ward Islander.

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Crow's Nest O11.—The latest senss- tion out Rossland way is the discovery of an oil belt not far from the Crow’s Nest | Pass, a only oil deposit in Western Can- ada. Experts report favorably oa the | formation, and oi] found fioatingon the creeks is pronounced of exellent quality. The oil is supposed to have its origin in the coal beds of the Crow’s Nest Pass.

Canapa AneaD.— The fact that Canada sends 55 per cent of the cheese imported by Great Britain, while the United States sendsovly 24 perceat is explained by the thorough organization of the Canas dian dairymen, whoare unitelinan evr deavor to produce o uniformly high grade suited to the demands of the Eogli>h mark- et. In the province of Oatario alone there areeighteen associations of checse makers representing 1.206 factories, with an annual output of 100,600,000 pounds,

Dr. A. W,. CHasE SENDING FREE ADVICE

TO PHE SICK.

REV. J. N. VANATTER, OF ALBION, WIS., WRITES A LETTER ON DR. CHASE'S OINTMENT.

A (Jvexve Tasie.—Lewellyo Cunning— { ham, Dorch-ster, N. B., has recently completed a table which stands unique as a *pecimen of bandiwork with carpeuters tools, says the Vancouver world. It con tains 160,00) separate pieces of wood, and has been incourse of construction for over fifteen years. There are two bun-~ dr-d aud seventy different kinda of wood in its make up, and these have been gathered from all parts of the world, as well as relics from railroad disasters, floods, big fires, battle fields, old govern ment ships, and others commemorative of importantevents. The number of hours spent on its construction was 8,692. In the centre of the top is achecker board, whose pieces are the largest and yet are only 1} inchesequare. The finest work, into Which are worked the smallest pieces, figure about 1,200 of them to the square inch.

Sufferers are at Liberty to Correspond with the Above Address and will Obtain Fall Particulars Re- garding the Great Cure.

HERE IS WHAT HE SAYS:

Gentlemen,—My wife was most terri- bly afflicted with protruding piles, and contemplated a surgical operatfon. A friend of ours recomimended the use cf Dr. Chase’s Yintment, and less than one box effected a complete cure. We were so pleased with the ointment that I tried it myself, as I have been trorbled with an unsightly skin afflic- ticn which covered the lower part of my fece.

For 25 years I suffered untold agony, and was treated by the best medical skill in the United States. I consider Dr. Chase's Ointment worth its weight

gold for piles and skin disease. Dr. Chase’s large-size recipe book, cloth-bound, sent to any address on receipt of 50 cents, by addressing Dr. Chase’s Company, Toronto or Buffalo, i ty

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No Cause For Jealousy.

Sr. Jonny, N. B., Dec. 3.—Two of the Allans and the minister of railways were present at the luncheon party on board the Parisian yesterday. Eugh E. Allan cad that bis company was building five | in new ships. Bilair’s remarke contained nothing of special interest on winter port matters, except that there was business for both Halifax aud St.John,and no cause of jealousy existed.

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Ladies’ Boots worth $3,50 for $2.50 4 $3 2¢ for $2.25 $¢ $2.75 for $1.90 “6 $2.25 for $1.50

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