‘ , r Y Y r "NT THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTBROWN, MARCH 30).1869 — eee o aa sl : 4 ; An Unworthy Trick. isn’t he going to play sometningy’— 8008 bed been Chosen in his place, Hier pape - Ihe Examiner Calendar. In a recent Pall Mall Gazette we find | Youth's Companion. oe dame ge Eliot in the street again , " one ll : ‘ea tor — — — 6 latter was warm in his congratula- FOR MARCH.... a good we ry < ; a lande oe “ ; a A Kangaroo Colony Near London. | gions. ‘*My dear bisbop,’’ he said, ‘' i ee Lay wt ” } Switzerland, who was very c iter- ‘ ae Pa ae rae ae ’ iq T yd +t 2 snes ested in a railway matter upon which If we W ere to break suddenly upon a | must congratulate you. ‘The church ee? Nasir tase tea BO Sed a es 4 ft ; MOONS CHANGES tne dishes @ here be was landed had to | London cyclist and tell him that with- | couldn’t heve madea better selection. I ‘ Atl vote. He wanted it to vote affirmative- in 20 miles of his great city.there was a | thought you should have been the chaise x . ve, t : ; “ € : : , : 3 i ‘ . . Bs ” r % ry , : ” 5 ly, and so he let it be generally under- | “ a ‘cea out es a = WP ke i OGe : aad \j ) stood that over ae would become the ree ‘woth al of being in ea Warm Water Baptism. Se Pum ie } i recipient of a liberal hamper of wine, , li: ' “ae : : - or wid d there was no Sabie vote to | need of a straitjacket. Yet we are as- | We would impress upon the clergyr iain { 7 : We'’k — Higk * found in the ballot box. The number | 5" d on the highest authority that such | the necessity of having the Water warm 2 Rises.| Sets ngth Water. | -¢ voters, including the great man him- | is the case, the colony existing on Leith | ed. Baptism, it is true, is seldom or Y ; “4 ®°3 C seid, tainted 10K. aA Ue ie ohne Hill common. About 14 years ago some | never administered by linmersion, bat J7k accoruaiice wita our advertise. é 2 { s\\Wednesdav (6 30 16 48 111 ¢ > 6 re eee was to be taken every one of | kangaroos escaped from Wootton House, | even wheu affusion is used the contact aici ‘ . 7. 3 hursday 38 +0 ° > 1> | them went tothe poll. Not only that where they had been kept in confine- os a a with a child’s head might pouty Sf BRataleen Oe Wworsmlansiltp yrs j iday $7 12 5 ee : , + ; The aj > injuriously affect one wi ‘ 2ady ; . : : ae = = Le : Of | but every one of that crowd went to the ment. They took up their quarters near sa om ul lk : _—_ oo aire ads to tite irilest extent and in every aturday J+ 4 2 , ee poll with the conviction that that bam- Leith bill and have remained and mul- ciently iow power of resistance.— 2 ; waeny - 50 iS | 24 | per of wine was as good asin his cellar, tiplied there ever since. It seems strange | Lancet. par.icular, and as an evidence that ionday ( 5? 22 6 3 ee ? ’ ee - — ee ee — - eA ae ase : . > <a | hate diese rat sha readily that such emblems of the far west | : 4] wesday 28 53 7) ee eee, ae hould exist in a wild state where the When the sultan of Turkey attende the Guarantee Card, which y il] | %: Wednesday 26 54 28 68 08 | imagined when the ballot box wasfound a fee of Raden winks slesadt ts ibe Friday midday prayer at the mosqu’ uc Guarantee Card, warch you wul ; > cs ; / es » gontet ~ : two oa rei 4 ) ‘ ‘i . : ; ° ac 9 ) bursday 24 56 31 8 56 | to contain 10% affirmative papers and = 6Fr " 6 : in Constantinople, the garrison of 30,- find in the nocke:s of SI werlex ake : 10 Frida 2 57 35 945 | one negative. To the imagination also felt and where the bum of the wheel | beb six 4k Siettbend a) : ’ im? in ine pockets ofr Shorey’s var- iGe 4 / . : n: . it i ait ; : > . ‘ y i R 2 1! ty iv *() 5 59 39 ) 34 must be ] ft the language in which during the sulnmer months 18 almost Oni. “bh - a . ren the route } s - o.. . ” 12 Sunday ls 6 OQ 41 11 23 their feeling# found expression when Uneceasing song. — London Bicycling in such a.way that be sball be safely | ' 1: », means waat it Says; if you are : . ant ee a: ee expressi ie guarded from the moment he leaves bis | | ‘ 3 y - ; igo, | they arrived at the certainty that the ‘ : galace untilhe isom bis oarpetinthe |) WC271nyg 1S Wednesday: 13 4 1 159 | J#uded proprietor had landed them by A Theological Point. ‘tacred edifice. } Ao ‘Vednesca) ae oN Se . ' - : ; 16’ Thursday ll 5 55 | 2 39 | Siving that vote himself. “d That jovial Irishman and sturdy Cal- § 17 Friday 9 n 58 3 28 eid Chinen the: Cee vinist, The Rev. Jobn Hempbill, was | ™@ ; — a Of e S ; y 3 7 120 '416 avi $3 ussi , y a 5 9 ie A resident in a small suburban town baving a stiff discussion with a Roman Be om l i= . aitonn Glemes B had Catholic fellow countryman respecting ; x ¥ 3 ll 8 5 54 quite a iong distance from boston hac th ehes f th mu f h Your 21 luesday l 12 ll 6 42 a Visit fron a German friend who knew a a oe . Se ‘ r3 wah ety ‘ Ready-to=Wear 22 Wednesday 5 59 13 14 731 | very little English but played the vio- Soe caddis < matt c Stioe 23 sday 57 15 18 8 20 | lin well. One of this resident's neigh- 7 , ™ ee, ee ae ; 24) Friday 55 16 21 909 | bors gave a ‘‘musical evening,”’ and of of the controversialists would yield an j Clothing 25 Saturday 53 = 24 ; 59 | course he and his visitor were invited. inch. Finally the layman tried a spe- 4 . : 26 Sunday st) 6B | 2 10 46 | The German took his violin, and when | U8 argument: x , and co not find it perfectly satisfactory ia every 2 Monday a 20 = . “9 | his turn came he played one of his best | oe = ai if _S j . ] d ‘ll > -—— . <0) 4 uesday a4 eve | miones ¢ . . nate | Four paris! ioners shou ie an 6- articular an y at , . Inj 20 Wednesday! 45 22 37. «1:13: | :«~Pieces, from one of the great masters. | paar op O00 REG: ‘eoeuhiatl lian eon i P Wii conmunicate your ¢ompiaints 30'T hursday 43 > 4] 2 02 When he had finished, there was an | 9%° y ’ , you pray to us. we will that tished 4 . Ae - . _ ~ _ ~ 99? r = “ 31|Friday 5 42 5 1124 250 | awkward silence and no applause. The ea * lied th 1 a i ’ . see at you are satisne : OT your people were still looking expectantly at» N" nn Be : cme a — oe } money refunded. | the German, who looked disappointed *®9@®F © ie talem =postsively. : Wants lost Found &e and flustered. The silence grew painful. ering t wed ns ae I _— j j ' | Finally the hostess, quite red in the Pray *or another /1ke him? San 2 ran- ‘ H. SHOREY & Ci, . - MONTREAL. | face, edged over to the side of the Ger- | cisco News Letter. - oc ie i: man’s friend ' Mfgs. of ‘* Ready-to-Wear”’ Clothing.

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A A ‘ 7 ’ ; ss 4 L/'ST.— A sacred tune bork, near the Hazel- } caw Ww sting! “75 on Ji P t \ iA & | v a : f h t : brook Baptist Church on 2! Mareh, ow.ers Why, now that be’s got tuned up, boys eames named *'Little Muck. as. ALON ¢ c el nS Agents or ( own nanie supvoeses to be in same. piease leave | because of bis bigness. He was the tall 2 at tere of Jenki's & soa or communicate est man ip the company—about 6 feet ? ae _ SS a ~ _— = - eo with R. Jenkin Mt, «albion 73 } ; ‘yet ; inches—and one of the bravest in the THE BEST is always imitated.

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