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H how lilburn’s Heart and -

-bln. and mv nervous system was

~ £1568 to escape from the troubles which

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THE G UARDIAN.

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EDWARD

lurve Pills Conquer Disease.

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onquering armies of Britain, marching to victory in every the globe, Milburn's Heart

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out sickness, weakness and sul?

There is souietliing quite unaccountable

“ld f"¢*’°S` uw” "h° ‘"3 b°“°d by munications fromLadysinith to the1`rans-

shackles of disease.

3, g ma who has served with dis-

iioland credit in the British army,

A great deal of time has been consumed

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At her home, Toronto, J uiie 15th, Addie

-~~ f* f ----~ - "-~ L. Geddings, aged 17 years. The death of

-1-UEsDAY_ JULY 10_ ,gm this sister was a very heavy blow to her

relatives and friends. Through her short

" “"_Tf`*":°"‘”‘°";"”"":::: illness slie suffered very much, but bore

THE] SOUTH AFRICAN WAR. it all patiently, telling the writer that

____ f rest by and by would be all the sweeter.

It was good tosit at her bedside to hearher talk of Jesus and her home above. Just

in the slow progress of the war in South before she expired, She Smmngly Said Africa. during the past few months. Aft- Mother, Mother, Jesus, Jesus, and passed er the brilliant operations which relieved llll»0 that World Wllefe l-he llllllllllw-lll‘S are

three beleaguered cities, captured Cronje no m0_re Slck'

Besides a very large circle of friends,

and hlSarmY»t°ll‘ilher“`lth Bl°emf°“tel"’ she left ii mother and father, four sisters KY00¥1Sl8lll. -l0l1f\l1Il€'~"l>\1I`l! and P1”el~01`l9- and two brothers to mourn their loss. in comparatively quick succession, the Mliy G0<l S8»UCllfy th lS 85ll0f»l0H t0 the

llBritisli public expected tosee t-he war_1(_’ve(l ones'

She is gone to her rest and her conflicts

speedily brought to a close. But since the are den

fall of Pretoria little actual advance has She is g~0,,e:wm, her SOITGWS and pail,

h been made if we except General Buller`s The ills of thisflife which she patiently Wg hqpew have 9, 19,;-ge attendance,

operations in opening up railway coin- bm’ D€P\llil99 Wlll Dl¢3»S0,l51'.Y 00 lJ&V6 l‘€$l11'l'\

` ' in by the 15th if possib'1e.The place--Cavem

Shall never distress,they shall grieve her

no more,

Sons of Temperance.

Di-:An BRETHREN Gaanriso:-Once more we address you by letter. Another quarter has gone. We look back and we ask ourselves individuallyhow much have we done to promote the harmony, advance the interests _and preserve unsullied the reputation of the order.

If we have been in the habit of trying to

make others shoulder our share of respon- sibility in the past, let us break away from such a habit and come out and get to work. If we can get along in this work without the expense of our energies we may be sure that little will be accomplish- ed. We must be in earnest if we would be true Sons of Temperance.

Let us meet with Centennial Division, Cavendish, on the 18th inst at ll a. m. actuated by pure and good motives and let us endeavor to make this meeting one of greatf good to our cause.

disd-the date 18th inst, at 11 a. m.

l cl mmm forceq of She is gone to her rest-then a loving - ERNESTS WEEKS

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b$w an employee ofthe C. P. Railway, WSWS V31' 10115 good bye_ GRAND ScRIBl_

gl, ““fhile in the army I Q0! l>l`°lK

#dy shattered.

"I was much troubled with liver co

ia' t,ioss of u tite etc. Myrest_ -mme broken angdpsvss ,disturbed by vivid inns. This had been going 00 f0I‘ U gan, although I took a great ma y

“ Howffef, I got no relief until I started

~t\&e Milburn's Heart and Nerve P_illS» it I used together with Laxa-Liver 1, and now after having used a few men, I am better than I have been for

My nerves are restored to full

ig-and vigor, I eat and sleep W¢ll» llld -Q entire system has been toned d itbened-"

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Special Notice

Nerve Pills are everywhere triump -

efn

_ com-

ni- bf'

he business in its various branch selling at lowest prices for cash onl

§ the business in the past,_wil1 inohsrge of the store, and will plndd to attend to all old customers i many new ones.

Boers about various partsof the Orange River Colony, but no ecisive ow as been struck and the enemy appears to al-

ways esoape from the superior numbers of his British pursuers. Neither Dewit nor Botha seem likely to permitthemselves to be trapped as Cronje was, although it cannot be said that they have not taken serious risks. In fact the South African war seems to have settled down to the

slow and unsatisfactory rate of progress

which general Otis has been making in

the Philippines.

Steyniand the rest should be cornered at Lydenburg or chased across the Port

trouble in China renders it doubly

important that the South Afri

ll think of thy bliss, and my sorrows

And I’ll joyfully hope, yet to join thee on

high,

1- Dlvid W8lSl\» Of Cl\’l°t0f\ Pllce, vaal capital. No never_shall grieve her again. Fmtemauy

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Our friendship and love to renew.

Newfoundland And Gold

Mining.

Capt. McDufi`,an}EiEli_sh mining expert,

proceeded from North Sydney to Rose

Blanche, Newfoundland, yesterday by the S. S. Harlaw. Captain McDuff` represents

The gold from these areas when assayed

make them paya handsom d id d “za ' on re

the 1101118 OCR. We W1 COD D120 01' °°Dl'°l`°‘l and when B°ll‘“» Kl'“K°"» the moneyinvested_ e W fn on 'Su nday,8.-T. B. Newsom, D. McKinno

uguese frontier The very serious trouble quantmes bought and not havin to get

tnem through three or four midgile mtn

each having to make a proiit.-Jas Paton 8C Co -22 &w

can Strussle Sh#-11 be rushed V>~°°"\i>1¢- Read Beeraooirs ad. on nourin this

y _ _ _ _

gk B_ M_ Homsbm who has mug] _ _ _ Our_p_rices are right because of the

1 P vilbestonce put on sale, and a iqutments of the business will Qt well stocked. A well suppli asus mid will be s special festn I the business. The store will .known as “The Bszssr Bookstore.”

ami” ne' stock of Wan Pa e 11 British Dominions. It would seem that '_ I _ A - 'W the

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Having purchased from Mr. F. _

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Buccessorsto F. J. Hornsby,

Hntlil Block. Clftown. March 16. 1900

i Your-~ liner!

Our workrooms will

_ rushed this week; if

venient, we ask you,

._ will consider it a favor for

those who can, to leave# their trimmed hat order* as early in the week as

possible.

erkins & Co

. 'Ihe Milliuery Leaders.

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Place tohave yourre irwork __ done is the place that takes the most interest in your needs.We strive to aecmomg.

tion and the Ti-ansvaal annexed to the

Speaker-of the House of Representatives \

‘ _ that two-thirds of your life

lMr. Reed is sarcas- tic in his remarks about ,lllll ' , | In ' `=__ time, is spent; in shoes

the Republican Presidential candidates. ff ` C t 1 D St Don t you thlnk that .you Among other things he ridicules Roose- en ra mg ore’ ?-1_: ought' P0 _ be egpeclally -_‘_\(l’l I I on t i __ - ' _

velt’s candidature. “Why not,” he asks, _, ` Sunnyside. pa‘ll1st'a'klng In Selgctlng Sue]-l‘ _/1,5 < ~' ' W," ‘ ' ` l . . ____-1, ill" ' _,.1 _ ._ _ _ _ _ ` __ 5 n ' ’

w.th the Rough Riders as a platform l It ” '*’ “ _ is true these Rough Riders did not ride, 9 IIS. W6’ll -fill YOU 8,Dd because they had no horses, but what l _Sava your mcngy,-J, B,Mag

Sl limes Ehuich 8- 6' Excellent Results

__ . » - - ’ Your street costume willbe

Great Britain has had 40 wars since -‘--- » _- - _ - 5 A K ` __ _ ' » `

Queen Victoria came to thethrone in 1837. 6 ` o l » llncomplete wlthoutone bt Qur ' l

rasols. A late season has

One has been with Russia, three with _ P8 - _

Afghanistan fourwith China,two against _been the ause of a' deep out me Sikhs, three with tiieKain1sItin-eein 1°” all Parasolsv and 'lwlll be ’

Th’ Most Rename _,__ lAshanti, one against Abyssinia, one with Will be held at M°1'€ll 011 money ln Yau? pookel l-0 See

'Persia, one against the Zulus, one against- wQd|'|esday’ us befme buylnlg- -G_lV3 U3 3 the Basutos, one in Egypt, three in the' 01, the bea,ue;fu1_g,-oumis of RN,(;0X_ MG Olldld C0.

- - . - A ' ltrain will leave at9.30 o’cleck,= ° ° _

Soudan, one in Zanzibar, and two in the an m?l,l1?§;a'committee Wm spare no means b 41. f

Transvaal. There has been no war with in making this the picnic of the season. l

morning’s paper, 9 Zi,

shall dry, _

d bl h I For a time, my daughter adieu' Fredericton’ July 7 1900_

H 0'l`EL ARRIVALS.

iioietlcinil.

lilv l.-‘.1-4. P. S. McGowan, K. RM

Gowan, Carl. Dr. G. Alley, H. R. Mackenzie, R Fennell. Mrs. R. Fennell, B. Rogers, jr. S. A. McLeod, J. A. Farquharson Charlottetown. _

July 2.-J. H. Taylor, Miss M. Sutherland

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1, Doubtless there are reasons for this an English (gold mining companm Chas. D. Weeks, Charlotttown.

slow progress although not altogether capitalized atf£50,000 and is going to Rose. July 3°”’MrS°G° D' Loollies’ Dudley L’

t_ Th has been much fever in Blanche to open up recently discovered Lwnlesf Timm’ Ohio; James P' Bume

aDDii.re_n_ I ere _ _ _ d bt gold areas belonging to the c0mpany_ Mass.; L. S. Tainter, N. Y. City; Mis the Bflllsh °amPl’» “lllcll has “O °“ Maud Green. Summerside; W. Steven

J hindered theiadvance. Still the time has gave Six pennyweights to the pound and son. C. E. Hunt, Quebec.

_ come when We might fairly expwt, that the company expect that by thé u f July 7.-Mr. J. Sweeney and wife, Pa.

Habnby theclstock 'and gal? 'lu of Dewitshould bedrivenoutofthe FreeState new and improved machinery the;eca(.)n Miss M°Kedle’ M°“l"1`ea'liDl`° Fred' L'l his ooks_snB_btationery_uus1ne;ss in _ _ _- H rd M ,_ ah

J L. Crockett, Miss Crockett, Pe

Blake,_Tom. Morris, Dr. Dickie, Mrs

- Dickie, City; Mrs. Kennedy, Mis

Kennedy, Montreal. .

there areltroops enough in South Africa @ 5; _ The untimely death of Hon A

t0 elf6Cl'. lZhlS 0b_]8Cl'.. With every oonfl F _ _ _,I _ Dickey deprives the country of he sei- dence in Lord§‘_Roberts and his generals 7 ` "l°°s°f a l’“bli° “mn “'h° 'd“f`l“g “ l”'l°f ' . . . ' . . -; _ ~ _ _ _ ff/yi _ occupation of s. seat in Parliament W

there is growing up a slight feeling of im~ l_\\_ T ~ _,ill more than an ordinary share of este patience at the length of the war. Hem I _lt_ was ML Dickeyvs duty’ as minister

m- c0"‘",Pin Canada we want to see our biave boys justice, 'oo supervise and introduce th

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~ (Liquid) Poison Pads 5c and »

---¢-- _ _ '- loc ' __~_'f'}))'> 9 fort Powders will not cure i

One of the ablest men of the Republican 7 » _ ten minut3s_ Price 10 cents_

pirty who dissents from the “expansion” *Ill Hdlebor? “nd °l'hel` require' ii' ' 'Iii B Re <1 f nn ri ' ’”°““' ”

picy is omas . e, o ey _ Have Ou evr nei spoken of as “the Czar ” and for years the ' “ y a e C0 ` dere

back ' , ot onlytoco grat late them __ __ '~ Remedial bill of the first sesslonof 1896

Flaw n ___ me n tg b ‘_ also = sgcky Paper Inge and l andto open adebate that in the consti-

°” t °l“¥““*“ ”°° '°”’°” .' “ "lil ° ~1 A A its miiiireiatii .1 :_ .i oftii an _ tthat they may escape the camp feveri _____1ll8e_¢`ll PJJWQCI'-the es it called fan? h;: ‘fever sein ses: _ _ which is proving more deadly than the "`{ alll- kilk- . ._ 7 _ pagsgfl-_in Pm-ligneufh

l'>\1ll¢l»S Of the ellemy- ll!-' Rex 193905 ¢l°l‘l"'°Y°l`» f"l'5'f' is Wanted-a case of lieadach- ci that Kuml

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_ Crotkett, G. A. Auld, Mrs. G. A. Auld

Master Clyde Auld, City; P. L. Oakes,"\ ‘ Maine; A. W. Reddin, Dr. Alley, F. D.

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When goods are needed mostwe sell them cheapest

we are selling ladies cravenette waterproofs at

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‘nominate Roosevelt for the presidency, / c _,ax ` , ` _¢_ ‘w¢_ 311 lII1p0l’I&Dl`f p0l'l.l0D Of yOUl' li A1, Lg {,~;_ ,%_

__ _ - _#__ wearing apparel, Come to

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They the prettiest lotof clothes we hav e ever hsdff We are busy making them up into stylish ‘Wall

_ _ invite our patronsto exsmineour stock.

_if All clothes made by us are guaranteed to dt. ,

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8 Water Proofs, size 58 to 60. $4.60 'for $2.30

, ' 4 Water Proofs, size 58 to 62, 5.00' for 9.50 ~

3 Water Proofs, size 58 to 60. 3.-00 for 1.60

1 Water Proof, size- 62-6.00 for 3.00.

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We cut the prices on»our Denim Suits. _ ,l Take advantage of this sale and get a nice suit for Summer, ’ 5 Denim Suits at 5.25 for 3.50

McG0W,,,_ Sh Pm; i . 2 Denim Suits at 6.90 for 4.00

SPECIAL BAR-GAINSP

In print cotton, hosiery, undervests, Sailor] Walking hats, etc ` ' A "

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Black Lustre $1.50

date an who leave any work Ch- _- _1860_ Gaines and other amusemeuts will be '

Wllll US. by prompt attention

ma' “nee rovided, also refreshment and ice cream

---- i ables set for visitors

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and quick d t h f _ _"‘ Booths, and spec°al_t _

VV_e have tneesphegutgtisdmdf 53;( Return tlckets 2”' u

being “O. K." on repair work. ,,_,_,__ The I-1udson`s Bay Company is said to ` _ W, A, STEWART, / ; f

" b th old st tr -di ti ' ` - Jul 10 . SPOT- 7

Give us a trial and be con- vinced that What, we say is _f true.

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Poundes, Engineers, Machin- ists and Boiler-makers. 1

I e e e a ng corpora on in exist Y _

ence. The last annual report, recently Y made public was the 230th. What is better, the profits of the past year were

j H the largest for many years. Lord Strath-

. cona is “Governor” of the Company.

We can’t all go to

the country these W8-PIII

WANTED.-A _girl for general house- days but ourlarge var- '

~_work, small family, no washing. Apply

at once Charlottetown Steam Laundry, y ._

iet of new and -' _fresh

st¢aéi;w;i_aif_ Water St. 10, tf goods_ and up-_to-date

pi-,°u¢,,5 -».;» LOST.-An umbrella, on Thursday groceries make! It po!-

_ afternoon between Briizton and Queen Hotel. Finder will rewarded by

sible for our customers

~ leaving at the Queen uotei. io ai to enjoy life in nw city.

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Warn Wealliei Food B[i(|gg""’

ing so are the dry street

Have been more than satisl'ac‘or this s rin -Our STOCK A Glllwllllli &'

-im excepting SATURDAY’S open until_10 p. m, _ ' t\§;;ui>;;`>e€=§§>n -may li <-if-e11f=<.1 °= .all *hs 1 P ~ "6 f low while dischsr '

_ _ _ ui S General Medicines including the RealEststebouzhtam‘1sold. gmg

e _ _

and roads, then you will .

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all need something mee {_,if_§_m§in°t£'i‘.‘.’.i’i"tl' §’.°£”..§'§'§$ri§.l'$i”b'§i'I.°,§ n.'°l."i.'ii».?'i%nf§’».i."°§l.il‘il'ii.'. li'.i°.ge.¢' "'°»i"ii.'."$f “"'....¢.°"°‘§° . a iii d i f - - ' ' _ _ In _ V _ _ _ __ Rputat§gI;“{Sglu§°a‘; tl[>_;1l_1E>:.1l;1_en;.;s_:d’er in the new ¥ot 1899. It is thus it has eaiued its

Thenew bridge is com- »

_ _ - Victoria, B C., Aurust

T0 WM. McCABE, Esq., a -at Msufxins Director. Noi-th * Americinn Lifa`Assurance Co., Toronto,-an. ‘l "

Dear ..Sir,-'It gives* me greet

pleasure to state that I have an Endowment Policy in Your "`Co`l-_-` pany ind on_ the very day that it matured-Mr. Faulkner. for this Province, handed me s cheque in full settlement, and ss the results paid me were so satisfactory, together with thelibersl treatment I have re- ceived _ since insuring, I at; once placed another Endowment Policy

ii _ with your agents, Messrs Lee ’ &

Fraser, which proves my nppreeigtion and oonhdenco in the management of,

_ your Company.

Yuri

Yours respectfully,

H. DALLAS HELMCKEN.

cool health ~giviD8 1 _' A -i _~ . i°=f°»d°»w»=h.i»1»=° . 1

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svnnsi care BREroN My '"»*= 5°°°‘>~=~ LM-P001 S-if iii... ...i ..

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A. STYLES, and PRICES are siireytrade ginfers-Bel`ore You R' I H' D' MBRBIEBS' s°“°"°*s» . B’i"l“° 'lu l’° ‘l°° l‘°'°¢’ f"°”° l-'l"°;'P°°l»` E“8l°”‘l» °l’°"l if -

bu -See what we ca do f -ST RE ‘L E‘ __ _A _

y _ fl Or yOU b at P Hemi soyears so, .. tons russian Rock Sal; fm- gnde, em 'hich win be hm

. lspgglce and Residence, Prince Street, 3rd door l - l

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