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waters of this stream, is quite a differ- ent thing. How many have seen the > River through the veil of timent and song, under the envir- nt of the first named order; and how few, comparatively, have actual- y stood upon the banks of the river itself, listened to the soft, low murmur of its meandering waters, so clear, so beautiful and so blue in eddy places, with trees bending over its bosom, all festooned with long, waving Spanish moss, which so abounds in the western regions of Florida. Fewer stiil are those who have lived upon the banks of this river, known throughout the world of song, long enough to make a study of the people who dwell perman- ently in its long, sweeping vales—the land of flowers, song birds and sun- snine,

Just how a river, a narrow little sand-bottomed, blue-watered river, that plays so smalla part in the map of the United States as does the Su- wanee could ever have become so famous in this wide world, does seem range, to one when he comes to think it, all because of a mere song. But, after all, it has a charm all its own, and the average visitor will find, when he once falls under its spell, that it will linger with him with surprising tenacity, and grow upon him like the shadow of some mysterious fascination, No doubt there was some such inspira- tion behind the lines:—

Way down upon de S’wanee Ribber,’

Far, far away;

Dar’s whar my heart am turnin’ ebber,

Dar’s whar de old folks stay.

Be that as it may, no such ideal pic- ture book songs as this are ever heard on the Suwanee River in real life, un- less it be, now and then, when some resident of this section chooses to hum w lines of this same song ina spirit much the same as that of the leacon in church who says ‘‘Amen” when the preacher has finished the morning prayer—simply agreeing to what the author of this immortal song has written.

But there are songs along the Su- wanee River that are characteristic | unique in all their plaintive mel- ody, pathos and humor. The negroes who are found at work along the river, on the little boats that haul timber up and down frem the mills ox phosphate from the mines, or out in

« lumber camps and fields along the

r bank, seem to be all ng. They go about their work in the morning with a song and sing all the li mg day. crooning some plaintive in a monotonous fashion, or else joining in a chorus where there are several of them, and making the woods around fairly reverberate with the ioes of their camp meeting hymns, such as this:—

Jes’ look over yonder what I see—

Angels bid me ter come-—-

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One of the lively “jig songs” that are often heard in the lumber and phos- phate camps along the Suwanee River runs something like this:—

Jaybird up de sugar tree, Sparrow on de groun’,

Juybird shake de sugar down, Sparrow pass hit eroun’,

Shoo, ladies, shoo, Shoo, ladies, shoo,

Shoo, ladies, shoo my gal, I’m boun’ for Sugar Hill.

Five cents is my pocket change,” Ten cents is my bill; If times don’ git no bettah heah I’m boun’ for Sugar Hill, etc., etc.

The music of this song is much in the fashion of the common negro songs, lively, yet full of pathos and plaintive melody. There is that in all negro songs that is plaintive. even their most exasperating foot-shaking and _soul- stirring “‘jig songs.”

True, typical negro songs rarely ever show any particular effort at prepara- tion. They seem to just boil right out of the darkey’s heart and soul, and if by chance they manage to get a fairly good jingle or rhyme to them, it is by no special poetical painstaking on the part of the author, and, in fact, is of but little consequence to him.

Such are the songs that one hears on the Suwanee river, in these modern days of progress and material develop- ment.

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FIGHTING IN CUBA,

Encounters With Rebels Near Santa Clara, '

Advices from Havana state that General Solanos reports that his column bad a series of encounters with various parties of rebels at and in the vicinity of Caumac, pear Santa Clara, in which the rebels were each time dispersed, leaving an aggregate of 32 de don the field. The Spanish column lost one lieutenant and two pri- vy .tes killed; a captain and fifieen privates wounded. Other encounters are reported to have taken place in the provinces of Matanzas, Havana and Pinar del Rio, in which thirty rebels were killed and many wounded, the Spatish loss being two officers and five privates wounded. Later advices siate that the Cubans have won a decisive victory, the Spanish loss being in killed and wounded about 700.

Montreal Catholics are enjoined in a cireular signed by Vicar General Beur- geault, administrator of the archdiocese, to abstain from gaities during the winter in conzequence of the death of Archbishop Fabre. The order is to take effect at ounce.

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William Butler, Possawan, Ont. Suffer- ed many months. Cured of Protruding Piles by one box.

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Nelson Simmons, Myersburg, Ont., cared of Itching Piles.

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Mrs. Dobell, of London, Ont., Cured for 25 Cents

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‘Yes, I am Mrs. Dobell,” said a comely, pleasant-face| woman at her home on Horton street to a News reporter to-day, ‘‘and I will very gladly tell you what you want to know. About three years ago my husband was very ill, and I had frequently occasion to rise in the night and go for a doctor or to the druggist. In my hurry i often neglected to properly clothe myself, and contracted several heavy colds, which turned at last to chronic catarrh. I tried doctors, who helped me, but did not cure me, aud several special catarrh medicines, I was relieved but not cured. I was suffering intolerably when Mr. Shuff recommended me to try CHASE'S CATARRH CURE, and it began at once to help, and in about two months had entirely cured me. I cannot speak too highly of this remarkable medicine, and cheerfully recommend it to a‘! sufferers from catarrh,” The blower included is a great help to sufferers,

There are fewer Roman Catholics pro- portionately in Sweden than in any other European country—only 810 out of a population of 4,744,400.

The Life of Dr. Chase,

As a compiler of Chase’s Recipe Book his name is familiar in every household in the land, while asa physician his works on simple formulas left an imprint of his name that will be handed down from generation to geveration. His last great medicine, in the form of his Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine, is having the large public patronage that his Ointment, Pills and Catarrh Cure are having. Dr. Chase’s Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine is especially adapted for all Bronchial and Asthmatic troubles.

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f GALENDAR FOR JANUARY, 1:97, New Moon, 3rd day, lh. 50.9m. a. m First Quar, 10th day, 5h. 33.4m. p. m full Moon, 18th day, 4h. 4.3m., p. m

| Last quarter, 25th day, 3h. 56.2m. p. m.

Sun | Sun] High Dey of Week rises | sets | water hm/hm aft

1 } Friday 7491)4 18 9 23

2 | Saturday 49 19] 10 24

3 {| Sunday 49 20} 11 8

4} Monday 49 21] 11 51

6 | Tuesday 49 22; morn

6 | Wednesday 48{, 23! 027

7 | Thursday 48 24 4

8 | Friday 48 26 1 36

$ | Saturday 48 27 213

10 | Sunday 47 29 2 53 *L| Monday 47 39 3 42 12 | Tuesday 47 31 4 42 13 | Wednesday 46 33 5 48 ‘4] Thursday 46 34 ‘-2 .3 | Friday 45 35 8 8 16 | Saturday 44 37 8 59 {7 | Sunday 43 39 9 45 18; Monday 42 40] 10 29 {| Tuesday 42 a) iF 20 | Wednesday 41 42] 11 45

21 | Thursday 40 43] aft 20 22 | Friday 3°] 44 0 56 23 | Saturday 3:+ 4 1 35 24 | Sunday 3% 47 2 29 25 | Monday 36 49 3 12 26 | Tussday 35 50 414 27 ' Wednesday 34 51 5 56 28 | Thursday 33] 53 7 2 39) Friday | 32, 64 | B3l 30! Saturday 314 55 9 22 31-- Sunday ; Bee 67) tt

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THE YEAR'S Fona«ac,

By the Marquis [Te I euville

Onward, Bright Hope! take the helm of the Year,

Shun the Dead S: a of Jost chances,

The Past is despeir in a desert waste drear,

With a wail throug) its weird expanses.

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Onward with Love, aye on! Friend and Foe!

And he who hath most forgiven

Shall] win each race of glory below,

And a place at the gates of Heaven.

So dash back your tears! Have courage again !

On! past the torturing night, Bovs,

Hail for the dawn, o’er its shadow of pain,

And fight fair and straight for the right, Boys.

With a ballet how many have sealed sad

fate ! On the tide’s heaving breast some ar’ sleeping, When a good drink of Mercy that drown: all hate

Had saved half the souls we are weeping

The micer’s coffer is fast, and his belt

Hides the key until Death shall lock it; :

If he took the gold with him maybe it might melt,

‘And a shroud has seldom a pocket.

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new patterns are added, to fit all the latest shoe-shapes, and Granby , ‘* yp-to-dat vr Rubbers are always ‘‘ up-to-date Don’t Draw the Feet

They are honestly made of pure They Fit the Boot

rubber, thin, light, elastic, durable, NM extra thick at ball and heel.

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What is Cheapness?:

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List of Ratepayers for the City of Charlottetown

in default for assessment due on Real Property for tue year euding 31st December 1896, containing names of a!] such defaulters, and the amouut due from them, res- pectively, with a statement of the Namber of the Town Lot, Water Lot, and Common Lot apot which or avy part thereof. such asses=meut is in-default.

NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual General Meeting of the share holders of Tuk Examiner Publishing Company, will be held at the Office of The Examiner Newspaper, on Wednesday, the 27th day of January, inst, at eight o’clock in the evening

ARCHIBALD IRWIN

Secretary.

Ch’town, Jan 9, 1397. Wants, Lest, Found, &:

Advertisements under thie heeding charg five cents per line.

(yERE WANTED— ¥ ed Ayply to Mrs Burke, Water St

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o LET.—Tne store and printing office now

occupied by Haszard & Mome in the

Brown Block. Possession given Ist. Novem- ber, Appiy to James Paton. june 11246.

1.ET—A tenement on |) rches‘ter street

rear Queen Street, c n'a ning six rooms

rent moderate. Apply at the cumeny Seat -t

LET.—That deautifully situated dwel!- ing on Prince street, now occu Capt Murchison. Possession given about 25th

October.—A ppy to Peake Bros & Co—l7tf

1 house facing south and west on Brighton Road, at present occupied by Harrison Car- vell, Esq.. heated with hot air furnace, and lighted by electricity, and having hot and cold v ater fittings in bath room and kitchen. Containing parlor, dining room, office, kit- chen and }an'ry, On ground floor, four bed- rooms and bath 100m on first and two sttie rooms, and having ‘sawthorne Bb e and grass lawn infront. Ten minates’ walk from Pcst Office, five minutes from tennis ground and bathing house in Victoria Park— Apply toW.C Hakris, JR, septlé - tf

E CAN GIVE PO*ITIONS -'0 persons ofali gradesofability, agents, Book- keepers, Clerks, Farmers’ 50n8, Law-

yers, Mechanics, aa Preachers, Stu- den's, Married and Single Women, Widows Positions are worth ‘rom $400 00 to $2,0 0.10 seveyal Of Our can-

LET.—A ple-santly situated dwelling

T, Manager, TORONTO-

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amount of Name of Ratepayer in | Statement or Description of Property upon As-ess-

Default. which such Asrestment is made ment due

| & unpaid

Angus, Rob House, Brick, and Land on Town Lot No 42, Ist

hundred t No7 $33.75 Birch, Jobn House and Land on Town LeLot 2, 3rd hundred 3 37 Currie, Mary Ann House and Land on Town Lot 29, 2od hundre 1 6.75 Carmichael, James, Estate of House and Land on Town Let No 73, 3rd bundred 10.12 McDonald. Jame R. House and Land on Town Lot No 30, 4th hundred 8.69 DockendorfJas &Chas Vacant Land on Town Lot No 20, 4th hund 1.03 Eckstadt, Jobn G. House avd Land on Town Lot No 11,1st hundred 30.94 Godkin, Ficra House and Land on Fown Lot No 50,52 ard 53, 4th hurdred - 0.66 Godfrey, Frank Vacant Land on Town Lot No 50,52 and 53, 4th hundred 619 Hughes, Peter House and Land on Common Lot 22 6.75 Irving, WilliamH., Es- tate of Houee and Land on Town Lot No 8, 3rd bundred 6.75 Kelly, Patrick House and Land on Common Lut No 33, 34 and 35 hundred 5 06 Meikle, Mary Theresa House and Laud on Town Lot No 93, 4.b hundred 450 Mugfcrd, William G. House and Land on Common Lot 22 5.06 McNeill, Duncan House and Land on Common Lot 22 8 44 MeNeill, Duncaa Vacant Land on Common Lot No 22 197