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GENUINE OLD TiME AGATE WARE,
How often you take up your old time enamelled ware, and wish you could get some more like it. | It was so clean, so durable, so | good. You can gratify your wish | by asking for
“CRESCENT” Steel Agate Ware
It is made by the same process. It 1s made with the same care, and costs no more than poorer goods. Insist on getting ‘* Crescent’? brand, then you get the best.
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Our aim is to give ovr custow- ers the very beet value at ihe lowest possille price.
We guarantee all our work to be strictly firet clase. Give us a call aud be convinced,
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TRUESEUUGDGUAGRSGGTRGRSGRERE | CCRRERERETS You Will Have
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If vou buy it here. We are showi v « large line of clocks lii«wt are RELI-
DURALLE and stTyY- One that we faney most is a block-wood clock, strikes the hours on a musical gong bell, and the half hours on a tink- ling cup bell; it is taste- fully decorated in gilt scrolls and has a beautiful ornamented dial
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If you have any inten- tion"of buying uw clock it
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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLUTTETOWR, JANUARY 24 19C6
Local ani Other Item
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Mowry ror vas Bove.—Boys can make pocket money and earn prises by selling Tas Daty Mxamixan. Send the voys along.
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Parmisr Macpoxatp Cotonzt,— A Win- nipeg despatch anys: Premier Hugh John Macdonald has accepted the position of lieutenant colonel of the uew Winnipeg regiment, to be known as the Winnipeg Light Infantry. There are sow 397 men enrolled and there will be eight compunies and afull regiments] band. The uniform will consist of red and blue pante wih red strips.
A Remon Concerninc Bauirax.-It is rumored that the wilitary authorities bave received orders from the war office to strengthen the fortifications of Halifex, but the rumor cannot be confirmed. Sev- eral military men have been questioned but they s!] profese ignorance of the order, sod deny that any such was re ceived
Ax Op ayp Wait Trigzp Reuspyr.— Mre. Wiorlow’s Soothing Syrup has been used for over fitty years by mill‘ons of mothers fortbeir children while teething with perfect success. It eoothes the child, softens the gums, allays the pain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for diarrha@a. It is pleasant to the taste. Sold by druggists in every part of the world. Twenty-five cents a bottle. Its value is imcalculable. Be sure and ask
( for Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup.
Ravaces oF Pwevmonia.—The list of deaths from pneumonia continues to in creaee,and its ravages in this latitude were never more prevalent than now, In this coonection it is interesting to note that this disease was the cause of more deaths in Boston last vear than any other sinigle disease in the whole category. Hitherto consumption bas held this place, but it
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has .ow yielded to pneumonia, the deaths from this cause in Boston last year num- bering no ‘ess than 1,455, as against 1,236
eonsumption, ue xt in the list. ~ Boston Herald
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hereditary, and the fact that ove person of | ©4*!ly tampered wi nh. [hey can be opened , a family died with ec nsumption was coD- / ao i if the gtmimet edge im (orn or frayed eidereda euresign that othersof that| 5 the process # li tie ink rubbed over the
fawily could not escape it. This is part- lyfirue andpartiy untrue. A man with werk /ungs is likely to transit that weak- nese tohis children, But there is no reason in the world why this weakness ehould be allowed to develop. Keep tke Jungs full of rich, red, wholesome blood, and ,the weaknese will disappear. De- caying tissues will be thrown off, and new materials willbe added until the lungs are well and perfectly strong again. Thies is the thing that Dr. Pierce’s Medi- cal Diecovery does. This is what makes itcure 98 per cent of all cases of con- sumption where it is taken according to directions. I: searches cut disease germs wherever th-v may be inthe body aud forces thes, cut of thesystem. It sup- plies the tiowl witn rich, life-giving pro- pertier. 1. uukes appetite good, digestion perfec.
Send 31 one-cent stamps tocover cost of mailing only, and receive free a copy of Dr. Pierce’s Medical Adviser. Address World’s Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo, N.Y.
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A Topeka youzg man has a horseshoe that cost him $400. It is ,all he has left of an inyesitment in a horse race.—Topeka State Journal.
Minard’s Liniment Relieves Neu- algia.
Tie highwayman with a tollgate there- on is aleo a buy-way.
inard’s Liniment for sale
ever’ where,
When an Arab leave? home he always takes it with him,
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To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets, All druggists refund the money it fails to cure 25c. E. W. Grove’s signature is one ch box
People who solilquize may hear [some good of themselves.
A Jurv et Women
Who have tested the merits of Dr A. W. Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills return the ver- eict thatfor backache and kidney disorders there 1s nO preparationin any way equal to this great discovery of Dr A W Chase, Amer- ica’s greatest physician. This great kidney
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Local ang Other Items,
Carantan Scours.—A number of Can- adiaor, iuclu ding two experienced scouts, have arrived «t Ca;e Town, aod have of- fered their services as scouts. They hare paid their own expenses and say there are hundreds anxious fo follow.
Tax Fauive x Inpia.—About 23,000,- 000 persovs in British territory and about 2,000,000 in the native estates are sfflicted with the dread famine. The Viceroy, Lord Curzon says the famine area has ex- panded, surpassing the worst feare. Tuey are now faciog acattle water and food ecarci(y ofa terrible eharacter. About 3,250,000 are already receiving relief.
Social anp Exrertainment.—A pie social aud ent-riainment will be held io Hunter River hall, on Friday, February 2od,under the auepices of Court Dalvay, 811,CO FP. Rev. Mr. Whiston, of Char- lottetown, will be present ow the occasion and deliver an address on Forestry. The committee will uee every effort io making thie the best socfal of theseason. By order of committee.
Was Arso Srricern.—A strange story comes from Chicago. Jobn Alexander Dowie, proprietor of the City of Perfect Goodness, to be founded near Chicago, found bimeelf suddenly unable to speak while he was making the opening prayer in bie charch in that city on Sun- day, the 7th of Januarv, When a few months ago the late Mr. Moody’s voice failed him, Mr. Dowie—whbe had not ap- proved the work of the evangelist—ex- claimed, standing on the same spot where he himself wasstricken, “ The Almighty hae silenced Mr, Moody in direct answer to my prayer,”
Movursixe Envetorpss Forsippen. Henceforth mourving envelopes are not
to pass threugh theFrench post. The notepaper may have ae deep an edge as the eender desires, but the cover must be white. or may be tinted, but is not to bave a black edge, I:is not that the depart - | ment is outof sympathy with the expres - sien Of mouruing by mesns of 8 atiouery ; on the contrary, the sending of mourning cards is a decided source of revenue. [t is that experience has showa the postoffize
black curtace makes everything look al! right. Awhite envelope so irterfered with would teil its own tale.
Tae Youne Men's Desatine Civs ar Mcrreay Harsor.—On the 30th ult.,a number of young men assembled in Tem- perance Hall and organized a debating society, the object of which is to provide both entertainment and instruction for the young men during the winter. The offi- cers for tho present term are aa follows : President, Wm H Ball; vice president, Jas McKay; secretary, Wm J Haberlin; Trea- surer, Herbert Moore; sergeant-at-arma, James E Gillie. Also a membership com- mitiee of fiye memberr, and an executive committee of five membere. The society meets every Wednesday evening, and a number of applicants were enrolled the last two meet’pge. The debates so far have been spirited and animated. The debate for next meeting is: ‘Which has done the more for civilization, the sword or the peo.” Thecfficers for the ensuing mcoth will then be elected, and some more candi- dates enrolled.
Nots—The names of applicante must be given to the membership committee, avd if favorably reported may be enrolled by complying with the demande of the constitution and bye-lawa of the society.
Tue Weop Trape.—From J.B. Snow- bali’s wood trade circular for 1899 we gather that the shipments from the Mira~ wichi for the year amounted to 129,000,- 0CO euperficial feet, which was an advance over Jatt year. The exports from 8t. Joho, however, show a slight decrease as doslso the shipments from nearly all the other New Brunswick ports. St. John report is for the twelve months, from Ist December, 1898. The stock of merchant- able spruce and pine wintering at Mirami- chi is 31,684,000 superficial feet, against 40,000,000 Inet year. The increaced ship~ ments from Miramichi the past season represent the difference betweeo the stock wintering in the fall of 1898 and the pres- ent stocks. The shipments fron: Nova Scotia show a falling off of over 20,000,000 superficial teet, and 57,000,000 superficial feet lesg than in 1897. This was no donbt partly caused by the larger quantity teken by the United States market, and from present appearances that market will draw still more heavily on Nova Scotia next year. Allthbe mille in the Miramichi dis- trict were fully employed the past season. At present there is nothing to indicate that an increased quantity will be mauufactur-
cure is sold by all dealersat 25 cents a box, and has proved most effectual asa remedy for the manyi lls to which woman is subject.
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Most people eat asif they thought it was the last opportunity they would ever have. mune
CHARLOTTETOWN -
John T. [icKenzie,
& THE TAILOR & Pp, E. ISLAND
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ed. The openiog epring rates of freight ranged from 43 9 to 47.6, aceording to size of vessel and port of destination. _Later freights were from 50 upwards, and in one case as high 46 70 was paid fora amall steamer, Miramichi to Rochefort.
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AIPLINCG. WE SELL DRY GODS
LONG TERMS OF CREDIT SO PLEASE
and oblige
Wholesale & Retail.
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Buy Your
Clothing Cheap aomm—W HEN YOU CAN
The balance of our large stock of men’s youths’ and boys
ULSTERS, OVERCOAT AND REEFERS
at clearing out prices, We don’t want to carry a single coa over if we can help ii, and are prepared to sell them at any sacrifice, Don’t wait any longer.
Buy when you can buy the cheapest.
Children’s Clothing, Separate Pants, Suits, Ulsters, Over- coats and Reefers, any size you want and sold at prices that will open your eyes.
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THE MODEL STORE,
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Yours very truly
SENTNER, MeLé
Successors to BEER BROS,
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FOR EVERYBODY IN
CANADA'S GREAT NORTH-WEST
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Government Free Grant of I Acres of Bona*Fide Settlers. For Maps, Descrijtive Pamprietm Transportation Rules, etc., Write te A. J. HEATH, D, F, £8 0. ©. FP. rT, JOHN N.B
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Announcement
We hereby beg to announce to cur customers that we have sold our Grocerr Bueimess to Mesers R, F. Maddigao & Co, and would solicit for them a continuance of the patronage so libera!ly extende!
us in the past, W. GRANT & CO.
In connection with the above we take this opportunity of informing the curtom- ers of the above firm, ani the public generally, that we have in stock a full lineof general groceries,which will be sold cheap for cash. Free delivery ot goods to all parts of the city.
Telephone connection.
R. F. MADDIGAN &CO. Queen St., Ch’towa Jan 18, 1900 -—d&w
PHYSIGAL - EXERCISES
DANCING
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Of a wire Merchant hidbhry.
W holesale from the distiller, A.G. Taousory & Ud
Miss H. C. Macdonald.
Beginners may enre]] their names new, ort he new term beginning 8th January. Ladies and Gentlemen, 8, p m; Child« ren, 4, p m.
Private classes and lessons arranged for On application, at Miss Macdonald’s roome, Prowse Bicck Sunnyside.
During the coming week, Miss Mac- donald will be at home to intending pupils, from:11, am toi, p-m,and4 4e
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