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QUESTION SETTLED

Between England and Russia

BY A DIRECT EXCHANGE OF VIEWS.

The Russian Assurances are Com-

pletely Satisfactory.

[Srxetan ro Tae Exanryaer |

Lox pow, March 10.—The Daily Graphic rays that the Niu Chwang loan contract crisis has been amicably vettlea by a direct exchange of views between the British and Ruesian Governments.

The Russian assurances are comyletely

The whole difficulty is ended and the two Governments are arranging a scheme by which their relations in the far east may be permanently regulated.

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Change on the I, C, BR,

(Srxeiat To THE EXAMINER. }

Quvesec, March 10.—Is is eaid that A ouellette districts,uperintendeat of the I,C. E. from Montreal to St. Flavie, bas been

Aanssessassded | THE CHINES

MILITIA ORDERS.

Promotion in the 4th P. E. Island Regiment.

(Sreciat. vo raz Examiner. |

OrrawaA, March 10.—Among the Militia general orders are the followicg :

4+h P. KR. Island Regiment , provision- a), 2od Lieut. H. D. McLean retires ; to be Zod Lieut. Sergt. J. P. Leslie, Vice H- McLean.

Britan’s Representative of the Con-

gress

(Brgeorat TO tea Eximiver)

Lonpou, March, 10—The Daily Graphic understandsthat Sir Julian Pauncefote, British Ambassador is tobe appointed to represent Great Britain at the forthcoming couference for the limitatioa of arma- ments.

The Pope's Health.

(Speociat TO Toe Examiner.) }

MazZoni who found it was makiog excq): lent progress.

Divorce in New Brunswick.

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(Sreciat to Tus Examivee.|

sugpeade!. General Superiatendent Price je wow locking after his department.

Mail Recovered From the Labrador

(Sreeiat ro Tuz Examiver )

Loyvox, March, '0.—Six mail bags be- longing to the wrecked Domminion L‘ne Labrador have beeu received.

HOTEL ARRIVALS

Queen Hote]: P Sinclair, Summerfield ;

Jshaston, Hattie McLeod, New London,

Hotel Davies: W H Bowser, Ches Nicoll, Mostreal;G@ F A Anderson, St, Joho; H Linall, Toronto; W J Bulman,

Charlottetown ; Peter MacNutt, Malpeque ; | H B Snook, W 8 Danilap, Truro; W

* Wife of Adam Bell.

Rev. John Goldamith, Alberton; Nett e;

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van, Marek 10.—The court at ¢ Feedeciii has gtauted adivorce to the Bell is @ cigar manu-

facturer at St. Stephen,

HEAST DISE ASE,

20" E FACTS REGARDING ti”

RAPID INCREASE OF HEART TROUBLE

Do NotBe Alarmed, But Look For he Cause.

Heart troubles, at least among the Americans, are certainly increasiag and while this may be largely due to the excite- ment aud worry of American business life, it ie more often the result of weak

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DIED.

Ia Lynv, Mass, ou Marth &th; 1899, | Sarah Jane Coffin, relict of the iate Joseph MoeVarish, of Mcrell, im the 67th yedr of herage. The deceased has been a resi-~ cent of Lynn for the past seven years and was very highly esteemed for ber many ea\imable traite of character, and her death is deeply mourned by a wide circle of friends and acquaintances. Her son, Mr. Wallace McVarish, of Morell, crossed at the Capes on Wednesday to bring home ber remains. May her soul rest in peace.

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LOCAL NOTICES.

First choice will soon be picked up. Come at once. T. J. McKenzie & Co.

Buy where you can buy cheapest. If you follow this advice you wil] be one of Week’s & Co’s customers. Our announce- ments are clearly etated and without ex- aggeration. The experienced shopper and the child are placed on the same fvoting at Weeks & Co’s, the People’s Store.

Miss Mamie McLeod crossed at the Capes last Tuesday on return from a trip to New York and other leading American cities, where she attended, the larce dress- making openings; also studying the latest American and Parisian fashions. Miss McLeod is now prepared to meet al ber old customers and as many new ones as will favor ber with their patronage in her parlors in F Perkins & C2’s store.

Arrived.—They have come, and they are gems. A nicer line of spring and summer suitings it is hard to find. J.T.McKenzie & Co.

The mens hats sold by Jatwies Paton Co ate acknowledged to beof the highest quality; we iovite inspection.

If you bave not bought hats from us before try us now.—Jas Paton & Co.

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Tonic, Stomach Regulator. To thou-

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stomachs, of poor digestion, Real organic disesae is incurable, but

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Division --- Meeting Wiltshire.

The meeting of District Division No. 4was heldat Wiltshire yesterday with Kingston SB8tar Divisioa. The reports from the various delegates were very encouraging, there being a large number as we'l as visitors present. A resolution regarding the plebiscite was unanimously adopted. The cfiicers were elected for the ensuing year as follows:

A W Tantcn, city—Dis W P.

Berta Lewis, Royalty—Dis W A.

Herbert Toombs, Winsloe—Dia Scribe.

John Ejlwarde, North Wiliwbire—Dis Treasurer.

Geo Ayers, Union Road— Dis Chap.

B Younker, Kingeton—Dis Con.

T Good, Royaliy—Dis Seo.

Walter Burke, do—Dis P WP.

‘ihe public meeting wh.ch was held a! night, was overcrowded. The fob- lowing programme was rendered :

District at

WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY.

Some Successful Experiments Made In England.

Loxpon, Mar. 8.—Great interest wae excited at a meeting of the Society of Klectric Engineers on Thursday night by Signor Marconi’s wireless telepraphy demonstration. Hesenta message trom one end of the hall to the other on @ smal! apparatus, and said that operations, in progress daily for months between South Foreland and the Lightshipat the Bast Goodwins, showed that on no single occasion head communication been inters rupted despite al} sorts of bad weather. Messages beiween the Queen at Osborne avd the Privce of Wales ou the Royal yacht have been in some instances trané—

mit'ed eight miles over land intervening.

During the lecture Murconi received @ note conveying the permission of the French government to establish his system between Folkestone and Boulenge. Mar~ coni states (eat a vertical wire rising to @ beight of 114 jeet will be sufficient to

Singing—Lift the Temperance Banverjeneure commun.cation between the two

Bligh... cee cccanescesacencs Cheir Op-ning Rewarks.......+-+-A W Tapton NI incites: teevesnees aca eee Address of Welcome..... Nicholas Colwill PODS 5 vcs teen cng cg Le Reading ....0.sessserreceereeees.- tre Hughes Reply to Addreas of Welcome...Geo Ayers Singing—Temperance Rally.... ...Choir

Speech .....ccucvecserrerrsreee.- ROW Mr Brown BOlO.ccccocse ssccceeees . Miss Lionel Stevenson Recitation ......s..+0-+.---.domily Ayers

Speech... sc. i ssisindilialihie W G Sabine

ue . Singitg— Brohibition Bells............Choir Rows, March 10.—An examination of? Speech....... oe the Pope’s wound was msde today by;

eee... OY Mr Davison KeCit@lion.....c00eseeree- - ...fberbert Toombs Speech—Grand Scribe.........— T Weeks Closing Chorus—Good Night.,........Ghoir Tne next session, will be held st North River in June 208,

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OBITUARY.

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la grippe, in the 87th year of her age. The deceased was a vative of the County

Province neatly sixty years ago. endeared herself to all who knew her for

her piety, devotion to duty and inoffensive aod upright character, and her memory

‘ends and acquaintances.

: "a, to the Catholic Church, Kinke- where a

High Magsof Requiem wa. - i by the Rev. J. J. McDonsld ree - = happy repose of her soul, after which ». conducted the burial service in the church and adjacent cemeiery.

Her death leaves a blank that to those who were near and dear to her can never be filled, ard we cannot more appropriately express ‘heir feslings than by quoting the

not one case in a hundred cf heart troubles

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The close relation between heari trouble and poor digestion is becatise both ofgane are controlled by the same great nerves, the Sympathetic avd Pheumogastric.

In another way, aleo the heart is affect~ ed by the forny f poor digestion, which causes gas and fermentatian from half digested fcod. There ie a feeling of im- pression and heavioess in the chest caused by pressure of the distended stomach on the heart and lunge, ioterfering with the action; hence arises palpitatioa and sbort breatb.

Poor digestion also poisons the blood, making it thin and watery, which irritates and weakens the Leart.

The most sensible treatment for heart trouble is to improve the digestion and to insure the prompt assimilation of food.

This can be done by the regular use after meals of some safe, pleasant and effective digestive reparation, like Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets, which may be found at most drug stores and which contaia valuable, harmless digestive ele- ments in ay leasant, convenient form.

It issafe to say thatthe regular persist~ ent use of Stuart’s Dysrepsia Tablets at meal time will cure any form of stomach trouble except cancer of the stomach. __

Full size package of these tablets sold by druggists at fifty cents. Little book on stomach troublee mailed free. Addrees F. A. Stuart, Co., Marshal), Mich.

J. O. SIMS

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PRODUCE BROKER.

An extensive City and Shipping Trade gives meé excellent facilities for handling to best ad- vantage your shipments of Lobsters, Cheeze, Butter, Bacon, Ersgs and Poultry.

Corresposdence solicited.

Top Market Prices andprompt Returns Gua anteed. ar, 3nd—2m ecd

fol owing lines :

“ Come! and gaze on our faces once more,

Bring ts the smiles of the olden days Come ! and shine in your place once more,

And change the dark into golden days. Gone ! pone ! gone ! joy is fled for us.

Gone into the night of the nevermore, And darkness reste where you shed for us

A light we shall miss forever more.”

2+ere Norice.—Applicaiions will be received at the City Clerk’s office from pasties desiring to take the examination for license to engage in, or werk at, the business of plumbing within the city according to the rules and regulations of the Board of

Health.

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It is our sad duty to record the death’ of Mre. Margaret McCourt, relict of the} late Bernard McCourt, which occured at ; her residence, Kinkora, on the 7th inst, of

Mopaghan, Ireland, and emigrated to this

During her long j»wroey through life she

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