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so 'Letter From Corp. 0’Rellly

`VVe1oo1n_e Soap

At your grocer’s,send us his name and adclress,also your

mwn on a postal card and we will send you

A SAMPLE CAKE FREE

Of the purest and best laundry and Household soaps. Wil

not shrink the Woolens and flaunels. '

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"Q, ‘xl in do ur work A vi do r m -ro satistocnon. REMEMBER

%'°§ii"iiUo1i'i|rc`it'as niiv organ nonur.onn-oo by

nmP:mR1A1'_. on. co.. Lea..

Pe‘t:.°o1eurn. B.p_¢I3:l.erp. _

White’- _Caramels and Snowflake Chocolates-

Canhehedst anyofthe _

Hrst-class stores. _ - T. J. Morris. '

' D. I.. Hooper. T

W. Plckard & Co ‘ W.A.l-lutcheson.

W. F. Carter.

S ewart It Gates. énderson & Co. J. D.McLeod & Coe

ew Hats I

New Hats

New Capsl

New Caps!

OPENING T0-DAY*

5 Gases A Newest

Styles _ A in Men’s _ and Boys’ Hats & Gaps.

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Are made in the most up-to-date

F actory-by the very latest M_achin_ ery from perfect models and the most modern designs. They are as Comfortable and durable as they are

elegant. f

A Tearing Cold

which grips your throat and chest, and a hacking cough which feels like a dry burning of the tissues, will receive in- ~ stantaneous relief by a dose of I

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A It acts as a soothing demul- I cent on 'your parched _ and irritated membrane. _

It never fails to check the ,_

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W. 0, March 16th, 1900.

Dain Fxrnnn,-I would like very

much to give you a long] and particular discription of our marc from Paarde-

berito here, and incidents connected wit it, but it is impossibleimixust now. There are no writing mate ` s among us except what we “commandeered’ (condscated) on the way, and we oan’t buy them in the cnt? at present. This is written on part o a (paged letter pad, which had to be divide between nine- teen of- us.

When we were thrash with the

Boers at Paardeberg we ome much neededrest, but were still making short marches. General French, with

7000 mounted took the lead, and while he orced the Beers

to keetp nimbl%vmoving he left the road 'clear or us. e made a fresh start on a four days’ march of 57 miles, mean- time expecting to have some fighting to do on the way; but the mounted troops did their work so well thatfthe rest of the force had “a walk over” though a fatiguing one. It has been’ proved that in a “running iight” suchas General French had most of the route. one Eng- lish mounted soldier is _the equal of three mounted Boers. In this instance

they were pressed so hard ,thgy did not get time to mike a stand at oemfon- tein, so the city surrendered without a shot being dred. Under the circum- stances it was the best thing they could do, for we had 170 gunsvwith ns. and in case of opposition -being odered we codd blow the town to pieces in a. few hours. We hear 'that President Steyn has “moved out” with I his government, but we here believe there is no hope for him now. The Free Staters say they are tired of the war and are anxious to return to their homes. f ‘ ' I

Our division is encamred just outside

of Bloemfontein-of which I1 would like

it from camp it does not"}ipp§aii’_%i`he much of a place. We have; 1-ine” idea where we may be sent ~`neit~, and we may not know before youxreeeive this letter, but several here believefnthe war will soon end, in which casegwe hope to be directly on our way home. p ro rho neighborhood oiI_f_Kimberzoy

and after we had leftj Belmont, the Beers captured forty'-dye provision wagons and it is said they g6t_' 15 more with one of the Canadian mail, but there is no certainty of this yet. However, we recovered the first lot together with nearly all of the enemy’s. While marching here we were only supplied with half rations. We had hoped fora change on our arrival, but; were disap-_ pointed. Everything eatable of any value was bought up and the rest could rot be obtained except at enormous prices. I have seen so_m_e,_of the boys give two shillings each £012 hard sgsphare “six to the pound” cr'-ddkers. en meatis being cut the men- pick up the scraps to fry, and not_a. particle ofit but is used. .2 ==_- " _ _

I feel that this letter would be incom-

g’Leary, He has *with us. every step of the way' from Belmont, and dunng the lighting at_E_’aa.rdebu.rg he made himself a very sla1_e.i:h.=our inter- ests. Between helping and consoling the wounded, carrying water to men in action and rendering oth9"r»k.indly ser- vices, he made us think hebore a char- med life. »

I must close as someof the other

eighteen are waiting thei1'~t-urn at our “comma.ndeered” writing pad; and hop-

ing my several friends will bglgrtisiied with your explanation of the ' cnlties attending writing from here. f

I remain _

Your ail'e;tionate son

JOSEPH 0‘RE1LLY,

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“Have you never missed a. train ?" ‘ “Never since I joined the Take the Next

Que club.” _

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About the 20 h of April at Crow-

lands, Charlottetown. a good. plain cook. él~o a. house parlor maid. Good wag»s ro competent persons. References required. . Ppulv by let- ter to Mrs- ‘I7-aytielfl, Hillsdale House, Annapolis, Nova Scotia. 21 d&w tf

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beTsl?qI\)1a.l;Yx:>el’ Cngrset. tlittgigerrglotllilzng ang with atent Safety P_ockets, which shsolutel prevents th ~ steel illltn ~ from cutting through the corset at top or bottom. _ ~ sk for the Lady Minto. Price $1.35 and $1.50. For sale by ilrst class merchants. I

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and cure those fearful dis-~ orders peculiar to women. __ Pale young girls, worn-out '

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'I he greatest stools ever brought W

.land is this of ours. _

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To choose your new papew, YJIETB 3 W~i@

this minute.

Come now when you’re sure

ol first choice. ' i

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most as cheap' to have your ` wall-papered-as to go with- _

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That’s one advantage of dealing 'within l

How are your Wafch and Clock Springs? If they are broken, bring

I them to thecorner ,Jeweler and have new ones put in. ‘

Every spring warranted.

Work of all kinds promptly attended to.

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