day. Have you selected yours yet, we we uld advise vou to call and select now.

We are Xmas stock of

WHITE KID) ,[PPERS

of 1,467,559 bushels of wheat in Au-tra- lia There is no appreciable exportall- | : | surplus, This etate of affairs ia due to We hav be ned an eleg ; 'he unfortunate effecta of the drought.

ne of An White Kid Sli — | !

+e ey $1.35 | 'duction of wheat in Manitoba this year tadies 31. on at 25.000,000 bushels,deducting from the \.jsse3 .4 m rag | Angust estimate 600,000 bushels as a Childs 5 Oo a $1. 15 ! to tal loss frum iaclemeut weather and Ch * { to j Sl. 10 Other cauecs. | More Geip.—A very handsome brick of A\ lley AS ( 0. | | gold was brough: in last night by W:lliam | Fane y, manager, from the Hurricane Point mine at Jsaac’s Harbor. It weighed 230, Fe isan a valued at $4500, and represented one dena s work at that mine.—Halifax Ieaan Kx oO Wy 6} saw | - —_

Local and Other Items

apples shipped

Season

of the harvest ehowsa probable decrease

THE

Mowery tn Aop+gs.—The total from Middleton

18 estimated at $50,000.

value of for the

-

Wueat Decrease.—An official estimate

Mavstrona’s Wueat Crop.—The govern- nent crop bulletin places the total pro

Moxey tn Fooreatt— Phe receipts of the

4 Best e es a arvard football texum Jast season were : : 7,105.68. The ev penses of the team Baked WO0QS | er "$10,355.92 leaving a profit of $26, - 0066, All the other sports ot the eollege | . 1 ’ S ala ehow a deticit, bui the fvotball balance 18 at it is | sah tO make. ly munificent te Supe tthe other - . , s Here is aiisf ofa few of (hem. ath! etic np the hes, oo + 7% +} . ls te st ke anemia Silver Vake Uhocclate Uke , ’ ul nies ae Wet, Worvn sStevxne —The heliday Scrip \ Ro Kk 4 uke A oumb-r - 7 au eton’s Jorer: ational jlius sna mon Cake | vated Life'is athand. Ameng the illus. | i ; | tratious are sever«! view-~ of Keith’s elecant } \y Gak Patties | p gt . ’ |} DOStuL Plav—heu-e .ccompanying which | Prin ‘ n { rman Buns ;}an exce | nt 3 iker essen of Mr. Keith aud } - a . his chief exevutiv ite A lbe Whole Wheat Biscuits. chief exevutive offixer Mr. Albee. canes Cream Tartar Biseuits [Tue Rink.- The ice in the rink is being «| Cream. ‘ and tilate pies, { OU" SP OF 3 Lever nen b tends ast years. : ; ' and the skaters and hockey players will ; : apples ana mince ples. have a grand body of ice to starts on when mt on | the rink opens. This is a most egatis XM AS CA KE factory state of affaira ensuring «long and , | COntinucusseason. Monday and Thursday TELEPHONE YO nights will be band nights as usual, and | srans + ’ ere VG % ran | the grapd opening wi i} take place op aD. a \y KR & | Cl mas night, Monday Dec. 26:h J

ELIPSR RAK ERY BAKES BEST BREAD —

We Are---+--+- Laying Away |

every

| him.

ristmas Presents

‘ef

thowing a very pretty

Fine Jewellry Watches _ Sterling Silver Articles

Our engraving depaitment is turning out some beautifnl work, bay your gifts Lere we

wil! engrave it fr 1.

W. W. Wellner. |:

The Great Watch House.

0 2 2s Fe Fe 2 FR oo a BABA SRGBALBS

Ther is Nothing %

p like pleasing customers. | aN ts _That’s what we are doing ol) ta ge (he lime, we giv them such Se SR value for their money that they f° Sf come back again at i bring others is j 4 with them. This is tbe key- NSS ~ roteof our success. We sirive yi Nt to pieare everyone vho leave 8 an mS & order with us. Vhy not give °F us your next order and be ‘SF i thoroughly convisced what we i} y Sav is trne, vd % We sc licit your valued orders. S $3 PoTIT VP ‘v i Ws Dh UGE STEW : iT & oo Y, We we =p KS fodern Founders, Fingineers Xe “> and Machinists, 4. Nav. Co's > Sy Wharf, (h’towr P, E, I. Ss . Phone i2)3 ~ & ns GPT AP BS

ADVICE ABOUT

} two velgn Dor

; SOry he gave

Bear in mind a‘ rink ticket for a Christ-

mas ticket.

a His First JcpGement.—A case is re- lated which occurred in Pictou county

where anewly made squire!was appealed to in an assault battery cace. The

g summoned before him and the squ re was found in his parior whith bis law books arranged iu front of After ngto both sides of the judgment as fellows: “I find the defendant guilty of breaking her

and i Oy a were

l; iisteni

| and daughter of A lin McPuee,

DAILY EXAMINER,

News Notes

There was an epidemic of suicides New York on Sunday last Three people took carbolic acid, whilea fourth jumped ‘nto the river. i @

The Baroness Macdonall. cf Ernscl iff, was noticed in St. Paul’s C.uthedra', Lon- don, on St. Andrew's Day. on the oceacion of the conscration of the Rev. Dr. Weldon, head~master of Harrow, a8 bishop of Cal- cutta and Metropolitan of India.

A treaty of commerce has been practic- ally concluded between France and Italy; The two countries are mutually to enjoy the treatment of the most favored nations | for all commodities except s:lk, wqich re- mains under the general tariff for the eake of Lyons. The Loudon Times’ corr spon dent at Rome calis ths the most Big isti- cant stage in the foreign policy of Ttaly since she joined the triple alliance. Mor- than ten years ago negotiations were abruptis broken off by France because Signor Crispi, then the Italian Premier, paid o visitto Prince Bismarck at Fried- richsruhe.

—+ore

MARRIED

At Summerside, on the 30:t ult, by Rev H Sprague, D D, Aathony Arsenault to Priscilla Currie, both of Summerside.

At Ellerslio, on the 29th ult, by Rev W R Pepper, Wm J Macinnis, of West Devov, to Elizabeth D Ford.

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CHARLOTTETOWN, DECEMBER 19, 1898

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We have cut down our advertising appropriation this year one half, and propose giving

XMAS PRESENT “>

Tc every customer buy ing $1.00 one dollars worth or over. to be given free until end of the year, according to value of purchase.

selow is @ partial list of presents

Chenil'e Tabl Chenille Curtains Kid Gloves Wool Gloves Feather Boas Fur Collars Dress Lengths Corsets

Umbrellas Hosiery Handkerchiefs Fancy Goods

Picture Frames Towels ‘tables Purses ‘x Sbopping Satchels Valises Trunks Work Baskets Da Card Cases Silk Waist Lengths ‘A For Muff Free with every Jacket oN etc. etc. etc. etc.

We do this in order to introduce to the people, this, the cheapest and best Dry Goods Store ¢

. E. Island.

Sentner, McLeod & Co.

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— - on sa ae nt Swebaiee

DIED. At St Jobn, the 12th aged 33 years, wife of George

on inst, Flore, F Straight, Coleman,

John

L4th

years.

At Milleove, on the inst,

Pleadwell, aged 67

At Heatherdale, on the 4th inst, Eliz

beth Dewar,in the 1S d yearo’ her age, relict of the late Alexander McLean.

t Bradalbane, the 4th inst, John H,

Ma uc a ald, aged 60 years, leaving a wife,

thre# sons and three daughters.

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Mazazine, cited the case of an officer, in sured for £1 500 who kad to pay 21 when ordered into active nate 4 Gen. Welseley had to pay 25 per cent, be~ fore going to the Ashanter campaign. Tbe companvi-s assumethat 20 per cent ofa British army die of wounds or hardship. Ibis the otiicers contend isabeurb. They Fugg rest that 5 » per over the e viliaa rates would be fair, instead of tbe present rates of from 21 to 45 extra charged by different companies,

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Lafayette Square.

eent,

‘ cent,

Parie, Dec. 16.—Yesterdav the cffici~ ale of Paris exposition of 1900, who were accompanied by M Jules ( ‘ambon, French | ambassador to the United States, and Prof. Be: jamin Woodward, United States assistant commissioner general to the ex-

position, selected the site for the psoposed Lafayette statue. Tne place chosen is a equare in the Louvre gardens, jnst babind

Gambettas monument. This equare was destined bythe third empire as a site for amonnment to NaplecnI. Heresfterit will becalledthe Lafayette Square, and the monument will be built to harmonize with the sarrouudings.

Thousends of soldiers who have return- edto &

bly, M-eny are dying of hungerin the | streets of Madrid. The government owes the men back pay, but cannotfind the

money to give them.

Kansas negroes are leading a movement for the deporiat on of 2,000,000 negroes to Cuba, Puerto Rico, Hawaii, and Petitions sre being circulated, and will ae torwarded to the Kansas delegation, pray~ ing foran appropriation by © ongres of

$100,000,000 to carry out these pl anus,

satieiiiaiiasendibicamaeliiimais from whatever cause cured in half an hour by

HOFFMANS HEADACHE P OWDERBS 10 cents and 25 cents at all druggists.

majesty’s peace in many places and it is the judgement of this cou t thatyou he “~_ fined twodcl'ars or twenty days in jail, } DN acd may the Lord have mercy on your tll soul.”—Halifax Chronicle.

War Risk:.—British officers are com- Dr. A. W. CHase SENDING FREE ADVICE plainiog of the ‘‘active service” rates TO PHE SICK. charged by | fe insurance bompanies. One if them, writing to the United Servic

| REV. J.N. VANATTER, OF ALBION,

pain from Cuba are soffering terri- |

Africa. i

ALL HEADACHES

WIS., WRITES A LETTER OH DR. CHASE'S OINTMENT.

Sufferers are at Liberty to Oorrespond with the Above Address and will Obtain Full Particulars Re~

garding the Great Cure.

“ HERE IS WHAT HE SAYS:

Gentlemen,—My wife was most terri- bly afflicted with protruding piles, and contemplated a surgical operation. A friend of ours revonimended the use cf Dr. Chase’s Ointment, and less than one box effected a complete cure. We were so pleased with the ointment that I tried it myself, as I have been troubled with an unsightly skin afflic- tiin which covered the lower part of my face.

For 26 years I suffered untold agony, and was treated by the best medical skill in the United States. I consider | Dr. Chase’s Ointment worth its weight | in gold for piles and skin disease.

=~ Chase’s large-size recipe book, | ¢ '

oth-bound, sent to any eddress on receipt of 50 cents, by addressing Dr. “g Company, Toronto or Bufah,

r4

Si iad Office

TO LET In Cameron Block apply to nas FAS ZARD

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;

Spice.

When ordermy a packrge

Pepper, Ginge , Allepice, Cin namon or Cream of Tartar from your grocer you can al- ways feel sure of securing the best quality by asking for :::

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A Grand Clearance

Your Xmas Present for the

Overcoats, Ulsters, Reefers X% Suits

R. H. Ramsay

and a Help io Select

Father, the Son the brother

m™— Our Solendid and New Stock of —*

For children, youths, and men thrown ‘| at reduced prices for your inspection. fi Mens heavy D B Beaver overcoats $4.90 a the nicest overcoat in the city for $12. 00. i] Mens heavv Ulsters $3.75. 4.75, 5.90 it 7.50, 10.00, 12 00 ie

Mens heavy Suits $4.00, 5.50, 6.50. § Mens heavy Worsted Serges the nicest Mt ready made goods in town for $12.00. | a All these goods worih froin 25 to 35 p ch if more. ; Ke 5 a Don’t Forget the Boys. ' i tia

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We have the finest stocx of pt suits in town. For the Anas rede We offer your choice at greater redu 2 prices.

Remember our clothing is all of the very

latest manufacture. ‘By . 7 ei Bright New Stylish | Come at once. Our values will make it | easy for you to decide. if

Store open evenings till 9 o’clock

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GRAFTON STREET. ij DR ee: Ct ee oo ee i Is a Almost Everybody Bakes 4

Ls a i n If you buy the necereiry ae

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that you are going to buy; best.

A Parlor Stove ? |

ieieDiiek ration eae oe u .

A Christmas Cake

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materials from us you are i sure to have a fine rith, Hh delicious Christmas Cake. We ee sellthe very best and purest of spices, Flavouring, seeded laisins, cleaned Currants, | Citron, Orange and Lemon 7. Peel, Shelled Waloute and i Almonds. Everything needed : a

to make a Christmas Cake we E sell.

Our prices always right.

Sanderson & Co.

Pure Fucd Sellers.

A Hall Stove?

A Cooking Stove? which ever it is you will want the We have them.

PENNELL & CHANDLER

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