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women and children were about the | streete,and by the time the toreblight procession was ready to leave City Hall

| marched next, headed by the band of St. | Dunstan’s College.

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Queen Street, from the etarting point away below the market build- fing, was tbronged with people eager

“ABIG DAY IN CHARLOTTETOWN,

Closing Scenes of the Celebration

IN HONOR OF THE RELIEF OF | LADYSMITH.

Torchlight Procession, Fireworks |

Dis play and Eonfire.

The loys] people of Charloitetown last evening celebrated the relief of Ladysmith in @® right royal wanner. The biting! earterly wind and the enow that was, falling did vot seem to cool their ardor in | the least. From every point of view the] celebration of yesterday is one to be re- membered for many a day.

Long before eight o’clock crowds of men |

to see the demonstration of pctrietism.

A few minutes after eight the process s:on, thich was under the direction of Col. Moore, left City Hall. The praces- | sion was headed by Mr. W. F. Robins, mounted on a white horse. Then came! the Artillery Band fo!lowed by the Artil-! lery, Engineers and 820d Battalion. Carriages containing Mayor Warbur- - ton and the City Councillors followed, afterwhich c.me the firemen. with apparetu, preceded by Chief Eogineer Large and Assistant Chief Hermans iva carriage. The students of Prince of Wales College and of St. Dunstan’s College

The Sons of England, the Caledonian Club, the Boys Brigade of St. James’ Church,: and the Benevolent Irish Society came next in order, the Club marching to the music of _ the and the [ish Society to the plaviog of tue League ef the Cross Band. The procession was ended by two large wagons bearing the inscriptions “On Mafeking” and ‘ Oo to Pretoria,” from which rifle shets and fireworks were

ptout. These wagons were intended to armored trains, and were the idea Of Mr. H. J. Mackcnzie, C. E.

Tne route cf the procession was through tae principsl streets of the city, dispers ing on Market Square where there was a bonfire. The firemen carried torches, and fireworxs were set cff sathe proces | sion moved along. The differeat societ 8 | carried patriotic flags and banners, aod os the march proceeded cheer after cheer was given by the citizens who viewed ibe vroceedings with great pleasure.

There were also displays of fireworks from many places ot business and private

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lumination of public buildings, places of bu-iness and private residences was highly creditable wher allowed for pregaration taken into consideration. ‘The Prov:ncial Law Courtea, Marke: Hone, Office and City Bui'diag were all illuminated, were also the stores, schools and baok buildiogs io the vicivity of the Square Nearly ev-ry house alorg the route of the procession was also lighted, as were residences on strees along S-Vv-

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decorated especially for - OC tasion, tnose /of James Paton & Co, L W Warron, T J Harrie, Alley & Co.. ee MeL sod & Co. and Sanderson & Co , being espce cially edmred.

Strings of electric lights were suspend -d acrors ()neen street where Kent, Grafion and Richmond streets intersect, the one near City Hall baving a large pendant.

The bonfire on Market Square kept the large crowd there until # late hour. The band played patriotc sirs and the multitude cheered for the Queen. Lord Roberts, Gene-al Buller, the Cavedian soldiers, etc. The singing of

ings toa close, ;

Tbroughout the day and evening flags floated from every building that coal} ob- tnin one, those whe bad no flagstaff: flying the colors from their windows. Strings of flags were also hung across the princi- pal streets, and the red white and blue was everywhere in evidence.

There were also patriotic celebrations at Summerside, Souris, Geeigetown, Ken- eingion and other points throughout the province,

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bugler Balle, of the Engineer Corp, who paraded with the Citizens Band yesterday afternoon. He also marcbed with tbe militia in the procession of last evening. Master Balle is eaid to he the youogeet bugler in the Canadian

CARD! DR. H.-L. DICKEY

(Late Clinical <Assistan_at Royai L ondi n Ophthaimic Hospital, Moorneids, and Central London

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| gest the food perfectly, the «mall Tablsts

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=f I PERFECT CURE,

Tey were | The doct than whiskey cy ;

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talking it causes mere does.

or said misery ly—for Dyas pepsia, and every ether stomach trouble —that alweys cures, That one is Dedd’s Dyspepsia Tablets. other.

The lawyer agreed with the doctor, as vo the misery caused by dyspepsia. But

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about Dyspepsia. | i

Bat he said he could |

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Bat he knew of 20/ with smow or rein.

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he claimed that indi zsestion, rour stomach, | fou’ breath, wind on the stomach, bilieut-| postponed uastil nex Friday night, owing

nes, watlerbrash, and catarrh of the atomach aré responsible forequally as much torture,

* You are correct,’ eaid the doctor. ‘But I will wager, $1,000 I can cure the worst case of anyone of these diseases with Dodd’s Dysepepsia Tablets. They are the natural digestive. They digest the food wheo the worn-out, exhausted stomach fails toda eo. Digest the food, and there will be no stemach disease.

Every case of Dyspepsia, Indigestion and other stomach trouble is accompanied by constipation, more or less severe. To make their cure compleie, the Dodd’s Medicine Company put in every box of Dodda’s Dyspepsia Tablets, a package of emall brown Tabiets, that are simply per- fection as a regulator of the bowels.

“Thus, Dedd‘s Dyspepsia Tablets ai-

stimulate the bowels to healtby action, and the waste matter is carried eff, instead of remaining in the stomach to poison the ayetem. The cure is perfeet.”

“Where can I buy Dodd's Dyspepsia Tablets ?’ queried the lawyer.

All druggists sell them at fifty centsa box, six boxes $250, or they will be sent on receipt of price, by The Dodd’s Medi cal Co., Limited, Toronto.

—Some of the papers seem to think that Majaba has been avenged.

—TheSt. Jobn Telegraph remarks that “Now that Khartoum and Majaba are w'ped off the elate will somebody please rake up something else to rev nge.’ Most persons here will be satisfied to have the present war concluded upon the terms of Cronj2’s capitulation, —unconditional surrender,

—It isto be noted .hat Captain Staire, of Halifex, and Captain McDonnell, of Fredericton —the latter the commander of Compary ‘‘G” — have received special

commendation for bravery at Paaderberg. Praice for them is praise for their m 20 in ection,

—The following telegram was received, this morning by Mr. E. H. Dachemin, Secretary Prince Kiward Lodge, 8. O. E. Charletietown :

Accept symadathy ecperior officere,' Sons of Eogland on death of Brother Tav- ler. Funeral claims ordered to be paid at Johu W. Carter, Suprem Grand Secretary.

—Tiis stated that Martin toform «a minisirg Columbia was a most uoexpected proceeding.” We __ are also in- tormed that immediately after the di-- missal of the Semlin administration the Legislature met and passed, by a majority a motion condemning the action of the Governor ” Of course there wil!

be au appeal to the people.

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PERSONAL.

Fditor cf the city. He the severe

Mr. D. K. Dabie, City Guardian, is absent from t he has been called outof town by illre.« of bis mother.

We heartily congratulate our respected fellow-townsman, Richard Heartz, Eeq , aud bis e-timable wife, onthe attainment of the 60th anniversary of their wedding day.

Easy to Take —

Easy to Gperate |

Because purely vegetable—yet thor- ough, prompt, healthful, satisfactory=

Hood < Pills”

‘BORN.

At Orwell Cove, on Mr. and Mrs R. C, ter.

At Fai:holm, Geurgetowa, on March 2od, inst.,10 Mr. aud Mre. H A Richards sop, @ POD. ER

the 14h ult., te Macdonald, a daugh-

Hocxey—Tonight the Stars of Summer- side and the Second Abegweits play a game ef hockey. This will be very interesting as it is a deciding match. Admission 15 cents.

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Coxcert.—The next concert for you to

attend will be the one given in Zion Church jecture roomon Tuesday, March

6th.

E.per-Demp:ter War Services.— The Monterey, on which the Strathcona Horse embark from Halifax about the 15th March, will be the seventh vessel of the Elder- Dempster line to be used for trans poration Africa the declaration

rince of war.

of British troops to Sout’ |

The vessel wi!] make an admirable trans- |

port. it isthe intention of the El ler- Dempster people to make ber the beet ap- pointed traueport that ever sailed out of

Throat and Ear Hospital’)

© PECIALIST-—Fye, Ear, Nose and Throat, |

Orrice--Cemeron Block

KF SIDEXNCE—Richmoad Steet, West.

OFFICE Hovtrs—9 30am,teo |pm,2toipm Evenings by app in*ment

E_ es Tectea vod F.tted With Glaese

Halifax, even surpassing in equipment ‘and general excellecce the Milwaukee, which was to highly praised by General Lord Seymour after inenection by himeelf avd staff.

Minara’s Tintment for ever’ where,

gale

Local and ‘Other r Hlems,

THe Minto lett Georg

@etuwo this mors ing. silastic S.O0 ¥.—An adjourned meeting o Loige Eon, R. R. deeree tonight at 8 o'clock. ;

Tue Pros:.—East and s theast gals

Saturday —fair with west winds.

Princeer Wate Co ing Of the new Prince o

LLEGE, W ale:

- The open- Co! lege 1;

10 ‘a storm.

Poryt To Be Norep.—Don’t make any engagement for Tue day wight. as that is the night forthe big races. Duifly will arrive here on Tuesday.

Memoria Service. — The Scns of Eng- land will holda memorial service for the la'e Ro'and D., Taylor in the Firat Metho- dist Church at 10.15 a m. on Sanday.

OppDFELLowsHip.—The regular meeting of Wildey Lodge will be held tonight. Members of St Lawrence L —_ are eepe- cially requested to be present

Fast Skatinc.—If you wish to see the fastest ekating ever witnessed here take in the races next ‘Tuesday night. Daffy, of St. Joan, will meet our local flyer, Gaudet, in two match races.

Mitirany Promortion.— The Canada Gazette of the 24th February eaye that Lieutenant J. H. Morris has been promot-~ ed to the Ceptaincy of the Charlottetown Engiseer Company vice W, A. Weeke, promoted. Povice Court.—Joseph McAleer, an old offender, was yesterday sent up for trial in the Supreme Court on a charge of steal iog rubber mats. The iwo lads arrested with him were held as witnesses This morning two drnnks were fined $2 each j Tae WeatHer—The lowest temperature last night was 18} above zeru. The bigh- est temperature up tol p m today was 54 sbove. The velocity of the wiad today was 42 miles per hour, with gusts of ehort duration at whe rate of about 50 to 55 miles per bour, CatuepraL.— During Len be special! courses of sermons} in St, Peter’s Cathedral ono Sansa day morai ge and evenings,

end on Wednesday evenings. Lectures on English Church i tory on Friday even- ioge. Children’s service every Wednesday afternooa at 5 e’clock. and Bible Instruc- tion on Lhuredays at &

St. Perer’s there will

Toe Srorm—Tnhe storm which began durivg last night abated about noon today. The storm was quite severe in the western rection of the previoce, and the train which left Tignieh this morning was not able to get any further than Harper’s bridge. The train from Summerside was ebout three quarters of avn hour late get- ting into Charlottetown. The train from the east was on time, the storm not being so severe in that section. Tele phone and telegraph communication has been inter- rupted by the s oa.

‘Tne Srace.— Misa Gertrude Whitty (Mrs Tom Wiee) is playing inthe com pany producing *The Girl from Maxim-” thisseason. The play is in Boston this week. Miss Whitty has played in Char- lottetown several times.

Last week’s Dramatic Mirror contains a corer picture of Eva Williams aaa Jack Tucker, two clever vaudeville artists well kcown in Caariottetown now ap-~ pearivug at Tony Pastor’e, New York.

A Vexep Question.—The Hamilton Herald eaye: A correspondent writing over the sigmature of ‘““Scotla.d Yet,” pro- tests against the use of the term “ Eng land.” He proposes that “ Great Britain” er “Britain ” be used. I[t’s an old story, thie. The Herald always uses the term “Great Britain 7” or “ Britain” whens speaking of the pation as & whole. But even that is ectcerrect. The right name is “The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland.” If a Scotchman basa right to object to “ England,” am Irishman has equally a right to object to “ Britain.” Att-rail, when ene seex the word “ Eng- land ” it seldom gives the netion of Eng- land in the limited senre ; the notion it

! gives is that of the whele welded group—

Englaed, Ireland, Scotland and Wales,

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Changeable Weather

Frings on coughs and colds which, if not attended to in time will eventually turn to something ore serious. Cod Liver Oil Emulsion is used in lung troubles, aud for long-standing coughs.

JOHNSON’S

EMULSION of Cod Liver Oil with Hypophesphites of Lime

and Soda is largely used and highly recommended in lung troubles

Price 50 cen‘s for large bottle. Sold only py

MEET ME nate THE sre BUSY STORE,

£3902

Coods 2 = BR ecco i DOG

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erance to the sale

39¢ Dress oods. ©

The steady de- © mand continues

from day to day, Ne EY, a@ hundreds of yards 3%

being sold. =z, itis good business to ae buy now. Plaids. Blacks. Colors. ws) Plains and Fancies.

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«| Men’s lizht Boots ‘ «| To wear with Rubbers

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We have put in our window 58 pairs Men’s Don- gola Elastic Side Boots, retail price $1.50, which we will clear out at 99 ceatsa pair. They are new stock. All sizes and good fitters— just the Boot toe wear with rubbers (our object in making this great cut is—too many 1 want to lower them—need the

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