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THE ~¢UA}1Dl N. CHAHTOTTETOWN P. E. ]`._ NUVEMBER 22 1899.
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wr IIYMN I=oR me WEEK.
Still Still Wlth Thee.
smj, still with Th86.Wh0ll purple mgm-
ing breaketh
When the bird waketh, and ghg
shadows hee:
mm than morning. lovelier than
daylight.
Dswns the sweet consciousness, I am
with Thee.
pus with Thee.sinid the mystie shad-
ews.
Thssolemn hush ol nature newly
born;
sissewith Thee. in breathless adora-
tien.
la the calm dew and freshness el
the morn.
when sinks the soul. subdued by toil,
etoslumher,
helesing sys looks up to 'lhee in
,FUN 3 .
kslthe reP0l0. beneath thy wings
e'ei~ehadowlng,
` Biurisi-I ARIILLERY.
The New llspld-Fire Shells sad the lllsxlias.
The n°w rapid~lire guns of the British
artillery, which are now being employ-
ed against the Beers, tire one of the
dea-lliest shrspuel-shells yet known to
artillerists.
At Glencoe shrapnel fire delivered by
the British guns proved effective at
8.800 yards. It was the terrible hail ol
shrapnel balls that served to dernoral ze
the Boer ritlemen. Sheltered as the
latter were, behind rocks, logs and
mounds ot earth, they were sate from
all but overhead tire.
The shrapnel shell of the new British
iield-gun weighs about fifteen pounds.
The shell itsel! is but a piece of steel
tubing. filled with small balls. The
balls weigh forty-two to the pound, or
' s trille ovfr one-third of an ounce each.
‘Each shrapnel shell contains 260 ol _
these small balls. 4
ln the head ot the projectile proper
is a time-fuss, which admits of being
Hswsster still to wake and ind
Thsethere.
Udall it be at last in that bright
morning
'Isa the soul wsketh and li!s‘s
msdows lee;
one is-nm, and mm than say.
Haig.
hllllssthsglerlous thought. Iain
wlh Thee I
-Harriet Beecher Stews.
the sir the fuse steadly burns. Sudden-
ly the lame reaches the open gate (the
aecting direct with the explosive charge
adjusted with all the nicety of a sale’s
time~lock. At the base ol the fuse is
placed a small charge ol bl ich powder. I
The charge is very light, just strong
enough to ensure the tending ot the
walls of the steel tubing. Below the `
exploding charge are the snmll balls.
The discharge of the piece ignites the
luss train located in the head ol the
projectile. As the shell pushes through
point where the out was made), cos-“
wa' “cvs in  and in that instant the projectile bnrss.
The elect ot the bursting ' ol the
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pletes the tie
of matnmony
A c  il dl e s s
marriage can-
not be a happy
one. It takes
inal tie of
a baby to bind
two souls to-
gether in mar-
riage for better
or for worse. I
-- Witlod t hi s
isial tie a wedded couple
lack the indisaoluble in-
terest that makes daily _
self-sacriioe not only a
but a pleasure.
are to-day thousands of homes all
country that were once childless
unhappy, but that te-day echo with
mister of happy babylwd. li I f¢- I
of a marvelous medicine, known s_.s
Pkrce’s
stron D
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Favorite Prescription. This is
of all medicines Hr women
from weakness and disease of
and iinporht Ugans thd bear
gf maternity It makes them
g, vigorous and elastic. It
pure and virile. It alleys in-
bcals Ialtcfltioil, soothes pain
and builds up the shattered
It banishes the diacomforts of the
period, and makes baby’s coni-
and almost painless. It insures
new-comer's ealth, and a bounti-
of nourishment. I!_U\9lf°fll
nervous invalids into happy.
An honest dealer will
substitute upon you.
aowa haw modarofa ine healthy
’ writes rs. P. B. Canniags. of No.
y street. St. Ullis. o. "Pctl
r Favorite Prescription' has done me
than anything I lslY¢¢Y¢f llkfll-
reviuiis to mv mlflthi I bt-
Ipwas only in labor bs-ive mils-
myirst baby I sufer _I8 botlrl 
tolose him. Hewasvtfydtllcllcalad
rv hours por two years I sufcrcd tul-
nmi had two mlecarriages. The
Prescription' saved both my child
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THE .vIAxiM RAPID-I-“Ii=tI-I GUN As
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DIAGRAM or A RAPID-FIRE si-IELI..
'As the snill was on downward trend I, forces are mounted on two-wh*-» led
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at thsiime the burst cccurr-d, the;caits. strong and serviseabl . Each
small balls are proj»cted onward and
downwind. At the same time ‘h°l’0 iS
impart. d s slightly sun termg ~Hoo=. U0
the right and lets, much alter the man-
ner of the bir.i shut on clearing the
Inuzze ot a lowling piece.
The grins in question are sfpable ol
delivering tw. Ive aimed shots per ruin-
tile
7 The Maxim guns with the Naliil
The Danger of
PILES
Toe frequently overlooked,
Dr. Chascis Ulnttneril a ` '
Prompt and Positive Curl.
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‘cnt carries about 8.000 rounds ot sm-
munitiou. The Maxima lave ls n
favorite weapons with British troops
fer t-ie past ten years. ,Prior tothe
advent ot the Maxine the Nordenlelts
,Iwrre largely used.
` The Maxim guns receive their atnmu~
nit-on on a belt, which is ted through
the breech of the gun. The action of
B'-g~»r is held on the trigger the ll-ixims
will cnttinue to load and fire until the
sup. lv ol ammunition is exhausted.
'1‘he'Maxims are particularly ‘ useful
in delending stretchesof open ground
leading up tothe entrenched er defended
positions. Advance in the open against
Maxim gun Ere ie out of the question.
_ The machine guns must first be silenced
' before int'-:ntry charge. and ehrspnel
has this latter duty assigned to it.
Maxima are also made which fan be
.ldjusted so that they can be carried on
a~man's bick or mounted on a tri cl
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fas shown in the accompanying illustra-
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A color expert declares that a pure
,whitsflewer does not exist.
The importation ol wood pulp into
Italy-ls   _os the 
the pieces is automatic. So long as the p
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,_ i ig Department.
“itil N ever in the history of the Cothing trade was better value offered the people of -
vhs rlottetown than is now oifered by Prowse Bros. The Wonderful Cheap Men.
__ FIRST- -,W_e want to _impress this on your minds that we keep the best Ready-to-Wear
SECOND-We know good Clothing when we see it.
. ' THIRD,-We give your money back if you want it. _
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FI FTH,-We buy Clothing in large quantities, therefore buy cheaper than small dealers.
r SIXTH.--You can besxre that the Clothingowe sell is not represented- in any way.
[:3()ur clerks are thruthful and Straight rward and know their business.
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“wing” it do. ‘ll mo balls still retain the impetus imparted Lf, _ . _ 
mg 31.... by the shell proper, and they continue
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Lo1rnoir,Nov 16 -Sir fhoniss
says hs will race Shamrock against Oo-
lumhla next season in English waters
| He hssuo plans yet lor the llledttsrr-
anean eating season. It IH
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li-av'ea"s it also prsnahiy win jnia Ia the
races. It is hoped that William Clarke
ot Paisley wi l purchase the yacht .
Valkyrie is hardly in prime condition,
having been lying in the mud at Gon-
wiii nik ,sealing with Lora ismeaie
ENGLAND
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rock Bay ever since its return from H‘“'°°» *W 'WN \
America. The yacht certainly is not a ‘*¢f¢9*l'° °¥P!QU|
lmsteh tor sithsrCJlunihis or Shamrock. LW* lgfl*
.___ b. 
When the Kaiser arrives uextweek he “Nl --_  f
and
tersst sl
time the ralsla
level ot the Appel'
vest the ra llow et
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a arrange next seasons work for lgaf L51 1.. 
Meter. Designer Watson is desirous ot Prlsstos.. ,   ',`. ’  ~ 
Rascal; Ezgmud willlltum out ima rits..-Jet 'blast 
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lans are indehnite ho ` ewi md un' "pn" °`“ 
P » "°'°f» I ¢° 8.F.T hash High
_thc war. Besides, it is too satl g “~
.Y If* Charlottetown. _ ;.d"‘¢
todecide thqdates lo: races. There!
lare strong hopasthst next. year will
proveagrest season in the English
A Uklll 'flat lnlored from Alanna
aaaaaae suse ass nu-en.
lr. James Paterson. PI°I¢¢ll l'¢-
' Vletcrls. B. 0.. writes: “Oar soy. sho is
yu; gn yea;-s at age, has been troubled
with asthma almeddnee hh hlrtl. Wlllfh
has been esatlaaslly growl!! ‘Yf-P* ~'1 #NIO
I all the medical ald we cent-I urceore.
Our doctor hills have been very ls°it¢- earl:
year ; ndther mysel'mr lr WU# IM* U10
. gun asgavs sleq dorm; the last .wir et
als trenhle. having had to nouirlee and sive
him medldae te keep htm trim e'-ckiiw
We heard ol anelghbcr who has been t-emi
& Glas'ke’s Kala Compound and rese.veft to
ery lt, with the rmuit that to-day I. »r 1-hl‘il
gg eempietety earsa. mt having had sn
attack *o_o taking the second hottie, ai-
mcst a year age. He has grows very rest
its oben d l ` _
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dlseovuy 3 wcaderhl re-ne.!_v. as li
has saved _I ehtl-rua Ute.” Cerzisnt gor-
rat hsll. 5 Ca. dr-mr-tv. tie
mis. . o.. ne- seam du -I.. I.-me was
‘Ihree battles ef Clsltfs Reis
grsaras and to mrs
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