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SULDIERS’ W. LEAGUE

Give Each Man a Knife.- Some Interesting Corres- pondence.

The members of the Soldier`s VVives'

League, desirous of remembering Capt. Moore and the uien of the South African Constabulary from P. E. Island before their departure from Halifax presented each man with a nickel-plated pocket knife. Through the kindness of Mr. E. W. Taylor the knives were suitably en- graved with thc name of the recipient on one side and the initials “S. W. L." and “P.E. I." on the reverse. There knives were extremely useful

and strong and it is thought that no more appropriate gift could have been presented tothem. The following letter of the Secretary to Capt. Mooreand his reply will he read with interest:

CHARLo'r'rE'rowN, P. E. I.,

March 16, 1901.

To Carr F. W. L. Moons: AND MEMBERS

or rua S. A. CONSTABULARY Enom P. E. ISLAND :

The members of the Charlottetown Branch of the Soldier`s Wives’ League desire to express to you on the eve of your departure for South Africa, their hope

that you may have asafe and pleasant?

voyage, and that during yourduties in that far distant land you may be carefully watched over by a kind Providence, and eventually granted a safe return to your homes. As a small token of remembrance they ask you to accept the accompanying knives and trust that they may prove use- ful to you. `

I remain Yours most sincerely

_ M. S. Burien, Secretary

1 On behalf of the Executive Committee:

Mrs F. S. Moore, Vice President; Mrs. Jas. Warburton, Treasurer; Mrs. J. A.

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DEATH BY POISON

Minnniinunr, Vt. March 22 -The

analysis of the stomach of Mass Ida'

Weeks; and members of the Charlotte- iF°Sb‘“°gh’ wh° died fmm p°i5°" received 1

town Branch of the S. W. L.

Monimzarios HEADQUARTERS, _

South Africa Constabulary, in Canada,

Halifax, Nova Scotia,

22nd March, 1901.

To 'ma MEMBERS or 'rua CnAnLo'r'rE-

'rows BRANCH or 'run SoLniEn's d

Wxvxs Lxlacuii, Cnannoimrrowiv,

Pawel: EUWARD Isx.A Nn. t

LADIES:-On behalf of Sergt. McLean.

Corporal Mclnnis and eight troopers of the South African Constabulary and it ,

Uh ` 'nl tl to der to *Ii li

ur spec! "qua beg un :tackling seneation" omptly disappears _i

you their very hearty thanks for the kind _

way in which you have remembered them I g

for the cheering words with which you

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wish them God-speed and for the useful ;b°\\l;PiiS» Gnd ii? d_‘:¢S 'e_fH3i°"l;_aS‘=_;‘iVi°°

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uvenir they will carry on the campa|R'D 'ismiimpegelép i_;>rk<;Y\FE";§d ;o°tl;_2 and _

toremiad them of the Island home where gums of ;;-¢es_ and is a true specific for they enlisted foi this service. throat troubles. '

On my own part too, permit me to say 0

that I appreciate your remembrance most t

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highly. the more so indeed because I

feared I had been away from home long _U

enough to be pretty well forgotten. I

I have the honor to be, Ladies,

Your obedient servant. _ a

Fnrrz W. L. Moon:-:,

Captain, Commanding Mobilization c

Department, South African Constabulary. i at Halifax. ‘

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Suffooating ` With Uroup

Croup is the terror of every mothel

and the cause of frequent deaths among small children. Dr. Cha.se's Syrup of Linseed and Turpentinei brings prompt relief to the loud, ring-1 ing cough, makes breathing easy prevents suifocatlon. It is mothers' favorite remedy for coughs, colds, ` CFOUD. bronchitis, whooping cough and asthma.

Mrs. F. W. Bond, 20 Macdonald

street, Barrie, Ont., says :-"Having tried your medicine, my faith is very high in its powers of curing cough and croup. My little girl has been subject to the croup for a long time, and 1 found nothing to cure it until I gave Dr. Chase’s Syrup of Linseed and Tur-

§e_r_itine. I cannot speak too highly of

heygotobed. Itgets to be sothatre: ring for the night s an empty form, for __

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reat them has cost many fortunes and

re . cough does not manifest itself, and you re surprised at it. Afterwards you

w . . at hand. Thiaremedy can be tested. '15 ents at any druggist. '

I QUEEN STARTS FOR COPEN HAGEN.

started for Copenhagen this morning. Kin Edward accompanied Her Ma,jeS'C.V~

bo s her farewell.

T

mailat the Shoreham last week

b '.l‘uesday, is understood to show that

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rychnine was the cause :of 1 death. No

sts are anticipated at present.

COUGHING ALL NIGHT.

It’s this night coughing that breaks up I own. keeping us awake most of the time d annoyin every body in the house

ey cannot rest. Adamson's Botanic Cough Balsam I shes life worth living to such people hyn seething effect on the throat. The

I the use of the Ealsam is begun and'

cough hasn’t a disagreeable thing‘

Handling coughs is a science that every ne should learn. Not_,knowing how to 1

any lives. In Ada.mson’s Balsam there re the elements which not only heall flamation, but which protect the infla- ed paits from further irritation. The sult of this is that the tendency tol

ould not be without Adamson’s Balsam

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S the Vittoria station, where he bade

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O CURE GRIPPE IN TWO ¢ Y_

I >~" e Bromo-Quinine removes the cause

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try overtook and chastiaed the maraudets. ' ° pe ’ . _ _ _ Col. Schulcr, of the 46th Volunteen In- ‘ ’

fantry, has captured eight insurgenent __ _ .

m d 218 men at the village' of E- I !°”"` " ' ° °°" “H sicicsess 1N~MoNrRaai.. I

25 cents a bottle, all dealers, or Ed- Tormte’ in Cavite pr°vin°°° __ I

manson, Bates b Co., Toronto. ’ . _ MONTREAL March 21.-There have been I'

i I V ---O'-‘° 1 046 cases of scarlet fever in Montreal in

Dr I S M _ _the last six months. ` ___

Of' 5 time also gm cleanse me system. Use nun! f_oniLn1iEN snrrna ___n-up __ _ _

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