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THRE DAILY EXAMINER, CUAKLOTTETOWN, FEBRUARY 6, 1899

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WEEKS & GU first White Goods Salé

All New Goods

Ladies’ a lerwear Night Dresses eo g ta ( ywwers, Chemise picner’, ; at nm the sles pa sod designs Best value ine cy Embroideries handsome designs, n lo yd up. Child a 97. né i roidery Skirting «pec Foal B9e

Goods

Sheetings It’s rut Wixp.—The lowest registered Plain and twilled, English and Canadia ; on Saturday night was 1 above zero. The

wakes, 72, 81,9 All pr . Our spec | lowest last night was 4 above and at 9

4] T2-nch at 16 | o'clock this morning 7 above was register- |

Pillow Cottons English and Canadian, all widtt 44 46, inca. : Circular, 40 inch special, LOe * 42 inch ‘a Le Plaia 42 inch specia $¢) ie All other Widths at very

White Cotton 4! to léc

Honockses, 32-1: Times Cloth, Extra value

Towels;

Oar ino leaders in towele Fine Linen Huck, 20 x pr. : ‘* 21x 43 263. pr.

Weeks&C

The People’s Store

NOTE—We are daily expecting our ta- ble Hnensand Napkins. These are goods bought low for cash and the very beat val ve Tivwill psy youto wait —W & Co. == —

HOTEL ARRIVALS.

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Davies Hotel: J. S. Teskey, Montreal; Randall Hammond, Boston; J. Henderson, Montreal.

Queen Hciel : J. A. Pergeson, Sum- merude.

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—eV———" BORN. Ai 360 Elm avenue, Westmount, on Jan.

0, 1899, the wife of J. A. Nicholson, of a

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MARRIED.

At the home of Dea. Alex. Sco't, ar, Kingsboro, P.E. I., on Feb. | st, 1899, by Rey. E. A. McPhee, assisted by Rev. A. C. Shaw, of Annandsl>, Mr. J. Oswald Stewart, to Miss Mary Deag!+, both of Kingaboro, P. E. I.

| DIED

On Jan. 31st, 1899, at 360 vestmount, Leslie, infant ror Nicholeon.

AtSummerside, on the 3rd Feb., 1899, Herbert Louis, aged 18 years,sor of Nathan d.and Teresa Higgine.

At Kensington, on the 30:b Jan. 1899

n Macnuit, wife ofCharles A Macnutt.

At Sommerside, on the 2ad Feb, 1899, John Gosa, aged 78 years.

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Elm Ave., of “3. Bi

CCD’s Sarsaparilla is the One : True Blood Purifier, G reat Nerve oule, Stomach Regulator. To thou-

tands its great merit is KNOWN. DR CLIFT cures Chroni

and Rupture ic ‘h’'town, Friday, Saturday at Sunday. Call or send

“amp for information.

Natural History and Antiquaria 1 Society

Nert meeting

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Othe Nee me: (1) Business, (2) Short History

Paper. - History Society by the see’y, (3)

~'he Rust of Whee , q ‘ ae ’ reat, Mr. McSwain; (4) thoes wines The public is invited. Only led to vote ‘ave paid their fees will be entit-

le. LAWRENCE W. Wa (son, Sec’y.

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of the Epworth League deavor of the First postponed till this night week,

lamaiicaes

Mersopist Cnrurca.—An interesting ¢ervice will be held in the Firat Meth bins | Church thie evening. Rey. Dr. Williams

has kind y ccusented todeliver an address,

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good address, to canvass in town and conntry for a leading Life Asaurance Company. <A good opportunity. Apply by letter, toTae Examiner, Charlofte: town. e Miinapiiniddisan CarnivaL.—Don’i forget the carnival on Fridav evening, Feb. 4°*h. Montreal | has had sixteen carnivala this winter so

far and they are again The

ford ot them.

of apacker in the United States service, was found naked and frozen the side porch of her home at Cheyenne, Iowa, one day last week. Her srippled mother was nearly starved. Money and provisions were found in the house packed in the bottom of trunks,

ing of the Acadians of Tignish, held io St. Mary’s Hall on Thureday, it was unavim- ously resolved to celebrate, with all the pomp possible, the Centenary of the colo- nization of that section of the country, as advised by L’lmpartial. mittee was formed of which Rey. Turbide is president.

held in Georgetown on Friday evening in aid of the hallis reported to have been a success, finencially and in every other way. Among those who aided the local talent to make the occasion a Miss Flo McKenzie, of (Dr.) Robertson, of Montague Bridge , Mrs Poole, vf Lower Montagae, Cameron, of Cardigan.

of the players to line up in St. Dunstan’s rink to-morrow night:

2od Vicrorias Caescents W Davison Geal Jack Myers J Colliugs Point Johnson Clark V Blake C Point Roy Lea C Farquharson Forwards W Lea A Leigh Fred Clarke Hl M Mabon Art Lea W F Collings C Snow

leaves at 7.00 sharp.

race on the ice on Saturday afternoon was witnessed by a great many people and was wel/-contested six etarters, and it took four : cide Murphy Prowse’s Sentoer’s fourth. , ' money added. The course was from 4 point near the hospital for the insane towards the city. l the Judges Lemuel White, Richara Dafty and A. N. Large, jr., the patrol judges, George Heeory and William Carpenter.

David Laird, Indian Commissioner, ap- preciates ae point be on himeelf, and be has not finieb- ed laughing at one 0 a sieanee at Selkirk a couple of days since, while he was attending the investi- i in the oir. In company with Mr Betourney, he visited the asylum, diminutive lunatic was This man had a preter-natura pression and as soon 4s the was over, he exclaimed confi think, Mr. Laird, between you you would make ¢ what ?” queried the ¢ ing a flowery com plim finished whicb all present, | six victim of the jo Winnipeg Free Press.

the mails is complete. exchanges ten days 0 ioad at atime, and ag What are the postal author! Tormentine? And heaven.s rame, have © fallen? Can anyone teil us?

walking | now $1.50 at Josi’s.

| clothing, tweede, bats and caps. ' for everybody,

Local and Other ftems)/ © “**s0%_ = wien residence of Mrs, John Mclvor, B. I. S.—Meeting to-night at eight Alnkora, was the scene of a very interest o'clock, ing event On Tuesday last, the occa ion

. ) > "a " . Tae Peons.—Fine, not much change in tem perature, Se rn STAN EY 18 reported to be in the ice off High Bank. senile 1. O.G. T.—St. Lawrence Lod tonight at 8 o’clock.

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aia aii Firemen, Arrextion—The city firemen are asked to meet at Central Station this evening at8 o’clock to receive tickets { r the Firemen’s dinner. - PostPoNEMENT.—The

regular meeting of Christian En Methodist Church is

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being the marriage of her daughter Geor- g'pa toMr, M, P, Driscoll, the popular 8 Ation agent at Freetown. In St Malachi’s { ‘bureb a eight o’clck, inathe presence of friends and relaiives, the nuptial ceremony was performed by the respected pastor,after . h ch a pleasant drive was taken by w Ly of Emerald and Freetown. Oa returning

| » ? . to the brid s home a bountiful re past was io readiness io which over htty

Ruests gat down among whom were noted Father John J. McDonald, Father s larke, of New York, and Drs Galiant, Sutherland and Johnstone. After dinner WAS Over, Speeches appropriate to the joy- ous occasion were made, which with Music, Song and dance chased too swiftly the glowing hours, The bridesmaid was Miss Festina Mclvor, sister of the bride, and P, J. Trainor, E q, of Charlottetown,

{Local and Other tems,

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‘Tae Maits—-The mails left Tormentine this morning at a quarter to eight and reached town shortly before one,

Hicoovenep to Dzarx. ~At Macotugh, I]l., Casper Schiller isdead after a spell

of hiccoughing listing six days. He literally hiccoughed himself todeath. He

was 59 years of age. sieaeilbilieats

Craravp Oreamery. -- The annual meeting of the Crapaud Creamery Co, was held on Tuesday the 31st January, and the tcllowiog were elected Directors : Richard La, Warren Newsom, GA Can- field, ) B Trowsdale, Robt Lord, Charles Vrigbt and Joseph McDonald.

Ar ir AGary.—Word comes from Mon- treal that Sir Willtam MeDonald has hooded the treasurer of MeGili university ibe

supported the groom. The many presents aud valuable g fis of which Mr. and Mra, | Driscol! were the recipients fully evidenced | the esteem and popularity they bave won in the hearts of their many friends, all of whom wieh them @ prosperous and fel cis

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WanteD.—An active young man, of

quite the fashion.

Countess of Minto is passionately

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A Sap Aprair.- Mrs. Dan Keeler, wife to death in

She was insane. |

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Taein Cextexany—At a monster meet-<

A strong com- Father

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Tue GeorcetownConcert.—The concert

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and Mr

Hocxer.—The following are the names

Band io attendance. The special train

—_—— a oe Raceon tHe Ice.—The three-minute

There were heats to de-

Henty Hooper’s Joe C.

throughout.

v inner. captured first money, B. Barney C., second, L. BR. third aod Joseph Crabbr’s The purse was $20 with entraece

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The starter was A.N. Large;

A Joxe on tHe Commisstoner.—Hon. a good joke even though the

f these which was

St Paul Industrial school

and while there a introduced to him. lly grave ex. introduction dentially, “I and I that a capital ——” “Capital re commissioner, expect~ ent. ‘‘ Lamp post, imperturtiable patient, at including the six-foot ke laughed heartily -—

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—_— nas ‘* The demoralization of Now we receive our ld, again we get a car gain none for 4& week. ties doing at in whose hands, 19 ur westero roaile

L’I mpartial :

LE LA : d 33 pa're ladies eclored skating By boots, worth from $2 to $2.20,

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tous journey through life. Mr. and Mrs. Driscoll will make Freetown their future residence,

sigs tials intake PERSONAL. Rev. P. J. Hogan, Tracadie, isin the city.

Mr. S. C. Clark, Mount Stewart, drove to the city this morning.

Mies Flo. McKenzie came to town by the eastern train this morning.

Mr. W. C. Kennedy was a passenger from the east this morning.

Rev. W. J. Cox, returned from Souris; this morning.

Stipendiary Magistrate Haszard is among those of our citizene suffering from la grippe.

Miss Sullivan, St. Peter’s Bay, is visiting Mrs. Sullivan, at Brighton Vi'ls. She came to town thie morning.

Rev. R. Sutcliffe, who is bere oa a visit,

preached with much acceptance in both Methodist churches yesterday. _ Mr. Michael Trainor, the well-known insurance agent, who has been ona _busi- ness trip to (Juebec, returned to Charlotte- town this forenoon.

The death at St. Louis, Mo, of Mrs. E.H- Hunt, (Mies Ida Pentz) is reported. Mrs. Hunt was a sister of Mrs. Leonard Morris, of Summerside, and her death will e mourned by a great many friends.

Mr Fred Beer, who went to Georgeiown on Thursday afternoon hoping to cross in the Stanley on Friday, retyrned to town this morning, Several commercial travellers whowent upon Thureday also returned this morning. They all intend to cross by the capes to-morrow.

Things to Make a Note of

Tickets forthe firemen’s dinner are on eale at Reddin Bros.

Band atthe Rink to-night. Ice in the glossy condition it has always been this winter.

Prince Street School] Concert on Thura~ day evening the 9th inst,in 8t. Peter’s Schoolroom. Look out for programme.

The concert to be given by the St. Peter’s boys club, in St. Peter’s school- room,on Monday, the 13th inst, will be nodes the patronage of His Honor the Lieut. Governor and Mrs. Howlan and His Worship the Mayor and Mrs. Warbur- ton.

“White suite’ and ‘‘black faces”. Ups to-date songs and jokes. Lots of amuse- ment, andahearty good Jaugh. All at

he concert in St. Peter’s Schoolroom on tthe 13th. Go.

The full intensity of living is reached

only by the perfectly healthy, Sickness discounts the capacity for enj>yment. ifhis bodyis all eutof order and ran-

down, he willnot be able to enjoy any, no matter how full of enjoyment it may be for other people. Ifhe is just a litile bit out of order, if he ‘‘is not sick, but doesu’t feel just right” he will only be able to enjoy things ia a half-hearted sort of a way. The nearer he is to being perfectly well, the nearer wil! his capacity for eu# joyment be perfect. If this condition doesn’t exist, something ought to be done. That means nine cases in ten the use of | Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. It works directly on the digestive organs, and on the blood and through these on every tissue of the body. It makes tne appetite good, digestion and nutrition per- fect and supplies rich, red hlood to ali the tissues, building up solid, healthful flesh.

Send 31 cents in one-cent stamps to World's Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo, N. ¥., and receive Dr. Piarce’s 1008 page ‘Common Sense Medicai Ad- viser,” profusely illustrated.

Ail forms of scrofala; sores, buile, pimples and eruptions, are quickly and permanently cured by Hood’s Sarsaparilla.

a check for $171.250 to make up

| €S\imated amount necessary to éndow the

McDonald Bui'ding of Chemistry and Miving. This will bring up the gifts of Sir William to the University to something like $2 620.000 ; :

First Mernopist Cavrca —Rev. Dr. Williams, who is here in the interests of Sct. James’ Cherch, Montreal, preached able sermons jn the Methodist churches here ye-terday. His appeals for help were libetally responded to. Rev. Mr. Williams w.li preach in the First Metho- dist church again this eveniag.

Tue Next Marcu.—The second Vic- torias and Crescents of Crapaud will cross sticks at St. Dunstan’s rink to~morrow night. Both teams are in the pink of con- dition, and some lively stick work may he exp cted, There will be a band of music in attendance. People from the city will be conveyed to and from the rink by epecial train.

Diep at Tae Hospirau.—We announce to~day, with regret, thedeath of Mr. John Smith, a reepected resident of Kelly's Cross, which occurred at the Charlotte- town Hospital yesterday morning. His body was to-day taken to his home at Maplewood, Lot 29, and the funeral! will leave to-morrow moraing at 9.30 o’clock for St.Joseph’s church. Mr. Smith was about 41 years of age. He leavesa wife and large family to whom the sympathy of all will go out,

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Porrie-Stamrep EnveLopes.—Accord- ing to an Ottawa despatch the withdrawal of the purple two cent stamped envelopes of which the issue was limited, has caused a great demand for it, stamp speculators managed to capture nearly the entire issue, and inorder to stop the speculation and give the general public a chance to pur- chase it, the portmarter-general bas been urged to continue the issue of the purple, stamp envelopes until a given date, say the Istof July. The matter is under con- sideration.

Dears oF Mas. Curriz.—The funeral of Mrs. J. K. Currie, wife of Mr. John R. Currie, principal of Currie’s Businces Col~ lege, St. John, took place in that city last week and was larg:ly attended. There werea great many floral tributes sent in prominent among them being alarge, harp standing four feet high and having a brok- en string, the giftof the students of the college. Mr. Currie is asonof Mr. L. Currie, of Little Sands, end has many rela~ tives and friends in this province who will sympithize with him in the great loss w hich is bis,

A Mi_p Wiyter in tHE Nortu West.— The Medicine Hat News of Jan. 26th,says: “About half an inchof suow fell last night. It was much needed on the prair- ies to furnish the etock with drink, the creeks and water holes being frozen over. A couple of inches of snow would do good, rather than harm, now. The past week, upto last night, has been mild, with warm and open weather.

The same paper also says that at the Medicine Hat Ranch the stock generally

| isin better condition than ever before at

this season of the year.

A VatvasLe Discovery.—A chemical substance which, by contact with the at- mosphere, clears vitiated air of all impure gases produced by respiration, and refurs nishes automaticaliy the requisite quantity of oxygen, to make a respirable air, has heen discovered by M. George S. Jaubert, and the discovery announced in the French Academy of Medicine. He was experimenting to renew air in adiving bell. His hypothesis was that 79 per cent. of the oxygen contained in respirable air rermmaina intact after 2l percent. of the oxygen has been consumed,and the same nitrogen, mixed with a new supply of oxygen, be~ comes respirable air when the carbonic acid acd the vapor produced by breathing are removed. This hypothesis he found to be correct, manufactured the chemical substance to clear the impure gaeses and supply the oxygen, and eo solved his pro- blem. He etates that sx or eight pounds of this substance will enablea man to live for 24 hours ina diving bell.

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TOULKT ARTICLES

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box of good Talcum Powder i

put up ina large tin complete with sheker, etc, tor only W@e. This ic guaranteed to be a pure Talcum Powder, not too highly perfumed, and {y»- exceptionally good value. See it in our

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~ We hive just opened a consignment of ready

made sheets and pillow slips—They are made of good

cotton, torn and hemmed, full laundered and ready for use.

No store in Charlottetown ever showed this maker's goods—No store in Charlottetown ever touched the prices,

120 Pillour Slips

Size 403 by 36 inches, the size almost unive-sally

used 42 cents each note the price

nate vbe ss 4G GQCN 7a Sheets

23 yarces long by 2 wide, 3 inch hem. 58 cents each

H8¢ each

72 sheets 23 yards long by 2 wide HEMSTITCH- ED

note the price

Ro Un om a

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40 cents each

70¢ EACH

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BARGAINS IN ALL LINES

All winter goods to be cleared out at sweeping reductions

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Allffurnishing goods at your own price, FHABAS

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