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SVAOAPAD DADO LOLOL Orem

et ST. CROIX SOAP M'F'G. CO., St. Stephen, A.B. ensued < i I000C@ eee

Wa Wants, Lost, Found, f, &e

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ady’s boot. Apply at

TO Let —Until the Sist of May rext the office ian the Newson Block with stoves aud vw indow blinds lately occupied by Ww. & Stewart Aftorney at law, Terms ensy. Apply to W. S. “tewart at his office Prowses

new block. Uh,'own Dec. lith 1°98 Dy e.o d.

9? wks

TO RE NT frora Jan. Ist, 1899. ‘Ihe Brick Store—corner ()ueen and Gratton § Street, lately ocenpied ty Johnson & Johnsor. Ap- ply to Goff Bros d& wtf

STRAYED from the owner’s premises, on

Friday afternoo:: last, a fox terrier dog pup, eolor white end tan. Reward. J L Thomson P’rince Street 2) ‘The Low Birthrate.” “C hristianity and Senostic' sm,’ s rmons, by Rev. James Sim son. price 5c and }0* respectively, for sale at Hk EXAMINER office and at Carters’ and

Liavszard & Moor’s Bookstores.

SE ATES.—Sharpened while you wait, and repiired by a omovetent hand at Rice’s Rerele Repair Store opposite the Skating hink IRs tf.

TO LET.—Half of a double tenement house on King Street. Applv to Mrs. Catherine May corner” “~“aceand King St.

ro LET.—Thre:? storv Dwelling Hou se con sining eight larce rooms, On Prince Stre } ossession given on Oct I8th W. W W ellner,

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THE DAiLY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, DECEMBER 19, 1898

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ELEPHANT BRAND

TEAS

BEST oF Tea VALUE

‘Now Opened |

| The Morris Block

Stocked with the best assortment of Dolls—Japanese ware—Mechanica! Toys ever offered ie Ch°town, at prices that we are no’. afraid of competition,

We havethe large store only until the end of the year, consequently we must

lispose of all goods at anv price,

“Come and See Our Stock

conv inced where you

and get prices aad you will b: there is one place in Ch’town can really get

GENUNE BARGAINS

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FOR

‘ 4 Christmas 4 Watch

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Railway.

and New Year Holidays

RETU IRN TIOKETS

For School and College Vacation

From Decembe ‘ ers and stuc ed by their

10th to 31st, both iaclusive

nts presenting certificates

‘rincipal or Secretarv ol .o0l Board wil! be ticketed between station

oe. tbls Railway :t first class single fare for

tae double journey.

rickets are not good for going journey after of issue, and will be good tor return up nd including Januasy (1st, 1°99

FOR THE PUBLIC

*¥xeursion Return Tickets will be issued ; December ‘)|st to January 2nd, b> th in- « o Sve atfirst ¢lasssingle fare. ickets are not good for going journey atter date of iesne, and will be good for re- ture up to and j acludirg January 7th, 1899. ‘tickets are goo only for continuous journey in either direct! on.

G. A. oa ABP, uperinte: dent

Ratiwat fice, shown,

Dec 9, 1808—31 voc

b, POTTINGER, General Maneger

In the adjoining store we have stock~ ed to overflowing with Celluloid, Leather ad Japan goods— Books of al! the lead ‘ng ets at} price, Bibles, Prayer Books, Novels, &e.—Purses and Pocket Book+ — Tissue Paper—pl: sia and Ornamented —for Xmas decorations. Thousancs ot X was Cards and Czlenders from le t

F. J. HORNSBYS

BOOKSTORE

Ch'town.

“p-~

Victoria Row,

Hockey — Boots

Our new Hockey Boots have just arrived Men’s, Bove’ and Youths 8iz28,— $1.45, 175, 1.90, 225

A Few Prices jn Ladies’ Skating Boots

Ladies’ Black Oil Pebble, flanne! lined

: <i ates ee Ladies’ Tan Pebble, flee 2ece lined,... $1 85 Ladies’ Black Oil Pebble H. okey Boote

cides omedela cae 82 75

Ladie es Box Calf i in » Bisel k or ae a very fine boot.. i eae Lower grades » nies; $l 25 ) ti $l:

W. HH. STEWART & C1 io 2S, F, TarBush’ s Late

Your photograph pyeey ona button for 25>, or 3 for 50c.

Large size Batton 402 or 3 for 5U:.

A alice $1.00 A *)'l Plated Locket with 2 photos in $1.75.

Call early and leave vour order.

S. F. TarBesn,! High Grade Art Far or

st Novelty

Brooch with your photo in it

‘town —185

REMOVED.

On and after Monday, Oct. 2rd, um. patrons will find me in my office in the New Prowse Block, on the north

| side of Queen’s Square, first door to he right upstairs.

DR J. A. AYcds, Dentis

The Large Double Store

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In the Dark.

A be'lboy at one of the big hotels had & queer experience the other night and has not yet entirely recovered his pro- fessional sang froid. ‘‘It was about 1 o’clock in de mornin,”’’ he said, ‘‘an I was de only bell hop in de office when dis call come from de fort’ floor. Well, I went up an knocked, an de man he says, ‘Come in.’

‘*T opened de door, an de room was pitch dark. ‘I want you to mail dis let- ter,’ de man says from de corner where I knowed de table was, ‘but wait a minate,’ says he, ‘till I write de ad- dress.’ Den I heard de pen a-scratchin, an he says, ‘Here y’ are.’ But I could not see nothin at all. Iwas scared, I tell you. ‘Where are you, mister?’ sayé I sort of faintlike. says, ‘Oh, 1 fergot!’ an comes to de door in de light an gives me de letter.

‘Tt was pitch dark, I tell yon—black as dat hat of yourn—an when I went down stairs [ studied an studied why de wug should be settin dere without turnin on de ’lectrics, I didn’t find out till Isee him next day, an den what d’ye t’ink—de mug was blind.’’—New Orleans Times-Democrat.

When 81,000 Looked Big.

Divide anything upinto pairs and you magnify it. A certain wise man took this way to give his wife an idea of how much $1,000 is. She had no idea of money. Her purchases were enormeus. It ‘happened one day that her eye fell upon a magnificent ring, and she coveted it. It cost $1,000. But what was $1,000 to her in comparison with the ring? Of course her husband consented io the purchase. What else could a dutifal, affectionate husband do? But he tried this method of educat- ing his wife concerning the great price of the ring. He instructed his banker to send her the $1,000 in small pieces— pennies, dimes, quarters. In came the money, bagful after bagful. She never had such an idea of $1,000 before. When the money was piled before her, it alarmed her. The price of the ring went up a hundredfold, and was con- sidered at once an extravagance which she of her own option abandoned.— eae Orleans Tiimes- pemncres.

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Their enthusiastic and unsolicit d mee testimonies show beyond tae oA shadow of a doubt that

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the Russian beauty. ‘‘But in the American year, ny eaid

the major, ‘there are only 365 days.’’ —Philadelphia Press.

The extraordinnary precocity of the children of India bas called forth the astonishment of a recent traveler, who them are skilled

that many of

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Rev. Warren Bentley, writes :—‘ While in Newark, N. J., conducting religious ser- d with cat: arrh and usec d 1D ir. Agnew

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The Jate Rev. Charles reading out a list of

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the audience in great good

who has given his crown.’’

pig!’’—London Tit-Bits.

ington Star.

16,000 saloons and taverns.

The Sequel to the Joke,

Many years ago a visitor to Edin- burgh was being shown over the high

court of justiciary. mark concerning the dock and its du-

ties, and in reply the official jokingly | said the visitor might one day be sen- | tenced to be hanged in that very room. Dr. Two years had barely passed e had so closely in- for r-in-law.

The sightseer was the | Pritchard. when in the dock ! | spected he was coomed to poisoning his wife and moth —London Mail.

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Sold by De, 8. W, Dodd and Geo. & Hughes, Druggsts.

children are

Spurgeon, in subscribers to one of his charities, made running com- ments and jokes as he went on that kept humor. Coming to a Mr. King who had given 5 shillings, he said, ‘‘There’s a king Coming next toa Mr. Pigg, who had given a | guinea, he exclaimed, ‘There’ sa guinea

*‘Ds trouble ’bout advice,’’ said Un- cle Eben, ‘‘is dat de man who has made a sho nuff success in lite is gin ’rally too busy ter stop an give lessons. ’’—Wagsh-

The republic of Guatemala has over

In the coun- | try districts there is one to every 82 in- habitants; in the towns one to every 52,

He made gome re-

Judges in England have worn the pe-

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Drops, Soothing Syrups and Castor Oil.

for Paregeric,

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and Wind Colic. Teething troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency.

Curd, cures Diarrhoea Castoria relieves Castoria assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowcls, giving healthy and natural sleep. Castoria is the Children’s Ponacea—the Mother’s Friend.

° Castoria. | Castoria. sila scenemsonts sti egenemacnanacenal “‘Castoria is an excellent medicine for “Castoria is so well adapted to children children. Mothers have repeatedly told me | that I recommend it 2s superior to any Dre of its good effect upon their children.” scription known to me,”

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“TREET. NEW VORK CiTyY¥ Aa wes 7"

228 SE LE Le .

THE wGCNTAI'A CO

« 1e LENTANA COMP (Spee BF

Cet Your Winter QGurttiit Nor

Don't wait for Zero! weather five months of cold and frost should make you

think of a warm

Suit Overcoat or Ulster

Our tailor nok is in fall blast no dull times here good honest goods with first class workmansh‘p does it Once a Customer always a Customer.

Extra value in all kinds of top shirts aud Underclothing.

GORDON & McLEitLAN

Upper Queen S: Meu’s Stylish Outfitters

SHB IS HAPPY

WHY

i}) [ier lover has presented her with Y a Fine Imperial Guitar

: For a CHR'STMAS PRESENT Lyre -:

When making your Christmas Purchases DON’T FORGET that a Musical Instrument will last longer,give more pleasure than most Fancy Goods ani Toys so extensively advertise A iullline of Violins, Autoharps, Accordeons, Banjos, Guitars, etc, on hand — Musical Toys of every deseripti on

At Fashionable Slaughter Prices

MILLER BROS

The P E Island Music House Connolly Building, Queen Street Store open every night till Xmas

PROCLAN

We are now ready and w illing to place any number of private dwellings ina correct sanitary, and tion; and this at short 1 otice,

We will furnish all who desire it with Baths, Closets, and lavatories ot the latest and most approved patterns at prices consistent with first-class quality of goods and workman-hip.

The latest and most beantiful New York de sig ns in electroliers.

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Stores and healthy condi-

Hotels, consequently

A large

| stock of soil pipe and all plumber's, steamfitters and enginesrs supplies now ‘on hand.

| Call on us at the Msor i ic Temple Building. ‘treatment whether we sell you or not.

T. A. MacLEA

MANUFACTURERS AGENT.

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