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javing been solicited by a number of cl zens to sOmicaie as a candidate for water and se serage commissioner in lieu of the Hon. David Laird who has resigned, I beg to say shat I bave accepted the nom- invtion, and if elected will do all in my Power to serve the best imterert of the eit zens.

[ hearby solicit the votes, and support of the citizens, as I may vot be able to

make @ pereonal canvass of each individual.

Yours Respectfully, yi JOHN NEWS@GN.

To the Electors of the City of Charlottetown

As vouare now called onto elect a suitable person to fill the vacancy on the Reard of Comm's-ioners of Sewers amd Water Supply. 1 have been requested by & number of citizens to sllioew myself to Le pat im nomination for the cffice.

[ now solicit your support, if it should be your pleasure toelect me, I will endea- vor to diecharge the duties pretaining to the office, with a due rega:d to economy and efficiency,

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‘os the Electors of the City of Charlottetown:

HAVING been rolicited by a number ofcitizens to nominate at a candidate for and Sewerage Commissioner, in j lace of 1). Laird, resigned, I begto say that I bave accepted the nomination, aod, if elected, will do all in my power to serve the bert interests of the citizens

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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, M\Y 17

TiE GOD FRUM THE MACHINE

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“E-vasion| what you lorruds an ladies call an elopement. E-vasion I calls it, bekase, exceptin whin ‘tis right an natural an proper, ‘tis wrong an dhirty to steala man’s wan child not knowin her own mind There was a sargint in the comm’ssariat who set my face upon e-vasions. I'll tell you about that’’— * “Stick to the bloomin captains, Mul- vaney,’’ said Ortheris) ‘‘Comm’ssariat sargints is low.’

Mulvaney accepted the emendation and went on

*‘Now. | knew that the colonel was no fool any more than me. for | was hild the smartest man in the rig’mint, an the colonel was the best orf’ cer com- mandin in Asia. So fwhat he said an‘ said was a mortial truth. We knew that the capt’n was bad, but for reasons which | have already oblitherated d knew more than my colonel. | wud have rolled out his face wid the butt av my gun before permittin av him to steal the gurl. Saints knew av he wad have mar- ried her. an av he didn't she wud be in gerat tormint an the divil av what you, sorr, calla ‘scandal Cut d niver sthruck, niver raised me and om my shuperior orf'cer. an that was a awer- ricle now | come to considher it.’

**Mulvaney. the dawn’s risin,” said

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your pouch. Mine’s all dust.’ Mulvaney pitched his pouch across, and he filled his pipe afresh. **So the dhress rehearsal came ‘to an

' end, an, bekaze | was curicus, I staid

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behind whin the scene shiftin was end- ed. an I shud have been in barricks, lyin as flat asatoad under a painted cot- tage thing. They was talkin in whis- pers, an she was shiverin an gaspin like a fresh hukked fish ‘Are you sure you've got the hang av the manew- vers?’ sez he, or wurrds to that effec . as the coort martial sez ‘Sure as death, sez she, ‘but [ misdoubt tis cruel hard on my father. ‘Damn yout father!’ sez he, or anyways ‘twas fwhat hethought. “The arrangement is as clear as mud. Jungi will drive the carri'ge afther all's over, an you come to the station, cool an aisy, in time for the 2 o'clock thrain, where I'll be wid your kit. ‘Faith,’ thinks I to myself, ‘thin there’s a ayah in the business tu!

‘“‘A powerful bad thing isa ayah. Don’t you niver have any thruckewid wan. Thin he began sootherin her, an all the orf’cers an orf'cers’ ladies left. an they put out the lights. To explain the theory av the flight. as they say at muskthry, you must understand that afther this ‘Sweethearts’ nonsinse was ended there was another little bit av a play called ‘Couples'—some kind av couple or another The gurl was actin in this, but not the man. I suspicioned he'd go to the station wid the gurl’s kit at the end av the first piece. “Twas the ‘kit that flusthered me, for | knew for a capt'n to go trapasing about the impire wid the Lord knew what av a truso on his arrum was ne-farious. an wud be worse than easin the flag, so far as the talk aftherward wint.’

**’Old on, Mulvaney! Wot’s truso”’ anid Ortheris

‘*Yon're an oncivilized man, my son. Whin a gurl’s married. all her kit an couterments are truso. which manes weddin portion An ‘tis the same whin she's runnin away. even wid the big- vest blackynard on the arrmy list.

Z fy When a female gymnast mee ieaps blindfcld through the air, the women spectators wusu- ally think itisa terribly risky thing to do, and wonder how she ever, has the hardihood; yet the leap is taken with perfect confidence be- cause she knows that strong and dextrous hands are ready to re- ceive her. She would never take such chances at the hands of any but a trained and skillful ath- lete. That is where she is really more pru- dent than many of her sex. Women who would shudder at the risks of a gymnastic performance take vastly more dangerous chances by trusting their

tent, uneducated person, when they are suffering from weakress or disease.

Only a skilled, experienced physician is competent to prescribe remedies for the complicated ailments of the feminine or- ganism. No mere nurse is fitted to deal with diseases which demand the utmozt

gesources of medical science. i

For nearly 30 years Dr. R. V. Pierce, chief consulting physician of the Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute, of Buffalo, N. Y., has given special, expert attention and study to the treatment of women’s diseases. No physician in the United States has had more remarkable success in this particular field of practice.

His “Favorite Prescription” has cuged more cases of obstinate female diseases than any other known remedy. No other medi- cine in the world so completely restores erganic health and strength to suffering women,

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Then my husband induced me to try Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. After taking six botties I feel like a new woman, Thanks for your advice.”

/ an 1 waved to the dhriver.

“So T madé thy plan av campaign The colonel’s house was.a good two miles away ‘Dennis, sez I to my color sargint. ‘if you love me lend me your kyart, for my beart is bruk an my feet is sore wid trampin to an from this fooiishness at the Gaff An Dennis lent ut. wid a rampin, stampin red stallion in the shafts. Whin they was all set- tled down to their ‘Sweethearts’ for the first scene, which was a long wan, I slips outside an into the kyart Mother av Hivin. but I made that horse walk, an we came into the colonel’s compound as the divil wint throngh Athlone—in standin leps There was no one there excipt the servints, an I wint round to the back an found the girl's ayah

‘**¥Ve black, brazen Jezebel,’ sez I, ‘sellin your masther's honor for 5 rupees —pack up all the Miss Sahib's kit an look slippy' Capt’n Sahib's order,’ sez I: ‘goin to the station we are.’ I sez, an wid that I laid my finger to my nose an looked the schamin sinner I was

‘* ‘Bote acchy. sez she, so | knew she was in the business. an I piled up all the sweet talk I'd iver learned in the bazaars on to this she bullock an prayed av her to p.t al] the quick she knew into the thing While she packed 1 stud outside an sweated, for I was wanted for to shif’ the second scene. I tell you a young gurl's e-vasion manes as much baggage asa rig’mint on the line av march! ‘Saints help Dennis springs. thinks 1, as I bundled the stuff into the thrap, ‘for I'll"have no mercy!

‘* ‘I'm comin,. too,’ sez the ayah.

‘No, you don't,’ sez I, ‘later— pechy! You baito where you are. I'll pechy come an bring you sart, along with me, yon maraudin’—niver mind fwhat | called her

“Thin | wint for the Gaff, an by the specia! ordher av Providence, for I was doin a good work you will ondersthand,

| Dennis’ springs hild ioight. ‘Now, whin | the capt’n goes for that kit,’ thinks I,

‘he'll be throubled.’ At the end av ‘Sweethearts’ off the capt’n runs in his kyurt to the colonel’s house, an I sits down on the steps an laughs. Wanst an again | slipped in to see how the little piece was goin, an whin ut was near endin | stepped out all among the car- ri'ges an sings out very softly, ‘Jun- gil Wid that acarri’gé began to move, ‘Hitherao! sez 1. an he hitheraoed till I judged he was at proper distance, an thin I tuk him fair an square betune the eyes, all | knew for good or bad, an he dbropped wid a guggle like the canteen beer en-

| gine whin ut’srunninlow. ThinIran

to the kyart an tuk out all the kit an piled ut into the carri’ge, the sweat runnin down my face in dhrops. ‘Go home.’ sez | to the sais. ‘You'll find a man close here. Very sick he is. Take him away, an if you iver say wan wurrd about fwhat you've dekkced I'll marrow you till your own wife won't sumjao who you are!’ Thin I heard the stampin av feet at the ind av the play. an I ran in to let down the curtain.

/ Whin they all came cut, the gurl thried

to hide herself behind wan av the pil- lars, an sez ‘Jungi’ in a voice that wudn’t have scared a hare. [run over to Jungi's carri'ge an tuk up*the lousy old horse blanket on the box, wrapped my head an the rest av me in ut an

| dhrove up to where she was.

‘* ‘Miss Sahib,’ sez I, ‘goin to the sta- tion; Captain Sahib’s order!’ An widout a sign she jumped in all among her own kit

‘*I Inid to an dhruv like steam to the colonel’s house before the colonel] was there. an she screamed an I thought

' she was goin off Out comes the ayah,

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sayin all sorts av things about the capt’n havin come for the kit an goné to the station.

***Take out the luggage, you divil, sez 1, ‘or ['l] murther you!’

“The lights av the thraps people comin from the Gaff was showin acrost the parade ground, an by this an that the way thim two women worked at the bundles an thrunks was a caution! i was dyin to help, but, seein I didn’t want to be known. | sat wid the blank- et roun’ me an conghed an thanked the saints there was no moon that night.

‘‘Whin all was in the house ag’in, I niver asked for bukshish, but dbruv tre- menjus in the opp'site way from the other curri'ge an put out my ligats. Presintly | saw a naygur man wallow- in in the road. I slipped down before 1 got to bim, for Lsuspicioned Providence

' was wid me all through that night

life and health to the advice of some incom- |

Twas Jangi. his nose smashed in flat, xl} dnmb sick as you please Dennis mun wnst have tilted him oot av the thrap Whin he came to, ‘Hutt!’ sez L but be began to howl

‘**Yon black lump av dirt,’ I sez, ‘is this the way you dhrive your gharri? That tikka has teen owin an fereowin all over the bloomin country this whole bloomin night. an you as mut-walla as Davey'’ssow. Get up, you hog!’ sez 1 louder, for I heard the wheels av a thrap in the dark. ‘Get up an light your lamps. or you'll beruninto! This was on the road to the railway station.

‘**Fwhat the divil’s this?’ sez the capt'n’s voice in the dhark. an I could judge he was in a lather av rage.

“ “sbarri dhriver here, dhrunk, sorr, sez |. ‘I've found his gharri sthrayin about cantonmints, an now I've found hin.

‘ ‘Oh! sez the capt’n. ‘Fwhat's his name? Istooped down an pretended to listen.

‘He sez his name’s Jungi, sorr. pez I. ee yo CURE TOOTHACHE INA MINUTE

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“ ‘Houid my parse, sez the capt n { to his man. an wid that he gets down wid the whip an lays into Jungi. jost mad wid rage an swearin like the scut he was

“| thonght afther awhile he wud kill the man, so | sez ‘Stop. sir. or you'll mordber him' That dhrew ail his fire or me an be curved me into blazes ap

out again. I stud to attenshin an salut- ed. ‘Sorr,’ sez I, ‘if ivry man in this wurruld had his rights, I’m thinkin that more than wan wud be beaten to a shakin jélly for this night’s work — that never came off at all, sorr, as you see.” ‘Now,’ thinks I to myself, “Ter- ence Mulvaney, you've cut your own throat, for he'll sthrike, an you'll knock him down for the good av his sow] an your own iverlastin dishgrace!’

“But the capt’n never said a single wurrd. He choked where he stud, an thin he wint into his thrap widont sayin good night, an I wint back to barricks.”’

*‘And then?’’ said Ortheris and I to- gether

“That was all,” said Mulvaney ‘‘Niver another wurrd did I hear av the whole thing. All I know was that there was no e-vasion, an that was fwhat I wanted Now, I put ut to you, sorr, is ten days’ C. B. a fit an a proper tratemcnt for a man ‘who has behaved as ne?”

‘Well, sny'’ow,” said Ortheris, ‘*tweren't this ‘ere colonel’s daughter, an you was blazin copped when you tried to wash in the fort ditch.”

‘That.”’ said Mulvaney, finishing the champagne, “tis a shunarfluons an im- vert 'nint observation.”

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Port Muccrave, June 5, 1897

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