or V.-, '~> o “_ vdiqf.

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'1‘ni~:_cu,_anniAN, c_n.ilu.o'r'ri-:'rou1v, ramen nnwnnn isnnsvn, rmitesnr Mai me

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. 1 _ 1 l _ ini i _l 1 ig l 1

P I!

&ininerside, Feb. Sith inst., James

Atllkhoru, llnnltobn. has Found Jj\|J\lll;‘|'~°

&tnrrh cure the uni! KW' 9"", °' (htnrrh_ “fonderfnl Results on hvery (hee Tried

Mr. A. E. Wilson. Principal Govol'iinicnt

.indian Homo. l~:l:\-ll-»rn. -\1=\1\l10l»=i. \\'\°iw-' =~ " llucinsell tlnd $1 for two boxes of Jzlpziil- tee Catilrrh Cure. \\`onld ailso like to lizlie some more ot your hooks on L-:itul'rii. Some

tlme ago we pilreliaised three lioxes oi' ygm- J;l,~;|n,»~xe ":it:il'l°il Cure, and inns. .~':l_\ |( ~- ' - Nl fl li ' ' -"

|__\\0 ‘$01 91' li PGS!! S Oli 0\0l_\' (‘Il\\-

tried. It r,~el‘tniii|_\' is all article of lllieqiml- led im-tit." Doli‘i go on experimenting with nan-led remedies: if you have eiitiirrli ln any ‘ funn, cure it now with Japanese C:it:ii°i°ii l‘nrl~. rlwre is danger in deluy. Price. -i0 0 cents, by ull drligglsts. or mailed. post pnid. by the Griffiths :ind Macpherson Lo., Lim- ited. l21 Chui-ell street. Toronto.

A _

Anything

and

Everything ~

In the Book and Stationery line. I A big stock of school bookacopy books, scribblers, pens, inks, _ pencils, etc. - " 0 The latest novels by the leading authors. Get some to _reed these long evenings. `

Picture Framing a Specialty. l

Open evenings. _ i

F. J. no_n__;NsBY,

A’Life

Or :an -Endowment with the

llllrl Llfe is what Orr S

need to protect your family in event d All elrly dehth, or for your own llpport in old age.

Standard rates are now consider- b

pbly lower than 'American Compsn `

resold lower than most Canadian “C

Companies .

best feature ' _. Geitétingtgliusilciiiiitit og an iiistrument dei

Apply to ‘is also union. In the months of Msyio _ _ pg? uguty gran” ir;_S9h_unlIiI<§éé>§fft°r’l:)1‘<;rhsa1‘iTe A

August supplies of arms and ammunition

V- theiiliilit we can su 1 the

& c were being openly shipped through Cape ,EJ _ i lllstrllmelit.---Miller Q@en i _ “H _ I Il'

n 0, colony to tho orange stats and sir Alfred f _ 0 0 ` »

_ ‘ Milner drewitheattention of the provincial

Aaqnts ' ' Premier and of the Imperial Government

Cnstandard- ‘fe ‘Assurance 0 to the fact. It was in connection with "

_ V . , . this indian i1int.soln~oinor disolosod io.

Omces 33 Queen Street. sir Alfred his sounds ond ins

0 t off his

_ . _ colleagues. They did not see how the

_ shipments of arms and 'ainmun `

Policy

THE WAR

There is good news this morning from

all along the front. Kimberly is receiving its much needed supplies after the long siege; railway communication with Cape Town has been restored; Lord Methueifs

City, which will now become the base of S

supplies for] the British advance to

Pretoria.

Cronje`s forces are being pursued, and are reported to be surrounded. If so he] must fight and be whipped, or surrenderi at discretion. The British force in his

in the open country.

General Buller has apparently driven

Joubert`s army fromthe south side of

Tulega |River, though apparently with- out iutiicting very severe loss upon'

Joubert he may retreat to the bound- v

ary, raising the siege of Ladysmith and taking up new defensive positions in the almost impregnable mountain passes. The enemy’s forces in Zululand are also report

_ l ' _»'_ ‘ .-

DIED . i of anxiety carried by the iII_lP¢1’l°~| G°‘°°m' SnpfCmC' CQHI1. g _

' mi ' ~ ment in the days whensuccessive reverses ~ -......_; . _ ` -_ _ ~

iq ' r _ll€ Ili 1 Li I _ `_ C A‘ *io _ n]€t our amled forces and! v '_ , . 1%' _

it W B I B our own colonies in South Africa were George F Robinson vsl “The” 'Bti "1

Senior, in his 88th year ` WE NESDA

- o

division has advanced to the Diamond

ferences between 1i_[a,iorGeneml Hutton, _ an V _ _ _

ed no be rem-ing_ “governing the military forces

These movements, which cause so °f the °°““t1`Y Wm be 3° ‘hd “Sgt”

much satisfaction tothe British public, -Permit the apmintment ' fadini bf' V'

will proportionally discourage the enemy -5°” t‘° supfeme °9mm*Pj§;;_l,Thi‘ _.is and destroy their hopes. But Joubert’s "H °“°“3h In its l"§Yz

fighting has not been greatly Canadmln ai \.q.“a.'lmed by

wealzened and we must expect stubborn! the °6ihbin°d` mmtad'-17 kn°“lIé&$’€ 5ght;ng’fr0m mm and M8 stalwart perleuoe in active service and gei

before he is reduced to the lbulbm’ °°nfld°“°° 5° `;PP°i“féd t°

_ ' responsibleapositioni t is , W _ _ . _

abandoning the struggle. sible that the present or some war "Many savers

S _ B f #Boots

M »,, may develop such an otiicer, but at pre- ou? 0 _», f

PREMIER SCBREWEWS NEUTRALHR "sent he is not in sight The defence ofmafnd 811993 to 33 r gent*

. . . - psf , s

A curious fact is brought. to light Canada against invasion willbepartands dlSGO\ll¥t, R. KA. JOSY. ll

The Patriot

is-may-1

:rno dsfonn of the Newfoundland Gov-

I'r is announced as result ofthe

d tho ottawa Govorniaontithnt the iiiwi

barely P08-li

E _ A d h - _» 1, DrugStore. - ' ' ,

pondence between Sir Alfred Milner, mmm' 'n l ough Om: .paS<t<e;p¢nence__ _ . ' _ ,A l vemor of Cape Colony’ and _the yvisn British ofiidors oonnnnnding tho A great opportunity top

lonial Secretary previous to the out mama have not been`qt_list'°~ pleasgnt, °f' -,gecure boots andf sh08_S%;.a.rifl _ reak of the war in South Amw _harmonious we do not think the time hasireduged pl-i¢_33S_."20 tg 33 "_ "-‘

s is well known the Premier of Cape yet come fm: 8° great 3 depwm-rel as is C835 (ll_SC0l1IllZ»._-Ri. K. J 081.* . olony, Mr. solnsinor, is of onion blood, made P‘”'”“SS“b1° by the P'°P°°°d"b‘”- ' 21 li

d the majority in the Cape Legislature That it is only apermissive measure is its - -

Hlfliilllil

»-a

£9 F'-F

wwwew

' _ 0 Y’ FEBRUARY’ 2|' um honeycombed with Sedition, In the light A'f‘°_"i°”'n’ Assumnce ” ` _ -

,_____ ...._..... _ _ . _. f .f -i-- --1- f ---» _ _ h t Trinity Term last when verdiot__wasnel1-» » _ '13 lelnnel communir nous, °f ‘S 1"* k”°‘;’; (‘;’°°“”"“’° f" “ do,-odros cnopioiniiir foramcdonors., i_ l

---__- ’ mi iave a ' ' ` " B

*lillihlki

Ei PP€“@ R “general 1' ‘Sing _ A rule for non~sult or newgtriil Wai

fthe Dutch in Cape Colony taken place argued, Mich-aelmas Term last, f1wheni!_ dx previous to the arrival of a Sufficient jlldgment' was 1`eS°"V°‘_i~ The Jus'

British force to overawe them. tice t°'d”‘y delivered Judgment’ lhnldingl '

` _ _ h ` _I thatvthe verdict of the jurylmuet be set

The grm est danger” are MW’ app' y’ ,aside anda nonsuit entered; Mr.fJustiee\

P1155, and it iS C168-1‘ that We are 01115' 9111' l Hodgson and Mr. Justice ‘Fitzgerald con-

ergilig from a national peril scarcelyfless 0

curred. C

. ne leot or refusal on the ,_ of the tire

announces that the pmvfm mei of the city to ext fire on the

ial Legislature will be called to meet in premises ofthe p1am§fy_“ i The dgfehdaat arch. It will be an event of more than city deinurredto the plaintiifs

usual interest owing to the now very* ¢°llt¢Hdi118' that the Cui! H55’

close division of strength between the.._f:;rt;I;;a‘;t§t;fi8_m$:.~m

roar is pmbobly wo strong for nun to ncbi two names' ~ “me °” lf°" ”“‘""°d"

Term last when judgment The 'Chief Justice

ernment is announwdi bya vote oiinine ment

to fifteen. The remarkable fact-~i£'_;_'_the_ `"h°tmiu%he telegraphic account is acciu`°ate~--is ilgvigfefr

__ on so important a question only 24out of Justine

them. It seems not improbable 'that agmembors in the Hoiise appear' to have;

oted. - " U °

°€'f¢B

=..i.~_

emits."

m some recently published wm_ porooi of ilio dsfonoo of the British, French Ga-stile Soap 12cl lb.~-Cegoivlili

-.Big-discounts on allgbootsi andshoes at our .big shoe* sale.-‘-R. K.Jost. 21 Ii

, t ‘

100

Dontforgoironitsnd the onrnivnl Fd-I( o ,day night. More fun *than a box of -_-

monkeys; 120 laughs for2-Ti cents. i ~ _

#_ 21 :ii

__ ition could

» _well be prevented while Great Britain

_and the Dutch Re ublicswere

D oat peace,and.

in the event of war breaking out, Premieri

qummm

. - V 1 _ daynight. and- itcheuer will be

fours is t al the

Ther-elief of Kimberly on the ice, Fri

SEALED TENDERS gnu be re, Schreiner said, it was his intention that? V I 8 have other fplendid vt

-eived at the office of the Bog;-d of Cape Colony should 'observe “a strict lLook over our sbock-Large 2_0 to 33 ,cent l leboolTi-usted; of Ch’town up to neuu~nlizy.” This astounding summons, discounts on _soops, Hair “on all boots and shoes atfffui' f

:=etn‘ir:)l.ay¢;fM:zcli"I)i;rt¢i;r’:ioeg;t for tg: was ooinmnniootsd by sir Aifmd Mime, __ Brushes, etc., thie_i_nonth._ § big ghog ga|e__R_ Josh i gi; rd.” st. Sami] grounds. “U9 Chamberlain with the commentih _ _ _ _ ._ _ __ _ _

Phu .nd spwmmtion un be is seemed almost equivalent to a

- - . ~3lHMI¥Yf it

y seen . .

onto odios of John P. Nionolsoo, d°°“”‘;""‘f” °‘ ‘nd-°"°”“°’f°° M, "chitech The incident shows the intensely critical

The Trustees do not bind them_ condition of affairs in Cape Colony before

ggv” to “cept the foie", or any and after the war begun. Out of a white

ming, ‘ population of 460,000 over 265,000 are ot' . i __ s s _

n sinwnn-f, nn... n... n.. s........... ...l ....1 aiuluidullullliumuuiwif ? i . i

Secretarv of B of School Trustees majority of the sl t ' ' e- B 1 _ ‘

new Fb` urls ' A Legi Mm were then ~ P- ‘ A A .¢g_g$|,§_`l6"" ° x‘m’22'm’ wholly in sympathy with their race 7 ` B "V filllllr' -

You Can Pin Your Faiths,

_,Q Q lation throughout the entire country were;

to any repmnntartion we make in leagiieto overthrow' British .power in _ with reg,” to om. '°,.k_ that region. And at that time the

With a staifof first-casa wer"-g Dutch Premier of a British Colony pro- man and the beet tools t.hatw‘

_ 4 ,l s LOOK OUT FOR iMlTAT!CNO AND SUB- ` E

_ money cm pumhne' we are posed that the (fdpc (iovernmeut should A' B B _

enabled to represent ou k a bs ‘I1 f '

ce“”

'|118

occsdseahe

lilllli Siilllili X60

Founders, Engineers and Machinists. Steam Navigation Co's Wharf.

Charlottetown. P. E. 1. Phono 125.

Vieshallperhaps new er know how near For Y°ul'

the treaclieroils selieine came to

law

W gr” V “__ __newreCig’itgio whole See the

hat the Cape Government was acting in ' ieir interests :uid could be depended up- 0

ill

nimirm

ues to offer you.

_ Central Drugstore. ,_ f unnyside.

ny of the leaders of the Dutch popu~

, 6 , av 7’

r wor o eric strict neutrality if war 1;

as strictly first-class in every Should break out 1

respecn 0'. _ _ Q, Pennv oavisaoole. '

ll ’

By om. 'oth are It was on their secret knowledge of] “’\/'~"-*\4§f0iA”»»'?-*v~i_/°J¢\A\./.\;\ . l /THE' S OE MAN*

known.” existing conditions and with the belief " ' ' ' f

' compatriots in the two Republics. The ._ ` ` ` _ ' ' ' I ‘Links .ifrionndor Bond nod ponnsnisd snot T Whole of South Africa, from the Zambezi toCape Town, and we now' know that

' lwiiws user es luke' ‘

.»

ih-Ki!!/6

s l

__° turn: is no also or nlli on ’ ‘ IUIIE, INTERNAL OR EXTERIIL, 1, " mar vain-iiiiizn vnu. not ae. ' '~ usisz. e »

. i , `

_ svirures. rl-iii eciiume SQTTLE f ' suns 1-Hs mums, S

~ . .-21 ai

Hockey Boots

straps,warm lined

ll0V_ $'l.25_;!\0w is your iogsecure a bargain ;cost more money; want

them out.

Headquarters Gaiters, we have them as 204: a pair. _

. , pp 35

For good FURNITURE and do noi on-o io GMS Pebble B00” ° ~ - 73

' 9

mn any nskmbu h ___O FFRN-ITUREl Womens Strong Boots’ _ _ looks well and wgarseisell. _,ur_ J ` Infants' Boots ` ` ° ‘

ii wiigi sl. ci lil

ALL

Womens C Oth Shppep ` ` M xi M Charlottetown Sash and eo? Fiotlf

Women’s Felt Boots, size 4 . . .50

__ ;~.______ _____._

. l

i Ronald McMillan vs. the Cityof Char- “

erlous than the Indian Mutiny of 1857. _ lottetowm Action of damngés fbi ,alleged

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G13 1. if/ I nd

, ` .` \:{` - ."`. _» ‘ v S S 'V ‘ l ' . 0 ‘

I successful, and how greatiwas the weight ,_-"1 »’ ' g

l5¢ents. » _ » 25 “ I 1` “f

25 ‘C

If Y u _ Boxes ivpibhear P..-so

, I “ English Rope Slippers _

3|? E00|iill i P L L °

g - ' it “i German Sli ers - _

¢,’ ~. g e With experiene=d workmen Ind first-ellie U§oH&l¥y, We “ . ‘ upply contractors and others with Doorsug F Sasha;

llsnterior and exterior Finish, etc, eu:

Our Specialties

' ‘ ooiiiro wine new-. ing;

inner and Coliduzgg-:_ Kun 'Dried #we "i°a_G9|°l-PWQFPIIW “ogg cashing and &p lhltio,

we wi “

,/7% ir. *W*

lhT"V

Seleefile

ISHN'

Tailors for Indies

e best dressed man on P E I for the Veer

U U

if iS tibsolutel necessa f

on toilet with them at the decisive mo- ` » 'l y

` lent that the Boer leaders built their

1 , 5 ' s

open of. aiispeedy conquest of_ _ & he British :South African possessions' C

gud

ry or you to patronize

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