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PF. Islend Reilway.'THE DAILY EXAMINER
a a Dita aime OF aracing.
RS addressed to the . & i parke i On ! e
’ ” ; Grading will be
Ouls
ciock, noon,
MONDAY, DECCMBER 18th, 1899 ste ott
I tra r and olher work in con sbout ten miles of Railway on
yor Branch.
; nd specification may be
xe ve cflive of the Superintendent of
he P Els! lway, at Charlouetown,
t.e Chief Engineer, at ud after the 27th day
, at which places alao,
ler may be obtained.
e made on the printed
yf N \ li 9 20 ’
Aenucers musi forms supplied.
All the conditions of the specification must be complied with.
The Railway department will not be
bound toaccez,t tne lowest or any tender. G. A. SHARP, : Offic Superintecdent ‘ wD N
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AT MASON’S STORE You ean get the latest Canadian
and American me vepapers received by mail each aight.
THE D.isTLY
NEW WARK DEVELOPMNENT
113 | Kruger, the [I tT, African Republi is Bright's »T ‘rr ‘ f> AT UT A PROSPEROUS COLONY, ee , otegie Disease iio SS Vj a ' \ ) t { AP] i) | , {4 i y > 145 v¥ yea ff rd BF la felt 1 Junano iry &( ru y mm Ee? ‘0, showing w » be | liable report, owing t> fact that Preai lent Krager b B Diseas his dove by an energetic and self-reliant peo- | ‘ h , may add a new pha-e to the situation, as ye, UNDaE ' I " pr feas ris +} I< ws : . i der eqaita a prog ’ el he death of Kruger would remove the lation At oue time the colony poss:*eed | principal obstacie to the English in the , ’ Tae . 7 } ’ ray ; al r & consi lerably amaller pepiiatio ban Transvaal. at Ss not gene rally -nown , : A cure r Bri¢eht’ Victorzta, but now it bas the large fanny). a l : 1898 Uisease, as Dodd's Kidney Fuilis have of vy 3 ne yiperee f . SI ; : . rf 1@ colonies, tne fvu ) not vet bee» wtrodaced into the Trane- : + > >“ : being: New South W ales, 1.5:6,240; Vaal, , — ee t ; . ROR, ‘ Victoria, 1,175.463; Queensiand, 49",020; If the report is correct President
South Australia, 467.800; Western Aus
tralia, 168,129; aod Tasmania, !77,540; making with New Zealand, 744 63, a
' KQ total Australasian population of 4,4 8,958,
less than that of greater London, }«cupv- 3,975,238 square m lee, be- of the hi ngland
ing ao area of and 30
K ngdo n,
tween 20 times the 61Z United Wales, Ireland, Scotland, and the ( hanne! Islands. The pepalation is largest in New South Wales, both by ex cees of births over deaths and by new ar-
including
increase of
rivals, while the death rate is lesa than colony, Zealand:
popula! oa of
that of any other Australasian
with the exception of New Sydoey has a
126.950, larger than that of Bris
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EVENING INSTRUCTION
At the P. E, I. Commer- sial College will com- mence on Monday, Oct. 9th inst, at 7,30 p. m. Instruction in Arithmetic Book-Keeping,Shorthand, Penmanship, ‘T'ypewrit- ing, &. Day students admitted free. Apply at once to
ISAAC OXENHAM,
PRINCIPAL Ch’town, Oct .2'99—tf
December Snaps
RE THEY ARE
HER bbi chvice family flour, 2 Ibs 28 cent tea 10 Ibe graoulated sugar, 4 lbs raisins or curranis, 5 bare soap, 4 gala best American Oil,
ALL FOR $6.35
SANDERSON & CO
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HOUSEKEE? 285 | n
To come in and look over our groceries. Our stock is fine and fresh and guarauteed to be atisfactory. We keep every- hing in our line that is neces- sary.
HOUSEKEEPING
The prices—well, that is wuat we wan you to see when you are looking at our goods. (heir lewness will surprise you.
DRISCOLL and‘ HORNSBY
QUEEN STREET
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FOR RENT
Suitable for pasture, etc,, etc., sit uated on the North River, in the west Royalty, 34 \oiles from Charlotte- town, known as Upton Farm. For particulars app'y to
8. R. JENKINS, FP. O. Box 255, Ch’town 265—&wd2aw, wpat2i Fee
The best place to buy Car- pets is atZP) owselBros
or
+ Melbourne,
bane, Adelaide, Pert», Hobart and Well- lington combined, and exceeded only by
death rate
being iower than any of those citles, with
the exception of Hobart and Wellington,
showing the progress made in the local
work of saoitation. Practically the New
South Wales metropolis is the healthiest
in the world. Of the shipping entered
aod cleared in the various colonies during 1898, New South Wales b:d the lion’s share, her portion being 6,919,928 tons, against Victoria’s 4,956,537 tons, and 9,945,512 tons enjoyed by the other five colonies. The imports ino the seven Australian colonies during 1898 were valued a: £68,151,078, of which New South Wales tcok £24,453;5( 0,or consider- ably more than one-third. Her exporta were even larger in proportion to those of the other colonies, representing a Vajue o: £27,648,117, out of a total of £78.363,190> showing a trade of £52,101,677, out of a total of £147,287,268. The quantity and value of the New Sonth Wales wool ex-~ ports are considerably in excess of those of Queensland, Victoria, Soath Ausiralia, Western Australia and Tasmania com- bined. The colony also hasa larger num- ber of sheep than are to be found in the whole of the coloudies mentioned; also more horned cattle than any other. colony with the exception of Queensland. ‘le value of the New South Wales wineral production during 1898 was larger than that of any other colony, being £4,794,928 | Western Australia followed with £3,999
382,and Victoria with £3466,.72. In the same year thecolony produced 9,286
216 bushels of wheat, 6,064,842 bushels of maize, 334.297 cons of hay, 61,900 tons of potetoes, 289,206 tons of suzar-canet aad 845,232 gollons of wine, exclusive of other products. There are more public echools, more teachere, and more scholars than in avy Other colony, and the expenditure on public instruction is also considerably iv excess of that of the other colonies. The thriftiness and general well-being of the people is shown by the amount of deposits in the savings banks, namely, £39 2s 4d, the next highest being Western Australia, £36 198 7d; New Zealand, £28 16; 3d; South Australia, £28 0s $1; and Victoria, £23 19s ; the total amount of deposits io the mother colony being £9,480,944. In Victoria it was £8,517,005; ia New Zea- land, £5,746,887 ; Queensland; £3,171,- 047; South Australia, £3,080,-514 ; Western Australia, £1,063,310; and
Tasmania, £788,125; forming a total
of £31,847,832, among a population of £4,47 6,958.
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the metropolitan
—Notbivg you can buy is more acceptable foran Xmas gift than a nice A.1. piece of furniture—our store ts headquarters fou this line this season. Mark Wright & Co:
ee j ‘If an angler or shoot- _ ert ! et, seno 25 cents fora FOREST AND =~ STREAM 14 weeks’ trial tip. The
portsman’s
FAVORITE WEEKLY JOURNAL
ot shooting an@ fishing. sPer year $4. With this
28in.) $5.50. FOREST AND STREAM PUB, CQ.
346 Broadway, New Yeek, 2
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Minard’s Liniment Cures “Burns & sealds
Krager’sf te is certain, a6 with the excep tion Of Dodd’s Kidney Pills there is no kuown cure for Bright’s Disease. Few veople would like to see the old man die at this juncture notwitstanding his faults, but unless he can procure Dodd’s Kidney Pills his death seems inevitable.
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NOTES AND COMMENTS
—The University Corps at McGill is now almost an established fact. General Hutton comes tothe college next week to make final arrangements and attend to the
work of organization. ‘eB
—-A London’ despatch reports that Mr. Chamberlain shows no signs of repentance or desire to recant his Leicester speech. When questioned by a representative of the Associated Press | replied: “I bave nothing to add to what I have already said.” Inthe meanwhile, Lord Salisbury has refrained from mak- ing any public utterance to offset his col
onial secretary’s remarks.
— The Moncton Times remarks,as signifi- caut,the fact that the Manitoba constituency represented ai Ottawa by Sir Wilfrid Lau- rier’s Minister of Interior has gone Con servative and that all the constituencies in which the Sifton influence was suppoced to be strongest have gone the same way, The handwriting ison the wall. Where Liberalism is best kuown itis weakest.
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As to the Conservative prospectsMr. A- H. Moore, M. |. for Stanstead, Que, said recently: “ The party is united a- it hag not been for year2, and confidence and enthusiasm runs high. We will ge the full Conservative vote, and ihat alone will ciece u-, Decouse it was the disaffected Conservative vore that placed Laurier into power, as the Premier himself acknow- ledged. We wl! also get a large Libers! vole from those members of ihe part, who freely acknowleiged that Laurier has disappoicted them. Then the t>mperance vut2 will be at least divided. Conserva- tive temperance men can fiod vo further excuse for voting for Liberal t mperance candidates a:ter the manoer in which tbey were fooled ov the jl+biscite bill. All these tiings tsken into account,” said Mr. Moore, ‘‘ indica'esa great change in public opinion, ind cative of a Conserva- tive triumph at the next election.”
The London Times rep'ies to tbe ac- ‘agoniem woich the French press is ex- hibiting towards Britsin in this masterly way. “ We hare had to bear the bruat of all tpis sound and fury again and agaio, not leact when we were fighting the battles of Europe against the tyranny of Na- pol on, and when the vilest libels ere circulated against us among nations that a few years later were soliciting our suopsid- iee and glorifying the gallant etruggle of Wellington. Our natoual composure is nct in the least disturbed by such ravings. ‘* Amid the dip of all thinge fell the vile, Hat>’» yell and envy’s hiss and folly’s bray,” we can point with quiet pride to an achievement of which no other nation can boast—a colonia] Empire,the greatest the world bas ever known, broad based on civil equality,imperial justice and con- merciai freedom, and open to settlers and traders of every nationality.”
Women grooms to attend young per- sons when they ride are a recent London innovation. Propriety gains and a new occupation is provided for women.
The British railway companies have agraed to convey freeto the port of em, barkation all books, papers and periodic- ale intended for the use of the troops en. gaged in South Africa.
Good health is worth more thaa any thing else toyou, and every bottle of Hood’s Sarsaparilla contains gvod health.
OE | I —— — har Aly i I — ye I OE GS
A Pleasant Surprise.
For those who have thought that cat- arrh is incurable, and to wkom the con stent use of snuffs and oiutments has been almost unbearable, is to jearn of catarrh~ ozone, the new medicated air treatment for Catarrh, Bronchitis and Asthma. Catarrhozone ‘s a guaranteed cure for these diseases and never fails to eure them. It cures by inhalation of medicat- ed air and always reaches the right spot. This is no theory, but the results of sctual experience, aud thousands of testimonials back up all we say for oar medicine. Price $1.00 at all druggists, or direct by mailon receipt of price. Send 10 cente in stamps for sample outfit to N. C, POLSON & COQ., Kingston, Ont.
Life insurance isa good thing, but health insurasee by keeping the blood pure with Hood’s Sarsaparilla.
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' 87 Usadron j
cere and part of ihe battalion
the Argvil Highlanders have vo south (o reinforce ihe rear guard, vyhich has had an engagement with a tho nd Boers, who hai returned to their old positioag at Gras Pan, It is not koown whether the 5b rs Came trom Griqut I snd
a Free Siate comnsaio§ A train
ating Of Sixteen Carriages came into th cainp last evening over the com pleted bridge.
Health of Troops.
Prune, Dec. 11.—The correspondent ot the Sun spent yesierday in visiting «be field hospitals. Unanimous reports show that the health of the command 18 ex-
ceptionally good. There is one sick in every 140 men, The cases are very slight. Theeare only fourteen cases of dysentery. Heliographic communication
is still open with Ladysmith. The Beer horses are in bad condition. Comman- dants Schelt, Burger and Louis Botha are in Command of the Boer forces. The Tugela river is still low,
Starving Coolies.
Frere Came, Dec 16.—Coolies to the number of 234 whom General White re } ; ar
goave @rTav
fused to receive at Ladysm th,
ed here in a starving condition.
Nerves...
ea Dr. A. W. Shattered by Worry ~~; ss
or Overwork are Chase $ Revitalized by Jerve ood
** Nerves”—what a world of meaning this word has to scores of thousands of wome2
who, through the strains of social life and the worry of home cares, are fast approaching tue ve. Nervous headaches, dyspepsia, irritability by day, restlessness and sleeples s by night. Pains and aches in the body, derangements of the organs peculiarly feminine, loss of energy and ambition, despondency and despair. These are some of thie symptoms known te
the woman of exha. cd ner ‘ ‘ symptoms which entirely disappear when bx. A. W. Chase's Nerve Food is used.
By creating new, rich blood and nerve tissue this great food cure of Dr. A. W. Chase te- stores and revitalizes the wasted serve cells,
uts new vigor and vitality into the system and one woman of many ills which are due to exhausted nerves.
Dr. A. W. Chase’s Nerve Food cures oo building-up process, which makes the y round aot plump, and restores the glow of health to the pale, sallow cheek.
a box atall dealers, or Edmanson, Bates & Co., Toronto.
EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, DECEMBE® 12, !€9y
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which grips your throat and chest, and a hacking cough which feels like a dry burning of the tissues, will receive in- stantaneous relief by a dose of
AMSONS DSM
a. Ta
Tt acts as a soothing demu!- cent on your parched and irritated membrane.
It mever fails to check the most severe cough, and, pro- perly used, it will permanently cure the most obstinate one.
25 cts. AT ALL DRUGGISTS.
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Holiday rresents
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Our stock of watches, rings, chains, bracelets, brooches, &c, is complete for XMAS TRADE.
B&=" Orders for any special line of goods, or article to be engraved should be left with us, and will receive carefuy and prompt attention.
CH TAYLOR
Suonyside, Queen Square.
a
Full Electric Company
All persons having accounts or claims against this company, are hereby request~ ed to furnish same at the Company’s Office, not later than Friday, the 15th instant.
By order Dec 8,’99- -dtd
W. DICKENSON, Manager |
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mand THINK
How it is possible to get better valu2 in men’s boys and chiid. ren’s clothing than what we are
showing this fall.
We Buy the Best Onty The Best Sell Us Oniy
We buy in much larger quanti- ties than our competito:s, there- fore, buying much cheaper.
We buy all our goods for spot cash, therefore taking ad-
vantage of every possible dis-
count,
We divide our profits with
our customers, crease our trade to
therefore
in- sucn an
extent that we make just as much money, and at the same time selling our goods cheaper
than any one else.
We will cut a new hat that our expenses in proportion to
our business is less than
any
other house in the city
Another lot of those $3 75 ulsters opened yesterday,
Our tailor made overcoats are
selling fast, 15 and 18,
Prices $10, 12,
The best assortment of Fur
Goods in the city,
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Prowse - Bros.
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