equire it. CARVELL BROS, Agents rreé 9av

sneer Thereare three conditions: When the blood is poor; W hen more flesh is needed; Vhen there is weakness of the throat or lungs. There is one cure: that is

Scott’s Emulsion.

THE DAILY EXAMINER CHARLUT’TETUWN, NOVEMBER 21, 1899

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|The Biggest British Army Sent Abroad. Tr } haan nffirictic siekad’ 6)

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his command during the present

the Transvaal no fewer thai British troops. ‘his, says Pear- | son's Weekly, is probably the largest |

{number of men ever placed, at one | time under the supreme control of one | leader, viewing the fig! trengeth of } the British army (Europeans) in the } great wars of comparatively mocern | times.

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Campbel!) had but 40,000 troops, with whose assistance and the help of that n of the Indian army which re-

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break of modern times. Going a little further back, to the time of the great and prolonged Penin- sular war, Weilington thought he was a fortunace man if he could direct an army corps of 30,000 British troops, | while the great Marlborough, at Blen- heim, led to victory, and against fear— ‘ui odds, an army of 16,000 strong. Lord Wolseley was expected, in the Egyptian war of 1885, to scatter the forces of the Mahdi, a very consider- able force consisting of over 50,000 Arabs, and to assume the practical dic- tatorship ot the Soudan, with a British force of only 30,000 men while Lord “Bobs,” as the hero of Candahar is playfully called, that is to say Lard Roberts, could rely on no more than

rains from Halifax and St. Jobn, call- ing at Charlotietown, Summerside, Perce, Garpe. Mal Bsy ai Father Point.

Subject '9 change should circumstance

13,000 European troops to oppose the forces of the then turbulent Ameer of Afghanistan in the Afghan war of 1874 Sir Redyers Buller is therefore an ex- ceedingly fortunate man in finding himself at the head of a fighting army whose numbers exceed by 2,000 the

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total allied forces which Wellington commanded at Waterloo,

SN tims

A Harrismith Briton, who was com mandeered stained himself Kaffir color,

clothed himself in an old blanket, and put himelf in charge of a native wha brought him safely to Besters Station,

avoiding roads and frequented paths, a

| distance of over 50 miles.

The Lohdett EhfGinicle, having re- lated 4 dramatic story of Freemasonry on Majuba Hill, a past master writes to that journal as follows: ‘Many similar touching incidents occurred during the Franco-German war. Not only are President Kruger and Joubert enthusiastic Freemasons, but prac— tically every educated Boer belongs to the order. As most of the British officers also belong to the craft, it will be a real case of ‘brothers’ slaying ‘brothers.’ During the last Transvaal war an appeal was sent by the grand orient of the Netherlands to the M. W. G. M. the Prince ot Wales, entreating him, as a ‘brother,’ to use his influence in favor of peace. ‘The Prince replied that, as this was a political question, he could not intervene.”

A good story comes from Dundee. A Boer enquired of a well knowr rac— ing man what lyddite was like. “Like!” exclaimed the sportsman. ‘You place a shell amongst a herd of cattle in a garden, and when that goes off it rains cabbage brady.” “Magtig!” exclaimed the Boer, “wonderlyke.” “But,” con-

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Defective eyes stunt the mind Cen you expect fair progress in school or success in business if so handicapped ?

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G. F. Hutcheson,

OPTICIAN AND JEWELER,

Charlottetown.

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tinued the Dundee man “that’s no- thing to the new kind of dynamite call- ed sleepite. When these shells go off every burgher within a two-mile radius ‘The rooibatjes come along, take away youl! guns, tie you up in couples, and walk '” “Maotig !” again Boer, “de ver- domde Eenglesche is wonderlyke voor inventie!” Then he went off across the Buffalo and told his friends that Englishmen who resided for long in

bigger liars than

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Proofs are not wanting that the noisy

‘| implacables who are making disloyal

avery small minority of the Irish people ‘The approving cheers which greeted the passage in Mr. Blake’s speech to his constituents of South Longford when he praised the loyalty, devotion and heroism of the [Irish soldiers in South Africa showed that the people there were not in sym

pathy with the irreconcilables. Irish regiments have a record for bravery not surpassed by any in the service.

General Gatacre, on leaving for the Transvaal not long ago, said: ‘I am ‘lucky in having five of my regiments ‘Irish, for the knot that five Irish ‘regiments cannot untie must be a ‘difficult one. If a commanding officer ‘in cnarge of five Irish regiments fails ‘he must be a bad specimen, for if you ‘handle Irishmen in the right way ‘there is nothing on the face of the ‘earth they will not do.” Ireiand was never so prosperous and contented as it is to-day. The trade of agitation has, therefore, fallen low in popular favor and ceased to be as lucrative as it once was. When people are doing well, in Ireland as elsewhere, they are not in— clined to quarre] with their bread and butter.— Montreal Witness.

BRAIN © FAG

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To My Customers and Prospective Cus- tomers :—

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I may say that my Ovyeter Parlor wil be conducted in the ueual firet class man- oer, where the delicate Bivalve may te db'ained in every style to eatiery the tas:e of the most exacting epicure.

Yours,’ &c.,

JOHN P. JOY

Edward |

A HOTEL PROPRIETOR.

Makes a Frank Statement in Regard |

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Bran ford, Nov.—Mr. R. 8. Tuitie, proprietor of the American Liotel, here,

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Mob Orator—“No gentlemen—I tell you that if you want athing done well you must always do it yourself ?”

Voice from the crowd—“How about getting your hair cut ?”

Minara’s Liniment for gale

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‘ Minard’s Liniment cures Dandiuff.

“Bobby, you musto’t play with that little Dicky Jones ; he ien’t a good boy.”

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DR. A.W. CHASES O53 GATARRH CURC ,., du %?%.

ie sent direc, to the wiseased marts by the Improved Blower Heals the ulcers, cl ars the air passages, stops drop:ings in the o throat and permanantly cures

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The P. E. 1. Oyster Kin

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Publisher Tr : prior Chronicle.

Mr. Samerdinger (from the stairs)— Leah !

His daughter —Vot, Papa ?

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Minard’s Liniment Relieves Neu- algia.

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Whea a girl thinks ber chaperono is just too Sweet, you can be pretty eure that chaperone thinks so too,

Startling Confessiozs

Show that 25 per cent. of men and women svffer the tortures of itching piles, Investiga tion proves that Dr. A. W. Chase’s VUintment has never yet failed to cure itching plies, and all of these men and “omen could end their suffejirgs at cnce by using if. Scores of thoussai«s have been cureu by this treatment Ever) Locy («nm becured in the same way.

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Seventeed pareels of ants’ eggs from Russia, eighing 650 pounds, were sold in Berlin recently for 20 cents per pound.

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High Class Dress Goods

Warm Underwear

Now isthe time for warm Underwear, fand this 1s the place o get trem in great variety and at low prices, Wa have large supp'y and they must go.

OP SHIRTS

Heavy Winter Top Shirts selling from t» the best Flanneletie at $2.00 each.

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We have those new ties with long flowing ends, for ladies and gentlemen. Also the Imperial Muffler which js dressy for gentlemen.

TWEEDS

25 cents each up

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