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Allowing Extension of a French Settlement,

SIR CLAUDE MacDONALD’S PRO- TESTS WERE IGNORED.

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|The Chinese Viceroy Disappointed With the British.

TO THE EXAMINER. ]

31 —The

i . ; ' respondent of the

[SpecraL

T % . | Lonpon, Dec. Shanghai cor- Times

asserted that, in spite of the protests of Sir

MacDona!d,

' . e the demands for an eatension of

Claude China has acceded to

an ex- i clusive Frer ch settlement in Shanghai. rae

and is the ex settlement.

| The V ice roy is

is.due to pressure exerted at Pekin for

likely to hamper negotiations

. « 7 (ebstor ol the cosmopolitan

Pays it is officially |

greatly chagrined at the \ ) Stal

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ia tf = acquiring a splendid business

failure of Great Br itain to support his? \determined policy in the valley of the | | Yang Tee Kiang at an important crisis,

| Sc taster

A French View.

| Paris, December 30.—The Matin this morning says: France would pr Pans ly be

, inclined to renonnce al] right eloug the

| Newfoundland French shore, but ny com-

pensation for renouncing must be large, since renuncation wonld ertai! the loss of

French sovereighty inthe islands of St. |Pierre and Miquelon. ——e _

The sick man knocking at the door of | health gets in if he knocks the right way, stay’s out if he doesn’t. There are a thonsaud ways of getting sick but only /one way to get well. Do what ever you wil,if you do not put your digestion in

rood order, aod make your blood rich and pure, you will not get well. Rich, pure

i and, i

blood isthe only thing that can eee y perfect health. Constipation is a disease

of the blood. A large part of a!] disease are traceable directly to impurities in the blood, and can be cured by eliminating ‘them with Dr Pierce’s Golden Medica} Discovery. the whole digestive system in perfect orde

} secretion of the digestive fluids and pres { motes assimilation. It searches out disease gecms wherever they may be, kills them

land forces them out of the system. The i*‘Golden Medical Discovery” bas been ,used witb unvarying success for cver JO | years-

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Cold World

this would be had not nature supplies us with the proper material to heat. And what is the carbon material worth

if you do not have a good stove, range, or heater. The

& products of combustion areg never last in one of "|

Tortoise Heat ers $10, $44, $48 Dodd &

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The first thing it does is to put j r. } | It stimulates the appetite, exc:tes a copious } at 3.45.

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(Seectac to Tae Examiner}

Lonpon, Dee 31.—There is no reason to

believe that the French government con- tem; lates making any proposition regard- French shore righis in Newfoundland.

The suggestion that France would pro- bably be inclined toremove all rights along the Newfounéland French Shore provided that compensation were not large enough does not please the Government.

Liberte suggests that England should give the whole right bank of the Niger and Tchad as

certain territory toward Lake

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oor aN CHIN A M AKES THE FRENCH SHORE QUESTION. | Lord Strathcona is Ill- * Te A CONCESSION | A Pr29)353291;92m11 d Made for | (SprciaL ro Tue Examryer.) | France. MonrreaL, Dec. .31.—Lora Strathcona |} 13 sullering trom grip. He nad |

intended to leave for England today but was compelled | departure for a week,

to postpone bis

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Newfoundland’s Fortifications.

(Specirat TO Tar ExamMIner.)

Nfld. December 31.—Sir Herbert Murray, Governor of Newfound British

St. Jonn’s

despatched by the cruiser sailed yesterday for Kogland, the important charts and dates

land,

Pelican, which

respecting proposed fortifications here

and the establishment ofa naval reserve

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among the fishermen.

Things to Make a Note of.

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Band at the rink Monday, New Year’s!

night,

St Peter's Cathedral.— Holy Com- muniou at 8 and 11 am, matins at 10.15. Evensong at 7 pm.

L O L—A special meeting of St George’s L O Lodge, No 1171, will be held in Mechanies Hal), on Tbuisday, the Sth day of January, 1899, at 8 o'clock. Ins lation of officers and general business. All members requested to be present.

The P E Island Commercial College will revopen after the hoiidays on Tuesday,

d January. Here is an excrllent oppor-

trainin

Grace Cuvracn.—The annual Covens ot Serv ue and Sacrament of the Lord’s er will be beld at 3.30 tomorrow in Grac *Church. The Sunday School will meet at2 o’clock. The pastor wil] preach on ** Message for the New Year,” in the morning, and ‘* The Coming of the Kiog,” at night. Sons of of cfficers at day ev@ ing. aaie: a St. Lawrence Lodge No. 8,1. 0 O. F., will meet at 7 o’clock sharp,Monday even- ing. January 2nd, 1899. Bneiness of er and insta)lation of officers.

= I. 8,—The regular monthly meeting

f the Benevolent Irish Society will be held ov Wednesday evening next at 8 o’clock, p. m., instead of Monday evepving. Mererinc.—Rememrber the Gos- pe! meeting in Prowse’s new block, every Sunday afternoon at 4 o’clock. Strangers Lesson 9f£414. “Some

Temperance. — Installation Victoria Divisionon Mon- Visiting members wel-

GosPeL

aiways wele ome.

1e Prom) Senz service at the Gospel Meeting in Prowse’s new block, tomorrow afternoon, Strangers always welcome.

Loyal Crusadera—The new officers will be installed on Monday evening, at 6.30.

Removed—The railway men’s Sunday meeting is now held in Prowee’s new block.

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LOCAL NOTICES.

29 45, 69, 65, 75 and 85e¢

Ladies gaitera, 29,

® pair at Jost’s.

€<lored skating boots for ladies at re- duced prices. R K Jost.

Tonight for bargains in boots try us| R K Jost.

Women’s felt highcut buttoned over- sho«s,96 cents a pair, Gurl’s felt highcut overshoes for 65 cents a pair, at J BI McDonald & Co’s.

Pathsons camp coffee. Best, cheapest and handiest.—Central Drugstore.

Locs] Council—A meeting of the Locel Council of Women will be beld in the | Priuce of Wales College on Saturday after

noon, Bist inst, at 3.30 o’clock. if,

A telegram from the Grant firm, Moa~ treal, to Reddia Bros, advives the ship- meot of umbrellas and walking sticke, which was late for Christmas. We expect

BORN In this city, on the 30.h inst,, to Mr and Mrs M Trainor, a son. | m~- ra ms0 ( MARRIED . On Dec. 30, at Grace Ch irch Parsonage,

by Rev. W. J. Kirby, Wallace A Field,

ivepenrenvnvTY (1) menirenZ

of this city, to Charlotte May McLean, of Rocky Point. ee DIED.

Tu this city, on the morning of the 30th December, Mary Grace Mellen, be loved wife of Thomes Campbell, aged 38 | years,

{Funeral will leave the house, Richmond street west, at a quarter to three o’clock on Sunday afternoon, for St. Dunstan’s Cathedral thence to Roman Catholic Cemetery.

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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Hotel Davies: DM Kerr, Montreal; Dr toberison, Montague; H L Hart, Liverpool, Kog.

Queen Hotel: Mr and Mrs C P Morri. gon, Trvon ; N F Bissect, Cardigan; DO McKav, Summerside; Capt Harty, Souris; Miss McDona'd, do; J W Clark, Summer-~ side; Wm Mclean, Northam.

pring:

Is madoaneces Medicine

sity by the ‘m- pure condition of the blood after win- ter’s hearty foods, and breathing viti- ated air in home, office, schoolroom or shop. When week, thin or impure, the blood cannot nourish the body as it should. The demand for cleansing and invigorating is grandly met by Hood’s saparilia,

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Sars which gives the blood just the quality and vit: lity need- | ed to maintain health, properly digest food, build up and steady the nerves | and overcome that tired feeling. It is the ideal Spring Medicine. Get only

Foods

Sarsaparilla ii.criiser

Blood Purifier. Prepared by C. Pp Hoop & Co., Lowell, Mass.

. eure all Liver. ‘Tis and Hood’s Pills gick Headache. 250.

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Baking Powder

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FOR

1899

THE

Prince Edward Island

Almanac

FOR 1899

For sale &t

CARTERS BOOKSTORE Gabbe Lddeaeddbsddsdnaddadddcdadd

THANK

We extend thanks for the pairovage shownus during “98 and wish our friends a bright New Year. Wearehappy to say thatour Xmas trade was the largest in our business.

Our claim, to be one of the leading stores in our line is based un the values we givethe people Best goods at least possible prices

(Curteous attention)

If profits have been minimis~ ed, we have at least pleased the people, and trust during “99 to make up in vo'ume our profits.

(Large volume, smal] profite

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Central Drug Store

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Notice todebters—W A Weeks & Co, request a& settlement of al/Jaccounts due them. Pleaseobl ge by paying some at once.

Lapies.—See the Jackets at Bros.; over a hundred of them. Ail pew fas! bionable garments. $5 for $2, $450 for $3, $6 for $4—and all felt hats at half price 49S" avley Broe. woorems MG 303, 21.

Men’s and] boys} “shockey boots at special p: ices at J. B. Macdonald & Co’s.

Stanlev

| Men’s feltsand rubbers at

special prices at J. B. Macdon ald & Co’s.

The greatest bargains in men’s Underclothing, Top Shirts, Sweaters, White; pohirts

Colored Shirts to be hadi in the city at J. B Macdonald & Co's

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