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‘lies’ Geld Filled Watches $15.00 to $20.00

-otlemen’s Gold Filled LC hhk<-—ii

$12.00 te $39.00 W. W. WELLNEE.

weler and Engraver.

C28 ‘MUNORECREQUOSUGRERGRERRERGOEERE hite’s ‘aramels a0 i nowflake

‘ -acolates <—~ Can be had at any

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T. J. Morris

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W. rickard & Co, W. A. Hutcheson W. F. Carter Siewart & Gates Sanderson & Co. J.D. MeLeod & BR. H, Uason,

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can do better for you in these inen. These staple articles must Come up to our standard tefore we will buv them. Choice Indian Tea (Bramah) l4: per !h, other brands at moderate prices, Freeh proud

coffee 36c per

SANDERSON & CO

Victoria Row Grocers.

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A few dozen _ regulation Hockey Sticks and Pucks re- cerved Saturday.

A few Shin Pads left which can be bought cheap,

CHAS J. MITCHELL,

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The highes {or scrap iron, lead, copper, brass or any old alloy at Kedale Foundry.

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THE QUEEN'S IRISH ANCES. TRY.

“ An Irish-American Episcopal cler- gyman,” in a letter to a New York newspaper, puts forth the following interesring, if remarkable, claim that Her Majesty the Queen is descended from the ancient Kings of Erin. He says: “The proposed visit ef Queen Victoria to Ireland is a most interest- ing event, and if properly managed may be of the greatest consequence to the present well-being of the British Empire, and to the future of Ireland as a part of the Enipire.

It is a remarkable evidence of the dullness of the English mind and of its want of comprehension of the senti- ments and motives which govern men, that it has never been able to enter in- to the feeling which the Irish have for their past history and its associations. Ireland itself—its great past, of learn- ing, piety, poetry, chivalry and devo- tion to the ‘old blood ’—England has never been able to understand.

Hence no offer has ever been made on the part of the sovereign, or of the royal ptinces, much less of the English ministers, to sentiments of hereditary affection and loyalty which still linger in the Irish heart for its old | dynasties and ‘ old blood.’

The Queen, for example, is of the old Irish royal strain. She is not only a Guelph and a Stewart, she is one of the reyal O’Connors. The last Irish sovereign of the whole island was Roderick O’Connor. His sons were slain. His daughter married Hugo de Lacy. Their daughter married a De Burg, Earl of Ulster ; from them des- cended Ellen wife of Robert Bruce, King of Scotland. (Curiously enough the mother of Robert Bruce was a des- cendant of Eva, daughter of the King of Leinster, while his wife was the des- cendant of Roderick O’Connor, the last of the great kings, a supreme mon- arch of Ireland). ‘he grand-daughter of Robert Bruce, the Princess Mar- gery, married the Lord High Steward of Scotland, and through her the

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ALMOST A MIRA‘CLE.

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Strange Case of Kidney Disease Reported at Smith’s Falls.

Smitn’s Fxiis, March 19.—QOne of the most remarkable cures ever performed by Dodd’s Kidney Pills was that of Mrs. George Barnes, of thistown. Mrs. Baraes was afflicted with Female Weskness and Urinal ‘Trouble resulting from kidney disease. Thedisease had also a serious tffecton her senses of sight and hearing, for at times Mre. Barnes wou'd be exceed. ingly deaf and short-sighted.

Mrs. Barnes givesan acccunt of her case for publication: ‘‘I have consulted a doctor,” she writes, “who gave me medi- cine that seemed to make me worse at times. I was told of Dodd’s Kidney Pills, and] got one box. I have used part of the box and ain completely cured, and strange to say both my hearing and eyesightare now unaffected.”

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McLeod, Morson _ & McQuarrie Barristers, Solicitors, &c.

Orrice—Brown’s Block; Souch Side Queen Square.

CHARLOTTETOWN, PEI. LOANS NEGOTIATED.

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Stuarts claimed the Scottish crown. From thence it is easy to trace how the Royal blood of Ireland, Scotiand and England meets in the person of the reigning Queen Victoria.

I venture the statement that If the Queen on arriving in Dublin were to

of England, but as the daughter of the old Irish monarchs, constitutionally representing them, and appealing as a daughter of the last of the royal O’Connors to my kinsmen and subjects there would be a shout of Irish loyalty and chivalry which has never been heard since the days of Tara.

But alas! no English prince or monarch has ever touched that string.

What the Irish resent always is this forgetfulness of precious histerical memories,

had no dynasty, no princes, no nobles,

with a Christian and beautiful past.”

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One of the most danger- ous and repulsive forms of

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Kidney Disease is

for which Dodd's Kidney Pills are tie only certain cure. In Dropsy the Kid- neys are actually dammed up, and the water, which should be expelled in the form of urine, flows back and lodges in the celis of the flesh and puffs out the skin, Remove the filth which plugs up the drain. Restore tee Kidneys to health. There is only one , Kidney Medicine

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me 10 “ Paris Green 40 “ Bar Iron

8 “ Sheet Iron 16 “ Paints

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2000 Kegs Cut Nails 1000 Kegs Wire Nails 250 Boxes Horse Shoe Nails

250 Kegs Horse Shoes 1000 Rolls Bailding Paper

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Charlottetown.

The lielief of Ladysmith

The book “fhe Relief of Lady- smith and How it was Celebrated in Charlottetown” wil! be on sale in the city bookstores this (Saturday) evening. It is a seuveneir of that historic and memorable event which sheuld be in the hands of all,

§e3 it ai the Bookstores.

s’Bank of Ha'fax Baiidiaz

PRICE IOCENTS, |

say: ‘I come not only as the Queen |

Ireland only asks that her claims to respectful consideration be remember- ed ; that she be nct treated asj if she

no lofty and beautiful associations

‘ about a house. Country boy pene Seer

Free Treatment.

For Catarrh, Asthma, Hron- chitis, Influenza, Colds.

Catarrhozope method of treatement and its wonderful cures of these diseases. We want you to try Catarrhozoue and be con- vinced of itemerit. Fora short time we will send to readers of this paper, free, a 26c outfit, sufficient in {most cases to per manen Jy cure. Send your address sod enclose 10 cents in stamps to cover the eost of mailing. N.C. Porson & Co., Kingston, Ont.

The eprinkliog of railway lines with oil is valuable in that rain does not pene- trate the Oi'ed outer cru-t, and that vege- tation along the line- of the rails is des- troyed.

It is always better to be right than to be inconsistent.

To Cure a Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Qulnine Tablets. All ruggists relund the money it fails to cure 5c, E. W. Grove’s signature is on each box

To-day’s child will not be a man to- morrow.

Minard’s Liciment Relieves Neuralgia,

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Practice eometimes makes a_ perfect nuisance.

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Minard’s Liniment Currs Burns, ete.

An Interesting Case,

Mr. W.G. Phyall, proprietor Bodega Hotel, 36 Wellington Street East, Toronto, says:— “While living in Chicagol wasina terrible state with itching and bleeding piles, I tried several of the best physicians and was burnt and tortured in various wayr by their treat- mentto 40 avail, besides spending a mint of money to ho purpose. Since coming to Toronto I learned of Dr. Chase’s Ointment, I used but One box and have not been troubled with piles in any shape or form since,”

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It iso’tso much whata man has that makes him happy as whathe doesn’t want.

A CHOSEN FRIEND

Harvard Bronchial Syrup is the chosen friend of our best singers and most noted public speakers. Noother ccugh remedy has such a widespread reputation. It quickly stops the worse cough, banishes boareeness and cleare the throat and bron- chial tubes, Druggists and dealers re- commend Harvard Brovchiel Syrup.

Nothing is eo hard but search will find it out.

Don’t Tear Down—-Build Up.

The old-fasnhione* t) «« disease was entine'v «ting da by the advent of Dr. A. W” (base’s Nerve Food, which cures by creating new rich blood and nerve tissue. Through the medium of the cirenla- tion and the nervous systemthey strergthen end invigorate every organ in the human body.

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Are You Bilious 7?

A sluggish liver fails to filter the bile from the blocd, and when the poisonous matter ges through the bory in the circulation, the whole system is tainted and deranged. This is called biliousness and can be completely cured by Dr. A.W. Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills, which act directly on the liver making it healthy and active. One pill a dose, 25 cents a box. The cheapest medicine in the world:

“3 0z. is the welght of our Manhattan Derby, the newest thing in American hard hats ‘Come and see it,its worth your ume, lots ot others at smilar

prices. Its $3.00 and worth every cent of it, . Prowse Bros.

Parlor Carpets, Rarely beautiful pat~ terns, some in deep, rich greens with graceful scroll, patterns fashioned after that fine o’d style Florentine embroidery floral design eshading with glowing reds. Enchanting effect. Come and see them.— Jas. Paton & Co.

Wants, Lost Found, &¢

LOST.—Two keys attached to a chain finder wiil please leave at this office.

TO LET.—A tbree story dwelling house on Prince Street, Modern improvements can be put in ifrequired, Apply te W. W. Wellner, dy 6 ins.

WANTED—A good steady boy, age about | fifteen or sixteen, who understands taking care of horses acd cattle, also general work

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EGGS FOR HATCHING. — Silver-laced Wyandoties from pure bred stock Male bird took second prize at Halifax. Apply to David W. Brown, Little York. i aw 4 ins,

WANTEL.—A gir) for general housework. Recommendations required. Apply at this office. eod tf

LOS?.—HKetween Railway Depot and Mar- ket, a pigtkin purse containing a large sum of money. Finder will be rewsrded by re- turaoing it to Hotel Davies, are.

ins.

FUR vsaAbLkK.—Desirabic reience, pleas- antly situated at the head of Prince Street, Heated by hot water, elec’ric lighting. large out stables. etc, etc. intending purchasers can iuspect the premises every Thurrday

You have probably read of the new!

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EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL REPORT

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Federal Life Assurance Co. of Canada,

The eighteenth annual meeting of the sharebolders of the Federal Life Assuranee Co. of Canada, was held at the head office of the company in Hamilton, on Mareh6,

1900. ‘The mavaging director, Mr. David t i and financial statement : , ae ae sie. Nae

DIRECTORS’ REPORT.

The directors have pleasure im submittin shareholders the following report ef the bu statement Of receipte and disbursements for the year which closed on let Decem ver 1989, and of the assets and liabilities on thatdate. New business conei-ted of eiphtene hundred and fifty-seven applications for insurance, aggregatiog $2,639,700, wee

seventeea hundred and ninety five applications, for $2,497,900 were aceented cations for $141,800 having been rejected or held fer further information. ra

Annuity premiums to the amount of $4003 were aleo received. During the year, as in previous years, about ninety per cent. of the company was on its investment plans, holds favor in comparison with other forme of are depreciating steadily. increasing in popularity. Insurance, as indicated by the large entry bas extended its influence to Life.

The increasing prosperity of the country has exteud.d its influence to Lite assets of the company.

The gross income of the company ehows a grati ard the addition of $194 377.39 10 the aesete ia especially noticeable the total assets having risen to $1,060,660.80, exclusive of guarentee capital.

The security for policyholders, including guarantee capital, 660.80, and the liabilities for reserves and

ivg @ surplus of $723,257.77. policy bolders was $114,257.77.

g for the information and approval of the siness Of the Company, (ogether with &

of the new business thowing that investment in-urayce atill

investment—on which ioterest earnings The feature of profit accumulations for a term of years ie

fying increase ove: previous years

amounted to $1,669,. all outstanding claims $946 ,403.03—ehow- Exclusive of uncalled guarantee capital, the surplus to

_ Assurances for $106,000, on forty-five lives, became claims through death, of which amount the company wasre-insured for $4000. Including cash dividends applied to the reduction of premiums $21,460.52, with annulties $2,572. off, the total payments to policy~holders amouuted to $125,454.89,

_ As foreshadowed in the last report, the securing of the Special Act of Iacorpora- tion from the parliament of Canada bas greatly increased onr investments in the other provinces, much to the advantage of the company.

The investments of the compasy have been carefully managed, and have yieldef resuts considerably above the average resulia of all compsnies doing business in Caxada. Expenses have been kept within reasonable limite, while due effort has been made for pew business. The chief officers and agente of the com« pany are entitled to much credit for their able representation of the company’s interest, The office staff have also proved faithful in the company’s service.

The accom pan ying certificate from the auditors vouches for the correctness of the

statements submitted herewith. Allaccouats, eecuriiies and vouchers have been ex- amined by them.

JAMES H. BEATTY, President.

AUDITORS REPORT.

To the President end Directors cf the Federal Aseurance Company : Gentlemev,— We bave made a careful audit of the books of your company for the year ending 31st December, 1899, and have certified to their correctness. The securities have been inepected and compared with the ledger accounts and fourd to agree therewith. F The fivancial position of your company, as on 3lst December, is indicated by the accompanying statement, Respectiully submitted. H. 8. STEPHENS SHERMAN E, TOWNSEED.

DAVID DHXTER, Managing Director.

Hamilton, March 1, 1900. Auditors, FINANCIAL STATEMENT FOR 18599. Premium incomes $398,366 55 Interest and rents 41,922 59 $440,289 14 Paid to policy holders for death claims, endowmente, surrender values and profits $125,454 89 Expenses, taxee, dividends acd rzineuravce premiums 113,574 14 Balance 1+1 260 11 $440,289 14 Assets December 31, 1£99. Debentures snd bonds $ 94, 072 83 Mortgages 494,213 62 Loans secured by policy raeerves 226,541 69 Cask in banks and other assets 245, 832 65

$1 080 .669.88 Liabilities,

Reserve fund $ 924,263 63 Claims una‘ justed 22,140 00 Surplus 114,257.77

$ 1,960,660.80 609,000.60

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$ 1,169,660,80

Guarantee capital

Surplus security Policies were isaned sseuring 2 497,900.00 Tota! assurance in force 13,623,466.43

The medica] ‘director, Dr. A. Woolverton, preeented an jinteresting report, of which ove of tke most gratifying features to shs rcholders and policyholders alike, was he item showing the death rate for tne year io hive veeen the lowest experienced by the company in the past two years. '

An excellent oi] portrait ofthe president, Mr. Jas H. Beatty, by the well-known artist, Mr J W L Forster, was placed on wall of the board room, as a token of esteem in which Mr Beatty is held by the directore and shareholders.

The retiring directors were re-slected and at a subsequent meeting of the board

Mr. Beatty was re-elected president, Lieat-Co!, Kerns and MrH T Macpherson, M P, Vice Presidente,

AUSTIN McDONALD, Special Agett Charlottetown.

EDWARD H. NORTON, Provincial Manager. Office residence, Prince St, Ch’iown, P. E. I

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We are selling the balance stock of Blue Ware at 25 per cent discount.

Call and get « bargain at

afternoon. Full particulars on application to Mis. Unsworth, 3wke tues & sat,

W. P. COLWILL’S