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Sept, 22nd, -- - Sept. 29th, 1896

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The Relief of Lucknow

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‘aition Fees ineludirg French, ap or Greek, Pai'v Cslistoe- ing and Neediework, $225 per‘

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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, AUGUST 26 1898.

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VALUE OF TOES IN WALKING

The fdea that the lesser toes are neces- sary in walking is generally entertain- ed, and it has been a surprise to Evro- pean physicians to learn that amputa- tion of all the lesser toes of both fect has been followed by complete recovery and the restoration to usefulness of both the feet operated upon. The feet healed slowly after the operation, but very steadily and without unpleasant com- plications The operation was perform- ed, and in a little more than a year and a half the patient danced all night and experienced no inconvenience whatever on account of having only one toe on each foot. She rides a wheel, plays ten-

| pis and enjoys every sport that girls of

her age are fond of. The cause of the trouble was originally chilblains, which was neglected until it produced cen- traction of the muscles with the most intense pain, which was at times 60 severe that she could not enjoy the necessary amount of sleep. Surgeous are of the opinion that a great deal of need-

| less suffering is endured which might

be relieved by extremely simple opera tions on the feet.—New York Ledger.

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Not Finding Any Fault. Sufferer—Doctor, I paid you a doilar to put this porous plaster on my back, didn't I? ‘i, Physjcian— Yes, sir, though of course

. that inglnded the prescrip—

Sufferer—That’s all right, doctor. I’m not finding any fault. [I'll give you $2 to take it off.—Chicago Tribune.

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**Here,’’ said the philanthropist, ‘‘is adime. Now let me give you a little advice. Never’’—

‘Hold on!’’ interrupted Slouchy Simpkins. ‘‘Take back your money. My lowest price fer listenin to sermons is 50 cents.’’—Chicago News.

In Philadelphia.

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Married Daughter (in tears)—Charles has become so irregular in his habits! He went out after dinner and didn’t come home last night until 9 o’clock.— New York World.

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St. Johu Exhibition

Sept. 13th to 23rd Retura tickets issued from all stations atone single first class fare, beginning September 12th, ending with September

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DODGING A SHOT

When Dewey waa first lientenant of one of the gunboats which Farragut used as a dispatch boat the admiral used often to come aboard and steam up near the levee to reconnoiter. The southerners had a way of rushing a field- piece to the top of the high bank, firing point blank at the gunboat and then backing down again. Upon one such oc- casion Farragut saw Dewey dodge a shot.

“Why don't yon stand firm, lieuten- ant?’’ said be. ‘‘Don't you know you can't jump quick enough?’

A day or so after the admiral dodged ashot. The lieutenant smiled and he'd his tongue, but the admiral had a guilty conscience. He cleared his throat onca or twice, shifted his attitude and finally declared:

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A Misunderstanding.

American Tourist —I understand, marquis, that you fell in love witha distinguished American lady on account of her pretty foot.

Marquis—Dat is it. Dat is it. De pretty way she foots de bills.—New York Weekly.

cs An Excellent Example,

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‘*Can you show up any example?’

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JUST ONE FOR MEMORY

Perhaps there have been moments In the radiant summer time When the painter filled his picture And the poet thrilled his rhyme With the fluffy summer maiden In the mountains, by the shore, That I thonght I might be happy Ii I never saw her more.

Perhaps there have been momente fn the rosebud month of June

And in other months thereafter Mostly given up to spoon

That I thought the patient people gt

Might have framed a mild reques® gf” Asking if the papers wouldn't > Give the summer gir! # rest, — “Og

Perhaps there have been moments When I've seen her everywhere—

Walking, riding, driving, flirting, Always drawing to a pair,

Flitting all the livelong eummer

' On an ever restless wing—

That I've wished the summer gir] had Caught a husband in the spring.

Perhare there have beem moments— “Ah, peccavil’’ hear me cry As I stand today repentant Ee Underneath a cold, grey sky, ; Standing in the freezing shadows, Once perhaps, not now, a churcl, Praying for a winter vision Of the fiuffy sammer girl. —Datecit Bene Bese A General Propesition,

Wickwire (looking at board with “Pity the Blind’’ on it)—You are no more blind than I am.

Disina] Dawson— Well, what’s it to you?

Wickwire—What business have you wearing thet card?

Dismal Dawson—Jist as much Mg¢ht as anybody. | don't say I'm blind. This here 1s jist a abstract proposition. Sve? —Lozdon Tit-Bits.

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In a Wet Season, “I see,” €he editor «nid, ‘that you bave rhymed ‘again’ With ‘rain.’ ’’ ** Yessir, * the office poet assented. “Well, it doesn't go. It may be ull right in the weather report, but you are hired asa poet. '’—Cincinnati Enguirer.

Smoke as They Wash. Cigarette smoking is a common praec- tice ainong t*e colored washerwomen of New Orleans They lean over the tub and make a quaint picture as the smoke rolls from their lips —Nebraska State Journal ;

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