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D\ILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTELUWN, MARCH 21, 1898
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ern . ve aunties a “ ——ny , ann nnn — en an racmirable | U A W CH ART RY tesjaely through the rusty and distorted ANGELS’ POCKETS. . . oi a < by dint of WY é - Aww 1, bars of his perambulating prison. a : } ¥ 4 5 } cei ys a fo . lalla | We palefaces always wondered what oc An Amusing Story About Spurgeon and | ai oe E : bx, ; niggardly oar 2 ' cult power compelied the stalwart, hand oO f His Critic » , , fe THE TRAGI-COMEDY OF AN pai: {| Se BPS tHe Sew s EE } om GI-COME OF Ae Te i os ios clad std hs A than Gael) op alt: ee é rld is full INAL OUTCAST ee ere Was an amusing incident in my imateaces si pin decree, or, if such power existed, whet early Waterbeach ministry which I have +o : revant yin "OY te ‘or imself be oe: , 7 where mee - - | preven ed him from betaking himself be never forgotten. One day a gentleman, rave done this, He Had Committed the Red Man's Un- | — its reach, But the Caer law ; ‘ whowas then mayor of Cambridge, and | Notes that are admired by all Musicial Critics are eaisly pr but never in i t Si Ww ; the nomad is obeyed as will never be the whohad more than once tried to correct | ¢,, : > . ? d pardonable Sin and as Doomed t: trom any of our Pianos. Music is a nagnet in the home It educates, ant
history was this iccompiished by a weak and ik unhealthy man WW ill-health not only weakens
e . yery mental fac- fulty and every moral quality If a man will stop and reason for a moment, he does not
ha i physician to understand the mpure blood, or its far-reaching \ na man’s digestion is disor-
et sluggish, his bowels inac
lood is deprived of the proper
food elements, and the sluggish liver and ‘ supply in their place, the foulest sons. The blood is the life-stream
W s full of foul poisons, it carries sits them in every organ anc tis-
body Bone, sinew, muscle, and
tissue, the brain cells and the nerve
fibt ire all fed upon bad, poisonous food Serions ill-health is bound toresult. The man is weakened in every fiber of his body He is weakened physically, mentally and morally tie suffers from sick headache, in stomach after meals, giddiness
wsiness ippetite and sleep,
te in the mouth, shakimess in the
ing, and dullness throughout the day, lassitnde and an indisposition to work Sooner or later these conditions develop consumption, nervous prostration malaria, rheumatism, or some blood or skin disease.
I Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery is the best of all known medicines for amb
tious, hard-working men and women. It is the great blood-maker and flesh-builde:
It makes the appetite keen and hearty, and the digestion and assimilation perfect, tix } lood pure and rich, the nerves steady, the body vigorous and the br Where there is also constipa- tion Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets should be nse Both of these great medicines are for sale by all medicine dealers,
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Tne subscriber offers for sale the fol- lo wing properties, formerly owned by the late Richard Piliman, at French Ri ver, New London,
1. A farina containing 25 acres, all cleared and in a good stace of cultivation, sloping to the south,
2. A plot containing 2 acres, with good dwelling house containing 11 rooms vod a new barn and wagon shed, thereon.
There is aleo therson a tore, complete with shelving, etc., and a granary.
3. One acre of land, across ihe road, Opposite the store, and buitding lot at the cross roads, near the store.
These properties are well one of the finest localities in ward Island for purposes.
The subscriber also offera for eale «6 dwelling house and Jot at Kensington. The house contains 11 rooms, and is ip good repair
For further particalars apply to Messrs. McLeod, Morson & McQuarrie, Solicitors, Charlottetown, or to the owner,
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Female Attire avd Ostracism—His O@niy
Friend Was a Mongrel Cur.
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It ismany years since poor Squaw Cl ley e1 ted his trayi-comedy to the e1 ised on to the happy huntin;
gr nds, but n > who were once det zens of that s ge city hose ways |} t tl will still 3 him to! d wh
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ect “3 lL itsf e Was not ] under a bushel, | \ abroad » t] earth, for the st s of its great silver lod ‘ ly ft ib in? * ! 1 | i ts i i 5 n I at
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At some time in his past Charley committed the red man’s 12 i
he had proved himself a craven in so: crucial moment, and al must wear the uniform of his shamc which, according to immemorial usave, ij fer apparel. No Piute woman ev wore a crinoline, but within the rece
memory of manit had been the distinctive badge of white femininity; so, to make his punishment doubly atrocious, the victin
was encaged in a discarded boop, garnere: from some ash heap. When Charley was fortunate enough te possess a skirt and shawl to hide his skeleton, he might pass comparatively unnoticed up and down the streets. But his resources did not always permit such luxury, and then his long limbs, clad in somebody's castoff nether garments—it might be a pair of ragged, blue overalls or, with more startling effect 8 pair of red Manne] drawers—loomed ero-
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See you get Carter's, ASK lor Carter's, Insist and demand Carter's Tittle Liver Pills After coughs and colds the germs of consumption often gain a foothold.
Scott’s Emulsion of Cod- liver Oil with Hypophos- phites will not cure every case; but, if taken in time, it will cure many.
Even when the disease 1s farther advanced, some re- markable cures are effected. In the most advanced stages it prolongs life, and makes the days far more comfort- able. — Everyone suffering from consumption needs this food tonic.
soc, and $1.00, all druggists. SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, Toronta,
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We are not eoing to move
But we are selling Crockery just as cheap as we were.
Special discounts on all Cro-kery China and Glass now in stock, to make room for sprirg importations.
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code of any civilized Charley r
mained and endured to the end with stoical
race,
patience. His ostracism was complete Dwelling in the midst of his kind, he was cutoff from among them. He might stand wistfully watching on the outskirts of &
laughing, gambling group, but he was never invited to take a hand. He might gaz0 longingly at a merry picnic party on a timber pilo feasting on watermelon, but
no juicy morsel was ever tendered him His own sex repudiated him utterly. Did he avproach a knot of the sex whom bis
garb tr i uted him and moved away, lauching. The children of both sexes and two races jeered at him with the heedless barbarity of youth.
One fortunate day he acquired a stray doy, a Vicious, mongrel cur, and thenct forth tho two ontcasts were inseparable, T'ogether they were an hungered. Togeth- } er they endured the gibes and sometimes the missiles of their deriders, and together they cuddled at night for mutual warmth Together they not infrequently came to cur back door, and the animal retired deprecatingly to a corner, while his incen- gruously garbed master sawed wood or split kindlings. But when the task was done he came forth promptly to share the compensating ration and unfailingly got his share, whether the dole were meager or abundant. Often then the man threw himself dcwn upon the sand, with
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hours, his gaze fixed upon the far horizon, while facing him sat the dog, alert at his many curs, it had beautiful eyes—fixed steadfastly upon him. It was a strange landscape that Charley’s stoic gaze ranged ever. Far below him the canyon wound for miles, like a writhing serpent, befor it debouched into the desert, whence the camel trains came up from Fort Churchill, laden with salt and borax for the r tion works, and where ef afternoons the sandstorms waltzed gayly in the sun in couples and trios, traveling about in sway-
duce-
earth to sky.
lm all the immense prospect there were but two things—the brilliant concave vault and the bare brown earth, scarred. uphbeaved and contorted by the throcs oi world birth. Dut in richness of coloring. ever varying and ever beautiful effects af passing clond shadows and vast, solemn grandeur that scene has no equal in apr dand. Whether or net any of its profound, «leathlike peace entered the Piute’s soul it is certain that no white creature ever lived long in the face of it without growing to feel a fatalistic resignation stealing ever his spirit.
As time wore on Charley and his dog became such familiar figures to the Com- stockers that they ceased to glance a sec- ond time at their pathetic grotesqueness, and the childrem gave over tormenting them.
lis punishmentowas to him what ex- conununication must bave been to its vic- tims inthe middle ages. Nothing is so abhorrent to the savage as solitude, and Charley grew abject, drooping, premature- ly old, while hisdog grew daily 2x ore ill
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ternpered and q@isreputable. Lut fate's most crushing blow was yet to fall. One
day an irate tollgate keeper shot his dog, caught6 in the very act of marauding among the white man’s chickens. Over the body of his stain companion Charley wept the only tears he was ever known te Shed, and bore it off in his arms, a sowed, desolate figure slowly fading fraan ken against ashen plain and ultramarine sky. The pariah was seen no more in the haunts of men, and it was long after when | prospectors found this skeleton, still casee in the corroded stedls of the old beepskirt. None couid know show he met his end.er threugh bow mavpy hours or days of thirst and anguish theeutcast had wrestled alune } With the grim ceanqueror of all. As the | beast dieth, se dies the Indian, and Char- ; ley had perchanee not fared muck worse j at the end than otbers of his race.—Se1 Francisco Argonaut. i
There Wes a Surprise.
Funnimen—Now, there’s your kasbs.ad coming, Mrs. Candor. Let’s make a Jisth surprise for him. Mrs. Fuliniman and Z will hide behiad the curtains here, an¢ § you tell him that your expected guest: { chaven’t hen we'll step out und éurprise him.
Enter Mr. Candor.
Mrs. Candor (oteying order)—Well fohn, our expected guests have disap pointed us—Mr. az@ Mrs. Funniman haven’t come.
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CHARLOTTETOWN.
Baown’ BLOcK,
his back propped against asun heated bowlder | at the corner of our fence and Jay there for |
slightest movement, its amber orbs—like
ing hourglass columns that reached from |
Mr. Candor (heartily}—Thank heaven! }
my youthful mistakes, asked me if I real- ly had told my congregation that if a thief got into heaven he would begin pick- ing the angels’ pockets, ‘Yes, sir,’ I re- plied, ‘I told them that if it were possible for an ungodly man to go to heaven with- out having his nature changed he would be none the better for being there, and then, by way of illustration, I said that were a thief to get in among the glorified he would remain a thief still, and he
would go round the place picking the angels’ pockets.’ ‘But, my dear young
friend,’ asked Mr. Brimk y,. very seriously, ‘don’t you know that the angels haven’t any pockets?’ ‘No, sir,’ I replied, with equal gravity, ‘I did not know that, but I am glad to be assured of the fact from a gentleman who does know. I will take care to put it all right the first opportu- nity I get.’
“Thé following Monday morning I walked into Mr. Brimley’s shop and said to him, ‘I set that matter right yesterday, sir.’ ‘What matter?’ he inquired. ‘Why, about the angels’ pockets!’ ‘What did you say?’ he asked in a tone almost of despair at what he might hear next. ‘Oh, sir, I just told the people I was sorry to say that I had made a mistake the last time I preached to them, but that I had meta gentleman, the mayor of Cambridge, who bad assured me that the angels had no pockets, so I must correct what I had said, as I did not want anybody to go away with a false notion about heayen. I would
| angels without having his nature changed, he would try to steal the feathers out of their wings!’ ‘Surely you did not say that?’ said Mr. Brimley. ‘I did, though,’ I replied. ‘Then,’ he exclaimed, ‘I'll never | sry to set you right again,’ which was just exactly what I wanted him to say.’’— Spurgeon’s ** Autobiography.”
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