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sa Wate om tes ae Nh a swe ponerse j y ac : }- f . Un | of the shot. In four tours no water had | The Examin or & alendar. come through the shot’s path. wa j “The experiment conclusively dem- i t the | onstrated that a sbip provided witha { ANG ; yy | cofferdam packed as was the one used 1 Ouarter ; » cf | in the experiment could be perforated w M ~sainted five feet below the water line without t Q r. . v ork | the least danger of the entrance of wa- Moo j ter.’’ ~ Sun Davy Hict | ‘ ‘ 2 & : ‘om | In the Museum, ' | : 1000 | ‘*‘How many dollars a week does the . Water 2 } : s.| Sets. \length | Wate * | \ are fat ladv get?’ inguired tke tattooed LWe 707 | 2 1935 |341] 3 the G mrt ee ae | . ; : ‘H’m! niffed the srake charmer. Ss v id 2 2d i } e? , . , 2 5 1 4] 5 } : { | iis 1110n. | ‘Shes English, you how, ana Rous 4s aY 24 5 +4 6 is ‘YT in 1as ¢ = i ’ i ntbs in p id | Ses pe and. — ec 2 6 7 | 657 | | ‘*Is thats putin the living skele- & Mo y 2) ~ 19 7 43 , s heb | ton Phank goodness, I’m not English. ' ; y 8 22 ‘ ba( sy ‘ “ « nM . ‘ a . 4 oo ea tt 7. Tuesday 20 9 ~ ‘ le n the Pacific coast, j l’d stand a slim chance. Philadel “xT. 3 ; } SS 9 . i hal { at i , : id & Wednesday Li 10 32 tha ] phia Lulletin $Thur — 17 12 58 10 i bee | 1a t : a ee ‘ isuUuay + “ . * - . . ; ed . M Friday 16 14 (10 11 VU | LS Bien es or . oe Her View of Evoiation, . : 4 l 49 } ' ui LA Saturday l4 15 : | : : When the late Profess r hienry Drum-

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Sunday - . 7 4 Robert W. Milligan, the chief en- |; mond was giving a course of lectures on 13 Monday : >) 14 ) } gineer ¢ f the Oregon in her trip arcand ‘*Pyolution’”’ in the Lowell institute, he 141 ' “a : ; 7 59 17 3 O4 Ca ii n, has since been transis rred 7 Overheard two women, evidently much

j n y = 2 a . +% . : » Rey star } : y , oo ; ar r ar 6 23 20 | 3 32 to the Brooklyn. He is a Pennsylvanian | opposed to his views, discussing them,

lhursdé ’ & - a 17 Friday { 24 23 | 441 | by birth. One of them said, ‘*Mary, if what be 18 s ens lay 2 26 26 5 3 4 daughter of Professor Lombroso says is not true, we can stand it, but if ~ wate ] 7 23 6 19 Oe ede oo : aes it is true we must hush it up,”’ en Ay . eg 20 2) 7 08 the eminent criminologist, was recently it is true we must hush it up

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Mi 5 2 2 7 SE acauitted by a ‘Lurin court oh the . j : :

Tuesday 57 30 34 / 29 A : ' 3 seit ‘ he is in Sonora a = atmentan| $f 32 37 8 45 charge of being a contributor to a con- It is said thae there 1s in So : 22 Wednesday ? = 7 9 23 , slistic mewsvans tribe of Indians with yellow bair and 23 Thursday 54 33 41 33 demned socialistic newspaper. ow) 2 Sao ss 24 45 10 22 a ; a blue eyes.

24 Friday 50 5 = The Rey. Lorenzo Waugh of the ; dataeiss siete ° 2 co } r : 5 a x 25 Saturdzy 2U r 6 Li il Howard Street (San Francisco) Metho- The three prime essentials in the

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26 Sunda 42 <0 0 49 dist Episcopal church is 90 years old | nursery are fresh air, good food and pure

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TO LET.—The nouse and vremises known as the “Old London !fouse,’eituateon Water 8 ext ??+ Government Warehouse No | Lovie to Peake Bros & Co. jan®—wu

Prince dwar Island Railway

On and after MONDAY, 26ih Dec., 1898

trains of this Railway will run daily, (Sun

lay, excepted,) as nder. frains Out- Trains n- ward. Read STATIONS ward. Read | lown up ie Be A. M. Pp. M 700 8310 Charlottetown...10 20 2 320 715 3 30..Royalty Tunction10 15 2 16 752 417 North Wiltshire. 9 20 1 40 8 O04 431..Hun:er River... 9 05 1 28 $38 6 18..Emerald........818 12 8 905 5 47..Kensington...... 7133 122 > a, 93% 6 DO Ar. { Lv. 7 00 12 00 - Side 4 As | 12 Ly t Ar 10 30 | 1 37 Wellington. . 9 47 219 cen Ot Baee.. 9 OO i aiietcens ©) Leary 8 00 t 34 » 2 eee... 6 55 D We Wcccace of MRM 6 obec ve ne lv 6 00 - A. M

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For terms, ete, apply at Lewis’ Crockery Store on Grafton Str-et.

Episcopal clergyman in the world. Dr

Martia Van Buren Stevens, 7i years old, is 2 law student at the Stat university of Kansas. He expects t graduate next spring. He has already received degrees from other colleges.

Ex-Postmaster General Don M. Dick- {nson and Henry T. Thurber, former!y President Cleveland’s private secretary, have dissolved the law partnership that has existed between them for about 15 years.

The Rev. E. K. Muller, who has gone back to South Africa on missionary work, was only recently ordained

Rome and is the firzt memb t! Zulu race to enter the Roman Catboli

church.

Not to be alarmed at the prosp ol ' Toh! | clouded titles, Samuel Webb of Texas

has purchased an immense tract of land in eastern Cuba for cattle grazing and will shortly ship 2,500 head of Texas cattle there.

Prince Paul Esterhazy of Galaatha, count of Edelstettin and Farchtenstein, the jockey prince who died in Vienna recently, could boast of coming from a family that had twice refused the crown of Hungary.

Testing Cornatalk Pith.

The American consul general at Se. Petersburg gives this account of a trial of cornstalk pith made by the Russian admiralty board on the proving grounds at Peligon, near St. Petersburg:

‘*A cofferdam 6 feet long, 6 feet deen and 3 feet broad was packed with biocks of cellulose made from the pith of In- dian corn stalks. The material was sup-

plied by an American corporation. A 6 inch solid shot was fired through the dam, striking it about 20 inches from the bottom. The shot passed clear through beth the iron walls and the cellulose packing. Less than half a

pound of cellulose was carried out by the projectile. The water compartment of the dam was filled, giving a pressure ef nearly five feet of water on the per- forated surface. In just half an houra moist spot began to show on the outer surface of the dam, but it was evident the moisture had come along the bottcm of the packing and not along the path

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Victims of Gampling.

The list of persons who have killed themselves because they have been ruin- ed by the Vienna Municipal Lottery is a jong one. The other day a woman who had spent all her money in buying tickets and had never won a prize hanged herself. Nevertheless the citizens of Vienna look with favor on the lottery, RB it rn taxes.

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South American Kidney Cure cures Bright's disease, diabetes and blad- der troubles. A few doses will convince. ll

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Merchants Bank of Prigg Edward Islard,

Notice is hereby given that the Men chants Bank of Prince Edward Island jp ends to apply to the Committee of the Queen’s Privy Council of Canada, koom as “The Treasury Board” after the expir ation of four weeks from the first pablicn tion of this notice in the Canada Gazene, for the Certificate of suil Treasury Bow approving of the following By-law, which was duly aud regularly passed acd adoph ed by the shareholders of tbe sad Mer- chants Bank of Prince Edward Island at the Annua: Geoeral Meeting of the shareholders duly called, and held this 104 day of January, A D., 1899, viz: “That for the purpose of extending the busines of the Bank, the Capital Stock of the Merchants Bank of Prince Edward Island, be and ishereby increased from $200,020. 00, to $500,000.00 and that the Director | be,and they are hereby authorized aod empowered to allot such increased Capital | Stock to and among the st areholders of | the Bank, pro rata, in such sums, at engl times and at such ra’es asthe Directon may from time to time determine,” ,

This application is made purenaat @ the provision of section 26 of “The Bask Act.”

Dated at Cna.lottetown, P. B. Island this 10th dav of January, 1899,

J. M. DAVISON, Cashier Merchants Bank of P. E. Island, 12—law, 4i

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