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’ ESTAIUSIIED |89|. 'run GUARDIAN, onaanorrnrows, _Parson EDWARD ISLAND, suruamiv i\tAacH` 17 tooo. e

FMTHCUNA nuts is is n In _

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in ruler Attiwone

Preparations for St. Patriek’s Day-f-hloft=,m-

fontein isllappy -Free Statersp Surrenileiing #Roberts Promises to Lead His Men to

Pretoria-More British Forces Entering the orange State From the South.

` S. Montery sailed at 5.10 o`clock with the Strathcona Horse. .

emblrked 9" the steamer Monterey and They were given a great farewell .and fm mil early tomorrow moming.

'n'K"°°S pamded me strfet th: after' l1'n.\r.\‘<r.o.~.ns or snaxmocxs.

to rtial music, am ami great

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England will celebrate to-morrow as it

HALIFAX, March lli. -- \Specialt ~-The

Strathcona Horse sntl Island Contingent

¢h¢e|-ing and waving of banners.

1lRl'KAB1.l-:Ss s1_\' Hi'_\'m:nD.

No liner looking hotly of men ever

paraded the streets of Halifax.

Col. Steele is naturally proud of his

splendid Contingent »a fearless six hun- I10a(1s_ 'hed' § MORE S11.-xunociis 'rH.xz< EVER. ` |s1.A1\'DERs r~‘IRs‘r-~TnEv <:r~:‘r A I-’L_»\t;.

,` Jacks will wave side by side.

Shamrocks are brought over by train-

` O'rTA\\'A, March lti. (Special).-The

The 1518115 “WU led the Canadian C011* Irish flag [will ily from the City Hall to- tiwellt ill the Hlilffll- They' Wf?!`€ Dre' morrow, the Mayor raising it with his S€1\i0dWifh 11 HHH- own hands. They WSI? P-ISO £!i"@U 11 é=~'l`2U\d 1`9C9Dii0H In many other Canadian cities the Irish at New G18-“g0“¥ €‘21Ch DUU1 being Dre' A Xationalday willbe dulyhonoredand more sentedwith three boxes of confectionery Shammcks Worn than ever bef0r@_ ex-

Wlkhdies- I pressing admiration for the gallantry of usvntsnruanz; :torso noun. Irish Coinmanclers and soldiers in South

V Marci. io.-(speei..i>~H. nr. I Affifa-

\\'ltIl I-llfi N&Viil BI‘lgi‘l(ll‘) Dhklt l T“'0 BOERS To BURR EURO]_‘»E_ I

‘§“‘°well at L“‘ly"mm" sailed today Lonisxzo MARQUN, March l6..-(Special) ‘l hhd‘°d‘ , Two Boer Commissioners sailed for*

USIJSABA-\'T -\T »\l-IW-\I» NORTH- A Europe on the German Steamer Thotia.

. v&'\blnt`S€l1tX'y lIltO All\\'3l NOYtll ‘NHS l ROBERTS \\'[LL LEAD To PRE1-0RIA_

'f°°l’°dwith great enthusiasm' At- Bloemfontien today all is peace and. ahmthe Boer commander’ apmoglzed quiet. Residents accept the British oc-

!" the °°”d“°t of his men during ther cupation with manifest equanimity.

*t fe' days' Saying he could not com Lord Roberts is handling civic alfai bl them' - with great skill and rapidly organizingl “PY ABERDEEN PRSE-‘T5 SHAMROCKS- fora forward movemeut and has promised

ALONWN, March l6~-(Special)-The Prince his troops to lead them into Pretoria".

o||dPrincess of Wales opened a sale or- Hr: Is covznxon PRE'1"rYnrAN Now.

linked bythe Irish Industries Associa- Gem P,-ettyman has been appginted tlonat the Mansion House. _ _ _ Great crowds were present. The Ldrd lhyor and Sherrills received the Royal

Party.

Lady Aberdeen presented a sprig of > ' --* p

Slllmrock to the visitors. _

11!!! HORSE wont: SHAMRGCKS- , -HALIFAX. March 16. (Special).-The S

ey's Liniment cures Whooping r A Made from pure

cream of tartar. .

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thefood

against alum.

Alum ' wdersaire thegfeatst of the przseotday.

ROYAL BAKING POWDER ®., NEW VON(-

thereon?

militiaescort. All the men wore shamrocks. A

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_ never before celebrated St. Palrick`s day. \ I -L Every where the Green Flag and Union ` J ‘

_ _Q LIEUT. J. A. McDONALD _

Charlotteto wn, Now on His way to South

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Governor of Bloemfontein and his order f calls on all Free Staters within ten miles

to surrender their arms, promising them

compensation fps- the confiscation of ` their i property. l

OUR Lossx-is Ar DRrFo.\'T1-HN.

In the fight at Drifoetein March 10 the I3

British losses were 62,killed, 313 wounded, _

including one Canadian.

ters and 43 men in Bloemfontein hospital. , tempting by dipping in a batter of

all being wellcared for. _ - -'- amflmnk-am] .ml _bmwm Set-mi

He will give 'all the Boer wounded their

liberty. ' The Free Somers south of Bioemfont-_ ein are all surrendering. ‘ p

AT BLOEMTFONTEIN, ALL W_'}:§L'L,

‘ O'1'rA‘.\’.\, March 16 “(Special)-A tele-

gram to the Minister oi,Militia. from Col. I

Ott-er anounced that the Canadians are

at Bloemfontein, all well. A ' `

New Yonfsroci usr.

Closing prices March 17th.

American' Sugar '

American Steel and Wire

Aznerican Tobacco Brooklyn Transit Burlington » Continental Tob. 1

Federal Steel

Federal Steel Prid f

Louisville and Nashville

New York Central

Rock Island

St. Paul

p Tennessee Coal and Iron

,‘ United States Rubber Union Pac Pr’fd Dil April Cotton per 100 lbs p g 93l§

CHICAGO MARKETS.

012 563 1053 67# 1262 283 50 73% nil 134§ 108% 1233 915 245,*

CHICAGO, March, 17.-(_Specia.l)-The lowing_.are the closing rates;

March, wheat, 66%; corn, 35;, oa.ts,_,

pérk, $11.05. ' ‘ ` l May, wheat, 573;; corn, 37%, oats, pork, $11.15.

July wheat, 67%, corn,'372 oats,

1 pork, $11.07-3;.

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» Tunder-supply at the news

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You vnnld not tlvnk of blowing powders

R U0tif the ublishers- 15 tfl or snuff on a -sore on tha_~ou"eside

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I I 6? ywr 'D33' www you 2 A ~”ty yeserday 'afternoon He left last

Fine lnots, some Calf, so

Dongola.. They were all good Vllue at first price, but they’re|

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them out so we‘vema.rked them

gciil 1' Printers, QE -

down about half.

Lot N0. l-4 pairs

Lot rgggilaroprige log;-5'; p P

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“ml L50. rirgufar wprict; ' . 3.25 to 4 O0.

Lot N0. 3-34. pair. $1.75

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Lot 1;;/_ular price 2.fi5;to

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‘ty Fancy Goods. .‘§.olszlno o. noon

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I why do you do is than v.»r.n me time ca.-_ tarrhal ulcers on the inside of your nose ?

EREE s'1‘_»xT1-:Rs sURRnNmsRI.\‘u. S015 by S_ “Q Dodd and G_ E_ Hugh¢s_

Lord Roberts found seven British oiii- 1 _ v_`i°°"`°""" ` 'r f _ 1

“A LUMP LIKE LEAD"-How often one hears the dyspeptic complain of this; sensation in t-he stomach. Through nel' glect or overwork the digestive 'organs weakened and this symptom is“`t-he com- ` mon sensation after eating. pine- apple contains a large percentage ofvege- table pepsin, and is a potent_aid tion. This discovery has givqg 10 the, world natures delightful and positive cure, Dr. Von Stan’s Pineapple Tablets-A 60 in a box 3_5 cents

Dry pieces of bread con be made very

hot with catchup or maple sirup. `,

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aon. Narnnsrnn cnnnxn war...

“Look before you leap.” Be sure you

Hood’ Sarsaporill _ ‘

iqftand yo; will find hdaltheiid mt

R8_In0-~-“ Baldwin are you hungryf’

Baldwin N03? . _ R‘~mb0'"W'=l\. I. Let`s`go and eat a couple of cocktails.” '

ro cone n;co|.u no A mtv.

Take Laxative Bnomo Quinine T bl ts. tlzliglilssgggs reéurrvdytha money it di fills on emi; box.. . . roves slgnlture

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DALHOUSIB NOTES.

' 'rue sedate; Debating society _ Dalhousie College, I-Ia.lifo`x, held its lost meeting for the present term on Thursday evening, March Sth. _

appointed.

President, R. S. Boehner. ‘

Vice-President, S. A. Fulton. Secretary, E. M. Flemming.

p Treasurer, Geo. H. Ross.

Executive Committee.-J. L. Bingay,

L. Cumming, D. Murray, 'W. Gould.

Lecture Course Committee. - F. A.

Morrison, W. T. Hallam, W. H. Collin A. M. McLeod, A. S. Murray

interests of Nova Scotia.” ; Messrs. J. L. Bingay and W. P. Fraser

' (_ `fFREE~TRE<ATMENT.

For Catarrh,Brouchitis,Intluenza,Colrls.

You have probably read of thenew Catan- hozone method of treatment and its wond- erful cures' of these diseases. We want you to try'Catarrhozone and be convinced .of its merit. "For a short time we will send to the‘reatlers of this paper, FREE, a 25 cent outtit, sumcient in most cases to per-A manently cure. Send your address and ,enclose 10 cents in stamps tp cover the t cost of mailing. N. ' C. , Poison' dc Co. ,Kingston Out. _ _ f '

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` l ~ .- A PERSDNAL MENIGN

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Mr. F. WT-Hyndman returned home last

Vnight.

Mer. Wm. Hobkirk returned to the city

last night. 'Premier Farquharson returned yester- day evening. ' 3 Mr. A. A. McLean went to Georgetown last evening by the' outward express. ; '

1 Rev. J. K. Frarer returned to the city yesterday afterniion, from Alberton.

Among the visitors tn the city yesterday

was Mr. K. J. Marton, Summerside.

Mr. D., O. M. Reddin returned to the

city yesterday evening by the mail train.

Mr. Geo. E. Baker, Summcrside was ref

gistered at the Queen Hotel yesterday af-

. terno on. "

ilottetown are spending a. few days North Wiltsnirc. ‘ ‘ '

friends in Summerside and isa. guest

Mr, W. B.'McKenzie, Government En

to one any thsofnight, . '

Mr. Edward Rendle leaves today on pleasure t1'-ipwest. he will spend Sunda in Suznmerside. ' ‘

Miss J. Reid of Summerside left las

spend some months. _

Mr. S. E. Reid, M. L. A. came to th

-an cities.

Japanese Catarrh Care is a healing salve. It is the only real cure fo Catatrh

E A well-known lady .of Springliel-i.

Ont.,_ writes a. few commonsense words regarding her experience in try- ing Japanese Catarrh Cure. She says: -“ Enclosed find $2.50 for six boxes ox' Japanese Catarrh Cure. A few days

,‘ ago I received 2. sample box. and from ,the results obtained from this sample

I am sure the remedy will cure_me_. 1 have great faith in a. salve like this for eatarrh and believe it to be the

proper thing. We never blow powder l on a sore of any kind. and I don’t see ; why people advertise powders to cure i c_':~.*.e.rz'h. I have tried all the powders

on th; mark-ct. they rclieveil at 1 Lime. ut I was worse wnen s oppc tl using them. Japanese Catarrh Cure

healing penetrating, volatile

l; is a. ._ ' . . ' ` ` pomade, it reaches every catarrhal

fcrseased portion of the head and

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l Miss Hettie Clow, North Wiltshire,who has been exceedingly ill, forthree weeks with inflammation of the lungs, is now recovering.

Mr. Geo. Monroe neturned last _night from Colorado. His many friends will 1e- gret tolearn that his health is still im- ' paired. » ` " Rev. Geo. Millar of Brookfield was in the city yesterday and leaves this morn- ing for Souris where he will preach on Su nday. hir; Millar is in the interest of the Century Fund. '

Mr. J. Moffatt. who has been in the pro-

vince for the purpose of purchasing a number of draught horses for the Domin- ion Coal Co. left last night for the main- lan'd About 13 horses will be forwarded

§ Lionda it M M ‘rw has m__l'»ake Dr. Ward’s Blood and Nerve

Mr. and Mrs. Artemas Godkin of Char-

- Miss Abbott of this city .is visiting,

Mr. Thoma.s,Hinton. ` ' A

gineer vvas a. passenger by the mail train

a Y

iight en route to Boston and other Ameri-

, On Friday at 3 p.m. the Sophomom"Closs

‘held their annual business meeting forl

l the appointing of class olllcers and Gllette - Editors for the ensuing year.

The following were elected:

President, `G, A. Christie. _

Vice-President. Miss L. Thomas.

See.-Treasm~er,R. H, Stavert.

Gazette Editors, G. H. Sedgwiess, J. L Binsay- _ ' Rev. Geo. J. Bond, delivered a very ln# teresting and instructive lecture' before the students on Sunday March, 11th, -at 3 I p. m. on the subject: "The Socialism, of Jesus Christ." He showed_ in o forceoble 5 anner that the ills of two present world ` would never be healed 'until the ;` principles of the teachingl of Jana Christ were applied to the action of everyday life. What might be ter! the keynote of the lecture was `struck

the following quotation from lt“Thy

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om Oh Christ is the Kingdom for ations and thy Dominion shall extend

all Generations.” I

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It is hehiombie to da no have

new heart scareevery 24'hours.

commonest symptoms of dyspepsio nerve trouble, such' as polpitotloo. weak spells, loss ofeappetito and circulation, are 'magnided and toned into serious signs of hart ble, with the object of frightening public into taking this or that

ltheart trouble _we hear about were

real, the cemeteries would be filled in o. month. A wrong construction ie' put upon common ailments in onli'

intact £3.15.

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Before the debate for the evening was Tomlin ld*

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taken the ollicers for next year were W¢3|m1¢,\1¢`

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Honorary President, Professor Howard Th' 'gd

The Wereanf ll ': _ °utthe"°k°t`“

Murray, B.A. ‘ BRAKIILII kH&@

The following debate was then dis- Aman", cussed: “Resolved that an enforced low w°'°°°'h3 ‘requiring compulsory attendance at the Hans Kun ii

public schools would be to the best Rghgfg

enemoiuuon, wlxtlaotessis. I.; J... mum mrs

p Miller and C. O. Main opposed it. ~ vii* Ui t The _ resolution was carried by quite a A im 9 ‘

large majority. Several others book port

in the discussion after which.Mr. W..'l‘. ogmtdlckima Hallam read a very interesting critique. dyke that ylelk Ql.&i

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night for Pennsylvania where she wil '

ro humbug the people into the born( that heart disease is prevalent, when as real heart trouble. which il ro; sadly and suddenly fatal when it dnoli occur, is a rare disease. Lopsided I arguments cannot convince on in 1 ,diligent psfsple xmas vit.: ere* 'moot ofthe bloodg little iron. means weakness. lock spirits, pal- ,S tid che:-ks, shortness of breath, sleep-} lessness, nervousness, loss of vital force ending in general break down.. Fha iron in Dr. Ward's Blood ond? Nerve Pells is in the soluble form you need, in combination with other curl.-.y tive agents in such a manner that disease can’t resist their action. Y feel yourself getting- well when you

. _ _on y nex . r. o at p _~ Sum: Side. throat, and will. permanently cure any ; _ » P1115 _

__ ~ @! l y case of catarrh wherever' located Your “based S0me50h°1'S°5 0” th* Island dur' 0° ,sox 5b,x,,, for Au an U.

i.§)"¢i @ ff? , , “g “v “ if druggist sells it. Price 50 cents. Ling the past year. A smwwuughs &C,,,_ Tgwm 0"; 8' k ’ L so so @ih@r@Y t _ _ 1 t » *

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