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take i's Sarsay Soon appetite lasses and walked u} can the s¢ iieieieaainke se el : He opened his jaw to sna \ r hat \ hy } , My * straightened out and I threw _— a a oe I shovi V te} RK ¢ i his sath awe itehes. Iam now stout and seeds: Sainte aa ; ‘aoe Pea d am farming, whereas four | 27“5* 08K Of his ears, where a illiga- years s was a cripple. | gladly rec- | tOr has noteeth. omn ‘ 1% Sarsapariila.”” URBAN | “Fe It i ti rv oi X HamM™ , sable Grove, ‘lilinoi is. ’ the bottle up. Jim tasted PS

the molasses and began wagging his

ta He br ke ee ’s leg, but that We lead in Was an accident. > Was : s gentle as er dog from a. alteeas he tasted Hats and Caps. lasses, | “I taught him a lot of pret ty tricks-

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Fiats & Caps.

We will astonish you with our low prices on When you buy a hat outside of our store, you pay 20 per cent. Come to the hatters and cappers.

TAILORING.

This is our hobby; our cutter, Mr. J, J, McDonald, is delighting our cus-

If you

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McKay Woolen Company. ’,

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rifier. Alldruggists. ¢1. | harnessed him up toa boat. He looked - = mi | Muss. | ar und at me to sce what I wanted. i , %< >: ‘ ver i. eas . reached over the side of the boat and Hood's P ills me, easy to operate. 2 pushed him a Then he unde: | ssood Of he went. c {OLR FOR DECEMBEI | “When I pulled on the rope I had) ¥ . - \ 5 &. 15/6] around his neck he was nonplu sed for ad t ; . _ ” scl 4 3 — | # mfoate, but he soon caught on, and ) tomers, ‘The best cutter we have had in our eLiploy. ew * 3 } tT how when go to les Atlemand’s I ‘ ® I ; I First { lay, 8 16.9 I Y | neyer have to hire any body to paddle Y get him to cut it for you, Ful im Gay, 5 2 n my canoe. Jim attends to carrying , La- 2 2 I | me anywhere I want to go. = | “Say, do you know, Jim is as glad to ¥ i — a Bes | Rie i a me whenever I pass that way as mers | rises | sete water| J° WS a relative of mine. What's | that? Of course, it’s the truth. Ask. | i 2 ee ‘ | eo Baptiste. He takes care Jim for \ i sei. s i aft _| me while Iam in New Orleans."— : } § 29} 4 10 ( 00) New Csisons Times-Democrat. 2 vesday } 30 | 19 B® 51 3; 1 lay Lj 9 » 44 . 4 Friday 2 | } 10 33 NERVOUS Troubles are due wo | 4 5 | Saturda | a i 2! | impoveris hed blesd. Hood’s Sar . i os 4 8 more | s iparilla is the One True Blood att | . . | gg | Pwrifier aul NERVE TONIC. $|¥ ~~ 18 ; ST ee | “n eam eee . , _— ——— i9iy r i d a ) 9 , , 7) ‘11 F: ae gi 2 a | he Pires of these Monthly y Competitions win commence Jan January Ist, 1897, es ee ae i Ie = wv and contin: —— — iiss’ ft] B) at VGIVEN FREE | 8:9 ovine ore a ao; - at 8] & 4] IN BICYCLES wed rene Spread eed Se tomate ees] St 3], 8: AND WATCHES | EACH MONTH |. 25:20!" "osu a 6 i We ade 13} ) 7 59 satisfaction to know that he is pleased ae . $4 9} 8 25 As Follows: = FOR <9 —s — ee = its ae g ) 9 1 it Mr. Davies is easily pleased. For al , 10 First Prizes, $100 Stearns’ Bicycle, . . $ 1,000 five ears he represented King’s County in It | Sa av i 15 a: 6 66 25 Second “ $25 Gold Watch ve ye pe repr e3 y 99) St 4 10 i 10 44 EE ae the House of Commous of Canada, and 1M 47 ; 1 25 daring the whole term he was so pleased 2 | ; ‘7 : ; | P 2 Blozolos ond Watches Given each month . 1685 with the Mackenzie Government and its 13; . ‘71 131 0 41 work that he never asked or obtained for €4' Thur 43} 13 mT his constituency any public work of any : | Brida i 13} : Z Total given during year 1897, $19,500 500 account. He never thought of asking for 6 Sa 7 ae | > 45 HOw TO OBTAIN THEM. RULES. a railway = oe a which a . ¢ $3 is s 40 compet tors to save as many “Sunlight” ‘very month during 1897, in each of thes represented, for fear Of displeasing the - . | 4 ‘3 ; 7 —s Te ‘each wraps ee cts en Ford compsinat eh int scteadieis Government. He was pleased, however, 1 49) 16) 6 14) Se peneuke Be SEREWE ep Seo m0 roe roenen| Satan ens Samtenee | bimeelf. But he mey be excused, ae Mr. 30 | 49] 17| 7 52| Seatbqsnesbessetseckes mm and Geer MEecnemer en To on. wcctl ce she meats tite beceels 3 49 18 8 20 rim ashoet of paper om whieh Fire SS Sialicar | reine Bcompetitors who'send in the mex an only voted for the main line becouse or hertull name aad addrenaa. | Pr tes 7 | thre dtserses Guittaw ae tee en 1,000 or 1.500 of his constituents told him - -| rin pi of em Eps - Oi tose ssid erent: a edyeee =| to support Pope on that question or resign. . ans. ~ ents & 1» Value nn. , ls e i - le fw ee eer ES Seote Bt. | ot | ads eee ee ee My. ee w eo well _— eo P [ 3] and Hallwa corners, with ihe NUMBER of the Dis-| wa ee ee eee r ad id TRICT Competitor lives i aR eae whe sin ain wrappers from unsold soap ae the old — on the ee ees “NO. OF I}w NAME OF DISTRICT - tock will be disqualified. Employees of Messrs, just to please a Grit supporter in P.etou Ni 17 n ber 18°6 ’ ners, Ltd., and their families, are debarred f: i ee : : th ad sae vill roa daily | S'S" \Westere Ontarte, < ; eg. eR ames lieiiinieicnin | who wanted to get work : for his old tub. Su at ’ wa follows .— i | an: = Oarevten yuntic roan bet worn ded to competitors 21 days after each competition Mr. Davies _— also * well pt 4 : 2 anata Suiaric. esnsicting of Nootthene. | a "Moser. Lever Brothers, Ltd. will endeavor te award aoe - Northern Light was coustracted 3 Provinee of Que bee Heals dele tees st of their SS } and put on the Foute. ; T [rains In-| 4 Province of New Brunswick the award of Messrs. Lever Brothers, led, asina ' But Mr. Davies’ memory must be fail- } « STATIONS. ward. Re 5 "Siward isinwa” a Prince LEVER BEOS., Ld., 23 Scott St., Toronto | ing him, for he evidently seems to forget . vB Toronte, Out. Bach Whoo! is guasaateed by tbe mabure oud bes eerateen coasts how pleased he was when his colleague, Mr. ; | Lard, was crowded out of the McKenzie } : : . wi | Government aud sbunted off as governor | : 3] lo 10 | of the Northwest in order to make room } - y sac a | for Hon. David Mills in the Cabinet by | ‘ i? 8 = N , , . of ' - which shaftle the is'and for a time lost its f : a mae - 817 Minister. Mr. Davies now says that we | ; . i on “ on | “were deprived of our wel!-underatood | e +x 1p ot 54 | right” when we lost our seat in the { B47 9 38 12 331 7 33 | Cabinet. Pray when did he make this | 6 10 10 ' i 12 an 7 OO | discovery and why did he continue to sup- { p ls . 1. M | port and “be pleased’ ” at the grit govern- |) ' } Ar. 10 30 a ment and its actions until he lost his seat \ ‘ 10 10) in 1878. 4 9 47 ; _ For the long period of eighteen years } wendlbe 9 OO | Mr, Davies has beer supporting the grits # 5 UO | who havedone everything to oppose the / i 3 a progress of the country and he bas been well | tenes 0 ple:s d with them. They are nowon the | . 6 OF treasury benches and the first five mouths _ be of their reign shows an increased exp2ndi-— | ’ M.\A. M ‘ * ture of nearly halfa million and a de~! 2 5 4910 & Dozens of U Isters and Overcoits at IN\ OICE PRICE, | creased income of nearly a quarter of 4 ” ~ wy? ° 7 . | : . % i 4 1 "7 S = with cost of selling added. ; million “ ae in Ban meee a os : ns an A | quarters of a milion. u r i 3 \ wiestew't | Ls 15) 9 05 As we have more of this lin» of goods than we may | pleased at the goverament and its action. | + ) © 4 2 8 y7| be able to sell this season, we make this genuine offer to dis- | As} Mr. Davies intends weiing another | f " @ xl 7 lett will be eased” to speak | 5 | Mi nscces 2 56 748} pose of them. We mean to sell-exactly as we advertise. You} °c ae. ™ P es B 57 10 51). . Bear River ...0¢. 2 03) 7 : : ; gain. f ‘ | 211 4 | Seldom get an apportunity like this to buy at actual cost to Ow Tiver. | r “jr. u. retail, al vliaietoian ‘ SS 7 25) 7 35 : \ : i . 7 10) 7:10 We don’t consider it nec2asary t> be continually harp : . M . ? ' ° ¢ ‘ling at fhe good quality of work done in our ‘ a | NO DOCTOR'S ¥ a é . . ro PRESCRIPTION A. M t - seed necessar { Tra by Kastern Standard Time al Ori Q al’ mel ble a fa i. to enable you y Mc! LD D. POTTINGER, supe tent Gen Mer Govt. Rys. a cake of { Cr wn Moncton, N B. } Ra 108, . . - ; P We are no amateurs, but are confident that we are in a posi- 9 c ~} tion to do as PE. Island Railway ! : . ig@n-CiaSs Or | al Kmas and Yew Years Holidays :, ccxuse | 2 G83 within a radiusofa thousand miles of us. We have iN) TICKETS ay CLASS ee ws) te ie} the cutters and workmen todoit. Extra good value given oued tations from the 2let}in winter Overcoats. a i-t Januar 1#97., both inclu bive uy id on the 7th Jas i ets are notg od after ne andl are § i for continuous @ 3 Be sure and get the . enuine — 4. Me! } D. POTTINGER —— oon a ST g ae . G x, M b, Saas ‘hes wherever vat have Be Ch’town, 15th Dee, 1896, . | and you w - : Advertisers the best soap made. W WTED fhe home circulation is the most valuable {cr rs ° * A, advertisers. Tur Examiner reaches the hoz es . 7 : ' Co., Mfrs. of our citizens every evening. That accounts ee — ” z boy as an appreatice for our large advertising patronage. Montrea : sve a fairiy good education. A } r > bie office | ABE THE EXAMINER PUB. COMPANY, .

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After Hattie Wummer had nestled down in the easiest chair she asked her chum Kate whether she re- garded a girl bound by her promise to marry.

*T suppose it is according to the point of view. If it transpires that the young man is utterly unworthy, I presume it is right to drop him. If convinced that he would not prove compatible, it might be justifiable to let him down as lightly as possible. But I’m not up on the law and am rather inclined to think that moral obligations are not considered particu- larly binding in this connection. Have you a special case to present?”

“In strict confidence, yes. I promised to marry Jack Dasher. I’m not cer tain that I ever loved him, but that pernickety Miss Dubly was after him and I just wanted to show her that there are others. Of course she had the nerve to fling her head right at him, but I did what Jack called a fine piece of interference and she was left.”

“Tinfer from your slang that you gratified your pique by cutting Miss Dubly out and that you are now ar- ranging to throw Jack over.”

‘Precisely, my dear.”

“It is heartless and unprincipled.

She is a noble girl and he is one of our ”

petite

manliest young men. “Oh, very well, if you are going to take the matter so seriously. Bat how many young men have you jilted, Miss Kate?” *‘None except at the summer resorts, where it is sanctioned and expected.

"No evyasions, now. How many ‘such scalps do you boast?” ‘Ten or a dozen. But that is en-

tirely a different matter. You have cruelly wronged two of our own set. I will tell you plainly that I will make my best effort to console Jack after you havedone what you cay to wreck his happiness. Poor fellow!”

“Oh, that’s the way the wind sets. Well, I'll tell you just as plainly that I've changed my mind, You needn't worry your little head about consoling my fiancee. Jack is a dear old boy and we are engaged. I defy him ta -annulthe contract and will make life unendurable to anyon@ that tries to «come between us.”

Sympathy.

God pities the poor sinner. Pity is

‘what is given by the superior to the

inferior. This is what comes froma lofty plain to the man on the low plane, It was not so with Jesus Christ. He did not simply pity the poor sinner while he rezained in heaven, but he came down to earth and gave the sinner sympathy. Sym-

pathy is what we give when we place ourselves in the place occupied by the one with whom we sym): athize.

Exhibits His Wives for Money.

A harem is now on exhibition in Ber- lin. A Persian Pasha, who was bank- rupt, was induced to sacrifice his ideas of the proper seclusion for a Mahome- tan family for a consideration, and he has moved his goods and chattels to Berlin, where they may be inspected by the curious. The house has been arranged so that without disturbing the inmates their home life can be seen.

The Pasha exercised good judgment in the selection of his wives and many of them are of rare beauty. There are a score of children, ranging from four to sixteen years, and a dozen female servants. Many of the wives are ex- cellent musicians and play the piano and sing remarkably well. They also

do fine needlework. ‘They have be- come accustomed to the stares of strangers and pursue their usual

household vocations as unconcerne dly as if in Persia. The show will visit all the large cities in Europe and may come to America.

Fitsimmons friends say they wil] | be able to prove that a doctor performed an operation on Sharkey to produce external evidence of apparent foul and that be was p2id one thousand dollars for bis service

nz Ganong Bros., St. Ste - Chee 's Ointment cured me cverstuing ad caveruee. an a ph eee : ri r scriptions without permanent re! Knee af b several cases of I g Piles it has cured.”

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ST. THOMAS CHURCH, LONG CREEK. Morning service and sermon by lay realers every Sunday at 11 a. m.—the

fourth Sur nday in each month exc epted, Holy Communion on the fourth Sunday in each month—service and sermon by Rev.

Mr. Andrews. Mr. Andrews will also con- duct a service and deliver a sermon on the second Wednesday of each month.

A VERY STRANGE CASE, Miss Helen Beers Who was Born Blind Has Her Sight Kestored,

Miss Helen Beers, of Newiown, Conn., was born blind fifty years ago, and ov Satarday last for the first time in her life she was able tosee. Many occulists have said her case was hopeless, but a short time ego she came under the observation of Dr. li M. Wilson, of Bridgeport, who is

on the staff of the ‘Manhatten Eye aud Ear Hospital,of New York. Aftera careful study of her case he believed that ap Operation would restore her sight, for

he considered it to be a particular form of

congenital cataract. The operation was performed by Dr. Wilson in the presence ofa large number of surgeons at the Bridgeport Hospital. On Saturday afiernoon the bandages were removed for afew moments, and Miss Beers became wild with joy when she found that she could see perfectly well. Sie utterly fa:ls

to recognize objects she her life.

has handled al) not tell a bouguet of

She could

flowers, and only when she shut her eyes and felt them with her fingers did she know them to be roses, Neither did she know achair until she put her hands

upon it. Whatever ihe sees she tries to pick up, although it may be seen throagh a wiudow or be on the opposite side of the

room. Dr. Wilson cays it will be very interestirg to observe how she will Jearn to read, for the only knowledge she now

has of letters is by the sense of touch.

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Read, R: We have first-class facilities RATES OF SERSCRIPTION Pom es i a ee eee ae cw se oat for turning out the best qual- i. taille :: a ; ‘ity of Job Printing, from a ice ‘auth: yt fERMS : Four Dollars a Year “This is true Liberty, when Free Born Men, having to advise the Public, may speak free.”—Enripides. Single Copies Two Oente |visiting card to tne largest ee ©. 35 | display work, & a AACA thre icnaiain “ae sicalieataeaesitiesttaimaiasaiia ital ieiiaaatilieant o . ~ TT Cn | SS - Prices low. THE WEEKLY EXAMINER y - ‘ y X x - Work promptly done, in et wmate| VOL 36. CHARLOTTETOWN. P. E. ISLAND, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1896. NO 145) Calland see us. + reckty new uhliching, om = _ me ‘Examiner Publishing) Com :ny oo ere | Cc ri le ALLIGATOR SENSE. : Son | CHURCH SERVICES s P p e They Don't Have Mach Before They Are - | waveienee. | ‘ ¥ 100 Years Old, Prince Street- fe Praver meeting at 10.15. } I of scrofula has no “Do you know,” said Col. Ben Cason, | Her. G. M. Campbell at 11 a. m, and | 4 r its victims, This demon leaning ba k in his chair, ‘that alli- tb a Sunday School and Bible r — . — t with gat ire the most affectionate crea- oe ee Sere | . s sores, but racks | t se earth! They're wonders. U +" Prince St.—Prayer meeting at 10.) ’ ts ail Or ! Malishy an i ve got more sense than a ! es ae oe se ry at liam. and 7 » m. ‘ ' wilde cures. “How do I know? Haven'tl edu \J;) | Morning topic, 1 Joho, 5 -Ié;eveningtope | Thjusaads lad ars9 His imo/ed iT years ago I became af- €* Ain't there an alligator | O\ *Siineos. 0 waltog fur the eorsol ation of scrofula and rheumatis: 110 years old in Des Allemand } / srael.” Sunday Schoo! and Bible Class aan} ip? bs = hat would work his tail to the ss | } | at 3. Epworth League at 3.20 Stra i Homeopathic Remedies. if lasked him to? What are y \ vided 2 Viteds comfortable cents pro Lug ing at? V aot valion of | : 4”. vided, re lac ic. Sch an Caeisueteg Genta Now going on. Gents’ Furnishings.—We are bound to clear them all out be- andaiahh ne |? a zis ae Busy nies Out see Shak Miner’ 06. tena ahiliehtecm i i te a ial it h 83 Garative Little Pellets, ; shon SE ee fore the end of the year, ‘ i, Wolo atl cok’S. een ; ' eine i naaentien 1% aff, tionate. : Schooi and B.ble Class at 2.30. Rhe umatiim, Dyspepsia, Kidney Ww ‘ abe | had rheumatism in On June 28, 1885, I went to Des a s St, peaeios ‘Prayer meeting at _ 10. i » ? ea eeeeeh meet | ga are sas, Tene Dl Ol 450 Silk Handkerchiefs at Cost acd PFian Tete, gle | Troubles toed Biseuses and petit ', 1 not slex p. I was a perfect named B ip tis t Fortis r had just i A A , | day School rte Bible Class at 2.30. All Nervous Complaints and wr f continued to grow worse and caught a iligat 100 years oi .. ; ROMAN CATHOLIC Throat and Lung Affec- gave up the doctor’s treatment to | COUd tell iy the rings around him. ’ y PL eae ; -»— ate © You can’t train ri : fo \ . i First Mass, 7.30 a. m. VUhildren’s Mass, tions Positively Cared said Mek ok ns Ee High class Underwear at 25 per cent discount, Our prices are so lov we a.m. High Mave ‘at 10.30 olulock by Munyon's In. Dea oe an on th the ail e-pers and senedicti ym. 7p m. proved Hiomc«aopa i &a : } nal he, Was mine ] ut ch ai » » | Sator’s name, was mine. I put a chain will soon be selling in the cellar, Cullnny ae-etinates thic Remedies. The n I got me a long-necked bottle y » Paul’s—Morning prayer at it, Holy |

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Munyon’s Blood Cure eradicates all im- purities of the blood. Price 25¢c.

Munvon’s Female Remedies are a boon to all Ww ym i.

M m’s Asthma Remedy relieves in 3 min- utes and cure p rmanently. Price $1.

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Munyon’s Nerve Cure is a wonderful nerve tonic. Price 25¢,

ies mn’s Vitalizer restores lost vigor, Price $1.

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s : Dental : © Ss e o : «Parlors: ° © Our Xmas offer of a > -. 4 s Set of Best Teeth for $ ° 86.00 $ a& we zs e >. ° = ° . e > ° : : ¢ ° ; : ° @ Ilias brought customers e $ from far and near. How e 2 can we do it? We cannot @ ¢ doit adn keep our job; © but we are lvoking to- © wardithe future, not the $ present. We are simply © making this offer to ad =

° vertise our work, and af- s ter Xmas the price will @ positively go back to its $ former size. We make $ set as an advertise- , 2nd guarantee them in every way. Lots of people whohave lost their teeth are going on from day to day looking like this

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Is working wonders. Have you ever seen a person smile while having a tooth extracted? Call at our rooms and we will allow you the privilege of such a sight. Our treatment of aching or ulcerated teeth, crown and root filling are all done painlessly.- No long waits, and no more toothache. We are open in the evenings from 7 to 8. Examination and advice free.

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