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_ A in 1, V .I r. s. isiiun iosmiii.. sms °f “Om Paul-” ;i;;’.:‘.i;f';‘.1°.§:.t.t.i:i;2‘;.f§2:ti.;i§;s.:.§

Landon, MW 15;-T&._G. Hales,`the Aus-` onward toward his own farm. Just be'- ;‘ Tha worsti tfmm about 5 Qian" wgo

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...___ tram" correspondent who was eiptuiel tore arriving there the old woman said, wastes his “mais his penchant for Wasp

. - - - - my B ` d 1 d fm omg da 5 _“May God begood toyou for your kind-

“ill},>?i?i\‘ii!rii`n¢i>td€\ef tile 22:62: s,iivc£bnrD0!‘=:- zlzliifeis s<d?ii;‘iiitli‘;-ti>ad?itozi'd diisecdotesyof ness one so old andllhelpiiear; ‘ mm g Public Meeting 0! all Cort ibu- Kruger which he heard during his en- M8110-»m1mYW 0W°U‘ “W0 tomato the move iistitution w:ll`_b*f .forced stay in the burghers camp. He 131;; ldC;I;0i °£e1wh;dI'f;<;I;d 1333?] n élgfl had in the New Hospmnlr north Md* says:-_ ' I ta dxt" “If ou li d beet; oun and gg Lower St. Peters Road. CMII file' y Once after he became president of his s n i. y a . y dg i "_ muon beloved Transvaal, it German speoulator 90111815' I Sl}0\l1_d 110% MVB dorod $0 0 in

i n M called upon him with an interpreter who ?si}d_he}; wéth :iust a sns‘p1l\cl¢;n‘;>t laéighxig ' t V ld talk of th Boer dialect. The'German 11 lS Sl' 'Se Well- ` 0° We

ly, Svgdlnted certaine concessions. Hs; was ii said,“and why; should I, then, havc,eaten at the hour 0! 7 30 P- m- f°\' '50 “W” Spruce young men, who fancied that he your' “Yee might not," said he, wit-.ii e P°°° “f °1"5°¥ T"_“’t°_°° f_°f thi’ Gov' was a heavexrborn diplomat. He had ` low chuckle, “but,” pointing tohls wife, garment ot the Institution in accordance been warned to so st,-nigh; to the point who was standing smiling on the stoop, 'ith tim 135° Laws’ and mr the t'nms° when dealing with the old statesman, but “I think she would have."

. like alot of other young men he thought Once when out on ashooting expedition.

5° bmugm M10” me m°°`mz° that the music of his own voice would the party had gathered around a camp

B' BALDEIESTON' prove irresistible, so commenced his or- , fire and the conversation turned on litera-

Sec y G! Trustees' BUOD. ¢8~1`€f\1llY Prepared b€f01`¢h&Dd» by ture. There were»Englishmen, Hollanders,

____ saying: idl t th y Germans and Boers present, and each of,

'_ “Oom Paul KPURGP. D105 ent 0 0 ‘them had much to say concerning cele-

It has been decided to hold the Tm”Sva;f,1‘ ly” kmw `T°ha””°°b“m’ d° i(’)"`)“i»°f;JwriteI1isofpr<;{eedai}i<ii pottéi-1'y~r°_‘f;‘°Dt

- - K- d r “ten Hall you not _ in au. e smo e se rua Ong

‘bon meeting In In e g “What is he saying?"demanded Kruger, stem” and held his peace. The Germans 80 am "me d“Y “nd hfmr' T glaring at the self-satisfied one unde rhis and the Englishmen almost camo _tg blows

` B' BALDERS ON' great rough brows. concerning the relative merits of Goethe

S°°"°f'°'Y- “He eeyewepiied the interpreter, “do emi siiekeepeere. Atlaet the Engiiehmen

1;’ 11th 1900 2 aw td. you know Johannesburg?" turned to the one silent figure at the ==-u -_ vs “Know Johannesburg,” roared the vet- camp gre, saying, “Look here, now, Oom

eran. “Yes I knowit. I knew it when Paul, which do you think the greater

I R S his mother wasin short petticoats. Ishot- writer of the i;w0--Goethe or Shakes-

telepliauts there before he knew the way pe ’

----- ,to find a feeding bottle with his Imouth. “

-For Princg Qf Walgs tif the young idiot has not more sense

action of such other business as shall

College. Q

Dnrknrunsr or Pnauc WoaK=. - Charlottetown. 1-ith May, 1900.

SEALED TENDERS will be received y

up till Tuesday, 51h June nex'. at 12,

delock noon. tor purchase of old Prince `

d'Wnles College, including stone and

xktoncdstion, also furnace now in

College. Terms Cash.

Building to be removed off the

premises by Tuesday, the 10th day of 3

J? ner. The cellar to be immediately t

i ed up with clay, and griund pro- pqly levelled at the expense of the qftehnser. and to the satisfaction of the] Commissioner ol Public Works. t

RICHARD SMITH. Sec’y Public Works.

3lay 16 d td w 2i

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. IIEHTIST . .

UFFIGE-Sunnyside. New

`frovss Block. First door to the, .sight up stairs.

Satisfacwfy Work. Reasonable ‘ “Because Eu-lah was 3 Prophet with Bi

‘Prices

` read in the songs of Solomon.

than to waste my time with questions of that kind pass him out of the door, and tell him tokeep out if he ever wants to see Johannesburg any more." Whereat that young Germangathered up his hat and his perfumed handkerchief, his gloves and gold-beaded cane, and ded, whilst Oom Paul growled in a voice of thunder something which no person ever

Travelling once with a party of wealthy speculators in a sparsely populated por-0 tion of the Transvaal. it was discovered f that by some untoward chance the ham- pers containing the food had gone astray. They were all so hungry that some of them were ready to eat a horse, if need be, t providing itfwas some other person’s horse. 'i One godless money hunter, tried to be blasphemously humorous at Oom Paul’s f expense. ` ` " “You are a great believer in the Bible and all its miracles, Oom Paul," he said, V with a curling lip. “I§a.m, and always shall be,” was the quiet response. “Well, p then, seeing the ravens took food to Elijah y in the wilderness, why don’t- God send I some to me by the crows? 1’d have heaps of faith afterward if he did., old man.” l Kruger look ed the ‘scoifer full in the eyes for the best part of a minute then he said:

arei’ Never read either of `em,” growled the

even then celebrated man, with -brutal frankness.

£‘Mein Gott!" ejaculated the German;

“here is a man whom the Boers call great, and he has not read Goethe!"

“Never read Will Shakespeare?" liowled

the indignant Briton; “then what the deuce have you read2” ’

“Only this,” said Oom Paul, pulling a

frayed and tattered Bible from his pocket, “and I have not half mastered its glories yet, and I have read it day and night for well nigh 40 years. When I have exhaust- ed the Bible, I’l1 perhaps find time for Shakespeare and Goethe.”

A Gloomy' -

Future

Indo Bright, and licaitli and vigour Re-

stored by the Use of Dr. chases News Food. - ~

Headache, backache, ' sleepiessness,

despondency, and irregularities are the result of an exhausted condition of ,the body and nervous system.

No treatment was ever oo eiiicaclous

in restoring heal-th. strength, vigour,

mission in life, you are only a fool with an appetite, and if God sends the crows to

iliyou, sir, they will probabl come to feed

IESIBABLE DWEil|N6'hm§v ’

t e el es, not you

At one time he was very fond of riding

on horseback as neary all Boers are.

'1'l\ewes°em half of that house?

Once when fn: for a ride he' met an old

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situated on me corner of Iliiemn mdlwoman 0 mg a1°~ng.w-ml--8i’“°di°’

mlllsboriugh Steels, at pi-can to -e-api. d ‘

She looked at the strapping young fellow rather wistfully, as if she envied him hir.

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'%¥;e;t AS °h‘l"’)‘5ern P‘:)sn’;;‘;; Gig” Ecomfortable seat on the saddle. He passed

ply ro. i

i.-ins It PARKERCAIWELL. '

lay 16 it.

ner, then looking over his sholder noticed f hat the old dame hung her head wcarily a.'~ s`ie plodded along behind him. He Line? up his ho:-se,jurnpcd down,and without

icerernony liftel the old woman, bundle

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has lde sth t R' ht fill 1900 0..... ff, Tiff. ,

Here are some of the most. important impro'-:ements_

\, and features-the dust-proof skeleton gear case-~ the com-

bined bzili and roller bearings---the ball head spoke--im-

proved crank axle-- the automatic oilini: device--the chain-

less models-the combined _ctiaster and brake-built for »

- strength on beautiful lines-handsomely finished and per-

fPCfiy equipped-looking for your ideal -you’ll find it in the r -`

MARK WR'|GHT &. G0. lid., litllii-if

and vitality as Dr. Chase's Nerve Food, the great blood builder. e

Mrs. J. M. Bradley, 100 Jane street.

Ottawa.. states:-“ For several years I have been gradually running down in health; 'I became r-¢;'-'cusziind gzzk, -e°e”§'§*°.d f‘f=>s‘i”~‘“it**'. ‘ -fin ° ~ 2. , erv ee and the wonderful rcsuiimit, his gn. coinpltshed; in others, I bbtainedlsl bor and began using it as directed. #I be-_ gan to improve immediately, and am' now restored to full health and vigour.

".-Dr. Chase’s Nerve Foodis an ex#

cellent remedy, and I can recommend it to all who are ufcalz, nervous, or run' down in healtl‘..”

Dr. C'hase’s. I-iervc Food. the world'!

greatest blood builder and nerve re- storative, 50 cents a box, at all dealers, v or Edmanson Bates and 'Co., Toronto. l

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It’-1 °-what youtgez” that counts. The Soo s nah is a most-

By cuttlngidowu the nn°i-is the cost is kept down.. _ I By saving in every pi-sinh way the price is mida'8,-V10

Bi' _putting the best possible materiel into the wneel and elrctvicilly wi ling the important parts guarantee repair ex-_

` Tlie local guarvree gon with tis S :otsmin at only $40,

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need it. `

ing the time of other people, ° '

Nothing gives such quick and effectual

relief from these distressing complaints as Dr. Fow1er’s Extract of W d Strawberry.

Broken enamels sticks, with agem be~

tween, make a pretty chain for a girl specially in blue enamel and pearls.

buffered Intense Pain.

Mrs. Chas. Miller, Bowling Green, Ont., says: “I have suffered greatly from In-t flammation Rheumatism for two years. My joints would swell and the pain was most severe. Gould not get out of bed. Milbur-n's Rheumatic P lls have cured

mThe size of a.man's bank account has -nnthingtodo with the dimensions asa

\man.

Mlnnrd's Llnlmeat Reliever Neurnlgll.

It is not generally known that Rud-

yard Kipling’s full name is Joseph Rud- yard Kipling. ‘

MILBURN’SS'1‘ERLING HEADACHE PO WDERS are easy totake, harmless inac-

tion and sure to cure any headache in from 5 tom minutes. - . _ \' A severe cold settled on my throat and

lungs so that I could hardly After .other remedies failed I tried , r. Wood s *Norway Pine Syrupand 'one bottle of it ,, completely cured me. 1 ty

Mrs. Thos. Carter. Isorthpert, Ont.

Some people who donit claim to know very much make better use of their knon- ledge than others who think they know is all. » _ A

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-Mrs. D. Williams, Gooderham P. 'O., Ont.,writ»es: “I have used Hagyarifs Yellow Oil for Burns, Scalds, Sprains, Bruises, Sore Throat and for Pains in the Stomach and Bowels, and it has always

given relief. My mother saysit is a re- gular medicine chest in itse f.

Bathe a bruise freely in hotwater to which has been a/dded sweet oil and a ‘ few drops of turpentine. Rub gently for 20 minutes, and ‘black and blue marks will be prevented.

LAXA-LIVER-PILLS work while lynn

sleep without a gripe or pain, curing ili- ousness, Constipation, Dyspepsia and _ Sick Headache and make you feel better inthe mooning. '

Love finds a way, even if it has to stand

the furniture off. I

LIVER TROUBLES, biliousness, Sallow

complexion, yellow eyes, jaundice, etc., EFI to the curative powers of LAXA- VER PILLS. They arel sure to cure.

When a girl] beg-ans to take a comic

valentine seriously she has reached th.-. 'age limit. .

Quality has much to do with the value

I of some things, buttheman withof comm-

Cumso-One thing may be said in favor

of the English generals in Sou-thAfri'oa. Cawker-What is that? V ~ ' They haven’t begun to write for the

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, magazines, .,

,Mlnar¢l's Llnlnent Cures Dindruff. I The Goming man is usually the one who

f" holds your pronilnsory note. _

2 Dyepefsla Eight Years.

Nine hott es Of, Laxa-Liver Pills cured

‘me of Dyslpepsia and Painsin the Stomach after I ha suffered 8 years and could get nothing to do me any good.

Mrs. Asa Hamilton, Bear River, N. S.

Fob chains continue much in fashion for

men. _ y

WORMS cannot exist either' in children

oraduits when DR. LOYV’S' WORM SYR- UP isuscd. 250. All dealers. , 1

< Aimee-What is classical music ?'

Maimie-Oh, don’t you know 'G It’s the

kind you have to like whether you like it or not. ' f WORMS these pests of childhood can be readily destroyed and expelled by the

use of Dr. Low’s Worm Syrup. It’ is easy to take and contains its own purgative.,

It’s an eays matter to interest a girl.

,All you have to do is talk about matri- mony, new bonnets and sleigh rides. Mlnard’s Liniment for Sale Everywhere

FOR internal Xt l .

YARD'S Y.`l’3LLO(l’li7 Ollilclaiinolgsge eI11t<l:;el?l- ed as a pain relieving and soothing remedy for all pain. ' ' _

“J ust as I opened up the front, door thi morning the newsboy ilung:tlie rolled up paper and it hit me on the' nose.”

“Well,” replied the raw"r_ac1-nib, who

had lefta department store to enter the army. “When I' left the coun

sim/inn's Luumem cures evans etc.

, “Have you got the coufiterlgnf’ asked the. sentinel. ` "

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If you want a _Toilet Sett to

' complete your house-cleaning

arraugemeits this spring, we

wantio tell you that we have

all kinds and shapes and shades

» Weieel sure that you wil

f find one here to suit your taste

,We n.-'sure you also that tie I

'prices ‘will mit yocr"pociie':* f

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book. » p - _ . Yo,iirs_B..aap’§. , V

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on sense has no reason to complain. ~

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'This silk’s twice less than cost” ” “

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since it was first exhibited ati-fthe

like it very muchyand

.sowing ce ebjeeiieiie

Will be asked sometime for

making tender,.our~line of Dental Science has devised

utilized and new

bersome plates that

overcomes this by

or roots is bridged over by every way as your-’_own_ natural teeth We would'l'ike to show you tr-ate to you the many advantages of-I you don’.¢ have to loose nny~tima=

selvs, we are in a-position to All work done in a

leded finest listed Dental

best anvwhere.

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Weigh to and Quality-imado

Solid Silver salt spoons, n_iuetard` spoons.

forks. cheese scoops, -childs knife, fork an _ In Silver plated _wavy-e our stock is umerate a quarter of them. Cake Baskets, y for breakfast -nd dinner, tearsets, ten

P. s, feeefie ...ii the been iqeeiiiy ei

t If these articles d9u’t wearwell we aqguid

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