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cincmo, larch 7-(Special) -The f°|1¢w_lng an the slosing rates: »` nu, Wheat, 75; Corn, 4038; Pork, sn52i _

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Bay St. Paul Merchant Refuses to Allow the Doctors to Perform an Operation; He is Well Now.

B S _ Pam., Qu Mar. 4th.-Our 'uzralgtore keeper, ii' Arthur Fortin fs.; married man llod about forty two.

Life is very dearto him, yet, when theh

doctors. four _or iive oi them, wanted him to sebmit to an operation, and all declared it was the only way his life could be gved' he refused mint plank and dis- missed them. He d tried everything for his Kidney Disease and was much disheartened.

“I have been troubled with kidnety

rouble all my life” says Mr.Fortin.“[ ha tried all the medicine I nad seen advertis- ed, but none helped me. I had consulted four or tive doctors. and they all wanted to perform an operation. Theysaid it was the only way my life could be saved. I would not submit it.

“Just then. I saw nn advertisement of

Dodd‘s Kidney Pills. and determined, although discouraged, to make one more try and this would be the last. They cured me completely.

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Chrisfvie Hats are the best. We sell the

best. \Vhile some firms are after the Ladies' we are after the Gentlemen and we are going to have them if style, quality and low price will catch them.-}:'rov_vse Bros., The Wonderful Cheap Men, 631.

Another lot of the Invictus

Shoe is now open.

This time it is colored and

elastic sides.

The nice st line of Chocolate

and tan boots in the city, at $3.51) and 5.00. I

The Enamel Box Calf at

$5.00 is about as near perfect as boots can be made-

Elastic sides in Vici Kid

at $350 are beauties, and ia Valour Cilf at $4.00 they can’t be beaten.

Every pair goodyear welt ed. Stamped with makeis trade mark and price.

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CIOFF BRUS. Sole agents

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TENDERS

Dar-r. or Punuc Woaxs,

seth Fcbnxary, 1901.

lllxon’s Mill Bridge.

Sealed tenders willbe received at this oihc

nail

Slinrdiy 9ill lirtll. 190i,

at is e’cIo¢k noon, for an _ of _H0119 willing to contract forthe of Exams K' Brid _ Pinette, Lot 58, according to plan

ilspecigbation to he seen-A the omce of James

. C lloore, Eldon, mldet!h_ioG&: 313° *PCC*

ihtin can be seen at the rendence of Malcolm lu-ein, 3; of roads. The names of

ty; ”:NQ l;0\lIld for the ithful performance of contract, mua -°°°-....11-.-f -°°~ :;:°...,...°" “as tees* *' “°'

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Between Kitchener andBotha

-S. S. Numidian Not Yet at Halifax.

D1~:x..\.m.=:Y AGAIN arracxxsc.

LONDON, March 7-(Special).-Lord

Kitchener reports Lichtenberg being

attacked by Delarey and he is sending re- inforcements.

wanna Bonus HOLD Posrrloxs.

The Boers hold positions at Rouxville,

Bushman's Kop and elsewhere in small

parties. _ `

BRUCE HAIIILTON AND DE\VET.

Bruce Hamilton at Aliwal North is

preparing to advance.

Dewet is reported without guns and

hard pressed.

Nl-:Go'rIA'rIONs GOING oN.

Mr. Balfour answering a question in

the House admitted that negotiations were going on between Botha and Kitchener and said the Government were

I tual Drawing, P_iumbi¥1g’.H0\¢i°|¢ “id

V¢;|m1;r,\°¢, Complete Commerciah

Course, etcgetc. 'n the___SPl_l'_U _ ; X from your_¥oQ?§'l_\f!l°*:lf fl ' - s ' - _

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The lecture of Dr. Alley before the His-

torical and Literary Society last evening was well attended and ot a' most interest- ing character. Up to 1758 Pa E. I, or as it was then called St. John Island was own- od by the French. The fall ot Louisburg involved the loss ot P,`E. L to the French, Gen Rollo then tcok possession; from him Rollo Bay was named. In 1760 it was createda separate colony. Gov. -Patterson was drst military Gov., Thos. Desbrisay was appointed civil Gov. In 1764 the Island was surveyed by Holland -and divided into 67 townships which were given away by lot. each one to be settled within ten years at the rate of one person to every two hundred acres of land, the persons getting these lots to pay quit rents for same. Very few of them ful- filled the conditions but held them in hopes of the land increasing in value. A notable exception was Clark who labored assidnously to improve the land and the condition of the settlers, even importing whole cargoes of live stock, provisions and clothing, and distributing them among needy settlers many of whom testilled to the goodness of Clark and his colleague Campbell. Clark settl- ed in New London where he -did business which be named after his old home Lon- don. A_n extract from one of his employ- ees.BrIJ.i. Chebnelhafterwards Postmaster at Chariot-tetown,shows that he had 60 men in his employ who with their families numbered 129. He continued his improve- ments till the outbreak of the revolution- ary war when a check was given to his en- terprise. Reverses came to him and though he had always paid his quit rents the Government seized _his lands.

Capt MeDonald,grand father of Sir Wm McDonald of Montreal, brought out 100 Highlanders to settle Lot 33. This man was renowned for his hospitality, no one being permitted to go from his door with-

~ cat,mink, otter, etc. Seaf '-and

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out refreshment forboth man and Rev. Jameallebonald was brought out as a missionary whose coming no --doubt ` saved the Aeadians to the Province. _At the outbreak of the American Capt. _ McDonald was ordered into service ai \Capt.'ot84tl1 Highlanders. ‘

At that time there ‘were no roads ex-'

cept bridle paths and a trip to Charlotte- town from the settlements me mt a jour- ` ney ot severaldays not unaccompanied with much danger. There was no house _ at all between Princetown and Charlotte- ‘ l town and it is recorded that John Robin, great grand father of the late John Robin, Prov. Auditor of this Province,iperished 1 while crossing Seven Mile Bay with some _ of the pioneers of Bedeque.

The early settlers lived by pinching and

poverty, endurance aqd strong faith. It was nothing new to travel 10 miles for a bag of potatoes. The homes were rude cabins built of logs with rude clay chim- neys and out door ovens also of clay . Farming implements were of the ruiest ‘ kind. There were neither mills nor _fact- ories. In 1828 the first threshing 'rnaciilhe was imported, in 183) the ilrst 1 The wild animals' were th'e_besf,2-' fax; i

U ilshing was an important ‘indnstry._ In l 1794 the first Methodist ministerioame, `and in 1806 the first Presbyterian. Space *forbids a more extended notice of this excellent lecture, which was brimtul of information and interest and was thor onghly enjoyed by the large audience pre- sent. ' ' The hope was expressed that this would

be but the forerunner of others to' follow in the near future. The- vote of thanks was moved by Mr.F. De St. Croix Brecken

presented by Dr. Anderson Pres. of the Society.

unable to make any statement at - i Tal specia_l_,trsin_

STRATHCONAS NOT YET ARRWER NERVILINE CURES PAIN. _ Ar one o'clock yesterday_ afternoon; a

This is the testimony of sufferers in

Ha1.n-mx. March 7-(.Special.)-There is pg? of theobominion.MriBeniamin_,bu§§ing on Great _ __ still no sign oi the S. S. Numidian. _ wie,‘;,';’hit ¥L°ed‘ ”t;"t` mn; _ __

_ ' ° ° _ _ ' ' " b .l F _ *_ *me °!-_~g¢'.“". tel' ““.°°“ g uf The S. S. Evangeline which sailed the _ at . the "hr °f_Mr_ D. B., sEe_w“t,s. _ d“Yb°f°1`° he’ “"“’°" “"3 mer” °”' Neryilline as a remedy for min- ' Nothing the mend nat and crept up between

I think equeais it as ar universal remedyl “adding and the brick wan into the turd _T. B. 'Gr_ii.d_y. ` V

dim hom ,htmf lat M ' grileeesliifv as §i-effiuiiwlf. S9511! hy"ii?iii>°1s'Swry- The blaze was not diflicult to Sim' L°“““"' °“"°-W““°"~ °*‘*"‘°*

GET WHAT YUU ASK FUR I1 H\€<li¢fll€ €V¢1'.Ywhere. handle when the fireman located it and at L°5°rty‘“d Wm' Sena'

‘ 9- 1 be _ t ssall out,” “sm Ind C)ln'n’3re3*uf§f$¢ W,

Rewhgn yo\1;s}< fgr any °f 111;- Cgases --*-- ,'1‘.°,“““‘;5 _“pi” °.';° of the mga’ Msesugtn and can-ies wwimm. I

[ne les 100 or is por 'ral an Slg” I ' le _ 0 ce uml ure 9 ' '

nature on the box otherwise 'you may CALIFORNIAS ORANGE CROP’ M D B Sw rt A e , M¢D°“,_|d Thi’ A"mY*CBD5» MUFHS llld Li¢lf~

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§?;7t”;2|1‘;“g_‘;'é;°“£o B‘i’r;j";f;’e°t yfxleto Thi C_alifornia's orange crop this season is _ L. L. Beer, H. J. Palmer is slightly dam- Leigh °t the Chulwtemwn Enginwm

_ _ ___ ,, _ Tokalone Lodge-Messrs Woodman

f.‘;";f,t.*;‘.':f‘.s;‘1.f:.‘.’.‘;...~i,';sn §::t‘:.~....%§ 2’;§l‘;‘.'1$§°l.?,i.3£’.;‘l°.? .i?l°;‘;‘§; 322,21 2232 i‘,f°.;‘.‘J5.;'.“;“€I;'..i:£”§.”?i§‘i.’?tT2;‘Z:iii -<1 lum- drugs in prescription. Insist on getting produced in a Single Seasom The season 1* destruction would have been much great The _Ladies-Mcssrs.L. F. Mnnsey.Wni.' what you .ask for and _remember that _ h 1 f Y be dl ts nd. 1- ed M¢Ki¢, f ~r°cs° r as Se; $5.2.; °:.:.;.;r::. :.;.;";..:~;. 2' ‘;.-"‘°.§°':.f‘°r "° °°‘*“ ---H-~---M we---» i pare to those o r. . . asc, au or w v , _ i y iss . o orau. _ . _ me f“m°“s Recwe B°°k° g;"°d§f;_“PP°S°d_"° b;’h“b°‘f° iff* m°“tfh“' ---O--' i THB Rev. Dr. Monaghan’s lecture on

e l “ence in ' 9 "‘P°“’“-‘I ‘me ' Daniel O'Connel1 last evening was attend-‘

F_or a good quick lunchlaiiid the bestt _pf between the northern and southern citric _,_ ed by Iver, lime and a_pp,.,ch»;v¢.,» aug. ;‘}l1lé~f1l¢g0llv¥-FY me ROW °5t““’°““1tf 7 beltsresults in the continuous production 1 -_ --- ‘i ience_ LL P_ Hogan, FHL presided; Vw.; ' "°' "" er' of merch-.tunable orang°s througout the _Closing prim March 7 solos c_,pm_uy rendeml by Mm M Bug,

year. l~ ~

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Growing girls in ill health l* 'iidusc

occasionally WHEELER'SBot.¢r»iAc Bitters i Brooklyn Transit _ _

a urel ve table and reliable remedy for

e P y ge _

I n r n I 0 n all irregularities of the system 'curing _ Continental Teh

Headache Bilousness & Dizziness. Only ;,Federal Steel

25 cents at all dealers.

ll _ _ _ wi

» ' _ 7 144

g _ Rock Island 12113

_ ~ r St. Pauls _ 1518

SCf8.l'\f0!`\, P. A. i _Tennessee Goal and Iron ~ __

' Union Pac`Pr’fd _ 041

g 3 y United States Rubber 25}

'e~iThe Lar e~t School in the

9 _ BUCKS ll .Du-ring the month _ on ' 'lr' °‘°°' "“‘. "f‘°i°“"l2i.T.7°."..¢°iI’...'.Sn.i.'°='°_ Jfiii Vi' wh '°""‘_'“°° y ex--`

~g¢\¢lmee _hy mail so -masslrfcepted’ _» _ -

such _snbgects as Mechanical 0_9; Electrical Engineering Arclnteue

. I ' 'Local Representative. °

_ 'Charlottetown

Jan' 11 mw f&w.

present. ` “ ' . ` -'~ - - “ 5 ‘“°mb°1'°_°f'

tire was discovered in

American Sugar 141 3-S American Steel and \Viro

American Tobacco

35% 1-my 76 us

J. 393

Burlington

Federal Steel Pi-id Louis and Nashville New York Central

and alittle hi her tem

seconded by C.-C. Gardiner Esq. and duly t

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' Guardian Concsumeais

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to-day. ' ' A

Tn Mints arrived at 10 s m yes

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Tim remains of Missa Louisa J. Mc-

Dougall, formerly of Belle River and Jas. SWWU* f°1‘ll\¢1'|! of Mount Pleasant were conveyedto the Island yesterday. ' _

Tim annual meeting of the Provincial Branch of the Temperance Alliance will meet in Wrisllifs Hall. Chsrlottttown Frm sy March me istu, at 2 °'<=1<»k p. in.- Executive_ meets at lla. ln. All temper- ance organizations and churches are en-»

toappoint same. Afull representation

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MAEAQNG _

Wi¢lr22vw¢ns¢rn,'90tsgsnrmsn.o urs

_Wir fwizhlif 1 women. ' _ ' __

R c Hamm Quarter Uiiisn

rm: mrrmote

titled to two representatives and are urged; Bnux'im'&

peror's cheek

portance will be _

firemen

idered. .

ner in in' the temoon amount shall

a fund to send team Halifax to compete in the Firemen’s~'.l'our- namentto be held there during A the colin ingummer. ' _

museum. B. n¢1.em_°rP¢iatPru»hu

received a letterfrcm Jas W.

Commissionerot Am-iealm

Ottawa. congratulating her ups; success in winning the prize, ot $12.!!!-

the fourth prize awarded in the wlieatclass in the Macdonald Seedlirain Competition. ~

wnvvred

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and Mrs. Byrne preceded the lecture, Miss May Csroll playing the accompani- ments. The lecturer _ was then introduced by _ihe_, chairman in an appizpriate manner. Dr. Monaghan spoke for over- an hour in ,_ an eloquent manner on thi lite and times of O`Connell, including his birth on Aug. 6th, 1775,his return from _Donay Col- lege, France,in 1104 where he was 'sent to beeducated at the age of16,the uprisingfoi '98, his eloquence. success at the bar, Catholic _eniancipa_tion_, ,his election io parliament. the Repeal M;>remen",, hs last speechin Parliament on Apr-.l3rd

“/'gg-]d_ . _ _ _ ' _ _“+1-"' _ 1 §;;,until bps death lat Genoa on 1¥th May

' 1 _ - » ' . he oarned_ ecturer

308.000-Students ani_6ui|zies-300.0110 t - _ T°'d°‘_” S P'9b“bm*i°5° l .tenet ~ is wie.; in s _ me'

_ Tomno l __ ,scholarly manner and enchanted

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Is essential to all who to learn f _ ` _ ‘ _ ' _ | _ 8 Our method oi teaching is unique 1 . i 1' _ _ _ Qu, immatisn ' __ | cnAn1.o'rr1rrowN nanmrrs.

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