THE GUARDIAN CHARLOTTETOWN, P E 1, NOVEMBER 29 1899

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Dawson Chair ot Liter-

ature Endowed By

IR WILLIAM MCDUNALD

'ill be IlcGil1’s Memorial To The Late Emeritus Principal

lmraaas.. Nav 24 --The amieunee- at that a Irlnad nl leGtll University ienntribated a large nam at money mdcw a chair to be called the `, Daw- idatr, h memory cl Sir William wean, the late Enerltas Prladpsl. is rabid nl much earlonit and apac- he la aaivnrnity cities tlrlay. sk.eadis aadesetord to be Sir il-

who has in time

n steadlas: and (onerous

lwnore ‘ii ml. the' eos- lmtsd to Lady Dawson. Principal arson to-day intermed The Herald itarenerousdoaer has slgnihed his lution ot contributing such a sum as lald, in a fitting and substantial man- rperpetnate the name nad mandy the revered ex Pnncip°l, who has se no much towards making tbc_Ul- llity what it is Attached to @ lnmtion is the condition that iwson shall enioy the incomadsrivahle In the leundaiion during the remaind- ot her lite Tue offer will be con-

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The clouds

have hardly held more rain drops than the t e a r s which have fallen from w o m e n ’ s

eyes. There is a world of truth in t h ol d

e song

which said: “Man must work, and w o m a n m u s t weep. ” Women must weep not only fa' the troub- les and ills of.

§'..‘£.’°»F.."‘°’ ‘Tl the ph cal .ag-¢

ony an aufering that they them- selves endure in ileace

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Nine-tenths of

the pain and enf- fering that wo- men n n d e r e o could be avoided by a little knowl-

, and a resort to the right remedy. en a woman feels weak, sick. nervous, ful and despondent, and suders from

ns in the back and sides, dragflg own sellttot. S S -

from weakness and dbease of tht

nctiy feminine organism. Dr. Pieree’a vorite Prescri tion is the best of all icines for ai ing women. It acts di- ly and only on the delicate and import-

organs that make maternity ppasible.

llmkea them strong and wall. nike Gaiarmtion, heals stem* nodhm it and tones the nerves. It oes away ll the usual dhcomforts of the timoroul

and makes oaby's coming easyand

lmost p1i~i‘e<s It is the discovery of Dr. V Pierce an eminent and skillful :pe alist, for thirtv years chief consul ng Yaieian to the Invalids’ Hotel and Sur-

lnstitute at Btifalo. N. Y. No honed er will urge a subetitiite for this sn-

lcasnot <av too much for inf. Pieree’a_Favus~ Prescription writes if-rs Clara Baird, of

Qport Montszorrerv Ls., Pa._ ‘_‘I it ton highly lor the good it di

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wtiicii wil be held an Situruay ner. I' is highlv probable that the new chair sill be devoted io English l`tc°aturs-» -iubj or fn whic! the university at t e preaer-t time is weak by comparison with many of great institutions of lfarr- iag elsewhere. ln engineering science it is generally acknowledges that McGill is at the torciront. it net actually in advance ol the requirements ol the country; and in the classics it is also strong. A chair ter English literature would appeal to many as an appeal to many as an exceedingly appropriate memorial to Sir William Dawson, who was himset an able writer, as well as ii a great scientist. There are many greet scientists whose work is ot less value to 'ne world to-day than it would have have been had their faculty tor express- ing themselves in good idiomatic Eng- lish been greater.

Latest [Great Britain] Naval Notes.

We admire our glorious Empire,

We love hspowar and name;

We delight to hear the story

Of its battles and its tame, \

It was by gallant actions

Britain grew great and hoe. (t

Brave deeds of noble daring. *`

Battles fought on land and sm.

Let the sons ot this great Empire,

Gather round our mighty ns nnsr

With courage and with pride, _ f

hat mir actions all bo noble,

Ol ‘[1-owrlmpirs wide, ` Y . 1 ' 0

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SIXTHf-You can".-be s ue that the Clothing we sell is not represented( in any __ ___

. 5" - :§t)nr clerks are thi uthful and Straight-.forward and know their _

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We’ll protect with pride our baowar

While our Empire rules the sea-

The Naval and Military Record, re-

larringrto the arrival at Plymouth ot H. U. 8. albot nays: “Tho Talbot was built and enjnsd ntl

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though she has duo only mission. arrangements have been made tor her ta go at once into dcckyanl hands to be rented at an estimated coat sl £10,000. ~` 'Tna hull ol theNatvil, submersible torpedo boat, just launched at Cher- hlrg, is ot s eel. The Nstvtl, #which was designed U M. :Ls- _ ut, has a dl-placement ot 1 500 one She ie 118 feat 4 inches long,by 30 lt. 6 in. beam. She differs from tnn Gyrnole, the hustave Zede and the lane, in as much as she can be .navigated with part il her hull remaining above the lev--1 ot the sea or with har hull lm- mersed, but with her dome and tunnel siili above wnte sr com letel im

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merncd, no that notnlllgwhatavor of her "\|'~- A °°°*Pi°“°" 190°' ‘ °‘ um'

sheia completely immersed. Sho llll I mr A '

is visible. Her speed is 12 knots per hour when she is moving on the surface ot the sea, and 8 knots an hour when

two sources ot mction. (1) a motor worked with oil; (2) accumulated electricity. By this means her radius olaetionhashsenrendared much more considerable than that ot the Gust-ve Zede. which doe! not exceed 80 miles; she can make, indeed, a voyage ot 624 miles at eight knots per hour, and one oi 252 miles at 12 knots per hour. The Narval carries but lance torpedo tubes, and she is to have a crew ot two om- cers and nine men.

Ae faras can be ascertained, the ves-

sels on the Cape ol Good Hope station. and the position which they at present hold. are as follows:

Cars Town urn vtcnrrrr ;

Terri .le (iinit class cruiser.) Thrash (first class gunboa~.) Barrosa (third class cruiser.) Forte (secfi nd i-lass cruiser.) Dewar! (Brit class gunbont.) Monarch (third class batti~»~nip.) _ .Penelope (t.erid~r io the Monarch.)

- Rami,-lcr (Survey vessel.)

Duncan:

| Powerful (first class cruiser.) I Tnita (third class cruiser.)

Doris (Second class cruiser.) Philomel (third class cruiser.)

Migicienrie gihird class cruiser.)

f Pufrgidge ( rat 011185 guilbf li.)

(The Rambler, Magicienue. and Part-

ridge havc been on this etition.)

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Damcoa Bar-

the first. heel plate ot which

on January 2. 1899. w.-a “Sims G» B-s @1h°"m|

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The battleship V

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tops, and eight M i aims. She

are . two wrongly = one being of the, back shape. On thisthn armor NSU The main V

ill ° t oi 4 - nan guns' ctgixrzew and irnprovfd ed in paira.two pointing forward end two att. 'llheae guns are protected 5! 8-inch shields, while the hydrmlld mechanism and machinery’ Wm sheltered bv a circular redoubt with 12- lndi armour. She will alioesffi W 5' inch quick Bring guns at new t 8. 804

smaller weapons for boat an

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ll` Ji) §\_ iii* But it seems to be our duty to give you all the information wezcan about our great Cloth-

iiiil Never in the history ofthe Cothing trade was better value offered the people of Charlottetown than is now offered by Prowse Bros. The Wonderful Cheap Men.

FIRST- -.We want to im ress this on your minds that we keep the best Ready-to-Wear

Clothing made in Cisnuda.

SECOND-We know good Clothing when we see it.

_ TH IRD,-We give your money back if you want it. ` r FOURTH, ~Every garment that leaves our store is fully gauaranteed.

FIFTH,-We buy Clothing in large quantities, therefore buy cheaper than small dealers. ,

SEVENTH.-You are s ife when you trade becande you iianbesurh #gel-’ _ _ i H ing the best goods. the best value, the best treatment. ' . I _ f ip: is L; J

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New York. Nov. 25.- The World here from Farjardo, a town on thasastl A" Him tngornnw will _publish-a letter hom ot Porto Bice. whsredt H* *U* UW* Havana 'stating that U. S. omcielaetts; aground for twenty-iwo hours on Tues- P\Ii'&;.°.%°

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that the battleship Halas

.blown nu by gnncouon torpedoea

seed in the bay for the purpose. The

700 pounds ot which was

_was sent Imm Barcelond to Ad- Henrola,cnmmanding the portant

nndwas either stolen from the where the stu!! was shred sway with the knewlodial the in charge. Phe torpedvnnaiwdw by eeenei with the ‘nest ,nf as‘she swung at anchor.

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skin diseases as Salt Humans Ecaella, to

cansizathsm are clilllnatd Gfellplsttli from The amen mhds et terms at ilimmsnlhy*Bllb0¥ 550| Bittara ,atsifvap lei--mtiialitll G “i°“‘ °‘..".':*f_,m‘.:."‘

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ing form of Salt Rheum that 'Mild broil out on her face. She tried many things,

includi_p_g_doctors’ medicines, but nothing___

did 'lior miles 'ur C 'A "vw" W "4b.ons..tw».z.%i_i_»o.as9 Q”

taking Burdock l Bi tersi *hm* 5° our astonishment her face 508511 5° 8°*

well, and by the ll? Of *W0 Mm” Uh re . wagxmfgleriiy i.!i?nt.h of the above state- ment I would refer you to J. B. Bowser, General Merchant of this towni 3°"

whom I bought the twobottlas

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her some years . The cure was a

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of secret investigation, have day last

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