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XMAS CARDS

| Pcrt Tampa Citizens Pass Resolutions Upholding Her Case.

A correspondent writing from Port Tamps,Fla.,saye: ‘The fellowing reso- lutions were offered by Col. T. T. Wright, chairman of the meeting called at Port Tampe, Florida, to exprese sympathy for

TO CHOOSE FROM | our brothers in their fight for the right,

Allnew and up -to- date. | May the God of battles te with the Mother.

Come before they are picked | !82¢ in ot een we bene se : _ | Justice, and hasten the time for a union of ov er. Our Dells are PrO- | (he English-speaking family. Following no unce d to be the best and | 4re the resolutions which were adopted, the

| i : meeting baving been ‘called

t agssortme ’ meting baving been ‘called to exprees

Tiese i aa 7 ves a ryoupathy wich Great Bricain in br ellort 4) fe » , il

to carry light to the dark continent’: i Prices marked down te! pits sa. that the war = waged bv ; | England against tyranny an -i0n it the lowest— Toys, Steam En- : receive the sympathy of gines, Magie Lanterns, Plain) ee — pe ins » | Cpen door to civilized mas, regardless of and | ancy Stationery : Rock- creed and satiovality,and his right to travel

ing Hor. es, some thing new: and trade unmolested in every section of

‘rie’ and Rov’ e1.% . the earth. Girls’ anc Boy BK leighs and | Further, that the barbarous treatment Coasters all at ' of the native Kaffirs, aud their enslavement

, by the Boers, aud the constitutional en- I

wll who favor England’s demand for the

eciment of their governmeut which ostra- cizss the Catholic, Jewand Uoitarian, and probibius wheir noiding office, should re- ceive the convdemnatiun deserved. In tne | ioterest, thei efore, of enlightened civiliza- , tron, justice and humanity, we urge Aw~ | ericave throughout tke U: ion to assemble | and express sympacby for Kogland in ber (ffo:ts toopen Africa’s door to cy! zed / meno; tis further Resolved, that the movement ioaugu- rated at. Queen Victoria’s b rthday c: le- bration here in May advocatiag a iri; le friend y alliance of the Unised States, Eog- a-d:ud Germany, is endorsed,and shouid

F. J. HORNSBY

Book & Stationery Store,

| eving that a frienily union of the Patte:- lind, the Motoer'and and the Daugh'r

1 ni, will basten the era ot * peace e rth, and gooc will toman.’ Carelessners in giricood causes the

greatest suffering and unbappiness in afier a oe ee fe. Liule irregularities and weaknesces

Gra ho hones in girlesbculd be looked aft’r prompt'y j and treatement given at once. Dr. Pierce’:

| Pavorite rrectript oo promotes regularily of all feminine fusc ion’, makes strength and builds up asturdy hea'ta wiih which ; to meet the trials to ccme

em $6 up

sent—-here’s just what vou want, something oui uf the ordinary —

Seud Gl one-cent stamps tocover cost of mailing only, and receive free a copy of D:. Pierce's Medical Adviser. Address bat will be World’s Dispensary! Medical Associatior,

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Spy rec'ated ° romething Buffalo. =. 2.

that w sford amuse-—

ment forthe ‘ong winter

awe 7 SHIP NEWS.

Come in our store and inspect them--yvon don’t have to buy~-you’re al- ways welcom:

MILLER BROS

Port of Charlot teteown

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Perfumes

If you are in doubt what to give your friend for a Christmas gifi buy perfume.

oe OU'T OF EVERY 100

women use, and are passionately fond of perfume,

lady

it's Always Acceptable it's Always Appreciated

We have a very choice assortment this season, and as usual our prices are very reasonable. We don't claim to sell at Lalf price,

You wouldn’t believe us if we did. It wouldn’t be true anyway; we couldn’t afford to do it. In fact nobody can affurd to sell at half price if their first price was ressonable

It Will Surprise Yeu for 50 cents, aud from that up to $5.00. Brusit and Comb Sets Smelling Salts, &

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. hd i . 1? . what a handsome box of perfume we can seul y ou

Hand Glasses Atomivers

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just, and should receive the sympathy of !

receive the hearty suppoit of America, be~ 1

THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTILETOWN, DECEMBER 18,1899

OAT SHIPMENTS

Made by Carvell Bros.

15th of October.

Messrs Carveli Bros, have shipped dur- ing the fall, trom the 15th of October vo the 15th of December 1899, the following Cérgoes Of Oats ;

Since the

Bushels.

Previously reported,............ «...113,000 Coban and Bomavista .....scecececeeeee 26000

City of Ghemt.....c.ccccvcreccereee 7,000 ae TE IRS 650s we vecsnacees: 43,500 Annie Lauriesessseccs cecceseeeceseeseee 35600 WEG AMID nc cree ds deoteceincssocsee BANU Emma...... is 6 ais > setae eabecibeten, (ee Fanny...... pcctsentiabieesiieséaas Sane SEE SINT. on od aehaniine ena - 2,600 Ol Dh eccccans vi ipaedween ah: ee WE DiteeRacerrcesecccccccccicocse eee Morning Light... cc..cccccccssccee 1,700 BOLIC «occ ccce deccceses essesrcccs 800 EXpre@@?...c00.. 220 ceeescee soeeee 1,000 Fred M Batt........ cibethedsce Dh. 6 ¢hesbebava ns Settee eeneeee ee 2,000 te cee ee Dielytria. ......ccccccccsceccce seccce 4,000 en Dee escten evoevncee Gee PROOF Rice bo. 6 ccvcceg oo 50seeta nce ss 7,000 reeds BB, Feats ..ccocsee cccve abel psa ese: ae Rr NNR cas sc cakncerd pop Ca ee SR otis ob 0 4 = + chupada ; ae ae Wie Wi OE. 6 ecu ccests Hind” Dee TGs sic oo s cbveiedhs a 760 eee SRS. occu cclaeuws on ase 2.600 Wim Astéeni....... 3,000 iin ck-+.d v vin septedtitine wipes * ah. Tae Two Brorvverd.crcccces. 1,030

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PERSONAL

Mre. W. H. Warren, of Bedeque, P. E.

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Toe Favorite |

ai ‘ ecription is nota aniversal panacer. If you Waat to make a Sat stale sal : ay : Ni ie oe | » ’ S 7000 out WT 0 g. > *e acceptible Xmas ee es © p | directed soleiy at cne set of organs,

Island. (xpects toreturo to her uome thir week, after a stay of several wee ks among former friends.— Sackvi'le Post,

| | Mr, C. R.

the latest arrivais

Rogers, of Summerside, is among at the Hotel | Davier,

| Mr. George A. B. McDonald’s new store

, : : ‘ corper of Kent avd Great George streets

bas teen connected by telephone.

| Mr. ard Mre. Gane, Mr. E. Bayfield, | Mis. Peters aid Miss Louise Daweon leave wraicg for Bermuda where cy wl! pass the w.ater.

Ca;t. J. Douglas Warren acd Mrs. | Warren of Vaic uver.gB..©., are visiting relatives at Crapand, The captsin em: grated from this province forty-five years ago revisiting it in 1506. His mother, aged 86, widow of the late James Howatt, E:c..is a residert of Crape ud. Two sisters (Mise Pensey aod Mre. Thomas Rogerson ) and brother, Bradford, are reeiding there

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also. Mrs. W. Bceurke and Mre. Dutcher of this citv are sisters. Mr. and Mre, Warren purpose remaining ubttil after

Christmas

MARRIED.

At St. Marv’s Church, Winnipeg, on the 7th inet., bv the Rev. Fa:her Guillet, O. M. I.,Reginald de Lotbiniere Harwood, M.D.,of Pincher Creek, Alta., to Tillie, daughter of John McDonald (Gi ns ladale)

Erq., of Glenalade'e, Prince Edward Island. LOCAL NOTICES. Which will you bave? Poenmonia

ora suit of our warm ucderwear ? Very ow prices tonight.—D A Bruce. Big snap in Laaies kid gloves, eave ©0 cents a pair this p. m., at Paton & Co. Hate $1-—See window. All half price at Patun & Cos,

Big targeins in fur goods thiep m.at Patcn’e. ie

See cur stocking snap at 25 worth one-third more.

e a pair,

Visit the big store this p. m. for cloth- ing. We wiil place the balance of those gocd Reefers to fit boys from 4 to 12 years for $1.25 this p.m. Jas. Paton & Co.

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50 cents this p. m., at Paton & Cos.

Open every evening until 9 o’clock.— Miller Bros.

in and eee them.— Miller, Bros.

Ladies Chocolate Skating

$2.25, now $1.75 pair—R K Jost

at this siore engraved free —

W W Wellner

P. & ISLAND RAILWAY.

way, is extended to Avgustist,1900 | G. A. SHARP,

Railway Office

Ch’town, Dec 16,’99— 1i

December 261 b, 1899.

SALE OF PAPERS

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Canadian periodica!s on file. JM SULLIVAN, Secretary.

202-31

; Thos. A. Peters, Fredericion.

Gentlemen’s kid lined Glove’s $1.60 for

The newest thinge in Xmas gifte.—Come

Boots, regular prices $2.10 and

Christmas Gifts purchased

The time for completion of the J1} miles of the Murray Harbor Branch Rail-

Superintendent.

Referring to the above the time for re~ ceiving tenders is eatended unt)] Tueeday,

The annual eale of papers ard maga~ zines at the Catholic Literary Institute, i will be held at the Institute reoms, on Monday evening, 18th inat.,at 8 o'clock.

The leading English, American, and

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Mertine of the Abegweit-Creecent Club tomorrow evening at eighto’clock. "Tae Pross.—F resh southeast winds te- day and tomorrow; mostly fine and mild. Some local showers.

C.M.B.A.—Branch No 216,C MBA, will meet in the AO H hall this evening at 8 o’clock.

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THE Soupay Campaicy. — Hear Mr. James jecture in St. James’ Hal! tomer- row night;

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I, 0.0, F.—St. Lawrence Lodge, No. 8, meets to-night at 8 o’cloek. Important businese. Nomination of officers, and first Degree.

Tae KEcuirse.—The total absence of clouds permitted a perfect observation of the eclipse here on Saturday night, which lasted in aliabout fou beurs,

— = Lecture.— Lord kKoberts ordered to South Africa with General Kitchener :s Chief of Staff. Attend St. James’ Hal! t - morrow sight aod hear bhov Genera!

Kitchener conducted the expetition ‘o K hartoun, Bazaaz aT Montacur.—Under the

auspices uf the Ladies Aid Society of the Montague Presbyterian Church a Bazaar and Social will be held in the Montaue

Yall. Doors open at 3 o’clock in the afternoon. — Tre Mixr>.—'‘lhe eteamer Minto left

o-day for Pictcu where she will take in 200 tons of coal. She will enter upon her wiuter’s work as soon as the Navigaticn Company’s steamera sicp running. She (ught to do god work atter being two or three mon h: ucder repaire.

Fire.- On last Suiurday afternoon the fine oid mansion or the Dalbousie Farm, Charlots town Rye! y, owned and occu- ped by Mr, Walter Burke, was burned to the grouod. The five, which originated in the upperg story, from one of the flues, nad gained considerable headway before it was discoyered by Mr. and Mre, Burke. The furniture was saved. The house was built about fifty years ago by the ‘ate Jabez Barnard for Mejor McIntosh, @ re- tired army cfficer, s7ho lived there for eeveral years. Oa Major McIntosh’s go ng away Mr. leaac Smithgpurchased the pr-_- perty which subsequently came into the hands of the late Uaptain Joho W. Hol- man, who lived there for many years, in- deed unt! his death about fifteen yras ego. Since that eyent the place has changed hands eeveral t'mee.

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3reEDERS’ Association : ANNUAL MEEr- Inc. — I he annus! meet ng of the Maritime Stock Breeders’ Association will be held at Truro, N. 8. on the 27tb anc 28th inst, and will be the mort important meetiog yét held by the Association. Murray and Emmerson aud LaBlloia, of New Bruas- wick, and Hon. Mr. Farquharson of P. E. J]., will be present and the quest on of

how the maritime’ hive stock in- terests can best be encouraged will be thoroughly discussed. Papers will be presented by A. C. Beli,

M. P. of New Glasgow, on “* The future of horse-raisicg in ibe Maritime vinces”’; by Wm. B. Fawcett, Sackv lle, on beef raising; by Chas. A. Everett, St. Jobn, on “The value of exhibitions to our live stock interests’? ; by R Robertson, Nappan,. on winter feeding. with addresses also, by B. W. Chipmar, Halifax, and There will al+o be a full diecussion on other matters of importance. All our farmers interested in live «tock improvement sbould make it a point to attend. Christmas excursion rates will be in force on all rai!ways so that returrm tickets may be bought at one fare.

Victoria Cafe Great George Street... Charlottetown, P. £. Islan

To My Customers and Prospective Cus

tomers :—

Permit me to cell your atiention to the fact that 1 am better prepared than ever before tosupply your wants in Fresh Oys ters. Itis a fact that in erder to be euc- ces- ful in the Uy ster ousiness one must be able to handie them in large quantities. With this object in vie, 1 bez lave to solict your patronage, and Can assure you of satisfaction.

I may say that my Oyster Parlor wil be conducied in the ueual firet claes man- ser, where the delicate Bivaive may be

obtained in every etyle to satiery the taste of the most exacting epicure.

Yours,&c.,

JOHN P. JOY

The P. E.1. Oyster Kin

EXTRACTED | @_ SKILFULLY No

No indiscriminate use of cOcainee njurious after effects.

DR. J. P!MURRAY

Queen Street....--...

FOR RENT

Suitable for pasture, etc,, etc., sit uaed on the North River, in the west Royalty, 3} miles from Charlotte- town, knownas Upton Farm. For particulars apply to

S. R. JENKINS, P, O. Box 255, Uh’town 65—&wd2aw, wpat2i

The best place to buy Car-

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Hon. Messrs | Longley, of Nova Scotia, |

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£3 SCOCSCOGOS FET COSESAOE J COSOSSSESRHEZHESECOOEEEEE

Buy Early!

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ji Saturdiy of this week is the last buying

= day before Christmas.

Don’t Leave Your Buying Until the last day.

BUY EARLY!

i All the advantages of time and full assort- ments are in your favor.

Hundreds of appropriate articles in Dry Goodsand Furs Here for You ——-cssammmi,

Men’s Ladies’ (zloves Gloves

Mitts Silks

Searfs Handkerchief Handkerchiefs Liners Mufflers Pin Cushions

Needle Cases Furs of

Fur Gloves Shirts

& Underclothing all Kinds SS etc., ete. etc. etc,

stanley Bros.

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What Will I Buy for Gime A mas Gift

Come to our store and we’LL settle the question for you ny of the following articles coming from our house vill make highly appreciated present

Rich Silk Mufflers ,Rich Silk Handkerchiefs, Silk Initial Handkerchiefs, Beeutitul Neckwear, Silk Lined Gloves, Far Lined Gloves, Fancy Suspenders, Fancy Colorei Shirts, Collars and Cuffs, Ha'f Hose, ete.

OUR TAILORING DEPARTMENT

If yourequire a Suit, Overcoat, Trousersand Fancy Vest for wnt 1, remember we have the right goods, the right prices, the right workn e> and a skilled artist cutter in the person of Mr Sextus McLelian. Notru'le to

show goods. GORDON & McLLLAN

Men’s Stylish Outfitters.....-

Boots and. Rubbers Z

all fall

suitable tor the lowest @&

styles and sizes and winter wear — for

possible prices, at cy McQUAID’S,

LOWER QUEEN STREER Boot and Shoe Store.

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