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Fach year as spring came round thought —* well : never beat this Wall Paper display

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Yes we're prond of this Wall Paper d¢ partments.

Bright, fresh, new Wall Papers, in charming designs—at such trifl-

And such an enormous range we We venture to say —with- ont any fear of contradiction—that nota half dozen of towns of this size—in Canada - can produce such a range as ours,

Does that seam a bold claim ?

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and as our business bas s:ead) ily increased during that time, we feel cur efforts to warrant your cofidence have been ap pre siated, and b+ g most respectfully to res you our sincere thanks for your liberal patronage. é

[t bas been our “notto during the past wenty-five years to handle only the BEST goods in our line, aad sell the same at able prices. We = now better than ever prepar~ ito dothis.

BRING YOUR PRESCRIPTION TO US}: AND SAYE 25 PER CENT.

All prescriptions are prepared person- ally or by our Mr. McKinnon, whois a graduate of the Nationsl Institute of Phar- macy, Chicago, and a member of the Nova Scotia Pharmaceutical Society

Our : Special : Remedies are giving every satisfaction; we are con- etantiy receiving testimonials in their favor. Soliciting a continuance of your patron age. Your obedient servant. ondnas E, HUGHES Thepeopes = rugaiet; Ap>tees H

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of Public Works,

THE ADDRESSES WILL OCCUPY HOUSE TILL EASTER.

A Liberal Who is Satisfied About Prohibition.

_—- (Sreeian ro Tak Examiner |

Orrawa, March 28.—The debate on the address was continued by Davies (Sa- skatchewan) who made a vulgar attack on Davin which led to @ wordy warfare be- tweea the two membere, nevessitating the interference of the speaker.

qvette) and Sproul, East Grey, McClure (Liberal) Cc lchester, spoke. He claimed the Government bad broken

fault to find with them.

It appears that while Davin was speak-~ ing on Friday the Minister of Public Works interjected a remark about a scal - lawag.

The relevancy of the observation is not apparent, bat Tarte thought the senlence eo vital that be went to the Haneard ren porter and asked bim to be eure and insert it inthe report. Davin, not having beard Tarte using the expression, took occasion to call attention to the matter.

Yesterday the Minister of Public Works wriggled out of tbat he bad not applied the obnoxious epithet to any one is the House, but the fict of his going to Hansard to secure the insertion of the phrase showed he had some design in bis mind

It is generally conceded that the address cannot be dieposed of before the Easter holidays. Fully 25 cooservative members have signified their desire to speak. The petition a-king Parliament togrant ap extra 25 cents per day to the Militia force has been ruled ont, it being contrary to the rules of parliamentto receive any petition asking for money grants.

Sir Louis Davies has been ill for the past few days but is better and was atle to be in the House yesterday.

Ortrawa, March 28.—Tbe rfostmaster-~ ship of Montre.| is: ot to be filled until after the session. This is an indication that the job will go to Beausoleil, M. P Jimmey McShane wi]] be placated by the support of the French Candians in bis c .ndidature for the Mayoralty of Moutreal and it is whispered be wil! not be overlooked when theccntracts forthe Montreal har- bor worke are given out.

Positively curcd ~ these Little Pilis, Be also relieve Distress from Dyspepsia, digestion and Too Hearty Eati ng. Aper: ac remedy for Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsi-

Pain in the Side, TOREF7D LIVER. They Regulate the Bowels. Purely Vegetable. Small Pill. Small Dose. Small Price, Substitution the fraud Uf the day, \

See you get Carter’s, Ask for C

Insist and demand

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ae “HUTTON's "REPORT HEAVY FIGHTING

After speeches by Messrs Rocbe (Mar> |

his dfficulty by stating”

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OF COMMONS Has been Presented to Parliament

(Spaeiat ro ras Examixer }

The Facetious Minister) o-rsvs, sores 25 —Geoert stato

ret report on the Militia of Canada is ove | a ihe most drastic ever presentedin Par- liament.

It is crack full of recommendations which if the MejoreGeneral is given power agi money to carry ont is calculated to give the country an effective militia force, which, be says, it has not today.

FIRE IN CHICAGO

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Broke out in the Armour Works.

(Sree. to Tae Examiner }

Cuicago, March 28,—Fire destroyed the |

GOING ON

| Aguinalda's Troops are Retreating

BUT ARE MAKING A DOGGED FIGHT

American Troops Have Pushed on in Pursuit.

{Sreciat. re Twa Examiver. J

Wasuicron, March 28.—The third day of the fighting north of Manila has brought

Armour curled hair and felt works las, ‘little news of a decisive character from night and caused a property loss of nearly | which the war department officials could

$430,000, injured ten employees, one fat» |

ally, and endangered the lives of four hun-

dred others who bad to escape through |

blinding smoke.

no prohibition pledges, hence he had no, The Great Fire at the Windsor, N Y.,

Was an awful calamity, but cannot be remedied. Now, Catarrbozone can remedy and is a positive cure for catarrh and kindred dreaded diseases. This statement is backed up by burhels ef testimonials, which we bave and can produce. Snuffs, ointments, washes, etc., have beer proved useless in giving relief or. curing ¢.tarrh, brenchitis, irritable throat, nasal and ear passages, but Catarrhozone, the ozonated air cure, does not valy give i nmediate r: lief, but eff-cte a permanent cure, Why delay? Send at once for

tm ple botile and inhaler, 10 cenvs, Out~ i . $1.00.

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In Charlottetown, on the27:h Marc!,

1899 Leo Brenton, infant, son of John B. and Maggie Helen Ball, aged 1 year and 10 monthe,

Dear Sins,—I have been a great suffer- er from rueumatism, and lately have been canfined tomy bed. Seeing your MIN- ARD’S LINIMENT advertsiemeont, I tried ic and got immediate relief: I ascribe my restoration to health to the wonderful power of your medicine.

Lawis &, Burcur,

Burin, Nfd.

FRUIT GROWERS’ MEETING.

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Sir,—Having attended the meeting of the P.E. Island Fruit Growers’ Association, allow me to refer to one incident which I did not ke at that eucceseful and other« wise enjoyable meeting. I noticed the vountenances of those attending the meet- ing when the Premier, Hon. Donald Farquharson addressed the assembly; aod

felt both with the evidence of good-will entertained by the hon. gentleman aud the governmen}, he leads, and a! +o appro-~ val of the eentimenis he expressed aod the | prom:se of more substantial help. I am not quitesure thateven the member of the Fruit Growers’ Associat.un who caused the objectionable incident I referred to when commenciug this letter, intended to

ableremark, But I think g:¢ was actas- ted by mistaken zea! for increased mem- bership of the society.

I trust that fature meetings of our Fruit Growers’ Associaiion will be freely participated in by all frieods of progress in fruit-growing. ‘We want their presence, their go.dwil!, and all the information they can impart.

Si,tent MEMBER,

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LOCAL NOTICES.

sale by the tub 9;

His

Choice table butter for

A fresh eupply of self-rising buckwheat in packages just received at Beer & Goff's. 2i.

Blouse Sets—We have received a selecs tion of nice new patterns in blouse sets; we solicit your inspectien. —G. F’. Hutche~ son,

When the new chicken fattening station is started there willbe a big demani for Piymou:h Rock chickens. I: will pay you to raise tnem. Prepare yourself oefore band by purchasing a setting of first-class Plymouth R.ck eggs for hatching from Alfred Riggs, Grauy lie St, City. be ready in about a week to supply yu wiih eggs from the dnest jot of Piymouta | Rock fowls he has ever bred from. d&w

[am certaio pleasure and satisfaction was |

be offeusive when he made the questions |

iudge what the final outcome of this moves ment would be. In all official quarters the most intense interest prevailed, but there was no ex citement and noneof that anxiety and

tension shown during the memor- able! days of last summer, when decisive blows were being struck at Santiago.

Early in the day,Geueral Otis cabled the War Department a brief but comprehen- sive despatch. It disclosed that severe fighting was going on, with the forces ad vanced as far as Mariolow, while the in~ surzen’s under the command of Aguinaldo were being driven backwards with great slaughter. This and the press despatches satisficd the officials that the strategic movement of entrapping the insurgents had not proved as successful as was de- # zned, aod that the move bad now shifted t» a retreat by Aguinaido’. forces and pur suit by our troops.

The in urgent’s retie:t oward Malolos was slow and dogzed and advantage wae takea of Oae after another of the lines o entrenchment, the burning of bridges and the interruption of communicatione.

That the fighting would proceed into the fourth day was shown by his closing This columo will prees oo in This refers to Tuesday.

sentence. the morning.

ESTEEMED EXCHANGES.

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The Morireal Gazette zemarke: There were a number of comnlimects paid to Sir Charles Tupper on the conclusion of his speech on ihe addres in the House of Com- mons. The Ereatest, however, was Sir Wilfrid Laurier’®, The Premier asked the House to be adjourord for a day that be might have time to prepare an answer to the indictment of the Conservative leader ”

RACE WAR.

Exterminating the Negroes in Little River County, Arkansas.

Tsxarkana, Ark., March 27.—Race war is on in Little River County and during the last 48 hoursan indefinite number of negroes have met their death, at the hands of the white population. Seven are known to have been lynched and the work is not done yet. The bodies of the victims of the mob’s vengeance are hang- ing to the limbs of trees in various parts of the country. The country is in astate of most intense excitement. Little River covnty is in theextreme southwest corner of tbe state, being bordered on the west by the Iodian Territory and on the south by Texas. The negro population is large and has for a long time proved very troublesome. Frequent murders have oc~ curred and thefts and fights have become common affairs, but it was not until Tues- day that the trouble assumed a« serious ae- pect It then developed that carefully laid plans had been made by a number of neg~ roes to precipitate a race war and that many white men had been marked for victims, Ic is learned that 23 negroes were implicated in this plot, and the whites are now benton meting out summary pup~ ishment to the entire coterie of conspira- tors. Seven have been killed and the work of wiping out the entire list continues with- out relaxation. Wherever oneis found he

; is quickly strung up and his body perfera~

ted with ballets. ——— es

SLUSH !

Sir,—The writer would like to call at- tenticen to the diegraceful condition of many of the sidewalks throughout the city. In many plac:s it is impossible for ladies or children to get along without getting wet feet. On Grafton street, near Ucffin’s corner, the slush ie several inches deep, and iz: eeveral places on Kent street it igeven worse,—one very bad place is opposite a double-dwelling house, hearing the numbers 388 and 386, At these places the siJewalk is simply ” deep gutter. If there is a law governi this matter why is it not enforced ? aed if there ie no law and public decency will not compel these people to keep their sidewalks clean, why not have the city employes do it? If the city is going to do it, it 18 quite certain that sufficient men nut be employed, as certainly one man, creased in good clothes, looking ou at two men trying to shovel slush, is not going to unprove the streets very much,

Crrizen.

Carters’ for Wall Paper

Things te Make a Note of.

The regular monthly meeting of the Caledonia Ulub of P. E. Island will be held in MacKachern’s Ball, Queen Stree’, tonight at 8 o'clock,

8. O. F.—-Lodge Prince Eiward meets to night at 8’oclock. Initiatioa—payment of dues--and other imvortant business. Every member requested to attend,

P.W. C. students concert tonight at the ¥. M.C. A.

Hear the old songs'by the young’ boys

onight,

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ROYAL

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Hood's Sarsanarill?, Bur- dock BloodsBitiers, Anieys Fruit Stits & other salines

Central Drug Stere ac Sunnyside.

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CARTERS’ Tested Seeds

Have you got a copy of our Seed | Catologue for 1899 ? it tells how

to get and grow our seeds. We are very busy TESTING PACKETING

and SHIPPING SEEDS, but are not | too busy to show you through our seed | department which is now on first floor n the New Annex in rear of our BOOKSTORE CARTERS’ SEEDS GROW, CASTERS’ SEEDS ARE BEST.

Geo. Garter & Co.

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