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made for the annual B. I. S. entertains- nient at Emerald on the evening of March 17. Rev. Dr Doyle will de- liver the oration ' and the best talent

` available is being secured for the pro-

Mw~ S1`=‘”1“fhi°h will bas vaflely emer-

- wnA&» years he_h id taken a very active interest

a _

ln additlgn tg the many Very at, _engaged in the revolution of 1848, and

ctive lines suitable for ladies, there §§§tl*°‘“‘f‘;.i“‘”? U{‘_“‘%S‘”;°S~h`F'°'“

_ imeo is arriva in ana a ewas

e a |01: of exceuent goods in lqaids ' the distinctive leader of Irishmen in

’. Cinaia. ‘His eventful life and tragic

e¢ks} and P|ain5’ that w0u|d make d ath will form the' subject of a lecture

splendidly for School Dresses- worth Y-_ M- C-A-Ha11°11 Thursday svfllivs- f

lt() QSC, p¢|' yard _ ceeds in aid of the Prince Street school

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' THERE was a good time in May ilower

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lion with the visit of Pro- " . leave SUMMERSIDE on

Charlottetown that night I

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TUWN on Thm-5dav_ ‘ 6_4 Robertson oi Muniis Road breathed his at 12 o’clock local for ST. _:%",'..-4._~;‘~L-;f-?5,'_'.~_,T~ last from its effects. Born at the West

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son and Maconn,a Special

EARY and ALBERTON .

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of the Aloerton meeting c'al T ll I

S()UR[b, 1-.mu-mug to "‘-; ' ‘ ~`° ' River here eighty years a.go.he was one

meetmg The” grams , ,present and the past. and under differ-

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hu night aft" the close Ip \\\\` _I of the few remaining links between Qthe

[stations “omg and re_ I y ‘tix A 'nd ent conditions from these now existing,

" em- em- I , again. in act, I believe some ground 318:; Engush Drugs and made your line is set off Cheapstow izow, likely

March lst, at 12 o’clock

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L ,ig/1 _ _“ii GF A grippe, which has visited the east as Const-:is

“Its” '-1 THE

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if `° °

tp-1* ' .. - conditions by no means favorable, by a

merside and Charlottetown, \ -\\\ _ in mxk life of honesty and industry he ado for

e will be ONE DOULAR . All _ |;||su"R¢':}°mus himself and his family a_ home_ and a y other sumons the mm mu ~ sl. W_l> -*wud “sm” competence. He le_d a life of activity to

porno” nent” mum kb mtothe highest the last. and was sick only a éew days. Bb 22 99 d&W td . degree of perfection Eythzixption ofthe Hlseafly neighbor' Deacon `cott B re'

Or his favor, and his manypfiieids still

wish him vears of usefulness

it iasu io r, looks richer and activity. We regret to learn that

ugh _M lxturg and wmmngtter than any other. - hs. Colds’ Branching’ Hoarse Fm-,a1¢ by 3115,-stda5Sdry.go0dsd¢3|¢,3_ l?.OlJ8.ld N . MCDOU8ld, W8ll kDOWl1 8.8

C83; Pulmonary infections. PRICE: $1_o° To $359 PMR keeper of a popular summer resort at

- . _f - e - 1 East Lake is seriously ill.--The fisher-

Btzsote Mluturte h onic t men are beginningto inake preparations n pre eration or U r K .~ _ . tis and ‘Lung Disease. Price for the approaching season, and it is

Um8fi5m C'-"0 ~ done on the south side, or at least more ve cure for Rheiimatlsm. A

lconvinceyou. Price50c. | A * \ 0 R fishermen engaged than for a good

media; prepared for DY many years. All the lobster factories Q. INDLGESTION. CONSTI here are likel to o en this S rin

nnuocisr. - 1.1.9 out-mit(-k.r¢i,ars a thing of the

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e Apothecaries Hall. _ Pa L r

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1' It is made Bentley’s Liniment the modern Pain Cure

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lleadache 10cts g YJ _'L W Rl G H T _ inintmtnnnnmnntmings .

easo oes ie es an c eapes

-~° printino’ in the city Try him

ders addre'~sed to the

and endorsed "I`enderSl QLEBB ST

will be received at this oon on ` 4 I K' ‘

y March 3:-d 99 Tho Charlottetown Steam llavigatlontlo Ltd ng loO0 cubic yards of _""-

subject to the approval

ssioners Engineer ____ ill be received for quanti THE ANNUAL MEETING of

IS i-d into dgii f

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A full a tendtince is icquested.

the season. Sleighs leave \Vorth’s l»i\’¢°rv Stable at 7 1.5 Concert opens M8 ‘clock Adun-.sion only 10cts

c Drive and concert 25 'cents. A good

programme. 1-lome made candy for To Cure Headache in ten minutes use

sale.

Ex'ri~:Nsivn preparations are beinv

tainment. Miss Flo McKenzie of this city will give two readings.

_ THOMAS D’ Arcy McGee, patriot,poli- tican, oretor, journalist and poet was a

uniquegfigure in our affairs during the last ten vears ol his lite. In earlier

in the affairs of Ireland where he was

in middle life lived, wrote, spoke

to be de`iver¢d by Mr. McCready in the

this week. Admission ten cents. Pro-

library fund.

Division Rooms, West Royalty, Satur- day eveningf the occasion being the re- turn fraternal visit of the members of Orient Division who as usual turned out in quite a large number and as is their custom, entertained the members of Mayflower for two hours in a credi- table manner. The programme, con- sisting of speeches, songs, readings and recitations, was given in their most jolly mannei.Refreshments were pissed around by the sisters of Maytlower and< after being disposed of, the meeting closed, the brethren joining hands and Singing Auld Lang Syne. The mem- bers ot Mayllower will lock forward w

ith pleasure to the next visit from

Orient. Visitors are always welcome

EAs'ri-:RN Nori-is._Ycur correspond-

ent would like to write something more interesting to your many intelligent readers than accounts of that prevailing

well as other parts of the Island and in- deed all Nortli America. The northern shores of the Island here. and the /in- land sections, have suffered far more severely, and more universally than the southern parts from this mysterious and treacherous disease. On the morning of the 22nd inst,, Deacon Alexander

covering. his iron constitution and temperate life being strong factors in

thouvht there will be more cod tisliing

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THE concert w_ __ www evening at ,is in aid ot the Prince Street School

‘Hes/tz’s Hall will be one of the events of hbm1`.Y f‘~md» Whl¢h f3Ct in 8ddifi0D I0

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LOCAL t BRIEFS ¢.l.’?._'_».`1'.ll‘-*lC'-“-°~!32t‘1'»-f'»»‘»'1»f» that 3 _ -

" ` ` ' luistriot, Will bo V i S "

y THE ice boats left Cape 'rormentine “

Gathered hi Boardlin Reporters and tor- 2, 7_2? ,_ m_ yesterday and wma at,

_ ‘ape ' ‘raverse at 12 00, Th boats on

mspondems Everywhere this side left at 8 o’clock and reached

Tormentine at 11.50 a. m. The mall train arrived here at 2.05 p. m.

Thursday March 2nd, at 8 o’clcck, p. m. Admission 10 cents. The lecture

the ability ot the lecturer and popular- ity ofthe subject should insure a full house. /

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Komtort Headache Powders.l0 cts.

RED HAIR [HE BEST WEAR.

Why are redlieaded people less subject to baldness than those with fair or brown hair? An English physician has answered this conundrum.

The hair of the redheaded is relatively

thick, one red hair being as thick as tive blond or three brown hairs:With 30,000 red hairs the scalp is well thatched. With the same number of blond hairs one is almost bald. It takes 160,000 blond and 105.000 brown hairs to cover ad- equately an ordinary head.

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The Guardian Prize Com-

Ten More Questions for P. E. Island Scholars.

I. How did Spain provide money for

the withdrawal of her troops from Cuba and Porto Rico P

II. What is the United States doing

with the Spanish men-of-war, stranded onthe mn h eastern coast of Cuba?

III. Whit -lo you know of the recent

movements of the Khalita ?

IV~. What noted F re .-climan died

recently?

V. How many government supporters.

opprisitionists and independents were elected at the recent New Brunswick election?

Vl. Sketch the course of events in

tlie Philippines since they Were given up by the Spanish.

VII. When did the Anglo American

commission adjourn P To when? What were the results ot the negotiations ?

VIII. Who is Admiral Dewey ? Tell what you know-of him. ` » IX. When is the Dominion Parlia-

ment sumtnoned to meet E’

X. Who is President of France ?

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The craving for Alc:»tiol,0pium, Cocan

Tobacco, Cigarettes can be cured at the Keel a Institute in Portland. Maine. So can Neur e heni Nerve Exhaus tion and that always tired%eeIing, seldom at ease condition. and I

the system restored to its normal condition Write for particulars -

SEE Beer & Goffs ad. TCheap Canned

Goods Sale, in today’s issue. 27 Si

CHEAP Canned Goods Sale at Beer 8:

Goffs this week. 27 Bi

liwi.-:sriosrn the claims of Stanley

Bros. to superiority in dress goods. See their 39c stuEs-worth 60 to 98c per yard. 27 2i

FREE lessons in Art Embroidery will

be given for two months at the Decor- ative Art room commencing March lst. morning and evening classes.

25. lw -

EXTRA RoLLs for all styles of

clothes .wringers at ~Le Page’s Old stand, Queen Street.-28 tt. _

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3-' On your Spoons, Forks and other. __ , Silver articles, would be nice,

wouldn’t it. gg

A nicely engraved Monogramtg

rot only adds beauty, to the article _ f' but is a means of identifying 10. __ should anv article get astray or be stolen. Now is a. good time to have them engraved. Our MP- __ W. T. Welhier is expert in this 1; beautiful art, and he will be :

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_ held In the public hall

at Eld¢>:_iiU,¢_tonioJi'i:o§v__ a.t,1.30 P, m_ - -~ ~ . _.ass ,,, W W k

TllE ALWAYS BUSY SIURE-STANLEY BROS. A 07 Cut ms Peg;3;l::T;lS?`t?:i1?t;klgr;i“g:s:§')£' J* ( P

afternoon at 2 o’clock. Her son John 3

arrived yesterday from Boston via the -2 ;` S. S. Stanley. ’ ‘~

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41,’ _ L O_ F. Meena" of Colm Avondale' Pr=iNoE Street- School Lecture Course.

es _ _ __ 7 _ _ l-Mr. McCready, editor of the Guan

` M to ""g`ht'“'S°‘“‘_q‘“k _"‘,_fh"' M'3cha“'°slniAN, will delivera lecture on Thos.

Hall, New Pionse Bio-,L_ Payment of.D.Am M.GeeinY L. C A h H

~0u|d dg well (0 |901( inf() the values dews and otherveiyiii-portant business. ‘Y ` " ' ‘ a °n

ffered in our

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ACCOUNTS are bein Place

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RDBERT PALMER & Go

Plmedm show 0,, amp... of I Gharlottetown Sash and Door Factofl

_ prqared 60

designs for your approval if you : With expenenced workman andiirst-class machmeryf V9 3°

. - and Fi-nmol, . ;< ti ni ti. Doon and Frames. Bah”

ralilufesif lb rson liould liave their ' supply contractors an 0 ers m

Y P9 5 'T Finish, 6171! Sw

r more yards, and to be the above company will be held at = pigene of me<;t$a.nism_thaptiyis.you and -si Silverware marked. 2 mbenm' and exbenor ’

~ in 01'

such “mes and Places as their office, corner of Great George E cigiiixgr i-Zpnir it.

upon ) ‘

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* HERNY SMITH. zélgnhbieiviovgtisbsiiffv, the aiggdsy gs. F' 3

Ch°'i"n°'“‘ ’ t th h of eleven

“‘i°*‘i°“°'” °f S°"°“"“”d n g?¢i§:'i:°l;.;?xt§y oriierour £ Walelilmr ul lmlar. e

Jly- . ’ F. w, Hams. >- Queen si. I ~» ’town Feb 25t '99

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L V The costts small. _g Game wnuwgmn, smrqay, Boluierl. ':’:3ll.-&0|§ln0:

1 :_ 5 cum: una cenuewn, Kun In-lea inn” Ili 5 wa We z llrlodCle:;'e3€sf:¢&5`°“ll-‘ °"‘ cl" B°‘r‘.

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