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Prince Edward Island Office, oo Queen St., Ch’town. Chrisimis is coming. soon. A photograph is the most pleasing | present you can offer a friend. Come now] before the big rush is on. We can please} you. ‘That’s what we’re here for,

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This is True Liberty,—when Free Born

CHARLOTTETOWN, P.’E. ISLA

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SHOWS HIS PLUCK.

Rescues a Citizen Who was being Robbed.

THOUGH HIGHWAYMAN’S RE- VOLVER WAS POINTED AT HIS HEAD.

Robber Escaped in Darkness.

(SPECIAL T@ THE EXAMINER.)

VANCOUVER, Dec. 11.—Hon. Fred. | Peters was driving home late on) Saturday night when he saw a man| with a revolver in hand in the act | of robbing a citizen. |

Seizing his whip, Mr. Peters leap- | ed from the cab and rushed to the;

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gave him a terrific blow on the head wih the but end of the whip. The man was stunned for a mo ment, but before he could be seized to escape in the dark-

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'PARLIAMENT OF CANADA’

Will Meet February Gth.

[SPECIAL TO THE EXAMINER}. Orrawa, Dec. 11.—Ata mesting of the Cabinet,held yesterday after- noon, it was decided to summon| Parliament for the election of a Speaker and the despatch of bus- iness on February 6th.

[tis not expected that the session | will be a tony one. !

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THis weather is said to be unpre-,

‘cedentedly cold for the time of year. |

1A } ~~ ny “2 > “iderly gentlemen cannot remem

ber when it was so cold so early in the season. But, after tomorrow, it) may be warmer,—at least for the

Opposition.

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Men having to Advise the Public may speak free—Euripipgs.

ND, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11,1900.

AUSTRALIA.

Sir Wilfrid Laurier Will Attend the Great Function.

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[SPECIAL TO THE EXAMINER. |

Ottawa, Dec. 11.—At yester- day's cabinet meeting it was prac- tically decided that Sir Wilfrid Laurier will represent Canada in Australia at the establishment of the new commonwealth. This con- firms the previous advices.

The first big meeting to be held at Melbourne has been postponed until May Ist, when the Duke and Duchess of York will attend.

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$20,000 RECOGNITION

Will Probably be Voted Colonel Otter.

[SPECIAL T® THE BXAMINER. |

Toronto, Dec. 11.—The World

says that it has been informed that | ing troops to the Transvaal without | floor.

the Dominion Government will be asked to recommend to Parliament that a vote of $20,000 be eiven to Colonel Otter in recognition of his services in South Africa. cnineiiatieeattiniaiatiack

NEWFOUNDLAND.

Members of the Enlarged Bond Government. Mr. Bond, the premier, having

secured the consent of Mr. Joseph QamDderlain toc thejenlargement o he Newt inal- rdcahi P wv} r 5 He \ewroundlandcabinent,owing to the importance of the problems as- sociated with the Reid contract,an- nounces the following as the per- somuel of the reconstructed min- istrv :

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Disk t ho chk ei hnees cee Meets ir Premier and colonial secretary. Mr > - al ™ Robert Bond.

Minister of justice, Mr. William Harwood. MAyister of finance, Mr. Edward

J Me bikagiA 1 yp Leadeof the fegieletive council, Mr. George Kno ;

Members of the cabinet without dortfoiics, Messrs Edward Morris. Augustus Harvey, James Henry Woods and James D. Ryan.

The ioregoing constitute the

| cabinet : Minister of agriculture, Mr. Eli!

Dawe. Minister of fisheries, Mr. Thomas Murphy.

Minister of Gecrge Gushue.

public

Messrs Dawe, Murphy and Gus-}

hue are not in the cabinet.

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Vote

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Where to

WARD ONE.

No 1—Engine House, Corner Great George and King Streets.

No 2 —Hermans’ House, Corner

| King and Queen Streets.

WARD TWO.

No 3—House, Henry McNinley’s

'on Sydney Street.

No 4 —House, James F Curtis’

Sydney Sreet. WARD THREE. No 5 —Quirk’s old shop, on corner Grafton and Prince Street. No § —House, Charles Riley's, on

Pownal Street

WARE. 200.

No 7—George Matthew's work- shop, on Weymouth Street.

No 8—George Bell’s shop, one door west of Robins’ Livery, Kent

: - Z - street.

No ¥—Moore’s old barber shop,

‘near Apethecaries Hall corner.

WARD FIVE.

No 1—Doyle’s bakery, Euston Street East.

No 11—House, Mal- peque Road.

No 12—House of Thomas Pick- ard’s, Euston Street.

N workskop, corner

Mrs Murley’s,

No 13—Harris

Euston and Queen Streets. CHARLOTTETOWN ROYALTY. No 14—Love’stannery, St Peter's Road. No 15—Gates’ Mill, altv.

West Ror-

Pitts, |

works, Mr. |

To-morrow. |

of them does not ' habit.”’ Ask your druggist fer them. |

‘gives you the book,

PRINCIPAL GRANT.

Criticised by a Colored Orator.

Toronto, Ont., Dec. 8.—A King- ston special to the Globe says that Rev. J. Hector, the colored temper- ance orator, criticized Principal Grant’s action on the liquor ques- tion, in and address there.

“God have mercy on him, ”’ said Mr. Hector.

‘*How I would like a debate with him on the temperance question. The Lord in Heaven knows I would wipe the earth with him so that the angels would not know him next morning.’’

The lecturer claimed .that Prin- cipal Grant. had uttered many ““‘bald-headed lies and his remarks are enough to cause a cross-eyed cat to leave its home.’’ | Hestated that the W. C. T. U. | was the ‘‘ Women’s Continuous Tor- | menting Union.’’

In no gentle terms he scored the

Principal again for his pro-Boer ut- |terances of a year ago and his| _words denouncing Canada for send-

| convenizg parliament.

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Coal in China.

contract un-|

ols xr 4h Cnsiave the poor! ;

| San Francisco, Dec. 8.—Robert! C: Hoover, chief engineer of the | Department of mines of the Chinese | government for two years preced- | | the Boxer outbreak, is in the city. | |Speaking of the commercial im-! | portance of China, he said: “* In the| | near future. the chief factor in the Chinese trade of the Pacific coast} | will be coal. © There is more coal in} ' the three northern provinces of Chi} ; Li, San Tun,and Shen King than in| ‘any other region in jhe world. Thi |coal, is anthracite of excellen quality, and when even fairly goot railway communications are estab- lished Ht can be” sold ine baz cisco.fer $7 a ton. a TE 9

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1 ogee. Cn os Tm se A : coe | Probabilities for Next 24 Hours. Toronto, Dec. 11.—Moderate to} fresh northwest to west winds : f and decidediy cold. Wednesday : Moderate to fresh southwest to

j ! south winds, with local snow falls |

fair,

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| little higher temperature. a © -6nee———_. - | Tax Summerside Journal asks | | electors not to forget that the men | {now in office ‘‘ have entailed upon | this province an enormous debt, on | which you and your children will | j|have to pay interest,’’ and says ‘Punish by your vot2s those respon- ; sible for the burden. ”’

voila tsataigiiavas ailing ‘*Cleanlinesss is next to Godli /ness.’’ Dirt and depravity go hanc ‘in hand. Thisis just as true of the inside of the body as the outside. Constipation clogs the body and (clouds the mind. Constipation means that corruption is breeding (in the body, poisoning the blood | with its foul emanation, befogging (the brain with its tainted exhala- | tions. Constipation is the beginning ‘of more disease than, perhaps, |any other single disorder. The con. sequences of constipation are legion. ae, Pe i n2 side, short | ness of breath, undue fullness after eating, coldness of the extremitics | | nervousness, indecision, lassitude, | nizziness, sallowness, flatulence, and | | a score of other ailments are direct -| Cure |

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Owing to stormy weather Mr. S. Wheatley’s sale at East Royalty) has been postponed till Thursday, ; Lec. 13th, at noon. Zin.

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