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LETTER FROM SOUTH AFRICA.

Private Leslie’s Interesting Lettcr te His Father.

Mr. William Leslie has received the fillowing letter from his son, Joshua. It is dated Paardeberg, March 4th :

[am io fairly good health, barring a

We marched here from Gras pan Station mostly at night, and started

el got cold

»outflank the enemy at Magersicatein; but Cronje had fled and we started in the | direc ion of his capital, Bloemfontein. W then chaeged directions to intercept him which weaid on Sunday, and our reg ment, with the Gordons, Cor wall’s snd Shropshire-, enyay d them all day. We Jost 96 killed and

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That nicely situated resid. enee, with out buildings, on the Malpeque Road, une mile from Post office, with 9 or 32 acres ef land, as desired,

Apply to

|. T.PEARDON,

wounded, The Boers were strongly en- trenched and we could not get in on them

with the bajouet, Their rifle fire was awful. They retired daring the night further up the river. We were again uoder fire on Tuesday at 1.000 yards aod lost 4 killed aed wounded.

Then we occupied kopjes al! around them to cut off their retreat. At2 o’clock on

« Tuesday morning the Gordons, Cornwall 3 aod

ourselves started to advance our trenches. Wewere on the right and got within about 25 yards of their position, when they opened a regular storm of bal'ets on us. The fire appeared to come from under our feet. We fell back about 20 yarde and with the help ot the Mngin- eers entrenched ourselves. So whea daylight broke tbe Boers found the Canadians rather near for cousfort. Those nearest us ceased firing and pat up the white fag ; bat it was not. niinded until we were inf -rmed thet Cronj*him- self had gone to Roberts under a flag of truce. Our fire then ceased and the Boers began coming over to ourtrenvhee. Dar. ing all this the Gordons or Cuorowalls had not left the main trench. The Island boys were a!l in the thick ofit, and stayed right at it, too. Itis only a miracle that we were not all killed ; but ae we stuck to the shovel and did not fire until we got our trench dug they could not get our range in the darkaese, and their shots went high, although “F” “G” and “ 5” companies lost heavily at the first fire. Neither McCarthy nor *Mellish got a scratch, although men fell all arouud us.

A CARD OF THANKS

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To the Orangeman of Derry Lodge, Long Creek

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Dear Faizyps,—._llow me to convey to you by this note my sincere thanke for your very kind favor of some weeks ago when on the death of my beloved husbaod you °o generously extended the benefits of your financial funds tome his widow and to his orphaned children.

Yours truly, Evpesemia CamPBeLl.

“Have ycu ever missed your train ?” ‘Never since joined the Take-the-Next One-Club.

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THE BARGAIN HOUSE

Eizxquisite Millinery

u == The hundreds of visitors whom dur- ing our millinery opening visited our show rooms were delighted with our display, and many congratulations were paid to us for our efforts to please the ladies in a real up-to-date n illinery ex-

hibit; many orders

being placed with

Miss Murpnyan, And our staff of mil-

liners are working to 10 pm

steady from 9 am

In order to secure your

hat- or bonnet for Easter it would be weil to place your order now and avoid being rushed up at the last moment,

a Spill’ Mi

Successors to Beer Bros.

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! Mre. Winslows Soothing Syrup.

THE DAILY EXAMINER CHARLOTTETOWN, APRIL 18, 1906,

ANTI-CIGARETTES

An Important Movement.

The ladies of the W.C. T. U. of this! city, are, we learn, taking 8 e;s towards the formation of an Anti-Cigaretie League.

LEAGUE.

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The plan, as explained in the Union Signal, is to organize Anti-Cigarette Leagues in all schools wh+re boys are

taught. After consu’tation with their parents they are asked to sign the follow-

ing pledge:

We, the undersigned pup'ls, do hereby pledge ourselves upon honor :

|. From this date to abstain from smokthg cigarettes in any form until we

the age of twenty-one years,

‘o use all influence tha we

y possess to toduce all public school boys of our Cquaintance to give tp ant abstain fron smoOKing Cigarettes until such boys shall bave atiainped the age vo! twenty-one years,

3. By giving the pledge bereby made aod by signing our names to (he above, we constitute ourselves memb»rs of the A nti- Cigarette Smoking Leagu-, No.—of the City of—

The constitution declare: that the object of the association ‘shall b- the suppres- siea of the cigarette emok ng habit among the public school boys an! cther beys by personal example and oth*r means,”

The following provisions are made for the organization of a league and the dis- cipline of its mem bers.

lhe officers of the association shal! be a president, vice-president aud secretary. There al-o sba!i be a councii of ten mem- bers, sll of whom sball be pupils attending the eaid schoo),

The officers of the association shall be elected annually by ballot on the first Friday after the opening of the schcols in September of each year

hbe couccil! shall consist of the ten boys, members of the league, who receive the largest number of votes cast by the pupils of the school at the annual election

Every member of the Jeague shall be entitled to wear the button or insignia de~ signating membership so long as he main~ taine good faith and keeps bis agreement to abstain from emoking cigarettes.

If any member violates his agreement and is reported to the council, upon proof that there has been such violation the name of such offender shall be droppal from the roll and he shall be required to surrender his button to the council.

Any wem er who has been dropped shall, after six months, upon prcof that is satisfactory to the council, that he bas not duriog suck period emoked cigarettes, be reinstated in membership, and have his decoratien restored to him.

Avy member found guilty ofa second offence by the council sbali no longer be eligible to membership while a member et } the school.

The decoration or badge shell become the property of the wearer unless deprived of it by act of the council as heretofore prescribed.

Elections and mc@ ings shall’ng: be held during schoo] hours, and the principal of the school eball Le present at all sueh meetings. A meeting of the league shal! be held on the frst Friday of every month of the school every year.

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HW TO BRUSH A HAT.

An Expert Gives a Hint Which Should be Valuable.

Some men will buy two or three black derby bats a seasoo, and these will always look rusty and eld. Other men will bony not more than one a year, and that will never Jose its deep and brilliant zloes,

““T’ll tell you why it is,” said one who hav long been considered an expert on questions of dress, ‘It is because one man brushes his bat witha stiff tristle whisk and the other rubs his softly with a piece of woolen cloth. The felt of a hat is such a delicase stuff thata atiff whiek applied to it has pretty much the effeet of that a currycomb or @ rake would have on a suit of clothes. It weare the nap off, ex- posing the beargrey in short order. A piece of woolen cloth, rubbed overa hat with acircular moticn thet coaforms to the grain, doesn’t rub off the pap a‘all, bat kee; it luatrous aod firm and of good colour. [buy one two-and-a-half hat a year, and rab it each morning with a bit of flannel. I guarantee that it outlaste three $5 hats thatare raked and scraped with whieke every day.

Local and Other Items,

Canava’s PoritigaL Moxats.—Accord« ing to a Toronto dispatch a prominest clergyman addressing the capital interpro vinctal convention on political morals, de- elares that Caneda is the lowest in politi- cal tone of any English-speaking country in the whole world. He says corruption is rampant.

P. E. letanpj Hospirat,—The P. E. Is~ land Hospital bas received the followiag for buildiog fund :

Legacy late Thomas Alley, per Mise Annie Alley....... ......$ 100 00 Or. F. P. Taylor, inatalment oa

; bis second subecription......... 125 00 Crilly W Bogrkte<.ccpocsceveceee 10:00 D McDonald, 8t Peter’s Bay...... 1 00

Aw OLD anD WELL ‘'x1eD Remepy.—

) Mrs. Winrlow’s Soothing Syrup has been used for over fitty years by mill‘ons ot

mothers for their children while teething

with perfect success. It soothes the child,

softens the gums, aliays the pain, cures

wind colic, and is the best remedy for

; dierrhoga. It is pleasant to the taste. |} Sold by druggists in every part of the | world, Twenty-five cents a bottle. Its

valae a8 incalcuable. Be sure and ask fo

What is Needed.

By every man and woman if they desire

| to secure comfort in this world ig a eorn

Sheller, Putnam’s Corn Extractor shells corns in two or three days and without discomfort or pain. A hundred imitations prove the merit of'Putvam’s Painless Corn Extractor, which is elways eure, gafe, and painless See signature of Poleon & Co., on each bottle. Sold by medicine dealers.

pretest et ——<

“Your engine makes a queer coughing sound,” remarked the lounger.

“Yes, sir,” said the boy temporerily in charge of the machinery. “I guess it caught a cold that settled on its steam sheet.”

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A CHOSEN FRIEND

Harvard Bronchial! Syrup is the chosen friend of our beet singers and most noted public speakers. Noother cough remedy has euch a widespread reputation. It quickly stops the worse cough, banishes boareeness and clears the throat and bron- chial tubes. Druggists and dealers re- commend Harvard Brovchial Syrup.

Minard’s Liniment Cures Dandruff.

“They aay love is blind.”

“Maybe it ie, but don’t you ever make the mistake of thinking thet it ¢an’t tell @ genuiné diamond engagement ring from @ vaste one.”

Minard’s Liniment for sale eyerywhere.

The Island of M-nbattan, on whick New York city now stands, was originally bought fer $25.00.

Te Cure a Coldin! One Bay Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All

rugg refund the money it fails to eure Se, Ew Grove’s signature is en each box

Negligence is the rust of the ‘eeul, that corrodes througb all her best resolvea— Feltham.

Babies Tertured.

By flaming, itching eczema, find comfert and permanent cure in Dr. Chase’s @intment, @ preparation which basarecord of cures un- Paralied in the history of medicine, Kczema, salt rheum, tetter, scald head, old people's Tesh, abd all itebing skin diseases, are absolutely cured by Dr, Chase’s Ointment.

Modest expression is @ beautiful setting to the diamead ef talent and geniu:— Chapip.

Minard’s Liniment Cares Burns, ete.

Fate is the friend ef the geed, the guid of the wise, the tyrant of the foelish, th enemy ef the bad.

The lils of Wemen,}

Are ustally the result ef an exhausted merveus system whick can be fully roaed. Lf the use of Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve

omen made nervous by the waisting dis- esos whieh drain their system find new life, new or, mew energy, in Dr. A. W. Ceate’s Nerve Foed, the world’s greatest bleed and nerve bailder.

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Ae the mind mustgovera the haade se in every society the mean ef intelligence must direct the maa ef labor.

D. C. McLEOD

BARRISTER, ATTORNEY, SQL1 OITOR, ETC. Qrricz-—Bank ef Neva Building, Oharlottetowa. dy 3 mes witly ] year.

Baked

Beans

A 2 pound can of baked beans in tomato sauce for 10 cents is what we offer.

Cheaper than buying beans and cooking them.

Try atin, 10c.

SANDERSON & CO

Victoria Row Grocers.

Scotia

Desirable - Dwelling To Be Let.

oe :

The western half of that house situated on the corner of Euston and Hilisborough Sts , at present occupied by Mr. D. B. Stewart. Possession ist June next.

A.| modern conveniences. Apply to

MRS, F, PARKER CARVELL

Big Store.

and

ereate their own hats,

ornaments. There is an

not forget the big store.

ger cirde than ever before.

when they meet a lady wearing millin

OU cae!

Millinery——

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Their Hats

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Mantle

DEPARTMENT

is full to overflowing with uovelties for spring and semmey. We invite all to visit this great display.

‘The showing is worthy and complete.

Brightest London, Paris and American creations are here And many Artful studies from our own workroom,

Great Display of Millinery Trimmings for those who wouid

Were never more choice or so cheap. These include all the latest styles in shapes, flowers, and

Individuality

and exclusiveness about the style of owr Jackets and Capes that cannot be seen elsewhere; therefore if you wish to see jast what garments are to be popular this spring,

you muat

LADIES’ TAILOR MADE STREET COSTUMES

im the mest fashionable shapes and fabrics; the styles are not only attractive but the price also.

Spending money here means rounding your dollars with a big-

Cail and see us now,

rPROWSE

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