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our stores at six o'clock every

evening io the week, except

Saturday evening: commencing

THE

GIRLS IN CAPTIViTY.

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Missionary’s Daughters in the Hands

of Natives.

Loxp x, Wedn slav, March ‘2 ~The correspoodentof the Chrouicle at Liver peo! says he has received froma usuall:

reliab's informant in Sierra Leone acom muoicest ondeclaring that there is reason t» believe that the daug)| ters of a: American mi-sionary, who was kiled i the late up ising a: Mendi, was carried nto the interior, where they remain in the hands of naiives. The girs were 18 and 16 vears old. Their father wae killed

strong

outr ght by the natives, and their mother | was outiaged avd horrib!y tor ured be- fore she was fi ally kille! The bodies of |

t

the miesionary and bis found but no‘hing coul | be learoed regarding the fate of the gir'a until now,

The authorities at Sierra Leove are re- tic-nt regarding t! e matter, but they bave repeatedly instructed ¢fficers operating in be interior to use every poss ble meaas to learn what bi came of the girls acd to cffer rewards for their d scovery

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wie were

THE APPOINTMENT OF SECONDS

Suggested by Baron Russell Before War is Intered Upon.

Lonp wx, March 22 —At & meeting held In this city in Supyortur the p ace con ference, Baron Russell, o: Killowen, ‘ord chief jistice of England, delivered a! epeech, inthe course of which he said that the ooly bopefal s gus ofa desire to eubstitute arbitration for war were al present to be fouod in this country. He added that he looked for succees in the direction of the Czar’s sugvestion that in q arrels between nations the system ad opted in duels sbould be followed—that is that each party to adispute, before going | towar, should have to appoint a teconad. Thus, time would be given for reflection, and the intervention of two independent friendly powers would tend to prevent an outbreak of hostilities.

Baron Russe!] was careful to make an allas‘ion to America, but it was evideut that the desire of the meeting was that the United states should be Great Bri‘ain’s second shou'd ever the occasioa ari e.

ESTEEMED EXCHANGES.

Moncton Timce: Sir Wilfrid Laurier, it is said, has anew story entitled “The Lovera Win,” based on the prohibition plebiscite. It is certain ofa large sale in Quebec.

Ottawa Journal: Mr. Bell, the Liberal memnber who ¢poke first in Parliament vesterday, dilated upun the economy of the Laurier administration, but the queer thing was he forgot to give credit where the chi: f credit tor L bera! economy is perceptible, “oamely the Domioi»na Sen- ate.”

Montreal Gazette: It is painfal to hear Mr. Bell, M. P., speaking from the Liberal side of the House of Commons, with a Liberal Governmert’s brief in his ha ds, almost, refer to the people of tue United States as “selfish, grasping, and on the lookout fora hard bargain.” It looks as if the chief possessorof the sunny emile bad fuund loved American heart in*

Monday, March 27th, 1899 | W. W. WELLNER, | G F. HUTCHESON, E. W. TAYLOR, | G. H. TAYLOR, W. N. TANTON, |

L. W. COOK:

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the | trictable. eomcepinaeeiiyinansongnainp D.fference Between Them.

A story about Gladstone and Disraeli has be-n going the reunds in variuoe ver- sions. A Conservative member of Par- hement is said fo have stated in an epigram

his opinion of tbe comparitive merits of the two statesmen as follows: “I prefer | our ecoundrel to your lanatic.” Now |

comes Mr. Bonham-Carter, who says he heard the remark when it was first made. It was addressed to the well kaown Liberal, the late T. B Mr Brem'ey Davenport, ‘* the best ideal of the Tory country gentleman ’ Wha'‘ he said was: “ Your leader is a dangerous mine only an unscrupulous

Potter. and was made by

lunatic ; rogue.”

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Onrario’s Minerats —Gold produc- tion in Ontario inl898 amonnted to 16,07 ounces valued at $271,906. This against $190,244 in 1897. The estimated fixe copper produced io 1893 18 8,373,560 points, ard of fine nickle 5,467,690 pourds. The value computed at the selling p* ce atth- works is: For copper, $268,~ 080 and for nicke!, $514 220, or a total for both metals of $782 3000. in 1897 the

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Ae re 82 Be Fe Veo Fe F2 He er AGBLABAFGBRAGS « KK There is Nothing id + % like pleasing customers. — ty da [hat’s what we are doing all da te the time, we give them fuch i ws valne for leir money that they ip <4 come back again and bring others ts ay with them This is the key-~ ce e note of ou success. We strive . ° “5 to please everyone who leaves an we ow order with us. Why not give ° 8S 13 vwour oext order and 0be =F ia thoroughly couvinced what we ge @& sav is trie um = We sulicit your valued orders. % r | s .

BRUCE STEWART & CO'Y,

| value of copper Was

$200,067, and nickel, | $359 651, making a to's] of 559,718. The | product of pig iron for 1898 is 48,253

| short tone, valued at $530,789. Tiais in-

| used for over fifty

DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, MARCH 27 1899

LEO XIIJ’S POEM.

of Latin

Verses by His Holiness.

Tran latioa

ddre-s d to nuos, which, translated, rea as follows:

THE MAIDEN’S CONSECRATE.

Lo! Christ is nigh and Hie delight it is

To greet you nigh as His epouses—sve2t~

est pame— Who by a holy pect to Him are pledged. Far from the clamour, he kas giveu you,

Within the peaceful precincts of your cel),

To lead a blameless life. You blossom there

L ke fraguntliles in a garden close.

Let Satan epread his uets avd baleful arts

And with his frown the awe,

Jesus, Who éver guards, shal! fly to aid

timid mind o’er

Acd makethe weakest powerful io tbe fray.

Then shai! He make your love more ardent low

And shield you closer in His sacred heart.

Your souls with wond’rous sweetness gladdening

And when at length your happy course is run

And to you faithfal ones Death shows

himse'f, All beaming sand with visage mild and

kind,

Our Lord shall give you His euprem s: gift,

From your drear exile He shall lead you then ,

To the celestial ehcre and bid you there Be ever blessed with the light divine,

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Fort La Joie

Social Enjoyment in the old Times, tor Ferguson

A Likeness, by M. L. W. F.

The Cats of Charlottetown

: rT ; Pe Se OR ee. The Reign of The March King, by May Car

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We have received a large assortment of our New Dress Gools for spring. Having bought them before the rise in price, we are ia a position to give you very low prices. The reputation of this store rests entirely upon the proper price level of the merchandise itself, and our promise 9 sell you better goods for the same money, or the same goods for less money, is not demonstrated to better advantage in any part of the store tian here.

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

Tne latest and most beautiful New York designs in electrolicrs. A large stock of soil pipe and all plumber’s, steamfitters and engineers supplies now on hand.

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. eg, | dusty gave emdloyment to 130 workmen, : > Bog $i VF | whoee earnings for the year were $61,176. x . O. BOX 698, = oS The Mode-n Founders, * Engineer “SP | eee Charlottetown, P. ¥. I. ty What Chtown PE, a 4x | A Farat Fire —Ooe evening last week The Magazine is also on sale through s a a c ; Phone 125 ne an exploding lamp set fire to the house of | got the Province,atall places where th 4 . Me | John Mcore, at Hu'chinson, Kaneas, and | pyry Examtver ia sold. NP y ‘ r BEES SRE EE SS Be BF BF | brs five children, trom 3 to 12 years of age, MANUFACTURERS AGENT. were Durned. {P Ae eye ater » + set ME te te TICE KES 9 FERTILIZER ES ARPES ASAT ASST AIA TIA! 12 AS CRIN A RT RAs AS J O S! Vi S =i. es} Manutactured of Z K ie HO3'S BONE & BLOOD 18 America {\quare, Lendon, England | § John 7. CHETIZIC, . a ae | one AND Tried last season.

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