nye Le ANOTHER VICTORY.

Mr R, Morrow Cured of Lumbage by Dodd's Pills ”

Toronto, Nov 28.--Tae east majority of Torontonians know sod esteem Nr. R. Morrow, the able and popular agent for the

Toronto Auer Light Co. For this reason the following statement

made in writicg by Mr. Morrow, possesses unusual Sigt ‘ance, - 1 wo Veare agi | wae Alla ked by Lum-

and vigorous,

ease, or it will strike you.

hago aod ! rinery itl: which caused me intense suffering, ouk several differ- remed e8 willhouf any tene fl. Then I ran using Dodd's Kidney Pills, and was completely cured OY Liem ws Lumbago is unu-ua lly prevalent this fall, | Ali eufferers should kuow that Dodd’s | Kidney Pills are the oniy known cure for t. They never tal. a ’ ln 1870 there were onl, 695 actresses in the United Stater; vow there are nearly 4.000 real, live acire-ses. Lo 1370 there Were on!) {12 fetaie parulera aod eculp tors in that cCvunll beday ner are 16,000.

Keep Minard’s Liniment wu we ituuse

Hart H Phasley, the author known as

“Oid Sleuth,” died at Brooklyn, Friday. He was born in New ‘ork 60 years ago. lo allbe had written 155 books, and his furvuse was estimated at $500,000. He often wrote two booKs & Werk, LiS iast one being “Un'yv a rc hoiog caph

Dr. Chase Cures Catarrh after Operations Fail.

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Minard’s Liniment i

Prominent Americans are discussing the

possibility of iegalizei polygawy im Utah LUW Lhbalilis a slate ihe majority ot |

inbevilauts De Lit c they Dave now tbe Cupsiil lawW at avy time.

tue in polygamy, and right to A |

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cupcetitalloual amend

dealing with siavery. Willi be necessary 10 avert une legalizing o teurvival trom a barbarous pet. j icnididiaiieas oe To all who find themselves with health

gtadually slipping aw.y, Kianbeys and Liver

eo disOrganviz<a iba liey Ble incapadie OF | Keeping Ue syste lite liom PolsuLOus Waste i

material, Stor ach Lbiroiaerea, Boweils Uvn-

Slipated, Head Achin,;, Back Parning, ake

: Li ( hatc's Kiohty iver fF iliis, lle Quick Way they heip yu lack to health w bul price JOU, | The Borto, board of aldermen for 1899 |

will stand sev Li mocrats and five Ke- paviicans,

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i in} i an d Minard’s Liniment |Lumberman s Friend | . : ; . W P Hunt, agent (f the Bank of Nova Sc @ in Jamaica, ¥ ira rred t

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i | ered a | * al | appropriation | ’ e Urown ia fiiawan by the gov i} ernment oft iStates, She claims 7?

: private property

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j cur ed ‘iiss Gracie Kila

; Alton, of Har UD @ 8WOrn stlate- |

} DtUMr. Alton says | hereby certify that aug iter ds ‘ miit Was Cured ot }

bKezZema Ol long sta! ng Ol Dr. Cnase’s Olnitiient druggist, ot Hartian sold lour boxes of br, cured Giacie Ella,

yy USiDg lour boxes William Thistle, aiso certifies that he hase’s Ulntment which

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Pa P I REN a Big ER EO OR ES EG NB Ry 6 ont Fo Te sooner een ~ ™

Have Just Completed My New flyster Place,

Call and eve the brilliant display of i beautiful oysters on and off the ehell. i} Our Oyster king is standing in the ae window, See him. and then you will eat , tysters, , Jolm P. Joy, i VICTORIA CAFE

Ureat George Street......

one shop, the rod and rings a6 # Giuel ent place, the iron fixtures at a third and has to go to a fourth to find an up- holsterer to put them up. She must visit a tobacco shop for salt and cannot find, as with us, vegetables, fruit or bread at a grocer’s. It may thus readily be seen that one must travel a good deal to do her marketing or shopping.

Add to all this the confusion rncident to the fact that the standards of measure and weight are different from ours, a meter exceeding a yard and a pouné containing but 12 ounces, and 4a faip idea may be formed of the mental con plications of the traveler.

There is also a certain amount of beating down to be done in nearly every shop, aud even after half an hour's ba? gaining the purchaser cherishes awfu! doubts lest she might not have bought the thing cheaper. Shopping is really almost equal to the contemplation of faded frescoes for lowering the mental! tone, und itis hard to say which has the more to answer for in the exhausted state in which most travelers leave Italy.—Harper’s Bazar.

The germs of consump tion are everywhere.

There is no way but to Sight them.

If there is a history of weak lungs in the family, this fight must be constant

You must strike the dis-

At the very first sign of failing health take Scott’s Emulsion of Cod-liver Oil with Hypophosphites.

It gives the body power to resist the germs of consump- tion.

soc, and $1.00, ali druggists. SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, Toreste. a Herr Strauss’ Eccentricities,

Writing of the eccentricities of Hert Strauss, the dance music composer, a Vienna writer says he is as nervous as a composer as he is a director. Clad ina velvet costume, with patent leather boots reaching to his knees, his eyes aflami and in a fit of inspiration, he goes strid. ing through the house like a maniac. It inspiration does not come to him in the ealon, he clutches his papers and goes to his bedroom cr to his wife’s boudoir. Sometimes the waltz pegun in the par- lor is finished in the kitchen, Mme. Strauss, who appreciates and under stands her husband’s habits, bas half a dozen pianos scattered through the house, and in each room a table with writing materials, so that in whatever

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A SILLY TRAGEDY.

The Duel Between Tom Porter and Sir Henry Bellasis.

of the Royalists who were forced to endure the English common- wealth seemed to console themselves for the dullness of life under a Puritan government by fighting as many duels as they could compass, so that ignoble squabbles and foolish plots make up the history of their days.

Tom Porter was of a family which had zealously served the king. Under the new government his occupation was gone, and he descended to a triviality of lite which finally involved him in a

some

most pathetic event. This was a duel | nook her husband finds ,himself he is which he fought with his friend, Sir | quite at home. Mme. Strauss was once Henry Bellasis, and which, says Pepy | a favorite actress on the Vienna stage.

in bis ‘‘Diary,’’ is worth remembering | ~~ Se aia ;

for ‘‘the silliness of the quarrel * * * a i Miss Hoyt’s Golf Arm,

kind of emblem of the general complex Miss Beatrix Hoyt is a nonpareil.

Yet a woman, she has a man’s arm and a man’s clear eye. That stroke of hers is an anatomical masterpiece, and some day her ‘‘golf arm’’ will be immortal- ized in that great history of sport and athletics which is Bound to be written

ion of the whcle kingdom.’’

But silly as the quarre] undoubtedly Was itcarried in it an element of heart- | break.

The two young men involved were | intimate friends and companions, but one day, ‘‘being merry in company,’’ | sooner or later. But, in spite of the en- Tom Porter suid he should like to see | during accuracy of that stroke, it is the man in England who would dare | wondered if the woman golf champion give him a blow. With that Sir Henry | of the United States can throw a stone Bellasis struck him a box on the ear, { @nd hit the mark. The inevitable duel followed, wherein each was wounded. Sir Henry proved to | be seriously hurt, so he called Porter, kissed him and bade him fly.

‘*For,’’ said he, ‘‘Tom, thou has! | hurt me. But I will make shift to stand |

Wanted It Altered. Minister (to newly wedded pair)— | The married state imposes various du- | fies. The wife, whils

husband the wife

must protect the must follow the

upon my legs till thou mayst withdraw, | husband whitbersoever he goes. for I would not have thee troubled fox Bride--La, sir, couldn’t that be al- what thou hast done.’”’ tered in our case? My husband’s going Porter profited by bis friend’s gener- | to be a country postman.—Judy. osity and escaped to France. Sir Henry ene te ir The Bottle Post.

lied a

few days later, and Pepys con

cludes, ‘‘It is pretty to see how the The ‘‘bottle post’’ is an old institu- world do talk of them as a couple ot | tion on the south coast of Iceland. Let fi that killed one another out ctf | Sere are put into corked bottles, which love.”? are wafted by the wind to the opposite

SHOPPING IN ITALY.

Ontlandish Methods That Make It a

— coast. They also contain a cigar or oth- er trifle to induce the finder to deliver

ae letter as addressed.

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Mont Tirescme Tuak. An Otp Ano WaiuTriep Remepy A source of trial is what appears tc ; Mrs, Winslow’s Soothing Syrup has been us the outlandish method of having | used for over fifty years by millions of

things that apparently belong together | mothers for their children while teething

ifferent establishments. Silks | with perfect succes. It soothes the c! lin one shop. woolens in an- | softens the gums, allays all pain, cured l ribbons in a third. At none | Wind, colic, and is the best reme

of these can one buy needles and thread. Dia: rhoea. Is pleasant to the taste.

If a woman wishes to hang a pair of | YY druggists in every part of the | ry : ; . saiteaia . ‘ Eon? j wenty-five cents a Dot! Lis Vv I purchases the materials at i 4 a Incaici 1b Be &S Nd ASK i¢ Wij ow’ oth Svrny . eS Gr ee

= ahs ee Pe eae eS Meee RELIEF IN 10 MINUTES!

Every sufferer from catarrh who reads these lines will find in them a message of hope. No matter how severely he may be afflicted, no matter how many so- called remedies he may have tried, no matter how many physicians have experi- mented upon him in vain, no matter how completely he may have despaired of ever ridding himself of his disgusting and distressing malady—he can be cured ! Hundreds upon hundreds of cases as bad as his have been fully and permanently cured by DR. AGNEW’S CATARRHAL POWDER.

This wonderful remedy never fails if-taken before catarrh has developed into other necessarily fatal diseases Don't put it off—go at once to your druggist and get a bottle. It will relieve you in 10 minutes—it will place you on the road to full recovery immediately. It cures cold in the head, sore throat, tonsilitis, asthma, hay fever, loss of smell and deafness. Here is an interesting letter from the Rev. James Murdock, of Harrisburg, Pa. :

“ When I know anything is worthy of recominendation, I consider it my duty to let my friendsknow it, Ihave used Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder for the last two months and am now completely cured of catarrh of five years standing. It is certainly magical in its effect. The first application benefited me within five minutes. f weald not be without it in the house if it cost $5 a bottle, as it will cure any slight cold I may have, almost instantly.” At all druggists.

Dr. Agnew’s Cure for the Heart relieves heart disease in 30 minutes. Dr.

Liver Pills—2oc. for 40 doses—are the best. Dr. Agnew’s Oiatment relieves is eday cs- zenm, tetter and all skin diseases, Cures pilesin2to 5 nights. 35¢. 1s

THE DaiLY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWnN, DECEMBER 28, 1898

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Presents .

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Closirtg Sale

Save 20 to 50%--Everthing Reduced |

XMAS WHHK BARGAINS GALORE

‘T'ry us tor your Christmas Preseuts and save 20 to 50c on every dollar you have t spend. Make your money go, Dry zoods are the most acceptable Xmas presemt, We hav

what you want,

120 {04

regular price $1,10,; Xmas sale price only

regular $1.55, sale price.. ..

100 Mutis

Furs ! Furs ! Wool Shaw!s Gents’ Xmas ing, Cardigan Jackets; cte, ete. Goods cash go furtherest

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$2.20 for $1.30—40 other muffs, all kinds 9 collars must be sold, all reduced—4 ruff, . | jackets,§ astrackan jackets. Now is your chai e, 340 all colors, Black, Pink, Sky Pink, Cardia.

Regular 42c to $3.25, Xmas prices, 52 to $2.41

15 Pairs Left

Gieenland Seal, Grey Lamb, Persian, ete. grand Xmas box.

SNAP Berlin ols

Shetland and ekein.

Fancy working silks 33c per doz skeias 25 per cent discount cffall fancy linen

"SNAPS Lamp Wicks

Small, 2c doz, medium, 3c, large, 4c doz. Envelopes—Oblong, 3c package of 25c,

SNAPS Buitons

1000 doz buttons in all kinds, 3ca doz, worth up to l5c dozen.

500 doz large coat and seacque all kinde, 10c doz worih up to 50c.

TABLE OILCLOTHS—

Dark colors 15c yard, marbles and go

J veins I7c. SWAPS

Avdulasian 44¢ per udo

warp 95c per bundle.

500 seamless flour bags to clear lSc

Pairs Ladies’ Black and Colored undressed Kid Gloves; 4 pretty pearl buttons,

Pairs Dressed Kid, black and colored, 4 pearl buttons, $1.10 regular Xmas sale

PFICE ONLY. . ceccccccccccccccccccccvsecsescesevssecessessenssewsses esse Pairs Perrin’s best buttoned and lacing black and tan browns and fancy colors

Handsome Silk Handkerchiefs, nemstitched, initial black, white cream brocades and all colors, 20c to $1.00, Xmas sale price 15¢ to. . cee receeececcceccceces

10 black fur, 90c for 68c, 8 beiter black, $1.60 tor $1.20, 15 black goats, Greatly

Gen ts’ Kid Gloves, Neckties, Braces, Shirts. Collars and Cvffs, Undrloth- Buy your present here and make

Left of Gents’ Fur Glovs and Mitts in Coon, Astrachan, Balli S,¢ 1! All redaced 25 p c—a

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~ - A 25e. : ee 200 balis of Park’s knitting cotton in mine : : k. grey scarlet and assorted Celebrated J pens at 5c doz, Week’s & | navy, black, gres ecarlet al

C eolors. Half price, vc bal.

Co’s eas; writers.

Cl up business- -Big Pargains,_ going

69s

69¢ $1.08

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reduced, 8 fur capes, 3 coon Fars all to be sold, big discounts Prices

Furs Must b sold

cents.

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all reduced.

| SNAPS Ribbons

540 yardsof all colored ribbons See” them at 2c yard. ” SNAPS Ink Ink? 2000 bottles of best black ink, bot-

-0) bundles of ‘Park’s best quality blue.| tles for 5c.

TOWELS— Large huckx towels 7c 9c and l3c per pair. Large double skeins yarn 8c skeirt.

Everything must be sold.

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STOCK CANNOT FAIL TOPLEAS &

RSBBSBVEB Se — ra Like two friends, are the foot and ehoe which meet in perfect harmony. Such

meetings are common in our experience,

Ladies’ and Gents’ Slippers in all styles, Overgaitere aud leggins, Moccas sins

Overshoes and Rubbers.

A nice line of skating boots in all the latest styles and colors. It’s economy

to buy where high quality is cheapest. We've always lower prices and better quality than you get elsewere.

Wreeks& Warren

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— (pens For the Season on—

Monday Evening, Dec. 26th, 98

Tickets for sale at the Drug Stores of A. W. Reddin, C. D. Rankin and Johnson & Johnson, Kent St., at the following

rates: — Gentlemen 3 .50 Ladies 9 50 Children 1.50 Promenade 1.00

A epeciel discount in the case of family tickets will be made of 10 per cent vn atm ounts of $8.00 to $15.00 and of lo per cent when amount is above $15.00.

; Parents can send their children to the

Rink this winter without any fear vf the little ones being hurt, as the mane ager will make it his personal business # see that no rowdyism is a!lowed on thes-

William Worth, the old obliging jaa will be found at his usuai post. . seems

The finest band music the city; sfords

+ EARS she ea airing ae SAR ct ata

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will be provided and Galbraith’s Band will

furnish it.

Band nights as usual Monday and Thursday, 8 to 10 p. m. :

Bard afternoon every alternative Sat- day 4 to6p. m.

Children’s skating "afternoons Tuesday and Friday, 2.30 to 5.30 p. m., and Satur- daye til 6p. m. ;

Prices of general admission as in former

years, rT A. A. BARTLETT. Man

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