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THE DAILY EXAMINER

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

VOL 38

‘CHARLOTTETOWN oe

How’s Your Supply of

Ye Tea aha bak Seo

Handkerchiels

£ Will help you fill up your . : cut price. Just afew sample va! ral edze, sama! size, for iv le ouves, haf dozen to customer, le each 2¢ Assortment of plain white and colored bordered handkerchiefs : at 2c each 7 te Plain white, colo x] hoider and hemstitched handkerch e‘s 3c each

fe <A largetotof good size color- border handkerchief» at 4c each

Se An assorted lot, pain white bemstitched and colored border handkerchiefs, 5c each

Ge Boys’ bemetiiched hanaker- chiefs, very good velue inaeed at 6s each

Se Ladies hemsatitcbed lawn, with

colored silk initial 8c each

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some fine, pl.in,

What We Advertise We

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diner, ;

stock at a close

BELUTIES

No use describ.ng this special display, hemstitched linen, elegantly en broidered, some with dainty il

afl drawn work, others lac: «ff 20, : 2: . 2s, 32¢e, 3s,

IF T's ; NEWSON S ITs S 00D.

& Lady Likes 7

We can supply them now ata very low uick selling lines

Dosen’t it need to be replen- ished ? How often you've looked through that bureau drawer invain! And you’ve wondered “where they ali go.

HANDKERSHIEF : TO-DAY

SALE

Jes:

Se Gentlemen’sa fine Trish Lawn handkerchiefs, size 22x22, fine cord edge, fnap at Re each

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2c A pretty assortment hematitch ed lawn handkerchief«, some plwin white, others with em roid ered corner 9: each

A4¢c Gentlemen’s fine lawn hem-~ stitched handkerchiefs with neatly marked initial in corner,

l4c each, 2 for 25c

ISec Genotlemen’s fire linen cord

edge handkercbief, 18c each, $2 doz

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mic Gentlemen’s fine lioen hem- etitehed bandkerchiefs

2le each or $2.25 doz SPECIAL

Ale This is one of the “star”

values, a lovely line of delicate~

ly fioe Irish lawo handkerchiefs pretty embroidered, worth from l5e to 20e 11s each

I4ec Ladies’ fine hemstitched linen handkerchief, very narrow hem

14: each

An assorted lot of very fine {rish lawn handkerchiefs for ladies, embroidered, very pretty finished

200e

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SATURDAY NIGHT SNAPS

1 Suitsof Undercloth ing rts—4(e. 50¢, 60c¢,

Sieidoced Shirts, 55e. 75e, Gents’ Fu: ‘nishings, at CORNER to-night.

70¢, 80c, $1.00, $1.10 to $2.

Ove, &

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25, White

$1.10, $1.25, $1.50

Also & fall line of Pies, Socks, Hats and ‘~~ and all rery low prices at the

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NEWLY ISSUED —

MILITIA ORDER

Makes a Number of Im- portant Changes,

THE ARTILLERY REGIMENTS ARE TO BE DIVIDED

And a Number of Changes Made in the Different Corps. Special To THE EXAMINER.] Dec. 3.—A order just issued pays a tribute to the late

Colonel Panet. The age for cadets for the Royal Military

Orrawa, militia geveral

College has been changed from 15 to 19 to over 16 vears and under 20. Correspondence to headquarters in the future must be addressed to the Chief of Statt Officer. For present Adjutant Geaera} Alymer willact as Chief Staff Officer. District Commanding Officer will in fut« ure include in their commands all perman-

ent nniversities and schools of instruction |

within the area of their districts.

The R. R. Canadian Artillery is divided into field and garrison divisions and will be dealt with as distinct organ ‘zations.

A. and B. batteries will form the field ae divisions and be commanded by Col. C. W. Drury.

ia 1 and garrison artillery division and be com- manded by Col. J. F. Wilson.

A permanent remounts committee with Col. Drarv as chai:man has been appoint- ed.

The regulation regarding the equitation course for mounted pussars is modified 60 that officers who are already good horse- men wiil not be compelled to take the course but will simply go up for examina~ tion.

The appointment of honorary colonels of corps hereafter will be reserved for special cases,

The individuals of high standing in the state or for honorable and faithful service to the country of exceptional nature.

2 companies wil) constitute

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distinction to be conferred upon

Itich'ng, Burning, Creeping, Crawl-

ing.

Skin diseases relieved in a few minutes by Agnew’s Ointment. Dr. Aguew’s Ointment relieves instantly and cures Tetter, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Eczema, Blotches, and all Eruptioas of the Skin. It is soothing and gnieting and acts like magic in a! “Baby Humors, Irritation of the Scsalp or Rashes during dnrivg teeth~ ing time. 35 cents. Sold by DrS W Dodd and G E Hughes.

HOTEL ARRIVALS

Queen Hotel: P Kelly, Montegue; A Currie. Souris; B Sharp, Summerside; D OQ McKav, Summerside;

Hotel Davies: NC Ross, Montreal; L H Somers, Souris; C Fawcett, Sackviil-; L Hudsone, Pictou; E A Skinner, Mon- treal; W E Boon. Montreal; G M Hibbett, Georgtown; H D Brophy, Portlaud; F A Manifiela, Boston;

4LL HEADACHES

from whatever cause cured in half an hour by HOFFMAN'S HEAWACHE PUWDERS,

1 2sc at all dru roists . «:

ro cents and

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We give bargains in toilet re- quisites

Sponges, Fine Soaps, Combs, Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes

See window for low prices.

é 3 9 Q 2 ) 3 0 3 ; That comb we 3 0 9 Q a 4 e ¢ €

show at 2dc can't be beaten.

A.W. REDDUN, Phm 8B

CENTRAL DRUGSTORE

SUNNYSIDE...

N. B.—How is your stock of essences and spices. Ours are

strictly high-grade.

Shes 606 sO Owns vse ewe!s |

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Single Copies two nll

ISLAND, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1898

NO 282

INSTRUCT, CANADIAN TROOPS. |

Arrangements now Being made With

the Imperial Authorities.

[Specrat ro Tue Examiner.)

Orrawa, Dec 3.—Arrangements are now jn progress with the concurrence of Gener- al Lord Seymour to place Cauadian artil- lery and infantry at Halifax for instruc- tion purposes under officers of tie Imperial force.

A Forger Arrested.

(Srecta, to Taz Examinir.]

Ortrawa, Dec 3—John T. Niblock, Local Superintendant of the London Life Asssurance Co, has been ylaced under arrest, charged with forgery. Niblock is charged with forging the name of Dr. J. L. Chabot to # death certifivate.

England Watching France.

[Specran To Toe Examiner.

Pekin, Dee, 3.—Owing to presence of a ' French warship at Nanking, a British ware ' ship has been ordered there to protect the | interests of Great Britain,

The question of the extension of the American and British settlements at | Shanghai is likely to be favorably decided at an early daie,.

A dol'ar<and-a<half saved is a dollar« and~half-made, isit not? Well, to save this dollar-and-a-half collect McLean’s Stamps. Every good house wife collects these stamps, don’t yoo? If you don’t it is aot to late to start now. Every mer- chaot who isin our little book we give you free, has McLean’s Stamps. Why not deal with them. They «ell as cheep as any one else, ask them for the stamps and they willdnly be too pleased to give them to you.and when your book is fall bring it to our office at Revere Hotel, Kent St., and get your moocy. Ask for . McLean Stamps, and see that you getthem.

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Largest Establishment

of its kind in

Prince Edward Island

SANTA CLAUS HEADQUARTERS

One whole floor--o1 second flat—is now stocked with the rarest Novelties in

Toys, Dolls, Cames, =te., Ete.

Suitable for Christmas Presents Wholesale & Retaii,

GEO, CARTER & C0

Charlottetown, P.E.I.

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AN IMPORTANT PRINCIPLE.

Sir,—** Ajix” enters the lists of news~ paper scribblers to warn the people that their liberty is in danger unless they main- tain a sittiog posture when the Bishop ead clergy enter the church. He declares that *’ the prioeiple a\ stake is an important one.” * “Ritualism often comee in as a wolf ia sheep’s clothing, aod were it to gain great and widespread power, then farewell to liberty.” Itour liberty is dependent upon conduct in church which out of church would be regarded as rude and expressive of ignorance of the usages of civilized society —well, we must, of course, maintain our liberty. “ Give me liberty or give me death.”

AGAMEMNON.

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The Banner Engagement.

The local mavegerof the Opera House intends to make the Robinson Opera Com~ pany engagement the banner engagement of the season. The citizens of Charlotte- town will tender a grand reception to the Company, Monday uight. The Company will remaio with us one whole week, presenting eight different operas, The opeuing opera is Fra Diavolo, but those who wish to see the strongest aud prettieat Opera in the company’s repertoire should attend the Opera Monday night. Fra Diavolo will not be repeated. A special ticket for the week’s engagement of eight operas can be had for three do}lars.

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Wheat in Australia.

Sypvey, 8S. W., Dec. 1.—-Aocording to official eo the wheat harvest for 1898 will be 1,590,000 bushels in excess of that of 1897. and there wil] be a surplus availabio for export of 2,259,000 bushels.

LOCAL NOTICES.

The future in vuncertain, but if you keep your blood pure with Hood’s , Sareaparilla you may be sure of good, health.

The very latest thing in neckties; also underelothing, bets and caps and all gents’ , furnishing*, very cheap at the bargain core | uer tonignt—W D McKay.

Eandkerchief day to day— See ad.— Moore & MeLeod.

Men’s hemstitched initiallee handkercbiefs, 14 cents each, 2 for 25c. —Moore & Mcleod

Ladies’ flae embroidered lawn handkerchiefs, 11 cents, —Moore & McLeod.

‘‘\Niotor” needles are easier to use than other needles. | “Motor” needles taper from | centre to point and centre to eve. 25 *Motor’’ —Moore & Mclheod.

Fit Reform is the best, comes next. We sell both wakes and guarantee each and every garmeut made by those reliable firms Drop in and see

our 10, 12,15 18 aud $20 uve rcoats. They are corkers and “anno. be bought ready ‘o wear in any other bous in the City. — Prowse Bros. 282 3: dy, 1 wy.

Our overcoats and suits are guaranterds! so you run no risk—yonur mon-y back if not saiisfactory. It wiil not cost you anys thing to drop in and eee those marvels of bezuty—sold .as cheap as others ask for inferior makes. —Prowse Bros, derful Cheap Men.

Handkerchiefs from cents at F Perkins & Co.

White China silk ties with lace ends only 42 ceute each, at F Perkins & Co.

282 3: dy, 1 wy. lcent up to 35

Pom padour sidecombe,20 cents per pair, at F Perkins & Co.

Needle cases in pocket book style, with large§aseortment of needles 25 cente each, at F Perkins & Co.

Moncton blanketing—the best made at F Perkins & Co.

Silk waists—a silk waist makes a beauti~ ful Xmas preseni—see our larze co ment at F Perkins & Co.

See our window for whisks. 152

top. Good whisk—Reddin Brus.

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Try us tonight for boots; big clearance Sale —R K ost.

Clearance sale at Jost’s. 20 to59 per cent discount at Jost’s.

You save money by buying boots from | | a3 now.

Good, fresh stock, 20 to 50 per) ceat diecount—R K Jost.

Come along and get bargains at big clearance sale of boots and shoes; 20 to 5U per cent discount—R K Jost.

Genuine Clearance Sale—Our who stock, aged goods—R K Jost.

CREAT record of cures, une- qualled in medical history, Hood’s Sarsaparilla possesses merit wn-

known to any other MEDICINE. |

needles 5c, '

W R Jokrson |

the Won-,

20 io 50 per cent diecount no aaa J

proves |

ST, VITUS DANCE,

A TROUBLE THAT CAUSES ITS VICTIMS MUCH INCON- VENIENCE.

Winfrei Schofield, of Gaspereau N.§8. Tells How He Obtained a Speedy and Permanent Cure.

From the Acadien, Wolfville, N. 8.

The many cases brougat te his notice of residents in this vicioity being cured from physicial disorders though theagency of Dr William’ Piok pills, have created ; the mindofthe Acadien representative ® sincere belief in the healing powers of this remedy. Yet with ali he wasa little incre» dulous the other day when told of a young man who had been cured of a very serious and deplorable disease by the use of only some two boxee of these jittl mirace workers. It seemed impossible that such a remarkable healing couli be wrought even by Dr Williams’ Pink Pills in suck short order. Accordingly he was possessed of a strovug desire so investigate Mr Winfred Schofield, of Gaspereau, was the address given us by our informant, and were not long hunting hbimup, We fouad Mr Schofield a bright young man of about twenty years of age and of more than ore dinarv intelligence. His air of candor and straightforwardness dispelled any doubts we may have had. Inavery few words he stated to us his case. “Two years ago,” hesaid, “] was taken with an attack | St Vitus Dance. Sometimes when at

work I found that wy fogers would all at once straighies out and 1 would be compelled todrop anything | was bolding. One day I was uring »n axe when seed

_with one of these attacks. The axe siipp- ed from my hands and in tel iog struck ‘my foot and gave ita nasty cut. After that you can depend upon itl left axes

alone, and it was not long before 1 had to give up using any kind of tool. My ¢om- plaiot rap dly grew worse and I was soon unfited for any sort of work, Everything Piet was tried by me in Order to get relief, but I got no better. At last one day & ne! ghbor of mine, Mr Fred Field ling, who had been cured by the use of Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills advised | me to give them atrial offering to pay tor ‘them himself if they did not help me. Aa it turned out, he was safe enough in make ing the offer. I fillowed his advice, bat ‘had ecarcely begun to use them when I , began to feel very much betier, After using two boxes Iwas perfectiy cured and have never been troubled with the com-< ' plaint since. I am confijeot that to Dr. Williams’ Pink Pijls I owe my cure. Dr. Williams’ Pink Piils create new : biocd, bu 1} upthe nerves, and thus drive disease from the system. In hundreds of cases they have cured after all other med- icines bave failed, thus establishing the ‘claim that they are a marvel amoog the triumphs of modern medical science. The genuine Piak Pills aresold only in boxes. | bearing the full trade mark, “Dr. Williams’ Pink Pille for Pale People.” Protect your- self from impcsition by refusing any pill that does nut bear the registered trade mark around the box. Ifin doubt send direct to Dr.Williams’ Medicine Co, Brockville, Ont, and they will be mailed to you oost paid at 50c a box, or six boxes for $2°50.

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