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Cured of Lumbago by i’'s Pills *

Mr R. Morrow Dod

Toronto, Nov 25. fue vast majority >

now and esteem Nr. R.

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the following statement

Mr. Morrow, possesses

of Torontonians | Morrow, the able Torvnto Auer Lig

For this reason spade in writicg b

aus Significance. ~~ oe ago | was attacked by Lum-

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bago avd Urinery trou! l+ which caused me intense suilet g,liovk several differ- ent remed es without apy Lenefl . Then I begao using Dodd + Kidoey Pils, and was

y them - valley prevalent this fall. uld know that Dodd’s

known cure tor

completely cured Lum bago is unt 1! eufferers sh Kidoey Pille are | t. They never ts

e only |

Cuba, is now ina etieets are no garbeg? of the

The cily of Saotiagy, faiuly benliny stale. th longer used as -ew re. The

city is burned every day.

Keep Minard’s Liaiment im the Hors:

OU) Le Les We~s

Slut wachmne bearing the asopouneeiicke “rule quarkrin thesiotand get a sure a teoderfoot who thinks

A varn comes !

pr se.” Sumetimer ic Wanbls @ ourpri urops in @& quarcer, Hie gew the surprise ail right, sor the

a joaded revclver at Dim * Drop in @li ; ex-

Thecuadlem poib.e

auu displays this notice ;:

Your Mivuuey avd svar watch, or hi

picue lu oU seCou

Dr. Chase Cures Catarrh ziter

YVperations k «ail. ronto, Marcn 16.h, 1897

iz cele & cllscicl! » Lm AP fh, ALU iacciy We su lileG Hilts lo ‘ Ula i Xr ri L ‘ mMmoaCe vt ave > 2 Lh e's Lawerrt . aha one | edicine has made |

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H, G. FORD,

Foreman, Cowand Ave. fire hail

i re are proe ecisof the erection Ol Ui pull milli in tue worid uear | VWileawa

Minard’s Liniment is used by Physicians |

rromivent cans are discussing the

pUoolbilily ul segs iZed polygawy U tab LUM LualiLis @ sate. Lue majority ol tue inhebilabis Drlitve lu pOlygally, apd | 75 i Lucey bave uUUW LL CUUSLILULigual rival wo pive it the fBOUCLIOD OF iaW @t auy Lillic. A | vu stilauloual tc GGnicht, Similiar blu thal | | ‘ OY With siaVecy. will De Decessary io | aVeil woe va uy villbal survival irom a] pe > 5 pa | . } Oo ail WAO I emecives with heaita | x ually supplis wa), Kiubejys and Liver | eU GisulBal.zea iia uty ale ibcapaDdie CI het pls ithe s) I lite livks pUlseLOUs Waslo erial, DLOlLa i sucieu, Boweis Uvn- Lj ead hice fil bacK balbllg, Lake ‘ i ‘ i y 7 Ley} Meip Ji ULELCR LY ALG vv } € })0uU i Presbyte missionaries of Wes ” : Artrica bave disc: vered sume veW Cases OF | horrible Supeéreti! oo amo g the patives.

Une of the brutal practices cousists in te : . : , ' eacrifice Of #11 (tw uchiiaren,

News bas reacved Vancouver fresh , eries of go iin the Atlin district. The discovereis who are [udians, retuse to d:vulve the exaci location. " | ments. 1 ; ig wav to the : Ler ; SSC ‘ UO I way ; i . } <% . “ o men pa L her on his y to the | indisputably ours. It will be somewhat able, without seeming 1otice her. : -— ae | tabi ut eem - to I ner r ugh on Elias to ] sq his! reputed 668 9 Mme Helvetings. ‘‘what ac- ; ; Sali i ) ely Luss, Wilat a@ ; Dn | . ‘ we che » ly ; a e. ~ , i ’ | pre-eminence, but as the grea amark I sh ake ( your Wlantry : ‘ lare line | count 4 6h uld take of : : At of the international boundary ine be YT Ly ani } , imnon et ‘ neo ’ if : Ra . : 7 5 with . it milip, « . may vet vet some cons lation. — New NALS : Ni **Mada sail the old gent lan. | oo most : _ 3 | York Tribune. La . : IN IN i | ee 7 ot ee —_—_~ ogy 4 - . ‘ Al | : OS. i Cy iat tl ° ’ A LUridg Cre the Seine, tre & d aoder lil,w be completed be. re | openiog ot tbe World’s Exposition in

Ask for Minard’s and take no other

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ie Bost n I ird f aldermen for 1899 | Wil stand sevé Democrats and five KNe- pu 1iCans,

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G©hronic Lezema Cnred.

Ube QO! the cases of Eczema ever culed is tl cuse Of Miss Gracie Kila Aiton, of Hartiar ld, N\. Bb. Ch asworn state-

ment Mr. Aiton tags: | my daughter G Kezema O!1 long s

hereby certify that acie Eila was cured of inding by using tour boxes ol Dr, Chase’s © niment. William Thistie, druggist, of Har land aiso certifies that he sold iour boxes of Ur, Chase’s Ointment which cured Gracie Kila

Have Just Completed

My New Oyster Place.

Call and eve the brilliant display of beautiful oysters on and off the ehell. Our Oyster king ie standing in the

window, See him, and then you will eat . *ysters, ‘

John | Joy,

s VICTORIA CAFE Ureat Ger rge Street, . \ haa |

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| ti ts, etc

| gation by, ‘‘I have an idea.”’ | marked, ‘‘ Astonishing!

Mivard’s Liniment Lumberman’s Friend

mutton will answer.

You may choose between milk, water, coffee or tea. But there is no second choice for Scott’s Emulsion.

It is Scott’s Emulsion or nothing.

When you need the best cod-liver oil, the best hypo- phosphites, and the best glycerine, all combined in the best possible manner, you have only one choice,

It brings prompt results in all cases of wasting, or

loss in weight.

All druggists; goc. and $1.00, SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, Toronto.

Vienna.

Here we have a proud, imperial city, rather disdainful of trade, aristocratic and easy gvoing, conscious of a long past, its rulers still animated with the conviction that they are the successors of Charlemagne and Otto, looking on Berlin as parvenu, on London as merely commercial, on Paris as half crazy. Ex- cepting in the domain of music, Vienna is not a home of art and culture, but it isacenter of dignity and grace anda certain calm air of superiority, which, however, does not offend. It is content to look on while other places explore and write and toil and push and strain; it stands on its rank;it can never forget its 16 cuarterings and its claims to high estate

Vienna is most interesting perhaps as Moe meeting place between east and west, where the fine gentleman rubs shoujders in the afternoon lounge along the Graben with the Bosnian peasant. The guardian of Europe’s ancient order, the center of a great and most interest- ing empire, the city of leisure and of a pride so lofty that it does not know itself to be pride at all, Vienna is both a charming city md an important polit ical center, as she will continue to be, no matter what is the fate of the Aus- London Spectator.

M. de Fontenelle’s Bright Speeches. M. —— said of a young fellow who

lid not see that a lady was in love with him: ‘You are very young. You san only read large print.’’

A preacher said: ‘‘Wen Pere Bour- jaloue preached at Rouen, he caused a great deal of disorder. The workmen

| left their shops, the doctors their pa-

I preached there the follow ing year and set everything right.”’

A lady 90 years of age said to M. de ; who was 95, ‘‘Death has forgotten us.’’ ‘‘Hush!’’ replied Fon- t le, putting his finger on his lips. A conceited dolt interrupted a con A wit re-

ntenelle,

yver-

A courier said, ‘‘After the death of 1is majesty there’s nothing one can’t believe.

M. de Fontenelle, then in his ninety seve! year, having just paid Mme.

Helvetius a thousand pretty compli

If you cannot get beef,

| —Exchange.

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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN DECEMBER 29 1898

“dt [had looked at you 1 s4ould not have passed by you.’’Gentleman’s Magazine.

Desperate.

‘*I want a horse and trap fora fu- neral. Can you let me bave them?"’ in- quired the young man in the loud check suit of the cautious liveryman, whose stock occupies the same place in his affections that a wife and family should.

‘* Well, if you're careful,’’ replied the cautious liveryman slowly.

The turnout was at last ready, and while the young man in theloud check suit was arranging himself in his seat the proprietor patted the horse, an es- pecial favorite, tried the buckles of the harness, shook the shafts and performed all the usual ceremonies due upon such an occasion, Then, as he banded up the reins, he said absentmindedly:

‘*He’s very willing and quick. Be careful not to drive too fast.”’

The young man regarded him in sur- prise for a moment, and then assever- ated:

‘*Well, I’m going to keep up with the funeral if it kills him !’’—London Answers.

A Bridle to Her.

Polk Miller of Richmond is known as araconteur of plantation life in the south before the war. One story toid by Mr. Miller will well bear repetition. An old darky named Absalom was the favorite attendant of a widower ac- quaintance of Miller, and as rumor had it that the widower intended tak- ing unto himself a second wife Miller asked Absalom if itgwere true. Absalom scratched his woolly pate for a moment and replied that be reckoned it was.

‘*Well,”’ said Miller, ‘‘will he take a bridal tour?’’

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This somewhat puzzled Absalom for an instant; then an inspiration struck him, and he said, ‘tI dunno ‘bout a

bridle, sah, but when de ole missus was ‘live he used to taik a paddle to her; so maybe he taik a bridle to de new one!’

Got Her Snap Shots,

As President station at Omaha the other day the crowd lined up as usual upon two sides ff and pro- tected by the police. Half way across the platform a woman with a kodak

| dodged the guard and sprang out before

| Mr. McKinley. The chief of police, who

' led the procession, ordered her away,

but the president interfered and took off his hat so that she might get a better view of his face. Backing rapidly a few feet in advance, she got several] snap shots and then disappeared.

good

He Won Her, ‘‘] learn,’’ she said reproachfully, “that you were devoted to no fewer than five girls before you finally pro-

posed to me. How dol know that you didn’t make desperate love to all of them?’’

‘‘T did,’’ he replied promptly.

‘‘You did!’’ she exclaimed.

“Certainly,” he returned. ‘You

don't for a minute I would ba folhardy enough to try for such a prize

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The newly discovered peak in Alaska, which is said to be taller than Mount St. Elias, is away over on the American the boundary line and is thus

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Like two friends, are the f.ot and shoe which meet in perfect harmony. Such

meetings are Common In our experience.

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Ladies’ and Gents’ Slippers ia all styles, Overgsaiters and Jegzins, M Overshoes and Rubbers.

A nice line of skating boots in to buy where bigh quality is cheapest. than you get eleewere.

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all the latest styles and cc lors.

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Charcoal and (; ke, boxes Janded ex §.§, Winnipeg. For sale by

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Certral : Restaurant.

Nearest to market, Post Office, Cit Building, and Principal Stores. ee The right plaee for Oysters, Dinners,

Lunches, ete, etc,

New Roome, New Appointments, every- thing up-to-date, 1 Call and see ur.

ALFRED J. QUIRK,

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400 Lake

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A New Year’s Gift free ty» every person buying fifty cents worta o° goods.

Last :: Week

We sold hnndreds of X mae Presents. Why ?—Because our prices were low and we had the new goods that suited the peo- ple. Young men bonghtrings for tbeir pest girle; old men bought Rrooches. | Clocks. Yracelets and Chinaware for their | partners in Jife, Young women bought Watch Chains, uockets and Fancy Goods for their beaus, mothers bought toys’ and and dolls for the children, and many were made happy by visiting our store. This week we wil! give a New Year’sGift to

enomy | every person buying fifiy cents worth o

yoods from us.

Weeks& Warren PURELY" CO

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Prowee'’s New Stone Biock

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Save 20 to 50 o**Kverthing Reduced

XMAS WnaiK BARGAINS GALORE

Try us tor your Christmas Presents and save 20 to 50c on every dollar you have t

spend. Make your money go, what you want,

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regular price $1,10, Xmas sale price only

Dry goods are the most acceptable Xmas present, We hav

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Pairs Ladies’ Black and Colored undressed Kid Gloves; 4 pretty pearl buttons, 90

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Pairs Dressed Kid, black and colored, 4 pearl buttons, $1.10 regular Xmas gale 69¢

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Pairs Perrin’s best buttoned and lacing black and tan browns and faney colors

regular $1.35, sale price... ..__e.see

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and all colors, 20c to $1.00, Xmas sale price

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Furs! 9 collars must be sold, all reduced—5 ruifs, all reduced. § fur ea 8 coon Fa Furs! jackets,S astrackan jackets, Now is your chance, ail to be sold, | scounts ~ Fu Weol 340 all colors, Black, Pink, Sky Pink, Cardinal. Prices a juced.. Must Shawls Regular 42c to $3.25, Xmas prices, 32 to $2.41 nold | Gents’ Gens’ Kid Gloves, Neckties, Braces, Shirts. Collars and Cvffs, Undrleth- te /Xmas_ ing,Vardigan Jackets; ctc,etc. Buy your present here and make \m Geods cash go furtherest Go

Left Gieenland Seal, Grey Lamb, Persian, etc. grand Xmas box.

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Fancy work ing silks 33c per doz skeias 25 per cent discount cffall fancy linen

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Cl up business - -Big Bargains going—Everything must be sold.

VW/Y.A. Weeks & Co

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