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This. is ; True Liberty, when Free Born Men, ‘having to advise the Public, may speak free.” —Evripripzs,

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A new lot of Lynn Boots received. These are wide and well shaped fitters, and are becoming very popwar,

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ISLAND, TUESDAY. DECEMBER 13. 4898

GUBANS KILLED, IN HAVANA,

Officers,

MEN ACCUSED OF A PLOT TO SEIZE THE CITY.

Wanted to Close Theatre on Acconnt of Garcia’s Death. (SpectaL to Taz Examiner]

Havana, Dec 13.—Three Cubans were killed, and one Spanish officer and two

“Cubans wounded last night in ar aftray b:tween some Spanish officers and a num- bor of citizens and a party of Cubans who wished to close the theatrecn account of the death of General Garcia the Cuban | General.

; The Cubans are accused of a plot to cause an uprising and seizethe city ata | time when the Spanish garrison is greatly weakened and before the American troops have numbers to 'enforce order.

arrived in sufficient

Report From Port Mulgrave

[Srecrat to Tue Boarp or TrRape.]

| Mvicrave, Dee 13—Wind northeast; strong breeze; snowing hard. Tug Thomas j

pa: sed vorth yesterday.

LIKE A FAIRY TALE.

The Strange.Story that Comes.From Far Away Sicily.

A little romance that has just come from | Sicily tells of the sudden transformation |of a peasant into a baroness in approved ‘fairy-tale style. There lived witb a poor

family io Carini a foundling, Rosino Mano a charming girl of 15 years, who had hove, hrought there from the orphan esylum at Palermo. Althoagh she had lived ber whole life among the peasants, working as 4 fruit packer, she sbowed by ber gentle manners that she was of a superior origin tothose about her. A few weeks ago | Baron Avellone, arich gentleman from | Palermo, after making a thorough inves- ti gation, ascertained that the mocest R>- (sina was the child of whom he was in

| search—the ch ld of an early, secret mar-

He went to Carini and announced and carried her away in great pomp to Paler- There was a great comuiotion among the simp! le-minded peasantry, who, with | tears in their eyes, cheered and praised the | pretty child, in whose good fortune they rejoiced. Unfortuneteiy, all the peasant girls abobt Palermo are dreaming now of rich noblemen who are to come and claim |them aod carry them away to live in ' magnificent palaces. Taeir daily work, it is said, suffers in consequence.

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Spanish Opinion.

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Maprip, Dec. 12.—The government en- tirely approves the memorandum of pro- test against the action of the United States com iniss oners filed by Senor Mortero Rios at Paris.

E! Liberal saya: “The Paris n2gotiatia- tions offer a far sadder spectacle than the ships which are bringing back our repat- riated soldiers, deplorable as the condition

of the latter is.” a —

HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Queen Hotel: J D Bissett, Halifax; HF Bissett, Cardigan; John McEacbern,Cherry Va lev.

Hote] Davies: J W V Lawler. Silver, St Jobv; L H Jacobs, James A Young, Montreal; K J Martin, Summers side; J A Damears, Quebec; Mis s A Mathe- son, Campbellton.

News Notes

In the Black Sea, the steamer Peter collided with the Catbarine II, which went down, Nineteen perished.

The Co.ncil of S:ate at Moscow has decreed againstthe naturalization of for- eign Jews.

The Russian Governmert bas ordered $2500 worth of Uni:ed Sia e3 air brakers for Russian engines and care,

The body of King Alfonso XII, of Spain, who died 13 years ago, has been laid with other Spanish kings, having been mummi- fied.

Cure a Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refuna the money if it fails to re, 52c

SOLE AGENTS

In an Affray With Spanish

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Indigestion is the starting point of con- sumption, heart disease, Bright’s disease, diabetes, nervous prost ration, liver troubles; why is this so? Simply be cause every nerve, muscle and tissue in « our bodies is created and nourished from the food we eat. If that food is, by reason of a weak stomac h, compelled to lie for hours, a sour, fermenting mass of half digested food, it pols s the bloox | and nervous system, creates gas whi 1 ch distends the stomach

ind bowels, causing pressure on the heart

| lungs and other organs, and_ seriously imped- ing “thei ir action.

‘He says further, the | direct attention is not the nerves, or heart, nor lungs, nor kidneys, but the stomach, the first cause of all the mischief. foe .

The remedy to use for indigestion and weak stomachs is not some cathartic, but a remedy which wiil d ligest the food, increase

THE DREYFUS Ar PAIR.

Causes Fighting and Disorder in

the French Chamber.

(Specrat ro THe EXAMINER.)

Dec. 13.—In the Cnamber of Deputies yesterday the Government in‘er- polated regarding the Dreyfus affair. The discussion was a bitter one, causing fight~ ing on the flovrand such general disorder that tLe House was compelled to adjourn

Paris,

The Ontario Nominations.

[SpectaL To Tae Examiver.]

MonrreaL, Dec 13—The nominations for the four bye elections for the local legisla- ture took place yesterday.

Sir William Jenner Dead.

(SpeciaL To THE EXamMINER )

Lonpox, Dee 13—Sir William Jenner, Physician in Ordinary to the Qaten, is

dead.

Another Tripie Alliance.

[Seectat TO THe Examiver ] Lonpon, Dee 13 —Senator Davis, of th Peace Commission, advocates a triple alli- ance between the United States, Great

Britain and Japan.

Esterhazy is Boastful.

[Speciat To THE ExaMINER.]

Panis, Dec 13--Esterhazy declares bis readines3),jfgranted safe conduct, to appear

before the Court to be Gonfrofited? with all-+-

witnesses and to defend his own honor and that of Colons! Henry.

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The Schooner Hydra.

[Spectac To The Examiner ]

Sypner, Dec 13 —The schooner Hydra, from P E Island, loaded with oats end potatoes, which struck ground outside the harbor of Glace Bay, whither she was bound, was towed to North Sydney bya tung, and as her hold is full of water sbe will necessarily be beached.

The cargo is badly damaged and was ordered to be sold. The vessel goes on the marive railway for repairs.

DR. WURTH'S OPINION.

OF THE NEW DISCOVERY IN MEDI- CINE. Remarkable Successful Remedy for Dyspepsia, In- digestion and Stomach Troubles.

Wurth in commenting on recent dis. said: There is none which is certain to be so valuable and far reaching in benefit as Stuart’s Dyspepsia Table ts, the new stomach remedy; I say far reac hing, because people little realize how im- portant a sound stomach and vigorous diges- jon is to every man, woman and child.

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Dr. coveries in medicine

the flow of gastric juice, absorb the gases, and

Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets will ace: ymplish exactly this result in any case of s! tomach trouble, because these tablets are com- posed of the digestive acids, asep' ic pepsin, Golden Seal and bismuth, pleasant to taste, and not being a patent medicine, can be used by anyone with perfect safety. I believe Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets will cure any form of indigestiun and stomach trouble except can- cer of stomach.

Full size packages of Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets are sold by druggists at 50cents or by mail from F. A. Stuart Co., Marshall, Mich- A book on stomach diseases together with thousands of testimonials will be sent by ad

dressing above or call on your druggists ra

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“NO. 290

THE PARIS COMMISSION.

All’s Well That Ends Well.

Paris, Dec. 12.—The United States peace commissioners rested yesterday, afrerthe lovg @ rain of daily conferences and almost daiiy sessions with the Spans iard*,the iotensity of which they hardly realized untlit was over. Warm per- soval friendships and mutual regard bave arisen between the two commissions as the result of their extended controversy at close quarters. ‘Today several members of both commissions exchanged calls. The American commissioners unofficially informed the Spuoniards that they would

HORNSBY'S XMAS STORES

Display of Xmas

Presents, Toys, etc , for Old and Ycung.

Rarely has there been exhibited in Charlottetown such a five show of Xmas presents a+ are al present displayed in the two stores occupied by F J Hornsby on Victoria Row. Mr Hornsby bas taken the large store aljoining his book store, in which he bas y;laced on view his supply ot Christmas goods. These embrace an al- most limitless stock of toys, many ot them refreshingly new and novel, eo that even the most particular people may go and get

suited. In addition there is to be found a | be glad to have the two commissions dine large assortment of choice articles suitable | together. The reply, which like the ins for the “grown up’s” to give to each other, | Viiatiop, was conveyed diplomatically

through a third party, was that the Span. iards would be most pleased, bus feared it would be madvisatle, because it might Le misconstrued at Madrid, where already mech feeling existed against the Spanish com missionerr,.

Several members of the United States commission were incliued at first to pub- lish the text of the treaty, but Senator Frye made astrong plea yesterday for the ob- servance of ccurtesy towards the United States senate, and his arguments prevailed.

Further details, however, have been learoed as to the wording of the treaty, which provides that Cubais to be relin« quished and that Porto Rico aad the Phil- lippines are to be ceded. The Americans are to pay for the repatriation of the Spanish troops from all the colonies,

The Spaniards are to return all prisoners held by them. They are to retain possession of all molitary stores and munitions of war in the Philippives, and of such ebips as

and Mr Horosby has made this tiresom- ta+k of getting something “new and nice” a matter of easy accomplishment. Mention cannot be made bere for want of space of all the noveliies Low in stock. Our read- ers should go anc’ examine for themselves. The stores are well lighted and warm and are Open every evening us well as sli day.

THE GERMAN SHIPYARDS,

Crowded With Work and New Orders

Cannot be Accepted.

The German shipyards are so crowded with work on merchaotmen and warships that they cannot accept new orders. Bee sides the many wareh'ps of all descriptions pow building for the German Government there are no less than twenty-two in curse of construction for foreign coun- tries—for Japan i arweoured cruiser, 8

have been captured. eee and 1 torpedo-boat destroy- The commercial treaties between the two er; for Russia,3 cruisers and 4 destroyers;

nations, which the war ruptured, are to he for Itely, 4 destrovers, ' and for Brazil, t renewed at the conveniesce of the two na~ destroyer. The Hamburg-American line} i016, bae placed ordere with German shipyards The protoccl makes nearly six hundred for ten, and because of the overcrowded heedesincaisetiiatias ‘eitdilin state of the German works, with English P _— ehipbuilders for four passenger and freight steamers, of sizes ranging from 11,000 to 4 900 registered tons. Ten vessels of thie class are in course of construction in Gers wan yards for the North-German Lioyd of Bremen. That makes arotal of twenty- four large vessels for two companies alone. “Our fature lieson the waters,” said the emperor recently, and tis Germans are bound to nrake-true this saying of their kaiser.

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Methodist Guinea Givers.

Loxpon, Dec. 10. —Aithongh the enb- scription list to the fuod of one m liion guineas, which the Wesleyan Methodists are desirous of raising next year,‘will not be formelly opened until January, a fifth part of the tote] bas a/ready beep guaran—

six out of thirty-four administrat ve dis- tricts into which Wesleyan Eagland is divided. Three Londoa districts “guaran - terd £70,000, Firmingham guaranteed £50- 000, Leets £30,050, and Manchester £40,- 000 Twenty eight districts have not yet been heard from.

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Hospitality.

12.—The United States have been slmost over-

Paris, Dee. commissioners

whelmed with offers of dinner in England, re pine

prompted by the desire of prominent DR. CLIFT cures Chroni Eoglishmen to empbasize the Anglo- Diseases on upture a American entente, bat they will remain in | Cl’ town, Friday, Saturday

and Sunday. jlall or send stamp for information.

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Santa Claus Headquarters

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Paris until the day betore sa ling for the United States. They will make formal calls upon President Faure aud high cfli- cials to thank them for official hospitality.

Unofficiel hospitality to the Uoited States

commissioners has been ostentatiously lacking in Paris. ) =e dll¢ ALL HEADACHES BOPPMRNS UENO AOne Bawodes | Half Price ro cents and 25 cents at a') drugcists. y

Goods

A large stock at half price. Call and look through

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We Cal Your Attention

to our elegant display of

Atomizers

Prettier than ever Prices lower than ever.

our immense stock of Ch elties,

ristmas Nov-

Toys and Fancy articles,

By far the largest stock and _ best

value in the city.

Always so nice on the toilet table, be- sides the saving of perfume. We think we have the nicest and largest line in the eity,and shall be most happy to show you over.

E> Perfumes display opens to-day.

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Central Drug S Sundyside,

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Bargain Corner

Cloth sale is stillon. See our all wool Heavy Cloth at 4c, 50 and 55. Also our celebrated Double & Twist Cloth, worth $1.00 per yard for 75c. Do you want an ulster; see our all wool at $4.75, men’s overcoats, extra value for $5.50, men’s pants $1.00, extra heavy $1, 70, 2.00, 2.50.

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