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Loyal Cavsapers— Meeting on Monday » at 6.30. :

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Sox ~ Vi@k al the Gospel \ eeting in

Prowe ‘s New Biock tomorrow afternoon gt 3.45. Strangers alwaye welcome.

Sor T —Victoria Division will meet » M veoieg is Wrighi’s Hail. Joit atio a rangers welcome.

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Gesrxt. Mseting. — Remember the Goepe| Meeting in Prowse’s New Block, Syaday afteroooa at 4 o'clock. Strangers gixays welcome, Lesson, Janita 1-27.

*Pure religion. ,

War Picrcass.—“‘Glimpses of South Afoce” which may be obtained at Tue Bxamires Office, form a splendic pictorial peord of the war. Osly a limited sum- ber ars to be dieposed of. See coupon in gpother co.umn. tf.

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For trax So_viers.—Two thourand girls employed iw tue thread mills of Messrs. Clark & Co, Paisley, Scutlaad, have agreed to Knit socks for soldiers at the seat of war. The firm will supply the wool ferone pair, bat many of the girjs will preside o second pair.

Iwrontant Insczance Norice..—Mesers. Byndmes & Co. instruct us to aay they are yepored (0 insure any or all risks now in the Coorlettetcows Matual Fire | seurance fo. at rates lower than those charged by the “ Mataal.” Ineurera will thus, at better ratee, secure first class Bri:ish Com- ponies in the place of ove witheu: capital.

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Recvas Notes.-—We sre informed that the Alberry Plains Notes publishedin Tre Wesxty Examiner of February 2od, are largely falee. For instance the same of Mr. L C Haydes 18 used in connection with adebete om the war in South Africa, gui be ie represented as upbo ding the Ber cud of the agreement. Mr. Hayden assures ue that there is not a word of trotk io the statement, and yery natur- aily “feele imdignant atthe une of his name in such cenrection. We regret ex- ceediegiy teat Tus Examiner has uneit- ting'y published the false information ; bur the iteras were thought to be all right aad were on good faith. [tia too bad that the writers of notes from the @uctry boul! take unwarranted iiberiies with the neamesof respectable

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geal and Other Hems,

people, and no pueishwseot should be too |

severe for tae guilty ones.

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a - ew _ 12 Le : ~hvhs L tit ‘E51 oom Vi J A. Lu. Arsenan , altorory, OF inis TItY, in the westery portion of the I*land on « lectur-

jnz tour. @o bis popu

the new

On Mon lay evening he deliver- ar lecture on South Afriece in at Richmond in aid of the

Duid'ng fund. The next eveni he re- pesied i: at Mieeouche for the L eagre of the Cross. On both occasions fu | houses esgreeied chelecturer, and tne greatest interest was manifested. The stereop tican wae handied by har. W P Doull wh at the close a'so gave afew of is iograph

; i battle fielle, etc,

appreciated and

pictures Which wer

tijustrating

very much

prouounced equal in clearness and streneth ¢ many fthe hietnres tier lav ed at the theatres in Boston. Mr. Arsenault alzo le { in Market Halil, Sum

mera de ler the auspices of the CMB

A of ibat prace.

snpitaiasiliaea Hospirat Foyyp.—The P. E. I. Hospi-

ial has rec ved the following for puildae gz

Paad : '

Mrs Hobkirk acd Mrs Dr Warbarton | gx for furniture for children’s ward.. indeinde cena wae § 12 56

Jd E Wratt, Summerside... ...-.++. 25 09

mae Sy Eh Baebieeee . . scsdéa ce oae> L 00

A tH: Ey. BiaWPeckcccnce so atenianenel 10 00

GAD, BACIONOSOR .cccce csecchcccsiacseul- | ATE

R Heartz subénhe'c oclwed on ae Te

Sa eee . 160 20

Dovald Morrisen, Cazleton...... 1 00

PIII osc ccncnuccoccevcnecele | EE

Douald Nicholson..... ae al "D5 LO

a ee 25 00

Oy OP MOMs on ccc cecce sevens

N Rattesbury...... a c1c¢ | ae nk. one 25 00 JP Hood Pi tienen ; 25 00 ae. ae. 125 06 Esiate of Jadge — ... 3000 D: Gordoa a v ee ‘ue., oe DrJs Bayn dddinesend 6 ». 20001 Joho Week-. fy We 1 00 | itiehsieorantitinidasainn Ccgpe For iG Covucn.—Dr

Bennet, of Hali! wud claims o bave disce vered some time ago a complete cure for fevere, but who wil! not sliow a trial | Usie-s under his own or bie son’ super- Vision, ¢laims to haye found 4 very simple Sute and immediate relief for whooping

Cough. As it is very simple, Dr. Bennet fives it as fo.lows: Palverized carroway teed wii nseed meal, applied in a pad Oo ‘he pit of the stemach. As the ma-

“ria medica in use here iG Satirfy “doubt

does not give it, tn ing Thomases ” who re-~ mee to recognize any action by absorption

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Mibe nit of the etemach, Or. Benvat says Sfew irope of the pure oil of cerroway tbbed inio the pit of the etormach iil im, | Midiniely stay the action of the cougb-

OU the permaneut cure ehould be by keep- Mtg the odor of the drvg coatinually on the kio.and exactly on the place mentions &. Ly. Bennet cays be bas no doult what- fer that the ms jority of the 26 lives lost ® Halifax ; Of them, hud be discovered this sooner.

COD NEWS comes from those

who take Hvod’s Sarsapari!la for *tofnia, dyspepsia and rheumutism.

risagreethatHOOD’S CURES

” race at

THE Buy BRAMMRM UbARLOTPREUWN, FEBRUARY,10 1900

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MORE CASES ©

Of the most exquisite white wear, received Saturday *_

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night which we have added to our already fine dis- play.

BUSY<

Hundreds of ladies lined our counters since the great sale began and every lady went away satisfied that

MY STORE ——

Is the white wear store Charlottetown.

Wednesday is ===> Embroidery Day

Youll buy embroidery cheap Wednesday.

COME EARLY The Busiest White Wear Store,

D & COY

ah a 1am

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STOVES

Fe ‘Highland Ranges Jewel Ranges Jewel Stoves Heating Stoves Tortoise Heaters

See that you get the Tortoise with a one top piece. Fennell & Chandler

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SENTNER, McLEO

VERN OZ SVEN SMES " ORIN FN IR RY de wo SS tee ae SS STACY CIR Y CORE Se

Boots and Rubbers

all styles and sizes suitable fall and winter wear — for the possible prices, at

McQUAID’S,

LOWER QUEEN STREER Boot and Shoe Store.

tor lowert

business, all accounts must be settled either by cash or note, bearing interest, before | February books will pass to other hands for collection : Settlements can be made at our implement resi leet sucnth, might are wee |store, Le Page’s old stand, Queen St.

Feb 2—dyeod wy

Of all wine Merhant °

OTIC i Wholesale from the distiller, A. G. Toms oy

TORTOISE HEARER |

Island Crown ‘ 1750

sampson Cook, No, 8 $13.50

This price for 2 weeks

ee

As we have disposed of our grocery

Tortoise

Heaters-—— FROM®$7.50°UP

15th, 1900, on which date the

YW. CRANT &CO ~~ Simon W. Crabbe

* — Waiker’s Corner STOVES & HARDWARE

hia

- _— eS BOARDING HIS CRAFT.

And the Enemy Was Forced to Re- tire Inglorieusly.

Through negotiations conducted be- tween an eastern attorney and a local real estute man, one of the old schoc! captains, who had sailed the waters salt and fresh, purchased a pretty resi- dence in the northern part of the city. He happened to come on while the agent was superintending some im- provements to the property.

“Ahoy!” hailed the captain as he hove in sight. “That’s her, hey? And @ tidy lookin craft she is! Good hold- in ground, too, for the man as would cast anchor to stay till final orders. Pardon, sir, for not firin a salute am dippin the ensign, sir. We'll crack @ bottle over the capstan, me hearty, an then the rules has got to be observed, sir, for even an old hulk like meself & fiable to take a consort.”

Naturally enough, the agent thought

the captain was drunk and was indis- creet enough to say so. - “What!” shonted the authorized in- vader. “Won't let me pass? Order me to veil me topsails! Run athwart my hawser, will you? Blither me optics, if I hain’t tempted to run you down, you Fourth of July cockboat an tootin & landlubber’s horn!”

“Move on, now!”

“Move on? Me! With the admiral’s permit in,me pocket? Me! Move on for a soft shell picaroon an without fir- in a broadside? I'll board me craft if I havc to shoot all yer standin riggin away! I’d like to have the teachin of you on a year’s cruise, you chicken gaited swab with a thinker as foggy as the banks of Newfoundland! Clew up now, for I have the orders?” And be dramatically produced the deeds.

“I throwed the grapplin hooks with- out a blow struck,” tells the captain, “an the agent made his proper excuses for not understandin English.”—De troit Free Press.

Has Changed His Mind Since,

First Officer (to very young subalterm who is packing his kit for South Afri- ca)—What on earth do you want with all those polo sticks?

Subaltern—Well, I thought we should

| get our fighting done by luncheon time, and then we should have the afier-

noons to ourselves and could get © game of polo.—Punch.

Mystified,

“Mamma, my birthday comes thit year on Monday, doesn’t it?”

“Yes, dear.”

“And last year it was on Sunday, wasn’t It?’

“Yes, dear.”

“Did it come on Saturday the year before last?’

“Yes, dear.”

“Mamma, how many week was I born on?’—Chicag une.

days in the QO Trib

An Experienced Retreater.

“Do you regard a standing army as a public danger?’ asked the man W he precipitates inopportune discussions.

“TI don’t believe there is any suck thing,” answered the Filipino soldier. “All the armies I ever saw were going at full speed. It was all I could do te keep ahead of ’em.”

One Last Request,

“After 1 am gone,” said the turkey to his wife arid family gathered around him in the coop, “won't you please see to it that they don’t make soup out of what’s left of me for next Sunday’s dinner? I can stand all but that with- out flinching.’’—Detroit Free Press.

Valuation, “T am afraid you don’t appreciate popularity at its full value.” “Il ought to be able to,” Senator Sorghum, enough of it.”

rejoined “Il have paid for

Training the Baby, “Oh, ma, come up here quick?’ “What's the matter, Tommy?” “Bobby’s playin circus, and be’s goin to make the baby dive off th’ mantel.” -—-Indianapolis Journal.

Startling Confessiozs

Show that 25 per cont. of men and wo , . om

nine the torture: of itchiag piles, Investign —— proves that Dr. A. W. Case's Vintment

a8 never ;et failed to cure itching plies, and all of these men and women ceuld ead t he suffelings at omce by usi it. Scoresiry theusands have been curen by this treatmon Every body can beenred in the same way.

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asse travel add appoint agents. No pontaviiins salary and expenses paid. Drawer 6%. Brant- ord, On:. 2dkw

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