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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, SATU RDAY, FEBRUARY 10 1900

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GEN. OTIS

RECALLED

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t;¢n.lllcArthur Will Sue-

eeed Him.

BEET SUGAR INDUSTRY

‘Iarte’s Health Improving- St. John Telegraph Im- ports an Editor.

Urrawa. February 8.-(Specia1)- lm. J. I. Tarte is improving and wll be moved to his homo today.

llwoslv Bltlr sL’Gait racroxr.

lk. lclillan of Watertown, N. Y.,

Ima to spend half a million in a beet Q factory at once if the Government llll grant a bounty of one cent per penal.

£10 Bl KICALLZD.

Wasmuorox, Feb. 9.-[$pecial]- Gll'slOtis will be recalled shortly ml he succeeded by General Mac- llhur.

ll. JOHI TILIGRAPH IDITGB.

Sl. Jolll, Feb. 9-(Special)-J, C. laid cl the llontreul Herald, is com'

pgtu8t. John next week as chief edi- fi! writer of the Telegraph.

IPQALWAYS MIDNIGIT 01.00! tothe

lim- stomach diuordenaod the-

iuuss-ine. wi unmet, :msn ea.,- Qsee origncrance may have produced Biarhaess, but ao euro as night follows

just so surely will Dr. Von Sta.n’s

e Tablets iet in the sunshine and k the full noonday brightness ef

#ht health. This is taking strong Quad-but proof is to be had-~ one tablet Greeting-61; in a box--35 cents. lsubys. w. Dodd and G. E. Hughes.

Indies cut out Paton & Co’s big page l~ astodiv will be the last time it will Qpcar. We will sell all goods as Ilvertised until they are sold out, so gig along the ad. Jis. Paton th Co.

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J ust. a word about our

Lidiee slippers, perhaps# you need a pair. Every woman likes a # pretty slipper, and they must be good htting and comfortable, * Tliat’s the kind we are * advertising t o-d a y. Pretty, neat. comfort- U

able slippers, good a wearers, and the prices

are right.

Dangola Slippers, plain; toe 1.20 Dongola Slippers, Tip*

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Dongola Slippers, Strap * and Buckle 1.55 * Chocolate Dongola 1.55 * Donzola Slippers, Steel Beads 1.75 § Fine Dougola, turned * soles tlelexable 2.25 ‘ American Slippers line* dongola,turned eole,tle x- # ab!e,very neat 2.8.5 American Slippers same *

Heels 2.85

lo above with French*

tiring line and behaved eplendidly. Capt Hensley, of the Dublins, was mot-tally wounded while encouraging his men and died subsequently.

The London Times says: .\Ir. A. C. Forster Boulton writes

from 2 Pumpccurt, Temple: "Ciptain C. A. Hensley, who was Ki led at Ven- tex’s Spruit, on Saturday. January 20. was a. graduate of the Royal Military College Kingston, Oitario. Canada. lie was a native of Halifax, Nova Scotia, and had a reputation as a big game hunter. By his doeth Canada loses a va iant son and the Empire a gallant soldier. Capt. Hensley was one of many other Canadians-over 100 in number-who hold commission, in the Imperial Army. Graduates ot the Royal Military College, Kingston, they are scattered over the world, and Great Britain ceuld not wage war in any ozhcr quarter of the globe with- out eome Caniidhn heme having It son or brother at the front. lt should not be forgotten that the Canadian con- tingent on the Modder River and the second contingent now on i.e way to South Africa are not the only contribu- tion Canada is making ta the war. There are many old Kingston boys like Hensley. some at Ladysmith, some with Methuen, and another at Kimberly, ready to give their free young northern lives in the service of the Empire and their Queen.”

Capt. Charles Albert Hensley. 2nd

Battalion Royal Dublin Fueiliers. who has died of wounds received in action- near Venter'e Spiuit on January 20 , en tered the army in September. 1885. ind obtained his company in the Royal Dub- lin Ifnsiliere ten years later. He was in his 35th year. The headquarters ot the deceased tfiieer’s battalion are in Ladysmith, but a detachment. to which he presumably belonged. was sent down before the siege began to Colonso. iubaequently with-drawing to Estcourt.

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colored dress goods go on our front counter today, some were 550, 65c 750, and many were 904: and $1 a. yard last summer. Theyall go at 39c

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The Late Capt. C. A. Hensley Subseri tions to the

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BUT OTHERS INDULGE THE l`l0PE

That He is Still Advancing-War _0itice ilminously P-\=»°f'31-z`ii'---~ -»-1'-'T5'-'iii

Silent-large British Force Not Accounted »i»-<=Si‘-'-l<'»é2I---- For-McDonald Fights All, Day-Powell is <l.‘!.'§}ltif;;;.'a "" ' " °

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has been definitely dicided that Lord Strathcon\’e Horse will sail from Hali-

(ax. Everything will be ready for their embarkation on March 3rd.

The S. S. Milwankie will sail Feb.

20.

The Canadian Patriotic I-‘und is now

THE SOUDANESI KUTINY.

Losmorl. Feb. 9-(Special) -The

mutiny among the Soudauese troops at Khartoum has assumed serious pro- portions and is causing great anxiety,

BOIR REPORTS Ol' BRITISI DEFIATS.

Boer reports announces that the Brit-»

ish abandoned the kcpje at Mo1in"e

Orrawa. Feb. 9..._[Special]-It'

Ladysmith and rumors were rife today that the relief has been edectad, but they were unfounded.

isi:t.i.ux`s uiifriccnr rasit.

The Times and other papers admit

his tasx was a ditli :nit one and say he

must do more tian relieve Ladysmith; he must crushingly defeat the Boer army. v

These papers point out that a British

force of 25,000 is uc: accounted for and ° _ _Z Pwdiet 1° imi>°r=\v= mm my bs fr- nueitistq.

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Drift and retreated across the Tugela Mw;":,°:,. :Tm 'L3 th” xpunuz gr-'l‘h(:-geyweoa ..... . . . u»00¢ol¢\eoo 0 Qian

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p the British advance from Chiove- COL Pownys Lknn DEYICE. A ' gdb, ,, .. .. . ...... ,.

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No news has been received from the town about to be shelled, thus giv- Alex Brown..`.... . .

Gan. Buller and the long delay makes ing the people an opportunity to get ~ - ° - the British pnblicapprehensive that he under cover. you J basagain sudered defeat, in which case The Boers announce they repulsed Bev T B liunt........ . . . . he must retire south of the Tugela. Col. Plumer`s force at R-imosta Feb. Al” s¢°"*" - - - ~ ~ - -- -

Some more hopeful persons think he GN 2nd. (Ramontea is a riil way etationl A Friend _ _ ' _ _

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American Sugar American Steel dz Wire

110 521

American Tobaccg Brooklyn Transit

Burlington

Continental T05.

Federal S‘e.l

Fedirsl Steel Prtd Louisville & Nashville New Ye-rk Central

Rock Island

St. Paul Teneeeee Coal and Iron United States Rubber

Union Pac Pr’fd April Cotton perl00 lbu

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following ar.. the closing rates:

February wheat. 664; corn, 31|;

pears. 22;, P rr. sto 95. it May wneev. 6Sl ;corn, 33| ; outa, 23!;

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mistake.

HEART HIIIBUG-

It is fashionable to day to have a

new heart scare every 24 hours. The commonest symptoms of dyepepaia or_ nerve trouble, auch as , weak spells, lose ofappetite and poo( circulation, are and dia- , torted into eerionuuiguaofheart toon-p bla, with the object of frightening the publicintotakingthis or that heart remedy. If a hnndredth part of ther heart trouble we hear about were real, the cemeteries would be filled in a month. A wrong construction ie put upon common ailments in order. to humbug the people into the belief that heart disease ie prevalent. V110" as real heart trouble. which is lo sadly and suddenly fatal when it does occur, is a rare disease. Lopeided

leesneas, nervousness, lose of Vlf-ll force, ending in general break down. The iron in Dr. Ws.rd's Blood and `Nerve Pills ie in the soluble form you need, in combination with other cura-

diaease can’t resist their action. You

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