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VOL 33 CHARLOTTETOWN P. E. ISLAND, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1898 NO 285

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MASSACHUSEITS ELECTIONS. PEKIN TO BE OCCUPIED NEW CUSTOMS RULE FRANCE TO GIVE UP. } — See pases cee Were the Cause of Many Surprises. : ; ; ; She Will Abandon the Bhar-el- (| A Joint Occupation by the Powers Affecting Every Official in the Ghazal Valley.

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tbat if goods are corsumed by fire, money | Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will cure any form . A in . . . ae . 7 : id a ae a Be al le de On eas sileaiiacs t ; 2 t if stored nopt il required if desired. is paid on application.’ As far as techn)- Mo indigestiun and stomach trouble except can o cur office at Revere Hotel, Kent St., and Ztc. Bic. . ow ; so} soe of stomach: get your money. Ask for McLean ; £ calities were concerned he was all right, | cer of sto -. ate estat Ce iad ae a . JOHN N&EWSON but I knocked him,cll about @ minute | _ Full size packages te eee by a ee ERE tt yan geeenens. Suitable for ; ~~ ; e later by saying in a very stern manner: os ee m Ae eee M se hall * Mich, eee Christmas Presents ait. : : na om £. sre + art ». NiaArSnail, 2 . 4 : . ery re EE TTY VT ere A EPR ee ee - ‘ ‘Allright, sir, you'll get the moh t ” a hin ‘k at stomach diseases tocether with | B@OCVOV OVS O0B0G 00092 Wholesale & Retail, : & 4 WA WI aE Bae be Re Rela” Qo NES | according to your own confession, I will | *> ‘cands of testimoniats avil be sent by ad- € : Si _— os Paik A ee re ” ol : tnhousanas O Les ilnOnidi : Sent 7 < P ‘ proceed at once to make a charge agerpes | dressing above or call on your druggists. for ¢ GEO, CARIER & C0 ; -e 4 _ . =e iyou for incendiarism. ‘Well, Ti) bel ide * € ss , : - - — * : hanged!’ was sll he said, and the rocm é eee oe v Charlottetown, P.E.I, OM | shook viclently after he banged the door !” 7 : 4 a « = - | es ae | ——— London Notes fora new pair LAWdAALAUAALAANAAUAUbAUAUAUMUD INS A a : of lungs—would you : a Women are not the only ones who are — - .

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(SPeEcIAL ro THE FXAmiNee )

Boston, Dec 7. —There were a number of surprises in the municipal elections

held in 16 of the 32 cities of the States

yesterday, the greatest were in Boston and Haverhill,

In Brockton, which last year voted for jicense by over 600, the temperance advo-

defeated a large field of candidates for Mayor, including the present incumbent, and gained seats in both branches.

In other cities there was little change in

the license vote.

ao supported by the manufacturers,

The Poor

Transvaal.

(Specirat to Txe Examiner. ]

Care Town, Dec T—The Transvaal) is unable to secure a loan of money, being virtuaily bankrupt.

modialaiit

Smallpox in Cuba.

(Speciat To THe EXAMINER.

| Havana, Dec 7 —Latest advices from

| Holquira say there are overa thousand j

cases of smallpox there and at Gibara.

The Bicycle- Race .

SpkcIAL TO THE EXAMINER ]

With the Wrecks.

; Vixerarp Heaven, Mass., Dec. 6-—On ‘account of the bad weather and delay of

correspondence between owners and under- | writers and because of interruption of tele-

Nine of them have been con- demed. Portions of their cargoes will, however, in most cases be saved. These vessels are: Schoon‘ra Sadie Will!cutt, Hillsboro for New York, cargoof reck plaster; Rondo, St. John for Fail River, lumber laden Nellie Doe, St. John for

New York, lumber laden. —— oO ED Oo

A Sharp Trick That Failed

sels here.

“Some time ago,” says an ineurance man quoted in the Philadelphia Record, ‘fa man atked me to accompany him home as he had some things there to be insured. ; When we arrived at his house he showed ; me a bundred boxes of cigart, which he wanted insured. There were 100 cigars

says he, ‘and according to the paper, I au. entitled to the mooey, 48 it reads distinctly

eighty al told. legislative |

(SpeciaL ro Tue Examiner.) Loxpox, Dee 6-The Chronicle says doubt that before

| Powers will jointly occupy Pekin.

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there is no

The Londonian’s Crew

Boston, Dec T7~There is no news of the

steamer Londonian’s crew. She carried

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Report From Port Mulgrave.

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Republican who was ftupposed to have passed north ; sieamer City of Ghent pass-

sensitive about their ages. A man doesn’t like to be told that he is getting old. Health keeps a man young. It doesn’t

ed South .

The School Question.

(SPECIAL To THE EXAMINER ) Qcesec, Dec 7.—The Hierarchy are demanding the promised concessions, and Fitzpatrick is on a hot gridiron.

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Embezzler Seutenced.

(SpectaL To THE EXAMINER.) Orrawa, Dee 7.—G @ Mann, civil clerk of the Waterworks bran@h, was sentenced to two years in the penitentiaty for the em-~| bezzlement of corporation money.

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Tt ee ag ow Spyeeey. oR DR. WURTIPS OPINION.

OF THE NEW DISCOVERY IN MEDI-

long the!

4 age-stamps were placed on seletoday,; - |

Service.

[Spectat TO Tae Examiner J

Orrawa, Dec. 7.—An important deci- sion hasbeen reached by the Minister of Customs, which will atfectevery officer in the Customs service who handles putlic money.

The system of private secarity or bonds.

January and every collector, sub-collector, who res ceives money from the Government will be compelled to take out a policy with a Guarantee Company.

landing waiter or special officer

[SpeecitaL TO THe Examiner.)

Toronto, Dec 7.—A special to the Mail and Empire from Washington says :-—

Laurier owao troubles entirely outside of the difficulties of the Commission.

Dr. Guay is ir Washington renewing his, fight for the appointment of Medical ,

is having his

Montizam bert.

The Hon. Cuarles Fitzpatrick, Solici- tor General of Canada, is also there sound- ing an alarm regarding ‘the concessions on the Manitoba School question.

Imperial Postage.

(Srecian tro THe Examiver.]

Orraws, Dec 7.—Imperial penny post~

HOTEL ARRIVALS

3 AB . Nt iH ; 22} New York, Dec 7—In the six days bi~ oe Hotel Davies: W N Forbes.D Ruther- Bi ¥. sy cs cycle race, Pierce led by two miles at x ER .., | ford, Halifax; D Murray, Sydney; J S a) midnight. A Kemarkable Successfal | pojey, Toronto; HE Ellis, St John; J 2 Remedy for Dyspepsia, In. Acderson, F D scott, H D McLean, Mon-

digestion and Stomach Troubles.

Dr. Wurth in commenting on recent dis- coveries in medicine said; There is none which is certain to be so Valuable and far reaching in benefit as Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets, the new stomach remedy; I say far reaching, because people little realize how im- portant a sound stomach and. wigorous diges- tion is to every man, woman and-child.

Indigestion is the starting point of fon- sumption, heart disease, Bright’s disease, diabetes, nervous prostration, liver troubles; why is this so? Simply because 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 stomach, compelled to lie for hours, a sour, fermenting mass of half digested food, it poisons the blood and nervous system,creates gas which distends: the stomach and bowels, causing pressure om the heart lungs and other organs, and seriously imped- ing their action.

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

The remedy to use for weak stomachs is not some a remedy which will digest the food, imerease

indigestion and cathartic, but

and not being a patent medicine, can be used

by anyone with perfect safety. I believe doom ot ? )wery :

Torosro, Dec. 6 —A Londen special cable to the Glede says: “ Lord Mount Stephen yesterday subscribed five hun-

treal; J G Bourinot, Port Hawkesbury; | W Ricbards, Bideford; L W Johnston, Fredericton; W Honeywell, Hunter R ver; RC McLeot, W K Roger-, Summerside: D Boyd Miller,Mr and Mrs Frizell and child, Roya!ty: T Hudson, Picton; Roy C McLean, J C Frizell{city.

Queen Hotel: Alex F Reid, Jas D Bis- sett, Halifax; Mark Sprague, Brccxville,

SHIP NEWS.

Port of Charlottetown.

ENTERED. Dec 6.—Pleiadee, Mclnrie, Wallace; Dart, McPherson; Pictou; Flash, Lane, Marray River, P L G, Forres , Pictou.

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D.c 6.— Pleiades, Mclnnis, Wallace, Dart, McPherson, Pictou. A del'ar-and-a-half saved is a dollar~« and-~half-made,isit noi? Well, to save this dollar-and-a-half collect McLean’s Stamps. Every good house wife collects

x i x, making 10,000 in all, and ev. : O rho 00r—

3 sete es go 102 Niasls 20 I ineured the | the flow. of gastric juice, absorb the gasés, and) hese stampe, don’t you? If you don’t iat—is soe saad oie ha " : os dow Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets will accomplish | jt jg got to late to start now. Every mers ae i Te ° ° a Fae ; _o lot for $1,000. A few days ago the man exactly this result in any case of stomach | .ieni who isin oar little book we give rarest Novelties in

4 We have just received a beautiful lot of Rat came Oo me and atked for the ers trouble, because these _ tablets are com- you free, has nt seats Stamps. Why Tv

2 ‘hairs ¢ d Rockers Ihe very finest de money. “Youve bat — at your house, | posed of the digestive acids, aseptic Pepsi, | 64 geal with them. They eell as cheap as OYss

S tan (pairs an ,OocKers. J I replied. ‘No, but I’ve smoked them,’ } (olden Seal and bismuth, pleasant to taste, ; ; P

any one «lse, ask them for the stamps and they will only be too pleased to give them to you and when your book is full bring it

give it.

We canno: give this, but if your lungs are fat all weak, vour general

> ARIS, Dec 6.—M Delcasse, the Minis- terof Foreign Affaire, in the course of a conversation the other day, admitted that Major Marchand had been ordered to re- tire from Fashoda by a long and toilsone route, because the French Government War afraid be wou'd be made to» much of should he return to France within six moo'hs. Marchand, it scems, is too ter~ ribly in earnest aod too vain or too simple to understand that he is only a subordinate

cates rolled up a majority against liquor officer in the army, and that his selling of 2,100. (Spectat To THe EXxAMINER.] men for proper performance of duty by an | business is to act, not to think. In Haverhill, the Socialist Democrats, officer will be abolished from the let | He has reached Fachoda by now, and

—- will get outas quickly as pos- sible.

It is understood that Capt Baratier will not travel with his chie*. His orders are to tramp back through the Babrsel~Ghazel province, gathering up French flags and Other impedimenta as he retires, finally halting within the frontier of Upper Uban-

ing Bl T wool remains Oae of the features of the election was (To the Based of Trade.) Sir Wilfrid’s Troubles gi. That is to eay, the French Goverment ~ the victory for shoe~labor mer in Marl- Port Muncrave, Dec. 7.—Wind west, was taken tbe iat delicately dropped by

. re we at Pedertiags ees :-7- je Ara _——— Lord Salisbury in the course of one of his

Absc lutely unshrinkabl », fine, soft as silk. boro, the candidate winning over the/ very fine. schooners Katie an +F IRM, memorable conversations with Baroa de

Courcel, as recorded iv the historic blue book. It may be aseumed, therefere, that the Auglo-French Soudan difficulty has been setiled.

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YSPEPSIA is the cause of un- told suffering. By taking Hood’s

Inspector of quarantine in ylace of Dr.{ ~

Sarsaparilla the: digestive organs are

toned and dyspepsia {8 CURED.

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2 4 OF make any difference if he has lived eighty ote bed Bittshenne’s. peauaaee ealth poor, we recommend. i )

“ f mene shes ee our goods for boys at 20C— years. If they bave been healthy years,; ‘0 prom a or : Government Hov-r

3 ; and £9 1d cloth cheap. 5 Bett Pe 50e—besu goods manu- | he will be hale and hearty and wout look Gordon Memorial Cvllege at Kober. Our:Perfected Fmulsion Orrawa, 4 extra heay y> all woot only 40c—better ove w thin twenty years as old as he is. Good} ovum. : Jane 22nd, 1898

@ ufectured, “Double & Twist’ goods patterns, every respect, only 65c per yard.

RARGAIN CORNER.

warranted in

digestion and rich, red blecd make peo;le look youthful. Dr Pierce’s Golden Medi-~ cal Discovery makes rich, red blood. It makes health in the right way. It works according to the right theory—is absolutely correct. It begins at the beginning—be- gins by puttingthe stomach, liver and bowels into perfect order, but it begins its good work on the blood before it finishes with the digestive system. It searches out disease germs wherever they may be,

I gather from careful inquiry about the proposed vieit of the Duke of York to Canada aext vear that the subject has not beem seriously considered ag yet, but tha. there isa reason to believe a favorably decision might result ifthe invitation were preseed.

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