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Robert Bond Cured by Dodd's Kid- ney Pills After Being Given up

by Insurance Co.

Bry iges, A} 17.— Robert Bond, ct » place is famous as the man who w Owe Total Disal ty by the Pro vi Ps Si. Thomas, and i jue \ vered, owlug te Dis use

*% Kidney Pills. Hee ffered R Disease and was given uy

} I Con : | Dn 0 c nis ¢ $f \ i th v ! cl ‘ i D c D I y Piile t 0 ‘ we i y boxes } x 1ay ecent ié¢ t quirer read’: iar Sir—I» answer to yours, I would | eA ¢ cure by Dodd’e Kidney Pills was) ° ep ‘rely eatie‘actory and I recommend | tt mi t heartily Youre truly, Resert Bon.

pectal Notice.

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Having puichased from Mr. F. J Hornsby the stock and good will of his Book and Stationery Busines in the Morris Block, we will continue the st siness in its various branches, sell-

re at lowest prices for cash only. Miss h. Hornsby , who has managed the tusiness in the past, will be in charge

ot the store, and will be pleased to attend to all old customers and many new ones.

A choice new stock of Wall Papers will be at once put on sale, and all de- par.ments of the business will be kept well stocked. A well supplied news stard will be a special feature of the Lusiness. Jhe store will be known as “the Bazaar Bookstore.”

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Suecessors to F. d. dORKSBY.

MORRIS BLOCK. . <“h’iown, Ma “h 1S) 1900.

REMOVAL

EK. HM. BEER

—HA® REMOVED HIS-- Insurance Offic © —TO—

Marx Wright & Co’s Showrooms NIRTH SIDE QUEEN 8‘ J 22 All Kinds of Insurauce.

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HOW COL. SCOTT-TURNER

FELL, Gunner Knott, R. A., writing: to his | friends of the Kimberley seige says

“The biggest fight we had was on 28th

November, 1890 ; it was from daybreak to daybreak, 24 hours. We lost our commander, Col. Scott-Turner. It was at the battle of Dronfield, seven miies ym Kimberley It was a beautifu oonlight night, about twelve o’clos ne when the news came for us to ret but we haa taken two of the enemy’s pes and | em Kk r the 1 ht hen the ) ire gall ( lurnet waniec ] pye. He made a charge with about 500 men, who got on top of the kopje, but had to retire, for they were short of ammu niti When they were on the top Cel. Turner was shot in the head and killed « e Ss] It was a beautiful sight to see those 50° men charge at | | daybreak, and shocking to see the | poor fellows getting shot down like sheep at a slaughter. Our total killed

of whom 30 funerais the

}and wounded were 76, (died, and there were 25 next afternoon,”

who it is well known takes a keen in- terest in the latest provements which | military operations, has been studying | the question of applying the automo- bile in military service, and evidently | * considers that it wit 5é ef great value, las he has decided to award a prize of ;

| | The Em, peror William, of Germany, | ! | inventions and im-

the purpose. A number of experi-- ments have been recently made in this direction, and it isafter considering the favorable results of these tests that the decision to award the prize was taken.

Lord Reberts has issued an order permitting a train of twenty trucks ef merchandise to come into Bleemfon- tein. This will be the first train of this kind that has been allowed to enter the town since the occupation by the British. Hitherto only passen- ger trains with the personal belong--| —— ings of the people on board were al-- lowed to come in.

The Chambers of Commerce of

Cape Town, Port Blizabeth, and Bloemfentein recently sent a joint petition ‘to Sir Alfred Milner, Goy-

ernor of Cape Colony and British High Commissioner, asking him to re- include the districts of the Orange Free State in the Customs union as rapidly as they are occupied by British treops. When the war broke out these districts were, of course, ex- cluded from the unien. Sir Alfrea agreed te do so.

The 14th Hussars have arrived by road frem Bethulie.

Sublime faith—Parson—‘o you take thie man for better or for worse ?

Bride—He couldn't be better than he is, and I’m sure he won’t bs worse.

Good looks are often a great draw- back to a man in business.

-_——— > 0 += Babies Have Croup,

No disease comes so suddenly and ——, ously upon its vietim as Croup. py is the mother who has at hand Dr. C age’s Syrup of Turpentine when the dear ones awakes in the night coughing and Larue § for breath. This famous remedy is the stan

N-rx—I aro prepared to place all ela-- -«f FIRE INSURANCE at rates whic dety competition. You cam save Met by calliag on

H. BEER, aaiee Insurance Avent

Feb 12.

Smoke Glasses

In spring when sunshine rencers seeing painful color— ed spectacles are often a rest and benefit to the eyes,

We likely have just what will help you.

CH TAYLOR

Jeweler & Optician,

Sunnyside, Queen Square.

ee,

Rmpty Bottler Wanted

10,000 Dozen.

The Halifs x Breweries Co., Ltd., will pay the higb«et casb price for emp ¥ ale and porter nt borles at their Office, Qucev Street or at the Beigkton Brewery

by in the homes of this continent as &@ prompt and certain cure for croup, bronchitis, coughs, colds, asthma and throat irritaflon. 25 cents a bottle. Family size @ cents,

Some people wear glasses because they can’t believe their own eyes.

New Hats, New Caps, New Ties, New Suspenders, See our north window for novelties in

Bros.

Juet opened a full line of English and | American hats ard caps in latest shapes and styles at bettom prices.—Joho Mc-

Leod & Co.

he Jap, Garcia, La Industriz, La Hamaca, Picador, El Merito and Fenix.

Cigaretiesr. ‘Tobacco, Pipes.

Macdonald's Drug Store

$20,000 for the vehicle best adapted to |

neekwear for Kaster.—Prowse |

THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTBTOWN, APRIL 18, 1900.

sir Louis , ree ri Ole,

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Toa que etion by Mr. Martin, | Davies gave a flat decial o that Henry J. Pineau, M. P | Island, wae employed hy t

lor any member of it now iv O:iawa Ail the same he its Paris with Mr. | Tarte, aitending the exhbibi ion, while bis, | absence from e Ja] nd Leg! lnture al~ 1| lows the loca! Liberal government to carry on business with amajoriy of one. hir Pineau was elecied to p sethe govern meat.- 8 wa Uitiz Sir,— O ng Hansard of the 9tbinet., I ‘ind tha: M Martin aeked about certain corres between ie Marine Department avd Pinean which eome reputable parities have inapected. But, of course, the Minister of Marine never knew anything abou Ludeed, to put the matter out of cour rrevocably, Sir Louis eheok his head determinedly and declared: “Ido not know Henry Jd. Pinean ;:[ would vot know him ifI met

him,”

It wae bad enough ti spirit Pinesu cff and send bim to Paris, where everybody believes he has gone, but after seducing and discrediting him, to deny is thecitimax of political hearileeness Poor Pineau basn’t a cent to call his own; he is sola | fixed by Liberal ceives corresponcenc? from the Marise Department ; he goes to Ottawaat their invitation ** to get ready for Paris”; he stays about Ottawa till Tarte is ready to

sail, writing right and left under the frank ,

jof*D B Mch., M. P.”; « great storm the first determination to send him publie- ly and openly Lasto be modified ; so eff | he goes with the master of the admipis-

him thus, |

out by Liberal heachmen; he is heelere; he re- |

| arises in the Liberal camp over him, and ! are appliable to!

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tration to Paris upder a bushel. | | What ean Henry J. Pineau do} to show off eur exhibit of apples, | fone kiad of whieh he canmot tell RSS

from avother ? What value is the country | to get for $10 aday forten menthe aud) expenses for Mr. Pineau ? Nothing!; werse | | than nothing. The whole thing is the vilest piece of politics ever operated in this provivee, and the people, grit and tory, declare itaueh. After betraying the uafertunets man it is easy todeny him on the fleer of the Rouse. Before either Farqubereon or Sir Louis Davies come back again from the people, hewever,

like. Ifether reasons were wanting this Pimena business alone would be the death

of any government. W.E.

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is a symptom of Kidney

Disease. A weiiniielie doctor has said, ‘I never yet madea post-mortem ex- aminationinacase of death from Heart Disease with- out finding the kidneys wereatfault.” The Kidney medicine which was first oa the market, most success- ful for Heart Disease and all Kidney Troubles, and most widely imitated is

Dodd’s Kidney Pills

TASH DOWN ! CASH DOWN

The higkes for scrap iron, | lead, sempre brass er any old alley at Esdale Foundry. | T. A. McuEAN, Charlottetown

CLEARANCE SALE

Estate of the Late Mrs. lLewis, Nerth Side of Queen Square.

Crockeryware, Lamps, | Fancy Goods, etc. 25 aud 30 per cent dis- count, for 3 few days only. Sale to com- mence Sgturday morning April 14th.

Come earley and secure bargains. Terms ( cash.

Dr. J. C.Houston

Physician & Surgeon | SOURIS, P. E. |. "==

Graduate McGill University,’ 98.

Glass, Chiva,

Deor to Mercha

| OrFicE-——Next Bank.

they will know this better than they would |

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store like this of ours:

We offer you such a range of patterns as you ’d expect to find only in ‘the large cities.

Thousands upon thousands of new patterns, hew color- ings, new designs—are in now—aw aiting your inspection.

The greatest stock ever brought to Prince Edward Is-

land is this of ours.

‘To choose your new papers, there

this minute.

Come now when you’re sure of first choice.

Bring in 4 memo, of your

room sizes.

You'll find out that it’s al- most as cheap to have your

wall papered—as to go with-

out,

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Choose from © Thousands

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That’s one advantage of dealing with a Wall Paper

Ifs not too early

MOORE & McLEOD.

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For whitening, tinting and painting at low-

FENNELLG CHANDLER

April lith 1900.

Alabastine, Kalsomine,

Varnish Stain,

Gold Paint,

Floor Paint,

Star Hnamel. SIMON W. CRABBE.

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Allnew fresh goods this season.

JOUN MLEOD & CO

in Scotch orman cnesvetiokate-nal very Mine prices to a

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For House Cleaners

Muralo, in 12 tints,

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FOR

Easter

Niee Valencia Oianges 15e per dozen,

California Navel Oranges

Fancy Palermo L:mons.

Northern Spy Apples.

Baldwin & Russet Apples.

Malaga Green Grapes.

Cape Cod Cranberries.

Figs Dates etc., at

3EER & GOFF Queen & King Square Grocers.

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