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THS DAILY EXAMINER, CHARW'I"LTETOWN FEBRUARY 18, 1899 ce 2A UT LE AR TS OE ROSY LT aa cin Cun TRS a a ET,

HE DID NOT THINK!

oo . PRINIE ALFRED'S FUNERAL. | j

Impressive Service Held on ‘the Ar-

rival of the Remains

: }

The body of Prince Alfred, only son and | heir ot the Duke of Ffaxe-Cobuig and

Gotha, who died at Meran, in the Austrian [yrol,on Fen. 6th, wae placed in the vauits of the Friddenstein church. i‘welve non-coO amussioned Officers bore the from the train to the The procession tothe church was then formed, headed by a battalion of trooper. A footman led Prince Alfred’s horse behind the hearee, deside which walked 24 non-commissioned oftizers and

} . nearee,

| four chamberlaine., The Duke ot Saxe

i Coburge ahd Gotha, with bis so 8 a Prince Ferdinand of Roumania, Grat

Duke Ernest Louis of Hesse, anc Prince

Ernest, Prince hereditary of Hobenlote Langenburg, followed the hearse, and ther came representatives of the foreigo courts, he route of the procession lined with local guilds and school chilirer. [he Duchess of Saxe-Coburg 9 ard Gotha the ladies of the prin els and’ royel families met at the church, where brief services were

held,

was

and

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PINETTE ITEMS.

Thanks to your Brookdale correapon-

La Grippe is very prevalent here at present,

Phe matrimonial wave is about over.

Your correspondent extends his con- gratulations to Captain Joha D. and Mre McDonald, and trusts thattheir journey | through iife brightened with the glad sun of happineste

Among our horee trottere that deserve more than a passing notize,the following are deserving of special mention: Sam Slick, owned by A. D Gillis,, is a beauti- ful jet bleck horse, and is a most deter- mined animal which can show her speed under the ekilful training of Firlay Mc Donald, who is a noted horee jockey, and fully understands his business. Minnie M., owned by Simon Murchison, will yet make her mark, and lower ber record from 2.36to2.19. Wallie B., owned by John Buchanan, is @ mare that is too well known to need any commenis. Flora, owned ty Charles Campbell, is an anima! that deserves more than _—s praise and a passing notice, and is under the able training of Samuel McLeod who knows if a horse can not. We must con- gratulate Mr. Campbell upon being the owner of so fine a mare, and we expect yet to see hier make her mark. Flying Freoch- manh,cwned hy Jobn F. McDonald, isa p-rfect beauty and is a horse that the owner ought to be proud of, and is able to go in 2.27. Reporter, owned by the Mezers Docherty, is a horee whose career ig too well known. He his fame as a trotter needs nocommen'. Boys, keep training, as ao interesting time is expected inthe near future. Libers! prizeaare offered including such prizes asa hemlock parlor table,5 chaire,etc, Due announcement lateron. .It is expected that a concert w:ll be given in the night.

It is rumored that Orwell, has been appointel

may be

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Chas, Gillis, of Ass stant In

eprctor of Fisheries for Queen’s County |S'X WiEKSINA PAIN DUNGEON

Fishermen, beware! If euch is the case vou willlavea hard nut to contend with. No partislity about Mr. Gi lis.

D.

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What About That Rooster

Sir,--Isee by the last Patriot that the rooster is dead. He died broken-hearted because he lost his voice justafter the political death and burial of his friend, Meddie Gellant; who was killed politically while elevating the standard of purity aod

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Orwel Cheese Factory. neem

Following ia the list of the highest

patrons of ihe Orwell Checse Factory

ince the establishment in the year 1895 four years — pounds all added up: I }ys Donald R M em ee . ss o tees 143 539 Bone. D SeN ici, ck es 107,960 Donald J Nicholeon......... 107,953 Lavi BE Dette ncs.« « tercteececccscssic 97,968 Jenjamin MacdonaRl.......... : 97 C03 Douald W McLeod 93,053 Finlay MaeEsachern............ 83,895 \lexavder DMacleod.......... 80,500 Ronald C Maecdonald,............ 80.495 ‘apt dohn A Niiholson,..ccce ° 74,400 teorge = | Oo. sek Cae 72,170 Aces J in L aba chemicals 69,516 hn S&S M i arn 67.544 mePhOe UTE <b eas bh ee eek os 65,255 Murdo k Ao n. 59 347 pute BONO 4 i. aa oka 57,199 nrdock Maet O86. cca: 56.177 Lemekiin MOON: &+iwieeeain 56,080 Si heat TRO OG nS es cena 59,145 Witham .. O'U-nnell, .. 6c... 53 803 Macdont]d Bristin« 1 ccccccocccccccs 57.948 Ames SORE POs cs 3 a otwiie 50733 Maithew Morffsey................ 49500 ‘ee eee . 48,915 Reeres Mh. Goth, is imitans COM Norman McLeod.......7....00.. 46,309 Wiliam Coady.... ae Jansen COG isuisas Chis dees eee Sout TOWN... s cin ici eee

sevveeee] 994,852

483,713 66,719

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Average per year... .. Average per patron..........--

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33 025 51,155 30 995 Finley McEachern ................ 29,458 Cuaas. GILLIS. (O.her papers please copy.)

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A Contirmed Invalid Acute Rheumatism — South American Rheumatic Cure Gives Him His

From

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(Geo. England, of Chatham, N. B., isa carpenter and shipbuilder by trade. Tarough exposure toall kinds of weather contracted a most acute form of rheuma- tiem. Hie joints swelled and stffened, and he wae Jaid up in his bed for six weeks. After dociors had failed to relieve him he tried South American Rheumatic Cure,

reform? BatlI notice (with much alarin) thata fully armed solider bas taken the place occupied by the rooster. Are we to take this as an intimation thatany one in the future daring to entera prstest, or give evidence that will unseat and dis- qualify e corrupt Grit wi!l be shot? Or is the Judge in danger? Peradventura it may be Laurier with his Saskatchewan musket that now occupies the rooster’s place.

Piz.

A professor-hip of brewing and malting is to be established at the new Birming~ bam University, and the chair will be wel! worth holding, for nearly £23,000 bas already been subscribed locally towards the endewment.

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and touse his own words: ‘ln 24 bours after I had commenced taking the remedy the pain all left me, toe swelling subsided and to-day lam acured man.”—Sold by Dr.S. W. Dodd and Geo. E. Hughes dre ggists.

Mr Arthur Dauseresaw, Postmaster of Monirea!, confirms the report that he will resign his positicn, which is worth $4,000 a year, (oteke the editorial management ot La Presse.

It ia now essured that the first round of central meeungs in connection witd the Werleya1 Methodist Twentieth Century fund of Great Britain will produce not ess (han 500,000 guineas,

THE BANISHMENT OF INDIGESTION,

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Indigestion is the curse of hundreds of thousands of lives,

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There never yet wasacase of Indix gestion that Dodd’s Dyspepsia ‘Tablets could not cure quickly aud permaneatly.

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On thie freeh, rich blood every organ, nerve, muscle and bone in tue body is fed and strengthened,

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This isthe whcle secret of the success of Dodd’s Dyspepsia Tablets. They re- move the cause of Indigestion, and prevent it from returning, Dodd’s Dyspep» sia Tablets never fal. They cannot fail if given a fair chance.

Dodds Dyspepsia Tablets are sold by all druggists, at fifty cents a box, six box-~ es $2.50, orsent,on receipt of nries, he

Kidney Disease Could be

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and Cured His Disease, Says Mr,

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James Fraser, of Pictou, N. &.

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So suid Mr. James Fraser, ome of the most higbly esteemed and justly popular resident» of this cily.

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“You koow I was a great sufferer trom Kidoey Disease. Well, 1 tried \hree medi-

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“Now, I know there is one proprietory medicine that willdo all that is claimed for it. That medicine is Dodd’s Kidney Pill»

“Afier being helpless, bedfast for four months, I was persuaded wotry Dodd’s Kidney Pills. Although I was suffering t rribly, I was unW lling to do eG, us I haa lost confidence in al! the doctores’ medi cipnes

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b xid’-§ Kidney Pills are eold by al druggists at fifty Cents a box, six boxes $2 50; or cent, on reCeipt of price, by The Dodd’s Medicine Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont.

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Marriage with a deceased wife’s sisier is now legal in the Isle of Man, a measure to this effect having just passed the House of Keys, with bul one dissentient vote. This is nOw the lawin a'l the British colonies; but in the United Kingdom all efforts to get such a law passed have proved abor- tive.

Canon MacColl bas completed a work entitled “The Reformation Settlement” in which he discusses the questions raised by Sir William Veroon Harcourt’s famous letters on the ritual in the Church of Eng- laud,and vindicates tbs position of the historic high church party.

Thieves bave stolen the golden braids that were on the wreaths that En.peror William and the king of Saxony caused to be pleced on the tomb of ex-Chancelior Von Caprivi. «

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A CLEVER RUSSIAN.

He Found a Method of Seating His Persian Creditor.

In Persia, when a creditor fails to get his money in any other way, he appears in the debtor’s house and sits down, Then he does not move uway till the delinquent pays up. He enters the debt- or’s sleeping apartments, if possible, and has his meals brought in. A few years ago a Persian held an unsatisfied claim against the British government, and he presented himself before the British minister one day and camped out in his private office. The minister did not see the joke, and sent for a policeman. That madea lot of noise and trouble, and the Russian representative in Teheran evi- dently learned a lesson from it, for he Mavaged a case of the same kind much differently.

The Persian who demanded money from the Russian (Count Kolomeisow) was a holy man, a dervish, and when he sat down in the Russian’s anteroom to wait till the latter paid his disputed claim Count Kolomeisow knew that he could not get rid of him without much fuss and explanation. It is against the laws, or at least the custom, which is just as firm, to touch a creditor who takes this means of collecting money, so the count could not throw him out. He thought over the matter, and one morning he sent for a lot of masons. Then ke ordered them to build a wall around the dervish, who was sitting in the middie of the room. The dervish watched them placidly at first, but when the wall grew and it became ap- parent tbat it would be completed soon he jumped over it, ran away and has not been seen since. They say that the count is the first man in Teheran who

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