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Souvenir Belt Cuckles

mounted in differ olored rib- hon already for urs; with the Uity Crest. P E lsiand Crest, and other designs beautifully enamelled on the bnekies. Mikes a charming Xmas Gift,

ENGRAVING. when this shed with or-

This is the seaso. department is r ders We would suggest placing your order for engraving early.

W. W. WELLNER

Jeweler and Engriver.

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THE DafLY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, DECEMBER 20, 1899

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SYMPATRY FOR BRITAIN. Port Tampa Citizens Pass Resolutions Upholding Her Case.

A correspondent writing from Port Tampa, Fia.,esye: ‘The following reso- lutions were offered by Col. T. T. Wright, chairman of the meeting called at Port Tampe, Florida, to exprese sympathy fer our brethers in their fight for the right, May the God of battles te with the Motner- land in this struggle for humanity and justice, and hasten the ‘ime for a anion of the English-speaking family. Following are the resolutions which were adopted, the meeting having been ‘called to express sympathy with Great Britain in ber efforts to carry light to the dark continent’:

Nesolved, that the war now waged by Kogland egaiost tyranny and oppres:ion 18 just, and should receive tne sympathy of all who favor England’s demand for the open door to civilized man, regardiese of (reed and watiovality,and his right to travel sod trade unmolested in every section otf the earth

Further, that the barbarous treatment of the native Kaffirs, and their enslavement by the Boers, and the constitutional en- actment of their government which ostra- cizes the Catholic, Jew and Unitarian, and prohibits vheir holding office, should re- ceive the condemnation deserved. In the interest, therefore, of enlightened civiliza-~ tion, justice and humanity, we urge Am-~ ericaus throughout the Union to assemble and express sympachy for Eogland in ber efforts toopen Africa’s door to civiliz-d meno; it is further

Resolved, that the movement inaugu- rated at Queen Victoria’s birthday cele- bration here in May advecatisg a triple friendly alliance of the United States, Eng- land aud Germany, is endorsed,and shonid receive the hearty support of America, be- lieving that a friendly union of the Father- land, the Motherland and the Daughter lemd, will basten the era of ‘ peace op earth, and gooa wiilto man.’

Carelesspees in girlkood causes the greatest suffering aud unbappiness in afier life. Little irregularities and weaknestes in girle should be looked atier prompt'y and treatement given at once. Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Preecript'eo promotes regularity ofall feminine fuoc'ions, makes strength and builds up a sturdy bealth with which to meet the trialato come. Tne Favorite Prescription is nota universal panaces. It is good but for one thing. It is directed solely at one set of organs.

Phetographing a Tiger.

Mr. Gambier Bolton, the famous anl- mal photographer, says that one of his best studies was of a tiger at the Lon- don zoo, which nearly put an end to his life. Mr. Bolton was inside the barrier which prevents the public from going too close to the cages and was taking a photograph of another tiger, when one he had not noticed came strolling from behind some rocks and made a spring at him. A child called out, and Mr. Bolton darted back just in time. His head was underpeath the focusing cloth when the tiger made 1 yt, and as the camera was

lv ruined it is pretty well certain

t the photographer’s head would

have been smashed to pieces. How-

ever, Mr. Bolton paid the animal out,

for he egged it on to make a second

charge and took a photograph of it ia the act.

BRAIN FAG

Is the result of Overwork and an Exhausted Nervous System. Dr. A. W. Chase’s Nerve Food creates New Brain and Nerve Tissue.

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Business and professional men, accountants, stenograrhers, teachers, students and all brain workers know only too well what it means to have the brain so tired out that concentration of thought is almost impossible.

One-fifth of all the blood in the human body fs found in the brain, and unless the blood is pure and rich the brain becomes exhausted for want of proper nourishment.

Dr. A. W. Chase’s Blood Food creates new brain and nerve tissue, and produces rich red blood, ‘‘ the vital fluid” of the body.

All brain workers quickly recognize the merits of this great food cure, and after a few doses enter on their work with new energy and ambi- tion. :

Brain fag is unknown to persons whose brain and nerve have been invigorated by the use of Dr. A. W. Chase’s Nerve Food, which is fur sale by all dealers at 50c. a box.

Dr. Chase’s New Book, ‘‘ The Ills of Life and How To Cure Them,” sent free to your address. Edmanson, Bates & Co., ‘Toronto.

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Wuart Haprenep ro Jones.—It in wail that royelties were paid on receipt~ of $9,200 for eleven performances of “Wh»t Happened to Jones,” in Johannesburg, South Africa.

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A Seriovs Mistake.—An Aonnapoli- Valley exchange sccidentally placed tue | heading “Veeuvius,” intended for an , art cle on the burning mountain, over an | Obituary note. Webhope hat the paper's circulation does not euffer among the | ‘host of friends’ who mourn the loss of the | deceated.— Yarmouth Times. |

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CovLyy’t ®tanp tHe Reverses. —Be- cause of the reverses which have befallen Rritiah arms in South Africa, Daniel A. Weber, an Boglishman, jumped out of hia | wiacow, On the fourth floor of No. 209 | Kast Eightieth St, New York, on Wedece- day night aod was instantly killed.

Bre Bierce Race.—A big intervationa! six day’s bicycle race, with $4,000 ip pr:zea, will be held in Boston during tbe last week in December. ‘ihe event will be held at the new iudoor track, re- cently opened, which has eight laps tu the mile, and ts one of the finest indcor tracks in the country.

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Beyoxp His Reaca.—At Berliv, Ont., while Judge Chishoim ws holding county cour!, one petit juror, WhO was On the list pamed Henry Lshman, failed to answer io his nataee “I will fine him $10” seid his Honour. Afterwards it was found out that Lehman had been dead for two yeare. |

Aw O_p anp Wet Triep Reuepy-— Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup nas been used for over fifty years by millions of motbers for their children while teetbirg, with perfect success. It sooths the child, softens the gums, allays ali pain, cures wind colic and is the best remedy for Dirraboea. It is pleasant to the tate, sold by all druggists in every pari of the world. Twenty-five cents a bottle. Its value is incalculabe. Be sure and ask for Mre Winslow’s Soothing Syrup

Mercnanr Service Losses.- The losses At hen >) i by the merchant service of ibe world iu the Jast year, are set forth in @ report prepared by the British Gov ernment. Great Britain, with more than 12,000,000 tons e#float, has the lowest per centage of losses. Startling figures are presented as to the number of sieamers and sasiling craft reported missing, aod now regarded as lost by insurapee unver- writ«rs. No less than 24 steamers sailed out of various ports last year, and bave never been heard from, and 79 sailing vessels cleared and never reached their destination, both classes representing a total tonnage of 72,773. In addition, 96 chips, repreeenting 85 sailing craft and 11 steamers, had to be abandoned at sea.

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Loan Paid,

Rio JANEIRO, Dec. 17.—The govern- ment yesterday paid the last instalment ot tbe Rothechild joan of 1897—twe mil- lious gold. The customs dues heretofore assigued for these *payments will hence forth go to guarantee the fund of paper circulation.

It is pleasing to learn from the Pioneer that Rev LJ McDonald, of St. Patrick’s, Lot 14, is able to be out again amongst his parishioners after having been con fined to his residence for severa! weeks by sickness.

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—No doubt General Buller knows how (noi) io do it. —The Pioneer rises to remark,that :—“‘ If two candidates are in the field for election to the Federal parliament, both of equal political intelligence, but the one pledged to support prohibition and the other not, we would certainly vote for the probibi tioniet —providing that both were Liberal candidates.” |

This is “‘ Prohibition” according to | Liberal principles. Honest Conservacives | and sipcere prohibitionists everywhere, will * vote them down.”

souvenir booklets. Better than Christmas cards to send to your friends abroad. For sale at all the book- stores and at R.H. Mason’s newetand.

Price 10 cente!

Great clearance sale of crockery and glassware at P. Monaghau’s, _ Upper Queen Street. $3 tea cets, 44 piecee, now $1.90; $8 dinner sete, printed, now $5; $1.50 lemonade sets, now 90cts; $1.25 lemonade fet-, DOW iv cents; china plates, printed plates, all sizer, at 20 per cent off. Fancy goods at 25 per cent diecouot. Remember the place.

Scores and hundred of use-

fuland appropriate gifts for Christmas at Stanley Bros.

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WHEN THE SKATING ——

To enjoy this kind of outdoor sport your must be suitably equipped with skates and boots. We can’t sell you the skates, but when it comes su selling Skating Boots, we are right at the head of the procession. .

Anice skating boot for girls, sizes |* to 2 (black) pebble felt lined, $1.20

A firer quality pebble (chocolate), felt lined, $1.50

A lady’s black skating boot, felt lined, at $2.00, Box Calf or Dongola.

A lady’s Chocolate Dongola Skating Boot, felt lined tor $2.00

Many cheaper lines from $1.25 up.

Hiocksy Boots

Eoys’ and men’s .4:5 (4 with orwith) tb stracs— ll

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SILVER WATCHES JUST RECEIVED

Also direct from the minu facturers :—

silver Goods, both Table and Fane

Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Chain

Gold Brooches

scarf Pins

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Rings, both Piai: anil Sst with Stones.

The Birthday §t nes ar:.—

January, Garnet | July, Raby

February, Ametbyst | Au; ust, Moonstone

March, Hvacinthe | Sep. Sapohire April, Diamond | Oct Opal May, Emerald , Nov, Topaz June, Pearl | Der, Turqnoige

If you wish apythiog epecial made to order, please leave your order early or there may be a difficulty in procuring ex- actly what you wish for, as manufacturers report avery brisk crade.

i. W. TAYLOR,

CamERON Brock, CH ARLOTTETOWN.

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(Please vote for your owz benefit

aod ours.) Ebony'Goods, nice assortment. Sterling Silver Novelties Geld and Silver Watches Watch Chains, Ladies’ and Gente’. Gold & Gold-filled Spectacles Beautiful Parlour Clocks Knives, Spoons or Forks.

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pieced. Please comefjin and look through our stock.

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