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ren or grandchildren, the situtatiou is sometimes to say the least, embarrass- ing.

Her cousin George,the Duke of Cam-

bridge, who is about the same age as herself,is afiiicied in the same way, and although a great diner out, almost in- variably goes ofl to sleep, either at dinner or immediately afterwards. Fortunately one of his sons, either the Admiral or the General Fita George (offspring) of his illegal union with the Dublin actress, Miss Fairweather) is always in attendance as gentleman in waiting, and sees to his being roused at the proper moment.

Queen Victoria is fond cf music, and

both at \Vindsor and at Osborne has been having concerts after dinner almost every evening. Her attitude through the concert is well worth watching. During the first part of the performance she is to such an extent interested there- by that she actually beats time with her fan on her gloved hand in sympathy, the look in her eyes giving evidence of keen pleasure and vivacity. In fact, she moves her head gently in time with the music.

During the second part ot the program

her hands no longer neat time, and her eyelids commence to dreop. But every now and then she rouses herself, and if she happens to catch the eye of the art- ist a kindly and motheriy smiieoi' dep- recation,as if asking for indulgence, liits acioss her venerable features. It is a smile so grandmotherly as to be winning in the extreme.

During the third and closing part. of

the program one generaliy falls fast. asleep, her head bent forward, and only is awakened either by the cessation of the music, by the touch of one of her daughters or grand-daughters, or else on the rare occasions when thc Prince of \Va1es is preseut,by his loud expres- ions of approval- There is nothing ridiculous or laugh;

able about these slumbers of the good old Queen. It is only rather pathetic Burdeued as she is with the weight of well nigh four score years, as _well as f the anxieties and responsibilities of a reign extending through more than six decades over the greatest empire in the world. she has a right to feel a little drowsy.

It is, however, giving some alirm to er family and to her medic il attend- ants, who fear that it piesages a break-

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deress Wants a Reprieve -The Gaspesia Sighted Stanley Wanted to Assist Her-The G. T. R. Divi- dend-lan McLaren Sails,

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ST. JOHN, Feb. 1l_(Special)-To-

result of nomination day has much im- proved the governinent’s olirvices, but without giving full assurance of a

general victory :L week hencej

Orrawa, Feb. 11.-(Sp cial)--_ifhe

government has been asked to send the S. S. Stanley to aid the steaiuship Gaspesia which has been sighted in the

ice off Capo Perce, on the Gaspe coast, i

_ _ _ but the Stanley is herself a piisouer. grain- - and wife have sailed for New York.

UP of her mental and physwai powels' A large petition has been received in _ *__* _ Killg 050813 Of SW6d€l1. ii in in

_ _ l A singular bacerial disease proves health

favor ofthe commutation ot the sen-I '

_ ~ ' _ ti tie the cause of decay of ancient niet- , ' - k °

g c hd d th t gf ,_ _ _ i ‘ _ _ _ The Morning Post ma es a vigorous

5 So_inu__<_> ___e_P_e_n =; gpop H_;~,9g,_i;_rig'a__ :ence of Cordeiia Porier, who, with ,uw implements andmher 0b]e¢iS_ lt _mack on the societ sung mga de_

e theboc ta aiu 4 _ _ . - _ YY '

30 _J saparilla mauyydiffereliit diseases are Silm P“_N1OW‘ “vans execution at m,,the for;-D of Sm-au excms <‘1a1`i_°.%’tl1°2Y_n9i‘§l°°t L0 can after ac'

0 , Stholastique, Quebec, for murdering c_'u"€'b or Meera limq' .Which become cepting hospitality, that they refuse to

@ ,Lund , her husband. 1 me Centers of _M913 _oxldiiuon land Dr' to dance and in general lack manners @i _ MONTREAL F_,b_ u__0,_,e of ,he W.Fi;tiz~ir,ai1 Irish iintiquarianjuds that andb1_eedin,._

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\ OW lo YOUI' l.lII1C __ ' most imp Jrtant things that happened. gn 3'aUq_‘_ws Oi cO,pp_Er Oli its aluo-gs 'nh MADRlD,Feb. 11.-The supreme milt-

@ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .in are liable to be infcc ed. n ronze, tan, Colm is ,O prosecute Cervera ,D @ L/iiicaeo. Februaiy 11.T [bpecla ]'“ as far as Canada is concerned, is tue remarkable disintegration is pygducgd, _ uectiou with the ,oss of the Spanish /~ Th" f°u°"i“g aw the cwsmg rates :_ three per cent. dividend ol the Grand the metal being ggaduiiliy reduced to ‘S03ad'r0n at Samiam

53°- Whe9~if"”` com' 355; oats* 27; ; Trunk, due to improved conditions and fm “mofphous P0Wd@1`- The di=€9»S9 18 _ ° _ ~ ark, 9.85. - t 1 .' ` believed with good _reason to have in- May wheat.73~’t; COPD. 373 i 0318. 23§ i 0°" rc ' _ fective powers spreading like leprosy

pork, 10.00. ___ Pour Hoon. C. 15 ,Feb 11.-A youth through the metal, and even being

Jlllywbotlf, 7?§;C01`U 3‘ii0”-tS»255 5 of 17 named Jahu R MGNQM suiCide_ conveyed to fresh surfaces from the I I l

pork ---_ " ` ’ affected spots. Counterfeiteis have not _ __ __ ,__ .__ ,__ is » ed here yeswsda-7' overlooked thc spots of bronze disease,

HiiLirAx,N.S.,Feb.1l- Jas. Jackson, "Om Whldl _ii is “fseffiid l¢h°Y_h“e__;"' , |

TUCURE TO0Tl'lACi'lE IN A MINUTE a swell Colored man was committed , oculated their false antiques to impa_ a

0 1° t' n cures;it not, _ A ’ genuine appearance. 4 _ .

_ _ J ;{,°`fr1;ln§§;q,],;,",¢k_ n1‘4,::‘ii)aili;fc;d3d_for Nenraigia for trial for attempted rape. _ ____ S2.yS L2.X2-I.1V€1‘ P1115 1113612 3

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"°dH°°d°°h° 25°’°'t rug” __ _ BELLIN II-LE, OM-» Feb- 1 l-_-'(500 A sociological problem of the utmos. new man of mm. -' _ _ 4 cial)--Henry Corby M P will build concern to modern life has been broufrht

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It has happened a number of times ° ' A beautiful ‘~sh..wl" of ti-anspar i

at dinneizand as nobody present ventures In Ni Bl Elves Premler ealciie, or carbonate of lime. is oncefif coast Towns to disturb her nap, exeetitinglier child- _ ii number "01 mum-kable ,peep _

E , . ._ mens lately taken _ from a cave near_ U

mmBl‘S0l] SIX S8atS sydney, S_ W. It isaslab about8,

by 6 feet in size, covered with exquisite ind wonderful grooves and shadings,and witlta thickness scarcely greater than that of a silver half dollar.

shown in Brussels by the organization of a company for establishing supply stations at intervals of 10 or 12 miles on the main roads of France and Bel- gium These will not onl recharge

to ' .Y istorage batteries, supply oil fuel aiid

make repairs, but will have the con- veniences of an inn, not forgetting med- ical attendance.

ia simple method of resuscitation from

asphyxia is reported by Dr. W. Freud- enthal. He/introduces the under finger

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ri-is QUEEN sLi=:sPs sc.11-:N'1‘ri=ic Mzscnnnanr GUx1¢ALDO'o YOUTH.

ea Itscemstha* ariongcthertokcns of oid .ldpmeseiac uer, have been found

p fl E Aga naldo was on apt scholar.

nge app irent in Queen \ ictoiia she is _ ~ by a Gsriuan chemist to be the most ef- ° wasp ecccions liko the Malay, _

now commencing to develop a_ tendency ‘ ____ feetive protectors of iron and steel from ' tions l ko the Caucasian, ond ho

i8t|SHEIl |88! THE eUiini>1AN,oHAnLoT'rEroWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, MoNoAr, FEBRUARY 13,, 1899.-s PAGES

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. to f.-ill asleep at all sorts of times. and _ rust.. _ "'

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By Acclamatlon __ Forty? Faith in the horseless carriaffo is ebels say Reign of Terror

Exlsts and Americans Kill Women and Children- Two Lords Return

I'-looleyfs Money-M eetlng of Anglo-American Com- mission-Cervera to be Prosocuted.

day nominations were made throughout into ‘he nwuth and nmves ii* to 3-'ld fm MANILA, Feb. 11.-(Special)-The

- . io th 'irl tt' ' ff _ _

the province. The government got six ; V" ° °P‘=~ ° 13 °“‘S‘“g ““ e °" t° American loss in the battle of Calvocan

_ _ s llow, h'ch ' d' t l f ll - _

seats by acclatnalion, all three in Glou- _ efynloy ,_ ,.eT,,,.ln 0;s,_;;;?:,,,?n? yfphgs 2,; was 3 killed and 32 wounded.

C3995 and three lu N0TlhUmb91`11\ld, _ proven successful when .the older ' ine- _ The American ships today shelled the where the opposition only nominated £5053 ll8~V0 fHil<-Bd- Whi16_ il makes SGVUYG ` country hey ond Calvocan. They will one candidate for four Seng i traction upon the tongue unnecessary. attack Mambo” ~at once and should

There are contests in every other * _ s reach m l ` I rt ' h

Ashovelful of earth Mr. tr. Clarke a °°s1°°' ° “lg t- `

lately described to the Japanese Society

‘the opposition. Charlotte is not so hope- by Gi1___m_,s'_,n_ _‘ns long A Eecmt_ "The ful gr0w=\<i- iiladeis formed from small strips of

(;¢ue1-a1iy _ji is coneeddd that the lsteel, which are welded together, and

doubled in half and beaten out repeat- edl_v,t"e finished weapon being thus given as_inaiiy as 1.194.304 layers of metal. The work is slow. the.linal sharpening, in the case of very fine blades. sometimes iequiriug fifty days. In the forging process, the metal is often hammered on the edge and built up of a.ternate layers of iron and steel, the result being a blade beautifully marked with wavy lines or a line wood

to noticeb M Aiborowski About a

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S . . - . an lmmensa elevator’ If conngctnn as mile from Ezy, in Normandy, exists a Cm-ed him of Indjggstign and

made to enable western gram t’ e group of long-disused wine-cellars, or _ _

Shlllped by this 1`°\1l9- 1 artificial caves, which have fallen into Pauls in the Back*

:_ M. ------» ---- --" dgcgy gnd fujghglf 5, gentury have C88!! 1 given up to estrays from civilization. ‘ who have here become' isolated to a re-

_markable degree. The adults, though

ake Baskets, U il from society, becomig inferior to the

trer dygheg, ' _ , tramps. 'lite kitchen utensils of .these ugar Bowls Cream Jugs, . . . . FOR- » - - people are old tin cans and other _articles

ea Sets” Bg picked from refuse heaps; their bedi

consist of wooden hunks set up on stone

rays and Waters, _ ' and filled with leaves, thecovering be- poons and Ladlefh 1”' _ ing wrapping canvas ;' their clothes are

inner and breakfast cruets, B from purg | ,, " - 0, _- bod

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1 all attempts to induce 'them to timid _ school or to awaken a care for_auy

- .,,,,,_,,,,,,,,.,,,,,‘",,__,,,,,,.,_ change from their life of utter misery

Vlct ons J ewellry Store. i i, *Md d°g’1'ldlfi0l\-

iiiotreally criminal, have been exiled,

__ d __ _ __ rags partly coverin_, por.ions of the Y.

'U1 IS GS cream) tartar ‘i and the youu er ones are even without Ups, napkiii riuvs, of l these.--f The getilement has grown to able Bells about eighty members, the increase be- i-ige accord |. ` ` ing now ra id, and five or six of tho

mg 0 quality the f “families” liaviuv four orfive children

agahlst f each. Tho chilifren are of shockingly

_ low» mental order, with no desire beyond

°' satisfying physical cravings. and T955*

°°“5tit"°"°5'- _ 4 Nuttall tells us. contains eleven thou- T118 AI110I'i0&I1S h0ld U16 1'9»i1'1`0ld i0. There remain forty members to re , sand miliions of bactci-ia._ These are of Calvogan, The _places ab", “msd

elected, so that if the government get l “F1009 §P9Ci93» Peffoimmg such) Work are on the coast around the bay between

only 18 out of the 40 they will have a _iEgeblrgliiggtsagggtgeiSmxaeréegvigcsgé Manila. m“J°"".Y 1° the H0136- erm of an _ | _ phi em The heat is' knockin ovt more of

,g e hsuzel s germ s S

There will be iiarce fighting in thofreea little understood volatile coin- their men than the rebel bullets.

large constituencies of Westmorland. `I_>0\1P<_iW|10S€ V8P0I`i5` P51”C¢iV€d 115 U10 HONG K0 F b, 11 S _ 1 Charlotte, York and St John city, which f“m1l"“` °d°r °f damp *ml* The Va?" _ _ _ _ NG' s 6 ' _g peels' )'_ raturn fm? members edch Th is evidently prevented by water from TheFilipinos say the Americans coil-

‘ -f ' _ 9 g°v` escaping, audiucreases in the air after menceqthe fighting and so fu-

‘¢1`°m€°t Party h°Pe t° break mm 311° rain, when the odor becomes mostbbi ` I '

solid 1 opposition representation of St. uct~iceabie:“""ir-“~'°~""'“’*"`*'”“"‘“» ,_ hudr nd than _vu t t ~ John city and probably to carry the _ -T” ~_ emi, _ ren’ 0 error “xl four seats tin York, heretofore held by The mailing of Japamse awwds’

have

ists in Manila, where thc Americans

are cornpollingy _ home, then shooting them, regardless of Sex.

WAs1uN'roN. Feb. 11.-There was a

_full meeting of the Anglo-American

Commission yeterday. No important results.

LONDON, Feb. 11. :(Special)-Lords

De La Worr and Albermarle will re-' turn the .£27,000 that Hooley claims they received from him. ' ' Rev. John -Watson, (Ian McLaren),

' We don’t make absurd or extravagant claims for Laxa.-Liver Pills.

Tell you in a plain, simple way what

they will do, and prove what we say by the testimony of those who liaye _used them. We say they cure dyspepsia, mdi- gestion and all stomach disorders, and renew the health and strength.

Mr. Melville Miller, Bensfort, Out.,

corroboratcs this in the following state- ments: “I have used two bottles of Lara.-Liver Pills and I must say they made a new man out of ine, after taking them for three weeks. My trouble was indigestion, heart fluttering and pains in my back. Laxa-Liver Pills have com- pletely cnred me and I-/think they are the best medicine in the world to set 3 man up.”

If you take a Laxa-Liver Pill before

retiring, 'twill work while you sleep, without 9, gripe or pain, and make you feel better in the mornmg.

These pills never sieken or weaken,

ond leave _no_bod oftorfoloets 0l__ony

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momo y like that ofa Chiuomon-tho Ereato t memory poososaod by mol. At the ageof ‘seven ho was the oquol of mo half-brood boys of twolvo, 'and at ton o was montallytho superior most o the Tagals and half-brood: of tho dis riet. '

Wh _ he wasfomtoon or iiftoon ho was e rolled in the medical dopo.'rt-»' mento the Pontiiicol University ot- llanila undor,Profasso_rs Nelda ond Buitro o. Ho was: bright student, but no ingisknown of his collogo career. Shortly sttor this tio ho commi ted what is on 'uupotdonoblo sin. bo h secular and religious, in tho- Philip ities by joining 'tho lhocnic Order. Masonry was o prohibitod

rule, a d any msn joining tho crgfoli- zation i ht under on onoiont low bb

timo (i 1888) ho had somo tr'oublo__g' witht authoritieoahd wontto H

colony _pf Philippines,oxilos and oloc of Filipiu s who had crossed the Chino ‘ Sea in business ontorpriso. loro ho,

obtained his irst knqwlodgo of tho great orld outside of tho narrow

panis§_`civilization in which he

g up e a

boon ron ht . ll ttendod drillsa d po_ro.d_oo.of thoBritis`h`_ sons. frequented the gonshopo on

his ow use,o.nd .in ever wa triodab?

edge. According to report ho crossed 1 over into Kowloon 'snd’ssrvedo short time tho-Chinese army, and

that nothing more

from

who the troops

them. bo-obtained his

the corrupt it

. but nsvsilr-I

the crowol a _ China

an ship

under

wortoro, and resid many

and the campaigns of

and

and :hire are numerous photo- ' in existence in that _city of hil~ soldier and sailor unliorlo. ` the post year he has surpriood

acquaintancos with his knowf accurate opinions upon tho

battles and generals of Eurcpo

during the present cen-

Review ol Rovjews. 8 _

many ledge

and tury.

$1~,00 WHITE SHi1>.'rs.-If

you are not acquainted with our *famous tailor-made one

dollar shirts,‘you are a stran- ger tlo the most popular value in P._E,Island,-Stanley Bros.

l --11,_2s

A i-‘hw reasons why you should col-

lect McLean stamps., lst. Because on all caslh purchases you save 3 ner cont on th dollar. 2nd. Because it keeps you f om getting into debt. 8rd. Bo- cause 't helps you to save money and build p your home. 4th. Because it helps your children to know the worth of mo ey by these stamps. Fill your book nd get it cashed at our ollco. Haviland St., residence Robert Hogg, Esq. l Feb.1 tf. '

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its tip tins

iiittiitni

-BLANK BUUKS

Mapy lines that we do notinbsnd to koop F-itnre. See them on large TABLE in

of our STORE.

Pigs of tail lots Pam f°r cents a package. '

Tllllolt 5 bv I0 wuts wb,

M, at -less than _ Bm: it tal Pm at 25 me

Wddmd

thingi the Philippines uodor Spanish ,-

tortur and excutod. About this ~

Kong, here _thoro was o hir-sig

Queen’ Road, purchased firearms for;-;,

incrensi his fund of _ practical knof`li`~;.._

Weili ton, Von Moltke, hls&--»

A let of Blank Iuka

regular price 55 cents,