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MRS. W. K. CLIFFORD.

the Author Several Remarkable

Books.

of

Here is a portrait of a woman who has “Aunt Anne” and “Mrs. Keith's Crime” two of the most ful English nov's in her ceneration ‘Mrs, Keith's Crime” was the literary event of the London season in which was publistfed, and men argued furious ly for and against the bovk. Robert

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DAILY EXAMINER ,

JOKER +”

JORIS.

“Where is the man who keeps this restaurant?” said the disgusted patron.

le’s gone out to lunch,” replied the ‘ashier,

Wife—Don’t vou think this hat makes me look old? Husband—I don’t iknow. { rot the bill for it to-day, and it makes me feel old.

They eat beneath the moon And talked of gentle love ; But I don't see how as things are now,

VWTould you Gilkke to go Shopping in

_ MONTREAL

° THURSDAY,

27,

JULY

The Daily Examiner

The Leading Paper of P. E. Island.

1895-6

" Rrown ng spoke of it gs one of the mo.t re- They could have sat above VW i TN an T | (a) wp te wort | tartable novels Ke-bat ever read, as | She (in the swe vet) Why is che [OOLONUAL EOUSE, PHILIPS SQUARE, MONTREAL. . A sent down 8erting strongly the truth of the love | north pole so cold, 40 you imagine? He te Ee ew . a. man that urged a dying mother to kill her | (, ot in it}—Because it is in the upper a Wash Day oe my pe ae dying child rather than let the little one | circle, I fancy. ; . ; . Se “Here's a man has written a letter to | @ $< ; 1 ; THE RGEST S ( 0 | { ( womea ‘ dad os | AND nate waakiteg the dere tinmt inten Lngasee |Special Attention Given to Mail Orders LA in Size and Circulation. without being “Yes; we'll place him.” ‘*What office?” enum ‘ceaeteiiele No Steam tired “Assistant janitor.” oe At a Liverpool theatre, the other ee ek Se 8 bes , a ccunieumin saben Dry Goods, ( arpets, ( urtains, Furniture, China and Glass THE BEST f th P inn ( f Ad ertisers IN THE To Litt a murder, aang ween, 0. — ware, Kitchen Utensils, Silverware, Lamps, Japanese Goods, | He é il 16 i Oy Y ] | ' ‘” mate aa as . . ht You Say: a a °° CC” UR Ladies’ and Children’s Boots, Shoes and Slippers, Mantles | =~ sc«;,/ OuSe He—I've simply got to get married to und Millinery. ee HOW? get oven ie ey ies eee A full Stock in each department. Trial orders solicited. =

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alone with a dying foreign

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the story was born. ‘‘This the imagination,” writes a friend of the

Mrs. Clifford was before her marriage to Professor Cl ifurd (a marvellous ma- thematical genius and a brilliant and fascinating man who died at thirty- three) a Miss Lan She was the grand- diughter of a West Indian, a notable of- ticial and property-holder in Barbadoes, She begas to write in early girlhood.

o ~ > Them Flowers

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Use for the

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leaves

French knots,using yellow and brownish

A pretty finish for the scarf and pin

pink silk, and puta frill of dainty lace around the edge of the whole. This is then placed over pink silk, which gives a

creature of |

rosebuds the darkest |

moment,

Sitting Down on Him,

A rather loudly-dressed ‘‘gentleman” stepped into the necktie department the

His Veracity Established.

Unsophisticated. Mr. Cooper—Soi -y the servant is out.

She’s coming up the street now, with an elegant jag on.

of my wife's.

| it—n’ est-ce pas?” cushion is to featler-stitch the hem with |

An Artistic Suggestion. |

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Girls,

The Sparham Case, Kemprvitie, July 24.—Muoh interest 1s felt by residents of this place in the case

| and a monocle.”

amd a part of the front, and front |

| experienced parent, his left eyelid com-

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ing slowly down over the eye, ‘‘is that

| the winaow opens out on the kitchen |

of Mr. W. F. Sparham, of Ottawa, to whom |

reference was made in an Ottawa despatch

roof, the coal shed is close to the kitchen, and this is the circus season,

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| mitter, if you shout loud enough, but it is not

a pleasant mode of conversation, is entirely unnecessary, and isa useless waste of wi and lungs, besides being very annoying toall within range of your voice. ‘i : ROB ANGUS, Manage

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