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ning year, and the

THE RED CROsS

They, too, Have heard the drumbeat ‘ They follow the bugle's call

These who are swift with pity On the fleld where brave men fall

Whon the battle boom is silent And the echoing thunder di 3, Thev haste to the plain red sodden

With the blood of sacrifice

The flag that floats above them Is marked with a crimeon sic

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That once for man's reljemption | Knew earth's compl

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Bring love's immortal cress.

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And so they follow the bugle

And heed the drumbeat's call, But their errand is one of pity—

They succor the men who fall. —Harper’s Bazar.

TOO SURE OF HER MAN.

He Came to Tell Her Important

News, hut She Beat Him Of. ‘“‘There’s no use of your saying a word!’’ exclaimed the woman of the house as soon as she had epened the door and glanced at the man standing outside. ‘I know you.”

‘*But, ma’am’’—

**T recognized you as soonas I saw you, You can’t’’—

**Ma’am’’—

“You're the man who sold me a washing machine six months ago for that wasn’t worth shucks. It wouldn’'t’’—

“‘All I wanted to tell you, ma’am, 69 © cane

“It wouldn’t wash anything. The longer you used it the dirtier the clothes got. You couldn’t sell me anything now if you was to pay me for teking it. When a man fools me once, be won’t ever have the chance to doitagain. I can tell you that. I'll seil that washing machine back to you for 50 cents. It doesn’t make any difference what you’ve got this time. I wouldn’t touch it with a ten foot pole, and you can talk until you are gray. It won’t do any good.”’

‘*Madam,’’ yelled the man, who had been dancing about impatiently, ‘‘your kitchen roof is blazing where that iron stovepipe runs up through it! That's what I stopped to’’—

**Good land! Why didn’t you say so? What did you want to stand there talk- ing for when the house is burning up? Run over to that grocery store on the corner and turn in an alarm! Fire! Fire!’’

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For eale by Geo. E. Hughes

Liberal Conservatives

ATTENTION !

Notice is hereby given that the

Liberal Conservative Conference for Prince Edward Island will hold its annual meeting in the Masonic Tem- ple, Charlottetown, on the 26th day of January, inst, at the hour of eleven o’clock in the forenoon.

Thursday,

Conveners for the Dominion Rid- Districts and Polling Districts are requested to take immediate action in securing a full

representation of Delegatcs from all parts of the Province.

meetings of the Conference

The

will be open to all electors who agree with the Opposition in Federal and Local affairs.

Reduced rates on the P. E. Island

Railway will be obtained as usual.

», FERGUSO N, President.

Cc. R. SMALLWOOD,

Secretary.

2dy« wk. Her. Wat. Jour. wk

aii ene

The Annual Meeting

— OF THE~-

Charlottetown Mutual Fire Insur-

ance Company

d in Farquharson‘s Building Queen sdey. January 26th, 1899, at /< ; ; ors ror the en

transaction of guch cther

ness as may come before it, HARSON, B. BALDERSTON,

D, FARQU President Secretary 7- dy awtd a eal esa a esi

eoesFOR-::*

NEW .. YEAR'S GIFTS G.H. TAYLORS

HOW INDIANS SWEAR PIOUSLY

dians have a usefu call a swearing god. equally ugly and even more convenient,

nailed to the wall of the and the use of the

or his cayuse steps intoa prairie dog’s

Charlottetown School of Music.

W. Harry Watts, Director

(which includes nae of organ for practice and blower) $15 per term of 20 Jessons. Pano (ove bour) $10 per term.

ey ry Saturday at 10.30. ( free, but are to provide themselves with e>m bined note and exercise books.

THE DAILY EXAMINER, CUARLOTTETOWN, JANUARY 24, 1899

Se nae . ’ .

stis said that a certain tribe of In- | divinity which they it is very small,

it generally stands ona pedestal or is living room, picturesque language

is accounted not a stn, bat a pious duty.

Thus if an

in its presence Indian bruises his finger,

hole and wickedly brenks his leg he

)

“cnfines him ; ccnines himself to general remarks on the Weather until hea rea hes home and Sees again the comforting face of tho

grinning devil. Then he becomes sud- denly possessed of the eloquence of a mule driver, and the things that be says would make any ¢ rdinary effigy shrivel | up with horror, but used to it.

the swearing god is

i | After all, so called civilized beings are not so far beyond the Indian. When we |

set angry at a man we burn him in ef- figy, or hang up a doll whose distorted features convey our impressions of his vuworth, and throw stones at it.—New | York World. . — Negro Development. |

Medical researches show that in a general way white children exhibit |

more diversity in their measurements and the negro more uniformity, this be- coming even ’ Thus, the

more marked with age. | negro children are taller at the same age than the whites, but there are no marked differences up to the age | of about 14. The size of the head is | somewhat smaller in the negro, teeth | are stronger and healthier and more | regular, and the cutting period more | strongly defined. There is a decided | negro ear, which is smaller and has a | drooping upper lobe, often with an an- | gle. The negro body is less fat and has relatively more muscular development in both sexes. The arm spread is greater and hands and feet both average longer. The thighs are more prominent in the middle, and the legs are smaller.—New York Tribune.

A Noble Critic. When Pope was first introduced to Lord Halifax, to read his ‘‘lliad,’’ the noble critic generously criticised this

pasage and that word at frequent inter- ;

vals. The poet was stung with vexation, for the parts that most pleased him were the ones most criticised. As he returned home with Sir Samuel Garth, he reveal- ed his displeasure.

*“*Oh,’’ said Garth, ‘‘you are not ac- quainted with his lordship; be must criticise. At the next visit, read him the same passages and tell him you recollected his criticisms.’’ Pope made use of this stratagem. Lord Halifax was delighted and exclaimed, ‘‘Pope, they are now inimitable!’’

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HORACE HASZARD

Ch’town, Jan 5th ‘OY 4 2 wks eod

FARM TO LET AT ROYALTY:

To let “Milford Farm” on the North River Road, about a mile from the city, at present in the occupation of the Widow of the late George Thorne. It comprises about 29 acres of laad in a high state of cultivation, fronts on the North River Shore. There ie a good one and @ balf story farm house with outbuildings and a large s'able and barn, and a tool house on the premises. Poseess‘on given, if re- quired latter end of November. There premises are wel! adapted for a burcher and pasture farm. Rent $203.00 a year.

articulara apply to. For further paren NTEL DAVI2S,

GREAT SHOOTERS OF EUROPE

In Europe, where the question of a grfne supply does not enter into consid eration, Kiliing for count is recognized os legitimate and sportsmanlike. He is cousidered to have madearecord of bou or who has bagged the largest numbers of birds oy other game. Thus we read of ope Trauttmansdorff — Princes Carl ‘Trauttmansdorff—who has to his credit for a single day's shooting the slaughter cit $62 head of game, with the best bag of pheasants, 303; of partridges, 632; of hares, 416; of rabbits, 638; of roe-

12; of failow decr, 20, and of

blackcock, 14, and a best year’s ccunt

10,533 bead of assorted game. An- other record smasher is Earl ce Gray, whose exploits have been duly tabulated for a series of years, from 1867 to 1895 His pheasants score was 111,119, with

¥,401 partridges, 47,468 grouse, 26,747

as many hares, 2,785 snipe,

2,077 wocdcock, 1,898

wild cuck, 567

12 baffalo, 1] tigers, a cou] le of rninoceroses, and 9,000 assorted, making a total of 516,699 forthe ntire period, or

avout 11,000 annaally Which the most ind: shooter in this country work hard to equal. voble

This is a record istrious mar.tat would needs fn very truth the sportsman must have been a mon-

omaniac in the field. Yet for all his {

siaughter the game supply where he shot bas not been permanentiy diminished. — forest and Stream

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