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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, DECEMBER 21, 1900
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.. 2° I CHRISTMAS GIFT FOR A Thrifty House-wife
A dozen ot
Fine Linen Towels Or a dozen of fine
IRISH LINEN NAP
Or why nota
KINS
Sumptuous Table Cloth
Made Fife, Scotland, or Belfast, [reland. f there is any Scetch bloed b her \ wns, or Irish blood,she will appred- from the Mether
or , ate a giit Land.
Then itis something thrifty and and good. We have Table Linen from l6c to 81.60 a 7d.
Table Napkins from 50c. to $1.50 a Gozen.
Extra value pretty patterns to cost say $2.25. What would please the good la vy better.
GENTLEMEN
Calland see our lovely choice linens.
J. Paton & Co.
P. S.---Our napkims are all ready hemmed for mse. | _ J. P. § Co.
“Imitationisthe Sincerest Form of Flattery”
The best proof that
MINARD’S LINIMENT
has extraordina’y merits,and
is in good rewte with the
public, is that f IS EXTEN-
SIVELY IMYIATED. The
imitations resenble the gen-
uine article appearance
onlv. They lak the general excellence of fe Genuine.
This notice is nec#sary, as injur-
ious and dangerous imitations, li-
able to produce chonic inflamma-
tion of the skin areoften substitut-
ed for “iNARDS DINiIMENT by Dealers, because tley pay a large profit.
They all Sell onthe Merits and Advertising d MINARD’S.
One in particuls claiming to be made by a forser proprietor of MINARD’S LISIMENT, which simply is a lie.
INSIST UN HAVING MINARD’S
MDE BY
C. C. RICIARDS & CO.,
Yarmuth, VN. S
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Going onDec. 2lst to January Ist. 1901. eturn good until Jan.
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Forras, dates and limits to points wt of Montreal see agents,
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eee §=6 THE BASEBALL CRANK.
ana 1 } ; blood
| experienced physician,
| Surgical
It ought to interest a t m ple besides base-ball couliin te Aon that when a ball ‘‘curves” through *he air first one way and then another after leav- ng the pitcher’s hand, it does what sci- @nuhe men once declared was imposible.
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actor 4 They made fig. Soe» “res ang dia-
grams and proved that “curve” ? pitching couldn't
be done: then
f the pitchers did ra 1; and the scien- * S> t ists concluded ¢ gene that something m Was wrong with the Giagrams, In face of facts some sci- entinc “certainties” become mighty ua- Certain. Consumption, scientists once declared, was incurz.ble; now they see it cured «very day by Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Dis- covery. It purifies and vitalizes the blood: crives out plies the life-giving red corpuscles: stops the accumulation of morbid deposits; heals and builds up the lung tissues: puts good solid muscular flesh on to the frame; and imparts fresh nerve-force and vital It is the most perfect cure ever iscovered for throat and bronchial af- us, wasted, run-down conditions; ail diseases due to impoverished
the poisonous elements: sup- ;
rec tic
It is the invention of an educated and Dr. Pierce has
been for neariy thirty years chief consult- ing physician of the Invalids’ Hotel and Institute, Buffalo, N. YV.. and
‘ his medicines are recognized standard
LINIMENT |
GoinDec. 20th to tre turithirty day:
day.
» SIst, 1900., irom starting
remedies.
‘Some five or six years ago ] had a bad cough and got so low with it that I could not sit up long at a time,’’ writes Mrs. Mit- tie Gray, of New London. Union Co., Ark. “We called our family physician, and he told my husband that I had consumption. All of our neighbors thought sotoo. I had pains through my chest and spit up blood. I commenced with your ‘Grider Medical Discovery’ and had only taken .t two or three days when I felt like a different per-
son. I took four bottles of the medicine and it cured my couch. I have not been bothered sinoe, until a short time ago I
took cold and com:nenced to cough again; I got a bottle of the ‘ Discovery’ and it re- lieved me at sconce ! think it is the best medicine in the world. It saved my life. { don’t think any one would die of con sumption if they would take Dr. Pierce’s Gelden Medical Discovery. I recommend it to all my fricnds, and tell them what it Gid for me.”
‘‘About six years aco my health beran to fail,’? wmtes Miss Mollie Buttry, of Sneed- ville, Hanececk Co., Tenn. ‘I was weak and nervous, had catarrh in the head, and
indigestion—everything I ate hurt me and |
caused me to have palpitation of the heart. My lungs were weak, was troubled with asthma a great deal, and was so despondeat I did not take any interest in anything. I tried several doctors, and every kind of medicine I cculd hear of, but nothing seemed todo me anv good only for a little while atatime. About one year ago I was almest a skeleton and had almost given ny, ever Seing well again. A friend advised me to write to Dr. Pierce about my case,
gave me. J] began at once to use the medi- cines that be prescribed—-‘Goiden Medical Discovery,” three bottles, and the ‘ Favorite Prescription.’ one bottle, and the little ‘Pleasant Pellets.’ I can truly sav they did me great gocd. I can now eat anything I want. work all day, sleep well, and J] weigh one hundred and twenty-three pounds— neatly aS much as I ever weighed in my iife.*”
It would save doctor bills for any fam- ily to have a copy of Dr. Pierce’s splen- did thousand-page free book, ‘‘ The Feo- pie’s Common Sense Medicai Adviser,” explaining the laws of life and health in and interesting ianguage, with maty valuable suggestions and receipts for curing common ailments by simple Lote-treatment. It has over three hun-
7 cie2ar
reng paper-bound copy will be sew ao wlutely free, on receipt of 31 cents in “ne-cent slainps to pay the cust of cus- roms ami mailing only. Aadress World’s Dispensary Medical Association, No. 663 ‘Lain Street, Buffalo, N.Y. A handsome cloth-bound, beautifully stamped copy witli be sent for 50 stamps. Tlus popular wark contains important information for the young and old, both male ard fermale, single and aarried, not hereto- fore published in this country, for the uon-professional read-~
AN APPROPRIATE
XMAS PRSENTS
FOR ABSENT FRIENDS
COPIES OF THE Prince Edward Island I!- lustrated Edition of the
TRADE REVIEW
Are tobe had at all the leading bookstores. 80 pages of illustra- tions and discriptive matter entire- ly. devoted to Prince Edward Islanc. An appropriate souvenir to send t« friends. The issue is limited.
A. J. HEATH,
D. PA... C: PR. St. John, N. iB
and I did so. and followed the advice he |
ired illustrations and colored plates. A }
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LETTER FROM BADEN-POWELL
Tells Boys}What is True Man-
hood, and Which of Two Courses to Choose.
Major-General Baden-Powell has been elected patron of the League of Health and Manliness, formed in connection with the parish church of Weston-by-Runcorn, England. The organization is directed against youthful smoking, and the members guarantee not to indulge in tobacco until they are twenty-one at least. In requesting the hero of Mafeking as a well-known non-smoker, to ac- cept the position, the seniors of the league mentioned that most of them were past or present members of the choir. The following reply has been received:
‘* RUSTENBURG, Transval, July 23, 1900,
‘My Dear Boys.---I was very glad indeed to get your kind congratula- tions on the relief of Mafeking. I am very glad to be elected patron of your club---and I have three rea- sons for taking special interest in it.
‘First-- Because I was myself for five years a choir boy in the Char- ter-house choir.
‘Secondly---Because I am nota smoker.
‘Thirdly---Because I was partly educated as a boy at Norwich, and used often to go over to Runcorn.
‘So you see | feel qualified to take a more than outside interest in your ‘doings. I quite agree with your principles, that it is at your time of life that your habits and character ‘are formed,.and remain yours dur-
ing your manhood. A feeble youth who smokes because he thinks it 1s | manly is just.as liable to drink or to
up men to do it--not becaus eit is any pleasure to him---then he gets into | the habit of it, and the fault becomes part of him for the rest of his life. The stronger-minded boy thinks a bit for himself--as you in your---or may I say in our, club do---and keeps himself clear of faults which he recognizes-are failing in men. Your recognition of the good work being done by the soldiers out | here in their devotion to their duty shows that you are looking in the right direction to see what is the proper example of man to follow. And I think that if boys would take the line of always trying todo what
| swear because he has known grown- ! i
iis their duty, it would become, in a short time, part of their nature, and _ would
thus guide every action of theirs as ‘men. You -who.are choir boys—or past choir boys---will recognize that if each sings uis part in the harmony under the direction of the leader--- that is, if each one does his duty--- the result is a pleasing anthem, whereas ifeach one sang what he liked best there would be a fine old cats’ chorus. So it is in life—if each does his duty.in his proper line or profession the whole community moves prosperousiy and success- fully. cow fg
‘Fellows are very often in doubt as to which of two courses may be the proper one to take, or are tempted to take one line because it is more pleasant or easy than the one which their conscience tells | them is the right one. Well,if ever
ask duty to do?’ carly always guide you right. ‘nu this way you will soon find that + comes as a habit to do your duty +o vour leader, whether that be the
partment, employer, or officer, or
the Queen. And remember always
thatin thus doing, conscientious'y, / your duty to your leader, you are , “Igo doing vour duty to God. And | also remember that as :you lads may | often, without kncwing it, perhaps, |
Will soon be the rink. n cannot
in evidence at
You skate
witkout good hockey beots.
Ours are up-to-date in every | respect | “ur prices speak for them- selves. $175 2 00 > Men’s Hockeys.
2 25 i 2 50—Ankie Support. $1 50 175 185 L 35—A nkle Support.
31 30 for small boys’ hockeys
R. K. JOST,
Boys’ Hockeys.
Secure a Copy at Once
Stamper’s Corner.
be imitating the examples
| they have ever had since.
vou are in such doubt there is an |. “asy way of deciding, and that is to} but he should not despise the sub- ~ vour conscience, ‘ Which is it! jects of the fair young queen at and that will The Hague.
of men before you, so unknown to you, there may be, and probably are, other boys watching you and imitating your example. So let your example to them be always a good one.
In this way the whole of England’s boys and men will in a short time be what the best of them are now, namely, a lot living honorably up to what their conscience tells them is their duty. Wishing the clubevery success, lam yours truly,
R. 8. Bapen-Powg tt.
‘To Fred Fryer, hon. secretary Anti-Smoking Society.’ ‘
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CHRISTMAS THOUGHTS.
As with gladness men of old
Did the guiding star behold ;
As with joy they hailed its light, Leading onward, beaming bright: So, most gracious Lord, may we Evermore be led to Thee.
As they offered gifts most rare
At Thy cradle rude and bare ;
So may we with holy joy,
Pure, and free from sin’s alloy,
All our costliest treasures bring,
Christ,to Thee,our heavenly King. Amen.
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Every Mother A Destor
It is an anxious time for mothers when the little ones get their feet cold and wet, and come home hoarse and coughing, or awaken in the night vice tims of deadly croup. Then it is that mothers turn gratefully to Dr. Chase, who, through his great Recipe Book and famous family remedies, has time and again saved the little ones and older ones, too, from suffering and death.
It is truly surprising how promptly Dr. Chase’s Syrup of Linseed and Tur- pentine brings relief when the throat is sore and irritated, when the cold is tight in the chest, and the cough pain- ful and distressing. It allays the in- flammation, heals the sore and torn membranes, soothes the ‘nerves and clears the air passages.
People who know of the Singular vir- tues of Dr. Chase’s Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine do not think of accept- ing the cheap substitutes which many druggists offer in its place ; 25 cents.
Dr. Chase’s Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine.
—Tue Star, of St. John, remaris that ‘‘the reception given to Kruger in Holland is not taken seriously by the British people, as a like receptien by France or Ger- many would be. The English feel that Hollandis small enough to be allowed to do as she likes. Yet Hol- land has in her day made a more successful naval attack on England than any of the great continental powers. It was her fleet that over- two centuries ago destroyed Sheer-
| ness, destreyed British shipping far
up the Thames and gave the London people a greater scare than And our friend, DeWet, whem General Knox is hunting, appears to be a name-
sake and relative of one of these
impudent admirals. Perhaps Lord Salisbury may safely disregard Gen
eral Mercier and ignore the kaiser,
I was cured of a bad case of grip
choirmaster, the head of your de-{| by MINARD’S LINIMENT.
CI LAGUE. Sydney, C B. 1 was cured of ‘loss of voice by
MINARD’S LINIMENT.
CHARLES PLUMMER. Yarmouth. I was cured of Sciatic Rheuma-
'tism by MINARD’S LINIMENT.
LEWIS S BUTLER. Burin, Nad.
‘Silver Spring Brewery,
SHERBROOKE, P. Q. S. C. NUTTER, Propr.
Ale and Porter of the above brewery are vast- ly superior to the yoods produced by any other brewery in the Domin- ion,;and in order to give everyone a chance to sample them, we beg to quote the following low prices for cash :
Per hhd.........$16.50
Yerhalfdo.....: 8.2 Per quarter do.. 4.20 Per dozen quarts. 1.50
Per dozen pints.. Su
Delivered in any part of the city,.steamers or traius.
A. MACDONALD
Sole agent for P. E. 1.
WORST ON RECORD.
A. N. Wideman’s Case Attracting Great Attention to Dodd’s Kidney Pills.
DuntTroon, Dec 17.—Mr A. N. Wideman’s case has been attracting a great deal ofat“ention lately. Mr. Wideman is a resident of this place and consequently well known here. His case was truly remarkable. For five months he lay in bed, bent. twisted, distorted by rheumatism.
He was actually in agony, some- times screaming with pain. Bed sores came out on his body, one of
which was poulticed five hundred times before it healed. Until Mr. Wideman started to ake Dodd's Kidney Pills it was tnought that death was the only wav out of his misery
Mr. Wideman was treated by doctors to no avail.
They gave him medicine containiny mercury which made his teeth break off, but which absolutely failed to cure him. Mr. Wideman was cured by Dodd's Kidney Pills. His case is regarded as the most severe on record, and his cure by Dodd’s Kid- ney Pils is the most successful cure of rheumatism known. Mr. Wide- man gets letters from all over the country enquiring aoout Dodd's Kidney Pills.
Soci ce cada disnaiianied E
Be true to your trust—especially
: if you are one of the stockholders,
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A Tonic for Mothers.
The happiness that comes to a house with baby’s advent is too frequently shadowed by rhe ill-health or weakness of the mother. To restore the mother’s strength, to bring back vigor and energy, and to sustain her during the nursing pericd, Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food is undoubtedly the most effective preparation obtainable. It makes the blood rich, re- vitalizes the nerves, and has a wonderful re- storative influence on the whole system. 50 cents a box, all dealers.
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Hard times breeds one class of sinners and prosperity breeds an- other.
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An Honorable Médicine
That appeals to the best judgment of the best people is Dr. Chase's Kidney- Liver Pills, the greatest prescripticn of Dr. A. W. Chase, the famous Kecipe Book author. By acting directly and specifically on the liver, kidneys nnd bowels, thts poplar family medicine thoreughly cures liver complaint, biliousness, kidney disease, constipation a:k the accom- panying pains and aches. Dr. Chase’s Kid ney-Liver Fills act promptiv, pleasantly and natwally. One pill is a dose, 25 cents a box
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A man isn’t necessarily a garden- er because he is able to removea widow's weeds.
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Minard’s Liniment Cures Garget in Cows.
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The only safe bet on record—the alphabet.
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Te Cure a Cold in One Day. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All Graggists refund the raoney if it fails tocure. 25 cents. E. W. Grove’s signature is on each box.
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It is a mistake, from a woman’s standpoint,to make the dining room table too long for her to reach her husband’s legs under it with her foot.
Stinging Chilblains
As distressing and annoying as are Thil- blains they can be immeiiately relieved by the application of Dr. Chase’s Ointment. Try it when you have retired with itching, sting ing feet and expect to spend a sieepless night in suffering. Such a trial will convince you that as a cure ior Chilblains Dr. Chase s Oint- ment is the standard ofexcellence. It is the ) worle’s greatest cure for ali itching of the } skin.
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People who drop hints never stop to pick them up.
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Minard’s Liniment Cures ))3{22)2
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Regret not the past, Jet the dead past act as its own undertaker.
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Minard’s Liniment Cures Colds, etc.
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An old bachelor says the happiest age ot women is Marriage.
1c tical eaaildeia blight The happiest women are those who live in a smail world. at
Minard’s Liniment Gures Diptheria.
a o Te Never violate a faith, desert a friend or leave a humor.
Woman if au
THE EXAMINER CALENDAR FOR DEC! i BER. MOON’S CHANGES Full Moon, 6th, 2h, 50m. a. m. Last Quarter, 13t), 2h, \6m, p.m
New Moon, Zist, 4: , 15 4, yn. m..
First Quarter, 28t),, 6b, Un, p.m, D High Wtr! Sun. ot| Day of w’k. |—-----———-—- > » Mi Mornt’.f'n.| Rises ‘Sets
cei sy aeaplanin Lentiaiesdtentiar abi aera ne Saturday | 5 27 5 57; 7 324 9 2\>unday 16671724 3 § 3;\Monday |8 6/8 34 34 8 4\Tuesday (9 5) 9 35) 3b) 8 5|Wednesday! 9 39/1) if} 36) 8 6iThursday {10 32/11 2 37; 8 W\Friday -—«—({11:‘13/1i 42} «=-38] Ss 8 S\Saturday [12 52;0 20) 39: 8 v Sunday | 0 27) © 53) _ 40) 8 10, Monday 1112136 41) & 11 Tuesday ie 3826 2 2 12};Wednesday | 2 28} 2 55 4: 9 13'Thursday | 3 13 36 «648i CC 14,\Friday 416,437; 44) 9 15Saturday | 5 21,5 42) 45) 9 16\Sunday 1626 46) 46) 10 17\Monday |73387 51) 46) 10 18iTuesday | 81918 43) 47) 19\Wednesday| 9 7/9523) 47 12 20/Thursday | 9 581015 47) B 21 Friday 10 5011 2 48) B 22\Saturday (11 5j11 17; 48) 14 23:Sunday 1133°0 0 48! 24Monday (11 53,020 48) 25 Tuesday | 0297050 49) 16 26 Wednesday} 1 2}1 29 49) 16 27Thursday | 1 57/212) 49| W@W 28 Friday \24233 7 -491 B 29Saturday | 4 28) 454 49) 10 30Sunday | 452, 5.19 49) 18 31\Monday | 6 231 6 5il 7 44 29
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XMAS BAKIN
WE HAVE
Fine pastry Flour.
Griffin & Skelly’s Seeé<d Raisins, Choice Sultana Raising.
Large Valencia Raisins.
Cleaned Currants (packages). Vostizza Currants.
Citron, Orange and Lemon Peels. Shelled Almonds and Walnuts. Pure Gold Flavoring and Spices. English Mince Meat.
New Dates and Cooking Figs. Icing Sugar, &c, &c.
BEER & GOFF,
GROCERS.
APPLES !
We have for sale 25 bbls of good apples, at only $1.50 per bbl. (Les: than auction peices.) peck from 12c to 25c.
Also by
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Raspherry Jam
Ve have a quantity of pure home- made Raspberry Jam; also im: cried Strawberry at onty 10c per ib, si y quantity. Pure Raspberry Viscgas 25c per boitle.
For Ghrisitma:=
We have a ful] supply of the i su.! requirements, all at the lowest pa .« Tiy Eureka Tea, 25c per tb,
R.F, Madigan &
Lower Queen St.
HERE’S SOMETHING
You Should do Immediately
HAVE YOUR PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN AT WESTLAKE BROS. |
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Christmas is coming Coming on'y (© soon. A photograph is the most pleas: present you can offer a friend. Com before the big rush is on. We can ple: you. That’s what we’re here for.
WESTLAKE BROS.. The Photographers.
Charlotteiow
Sunnyside. Nov. 28--tf.
1 barre) Flour.
2 pounds Stic Tea.
10 pounds Granulated Sugar. 4 gallons best American Oil. 6 bars Gilt Edge Soap.
2 pounds Rrisins.
] pound Crrrants. ALL FOR $6.50
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