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WASHINGTON Dec 19.—1 : eo ie oh Se AN RTE Tw A UR aR CENT, mca ec tencenrweme = j . vy Si LVN, WeCC. ivi ‘ av} ; { } \ = \ —s OS, Ora URES r ‘ raAN » § sur « Aa hing ese 7 . : : ' , 3 iw: Vs Les 5 Na & j mF RVIREY sce Eee rlan party in Germany, having su ae Pf at by bs eden 3 Pa La ‘ 1% 8 YS 95, <p rE LSPECIAL TO THE EXAMINER CESSTRUVY Drougnt apout aiaw a oe nen Si! Eee er Wi Dahalli the last session of the reichstag,| @ ‘ a Beir Dp ww oe be’ 7 € ba 4 : if ey cy / AERTS f wR » t x “>t rr crr c — oe " 1 V1 ie I RAD SEE er x \ \\ ’ d : Ye Ga Atak nOvCHION TTAWA, Vec. 21.—-The War O prohibiting, in effect, the importa-| ® i\ Ve SY? , A awarded Trooper Mulloy, the: tion of American caz eat Hi\ \woY 4 ; r a 5 ' i tro her . : NCAT ce +i, ee ony er en nny ie 1 e ms Daint ty Te AroOis \ "ad & “ae ae per, a@ pension or tH ts powertul influence to 1 ras) A Be DEAE ea wh ina ~ or MoT I “ings and six pence per day l he the import duties| & | |} Ps ‘ an ~ l Lo 4 a7 } "ary Y “ . ; . | f ran ae ' EE Vic Ss | ie wi THE i IG a u noting to andout ov cents in all ge ns entering the empire. 7 MN tt oer ei ‘f rs od i ec as rn ee E : : ne / mA Nt Shack : F n <4 & 3 ' | ee - CUETE acy. lo this there | n Tadly on wheat, reports United } | wd Bin | Gears a aa y . . sy . he . . : : é - ; ' a“ a. i pT EEN AY FES ~ 4 - . 2. r S SO eV km og Or” @ ING Ll VE W De ad ided something from the! States (¢ onsul Diedrich at Bre-| G Cie SE Fr neat Wee 2 poy %, > & 7h se Canadian Government. which will! me +he snartment | id pw Old bere a= 3 | Bw BR Ger al Nae ‘ No.1] Es a | en: 0. Xm State department. | fy f° “MNCs aor PP Tot eee i uarantee Mulloy enough to subsist} The aim of agrarians. according to} Le ry a fi ea, 5 : | ‘ é ty f — id . ; tl e Consuv iS TO maKe Larmany »Y oe nae & may e on i ¢ iP? ore Ormre 4 [SPECIAL TO THE EXAMENER. os , eae iat make cermany en- || mua Ae ft Pre e . é — ox *j » z yy ADMIIT “ tireivy independent of all countries} } * ra rath AS “2 3B hea OS ’ ; v ; HY 2CH1 ITY fa Si. : : “iga se O25 emotes x ; ea : ‘ Len aD LONDON. Dec. Ginas Tord iV HAT AB Ul HALII AX -\forits bread stuffs and food sup-| { ee oe Lage bs coe ; , : : . : : . o on an ANID Kitchener's despatch confirming th plies. lammeahan er i ocelot’ FALN inv POET , Cane Ve) _ j * Pp ‘ ae ‘oo + +0 RPE ee tay r.. ia ; 5 Baledn.2 gi vasney of Yape Colony and ex-| Probable That Col. Otter and His/|,._!t h difficult to see,’ says Mr.| i i pressing the hove ot*® to capture wiedadrich, how the proposed na-!| & PR Py ” » = VEE SD PEN gem pres ing 1e hone no tO € Lpru , L ] | 1 l 4 <n TP Pe ! : : s ~ 4 4} ad e S ion: lecgisclati - : , ' SET bia > E: OR 2 3 GER 7 &s but ‘‘ to drive them north again, Men Will Land There. tonal legislation : can have any 2 ot Orne: Xa port not a word has deen issued officially nem other efiect 1n the long run than to| oe b EF p paw P Sarg as to the situ: ation in South Afric [SPECIAL TO THE EXAMINER]. enhance the price of the daily bread| er) re Geer I Ss ) LSuu ' S Consideral ACTIN itvas tosouth Orraw 2 rity » «4 1'SO needful to every man, woman and! ep aah : \ ifested at Ald } UTTAWA, Dec. 21.---The outlook shild in thi intry.”’ iy bee ‘ Africa i ani ed < Aidersno' rere ] A111 LI ls COUNTY. } cine —" ae he ric , ae manife a at . mn 1Ot 1ere 1s that Col. Otter and his men, ° ‘Ty . See ble” 1 ‘ ve | , bs A large dratt ot mounted troops} who are coming On the Lake Cham- | oo yrs, Saige — ae i | will be ready to start for South} pjain will land at Halifax. How he says, ‘‘ how the proposed duty! # ‘ hood ry} mga . : F ) pace Aaa, Wl al < row- a a a. . . 7 Bf a 2 :; ‘ b Africa January 6th. while others! Syed es décizion hina ve et = “te ican increase the crops oO} 5 sua pure arc Soap was } G | ) : yCl, ecisi as moet me o ha can on si ol ' : ii have been notified to hold them rived atin the matter. - bat thine wheat throughout Germany, § ST. CROIX SOAP MPG. €o Si bee . . a i . 4a ACL L wae L ~_ = Aidiiin ini AT, ° ; > Pei seives injreadiness for the same ok that wav yat halite. oO! decrease the ‘ppetites of| ¢ St. Stephen, N.B. ieVv were te ne a4 c t destination. i fois ‘7, ‘rma an peo ple. At nee present, how | FE it \ rding to the Cape Town cor-! 4 Tr ever, Says the is ‘th Jaw : a ver fi + ainedl hike z .ccording to the Cape Town coi HAY- PAUNCEFOTE TREA # a, ne CO > here F. | respondent of the Daily Mail, wiring | ce seems little doubt that the propos- ' yor B! | yesterday, the treason court sitting ed law will be passed by the reich- sui gat oii : n Colesbere was cbliced hurriedly Passed the S Senate Yesterday. |stag. Asa large portion of the im- i a cw cia} aie - ‘ mm. : ee é dy 45 : i ae Bi i i ia o. . :}to remove to Cape Town with thi ” portation of wheat is American at oy a: 4 fi. . ’ af . Oy . Ty? — . — _ = Lie rille > , a a in as bigh as svc to 40c. ti records and do€éuments owing to the [SPECIAL TO THE EXAMINER. ] grown, this will seriously affect the We've divided the whole lot into Ef! vicinity of the invading Boers. WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.—The Hay- interest of the American farmer. ’ c i ACtA ES LiGh LOL uf : ry? “A . : 1 ' lnt+w c - . . rary two classes, and have them on sale y The Colesberg district, says the } -auncefote canal tre eat passed the A du ty. of fiity cents = eg a+ & | correspondent,is seething with anti-| Senate ened 55 to 1s. i bushel of w heat, Censul Diedrich at fi | British excitement. A recrudescence concludes, “cannot fail to be well 3 FOR 25 cts ‘ of rebellion is perceptib le in the ¢ as: 7 al jnigh prohibi tive, and the conse- * ) anc ry ha NOTA ; ; 2 "rT F \tricts immediately south of the LOCA and Giker ‘Keene! quence will be more limited mar- AND Orange River 4 sets, fiercer competition, and lower On Tuesday morning a fight v 1 a en por eer eae | prices tothe producers. ~ ‘ Pate a si @ ‘ tr 2< 7 7 a ; 2 FOR 25 cts proceeding at Philliptown, presum 994 P. rince of W ales are . TICKETS ; *loe be ~ — T. i.’ ably with the commando which losed today for the Christmas holi- | Standard : ife In eicher lot they are certainly crossed at the sand drift. Gays. Will please the child, the greatest handkerchief value : : ssh | Read the programme of the wife, sweetheart, and es- ever offered in the city. children's entertainment in St.! Tne o . fv pecially your mother-in- BIG FIRE. James Hall to-night. It is a good) aisurance VO. law. They will make life ON SAI F one. i happy and at a cost of ay + . . . aie ° 2 , e * ; &1 9000.500 E irniture Fast —Donations thankfully receiv ed | ESTA BLISH ED {825 ; llc per night for men, 8c Destroved. at Falconwood for the Chr istmas | " h for ladies, 3c for children. TO-N } GHT icetaaé jtree from Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Come to the great open- | Poole, Miss Peters, Prowse Bros. | ing Xmas.

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MOORE & McLEOD,

The Busiest Store on Charlottetown’s Busiest Street.

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That’s Cheap. the Best Value We have Seen Yet.

Said two ladies while looking over one of our lines; and

we believe it will be the testimony of a’l who see our

Xmas Selection of Watches and Jewelry |

Which is the largest we have aver shown. OPEN EVENINGS TILL AFTER XMAS

And at your service at al! times.

W. N. TANTON,

Great George St. 3 doors from Grafton Street

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COME DOWN WITH BOTH FEET

and you will be fitted with the latest and mest fash ionable boot or shoe to be found in the city, for the least money, and guaranteed the best of satisfaction.

McQUAID’S

LOWER QUEEN STREET.

Knechtel

| svening.

[SPECIAL TO THE EXAMINER. | and Beer & Goff. More to follow.

2].--.The ---The city schools closed today 'to| the| re-open on the 2nd January. In| ; connection with the closing an in-

iteresting programrie was enacted | |

Ont., Dec. kurniture Factory, in Canada, was burned las.

The fire spread to the aa-

HANOVER,

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‘oinine building. Loses a millios ofa sce: Otreet Echool. Capi-| uollars “ i*al papers ™ “‘Tennvson ”’ weré| : jacana -~<iltigneneeen reid by | iss Helem Haszard Miss | 7 ITT) .cVonald aud siiss Auele Paimer, | | WEATHER BULLETIN. ea splendid addresses were og Sypgrog | delivered by Rev. Mr. Probabilities for Nex 24 Hovrs.| Fullerton, Rev. Mr. Young, Rev

21.---Fair today:| Mr. McConnell, Rev.

Mr. Raymond, to north and east | Dr. Tavlor and Mr. F.

J. Nash.

Toronto, Dec. | winds shifting

aud increasiuyg tonight te gales, at- —The concert of Cempany “‘A, ' tended by snow or rain. Loyal Crusadere, came off last even- | ee i ing in Wright's Hall.and was large!* |

attended. fhe Worthy Commancer, 'Mr J J Chappell ,occupied the cha.r.

| The new temperance songs ana | choruses were a perfect success

|The singing was under the directi n

of Miss Annie Elliott. A dialogu by four girls, “Curing the Drunkard’’ was well given and elicited much applause. |The readings and reci tations showed careful selection, and altogether the entertainment was voted a grand success. Shortly after nine o’clock the meeting was brought toa close. Happy to meet,

RovAL

|Baking Powder

Made from pure cream of | of tartar.

@ 3 / sorry to part and |happy to meet amet the food 1 o7","° ° soins —Lady Barton Lodge, No. 31, met against ¢ alum, ‘in Barton Lodge eae North Mil ton,a few evenings ago, and elected | Ata Slag powders sax the greated the following officers for the ensuing ee kuand te a | year : ii sili theieali 3; W M—Sophia Coles. eon 9 Sow en ON ee vere, F

D M—Stella Coles. Chap—Lena Coles. Rec. Sec’y.---Blanche Coles.

‘Assets $46,000,000

One of the oldest and strongest |

| of life offices.

Absolute Security

Best for Investment

GENERAL AGENTS.

oo Queen St., Ch’town.

15 PER CENT REDUCTION OFF

SLIPPERS For Xmas 1s» New Years ; s AT <3

GOFF BROS.

CHARLOTTETOWN WE CALL

GENUINE EBONY GOODS

in OR... XMAS PRESENTS

Your inspection is respectfully | of Lake Temiscamingue, received a | asked. | fall while passing through a mill in}

F i UTCH ESON, \the mining works in which he is en-

G. . | gaged, and nee knee cap dis-| x + 4s jlaced, causing his laying up at|

Jeweler and Optician. Vita Marie hospital some weeks. Sumayside | He writes that he is walking around |

TO L& f.—A tenement os on sticks, and hopes to be| near Queen, containing six rooms. moderate. Apply at

Fin. Sec’y.---Emily Coles.

D. of C.---Jennie Dollar. Lect.---Katie Moreside. D. Lect.---Mrs. F Wise. I. Guard.---Bessie Dollar. O. Guard.--- Will Coles. Guardian.---John Diamond. Committee.---Lena Coles, Blanche | Coles.

Auditing Committee. —— William Coles, Ruby Moreside, Bertha Coles.

treet | a? Ren | |again

ai3 | ning of the new year,---Watchman.

effice, Queen street.

Treas.---Annie Coles, |

ATTENTION

We regret to learn that Mr. J. Wi

the Cennelly estate | able to resume work at the begin- |

YOUR

| |'To our splendid line of W ALKING |

Ladies’ and Gent’s .

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\STICKS just received ftom New|

York. | The latest design, Silver and Gold \tipped. Prices right.

| Our perfume sales are very satis- | factory.

We have always had a

'are known to sell cheaply.

| Ebony goods, Pipes, Ladies’

| Gent’s sets, etc.

| No reasonable offer offer refused. |

‘A. W. Reddin, Phm. B.

The Square Drug¢gist, Sunnyside.

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PROWSE & McMILLAN

“Hynpman @co. XMAS

BOOKS in Doubt Buy Books.

FOR A BOY.

Astor Edition of Popular Authors s Books Boys’ Own Annual

Henty’s Books

Young Canada

Ballantyne’s

Chums.

FOR A GIRL

2ansy Books Elsie Books Mildred Books Leuisa M. Alcott’s Work. Girl’s Own Annual Chatterbox.

For Older Folks.

|The Leisure Hour

} large | | Xmas trade in this line, because we

and

Sunday at Home Latest Beoks and Novels

Poets in Cloth and Leather Oxford Bibles.

Special discount on books until was.

Ceo. Carter & Co.,

BOOKSELLERS.

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