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WILLIAM STEAD'S BELIEF. A VICIOUS MONKEY.

Woonsrock, Ont., April 30.-Geo

En land i onthe \ergc of a st

the Atlantic thit. \\ ill ru

Wir 0u,~p»_»aceful crilciilations. \\

Lum-(l State: congress meets

grywmguitver treaty will betorn i ;h\'°d’ “mt d;?_;`;_ elub£\:eef?C;;_‘ . e and alniostsevered the index finirer

_ 0 5 _'

lbtiueggg; humble pic. The ilrst se ous

m Ssion of the possibility of sue dwuwill do more to keep the Boers

3: gold than all the speeches of all

1; Jacko w ill be put. to death by poi on

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the WAR BALLOON FOR ENGLAND

‘ ' stence.

wo,B¢¢rS ln €.\l

---mi

BBQXCHITIS IS .\'O\V EPIDEMI

th worst cases. Catarrhozone f

Icgmfrvsdlndsethe healing medicated

hw every air passage in head, bronical mbgeandl_UDR*IClf_tE;?_f;'i_h0;i)_§|;e£E)§_‘{__1§fand motor between the balloon and the

egg [ KD. 1 '

d B Ee igflamed membranes, quic _ _ 32 dry wngh ani feverishness, and the ation of which causes the balloon to

“winds breathing 8-Hd 5°l`9Ue5S l" the cend and descend. At ahe rear there

°;,°:'.‘l‘.a°.:°."..‘i...i;'.f.:;L?"i.‘i';;‘;“.fa‘.§‘..._ _ »i.n.n to fenslvely used, and never once failed.; ---¢--- _ Even cases of 5, 10 an_c_l___ 2(;_y_e_arsbSet¢;IJd;_DS`i PAPER FOR M')I‘l_\W.<S.

tm; baffelled the s i _<3 Ee ts p y- _

sic;m,_ have been cured y atarr ozone. _---- _

Your doctor can tell you that Catarrh-~ O'rra\va , April 28.-The Mohan ks

' e of the grant est discovcrie

gggnoefltshgngrandest discoveries Olf) the c

h i ' _~ - ' _ '

tm1.:_}=_;*is‘_h‘jfSt,‘§I§‘1,“,,“,,’,{ ‘@’§.S,§,‘f§,f°(-if., it A. Cooke afnii-blood Indian employed wa; ,and be cured._ Price $1-00: small in the Department of Indian Affairs

gin g¥,t¢¢nt.-Brix druggists or Poison Sc Co., Ottawa"

Kill? °“~ '

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Williari J- _sfifld "\'P’ie§sed the hifi? Wagner, of this place, had a desperate mt { s __ _ __ ` 'dew encounter with a monkey yesterday and

I ‘ ,hen may die from the results of his wounds.

sh, the The animal was chastised and becan e

' ` ` _ enraged. It leaped at the man`s throat

Qéo pierced his legs and arms with his teeth

iting 1. . _. from _ iis right hand. A man v. ith anaxe arriv ed

nh and saved \Vagner from instant death.

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C LONDON, April 29.-Dr. Barton; war ` balloon, which, it is said, the War Otlice

Bfoiichitis is becomlngfverg’ tprvmlllellf-, proposes to buy, has_a platform and ma~ bqtls 110i “°“` ‘“C“f“‘e °r 8' “rr ‘none chinery suspended cigar shape. The bal-

air ‘loom can be started in any direction. I

The propellors ars driven by a high-speed

and car. my There is a harizontal aeroplane, t-he oper

as- is

wintl-Dlve “fe fe1‘°"e‘l 8° °“°°' _alvertical aeroplane for steering to the

of

S is Canada and New York State are to hav e (Eg. a newspaper. It will be edited by Charles

in at A

aosaetseoaiosaeoaosiis

316.000 516.000

Sixteen Thousand t DD"ar$n

` _

wmmummh Slaughlereil Right Here in

lillilllllllllllllll.

I have still $16,000 worth of goods _at R. H.

& Co’s Old stand and must clear the entire stock ou

here-have decided to sell them right here where where the

no. rho pnrohnning pnbiio win uioroforo and A

at Ramsay’s Old Stand

or the next six weeks a choice lot of

Ready to wear Clothings Boots and Shoes

bumber of roses are slow growing on

Ramsa

EMBLEM

Why Not Make 0ur Land lliic of Roses?

\

A Few Points on Cultivation

and the Kinds Best Suited.

Roses should be planted in Charlotte-I

town in the spring. Our winters are as a rule so severe that the roses might be badly injured if planted in the fall, but if they are planted in the spring they havetime to become well established in their new quarters before the ground is frozen in the fall. It is best to procure dormant plants. They are preferable to all others. Larger and older dormant bushes can be used and thus a more im- mediate eifect be obtained. Buy roses on their roots where possible. They are test togrow in this locality no matter what is said to the contrary. It is true that a

their own roots, own whereas, whenbudded they make twice as strong a. growth. Those who' advocate budded roses are those who have had very little experience with our severe winters, or professional growers who can devote time and atten- tion to the plants. If the canes on budded bushes are winter killed the rose is lost, for the root is either a brier manetia or wild rose root, and the canes which grow from them will have small single roses. There is also the trouble of' keeping the roots from throwing up shoots and crowding out the good rose. These shoots should be always rubbed ofi' as soon as they appear, else in a short time you will find that your beautiful roses

' l h tr W'

_Procure your roses at once, for if y

dormant. In setting out the plants t greatest care should be exercised. Diga h_ 'large enough to allowot- evo~ry» root

e

covered, taking care that the soil is line,

are any lumps near the roots it will impossible to keep them from dying out

with the hand until every root is imbed ded in the soiL Water the plant, as this will settle the soil more firmly, then fill inuntil all the soil has been put back into the hole, firming it well. It the plant is a budded one, plant it deep enough to cover the bud, if on its own roots plant a little deeper than it was originally. The day after planlilnil _ around to each bush and pack the soil firmly with some heavy blunt to_ol. This will complete the firming and will not al- low any air to get to the roots. This may not seem necessary after watering buff if it is done it will make assurance doubly sure. More roses are lost by loose plant- ing than any other cause.

After the bushes are planted they should

be well pruned. Cut back at least one half and turn out all weak branches leaving only the strongest If Hybrid Perpetual roses are planted cut back to within a foot

W

he e

h

soil in among them until they are well

8°

of the ground. No matter how strong and healthy the canes may appear nor ho

I EN GL W

l11\l¢h 7°” “WY dislike the °“tt‘i°g_ 9"” °f looking face tells immediately of nervous- the old wood do it. Roses of this class ness, worry and man accompanying ills

wwe °» M vos ed they gs ai. illf.“:l:';i‘:.1f...i.i~..‘€§.t::'f...§:;'.:

pruned Severely the “Sul” Wm be ° af' riohb1ood,nn~ongtiiens and rokinoios the h ill b less flowers and ofa poorer imp; fu] d i ¢11

. ~‘ = ' ~f,- ff.: fag: or »~ . 5 =,.~.;=..n.. ..._ _ . _ - ._ ,

-». 7 _~`_ ~-f _ __ _ 1 ~= . t'-5'-'_'-»é‘i.f§i*‘@}_¢s._‘”"=‘ _ ._ i=;__..r=-i - .ff ev __

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ig* » ' F >_'.»" ` “J a 1 1-'rf "‘T`,§§'_}’§,"°’_’ :_ Y _‘;;.*: ‘e \ ! '

_ 'run cnauums, cnnzwrmrowu. Penton nnwaan rsr..urD, nu 3 iaoi

In the city the plants can be watered with the hose, but. if this is doneit must be continued throughout the season Soak the plants well every time and do not give them only a slight sprinkling. Remember the roots are rather deep and the water to reach them must be ap lied until the ground is soaked. There are a number of June flowering roses which onc established growth with very little at tention The moss roses are alsr excel lent hardy roses as are the prairie roses also. These latter roses are climber. My advice is protect all roses in the winter and you will find that it pays in the strong growth and the great profusion of bloom to do so.

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P

POINTED PARAGRAPI-IS.

dtted for will llnd no place fitted for him A man requires a lot of time to study woman, but a woman reads a man at sight.

A man occassionally admits he

wrong, but a. woman never does-she was only mistaken. ' Praise a woman’s taste and you may

attack her sense with impunity.

The forger may be a hold, had man,

he is ever ready to write a wrong.

Usually when a woman is in the' wrong she cries--then she`s all right-.-Chicago' N _ws.

but

Gieat Victory. ,_

BARNABY Rrvnn, N. B. Mar.-Few cases of illness and recovery have excited the interest in this community, as has the kidney trouble of Mr. Cornelius Crottie. Mr. Crottie’s treatment by the doc

at home and in the hospital, and the that they absolutely gave him up case beyond all hope, is well known. His subsequent restoration by the use of Dodd’s Kidney Pills reads like a miracle.

“For five years I have suffered off and I

on with kidney Trouble. Last fall I had an attack, for vvhieh the doctors had little hope of my recovery. I was obliged to _go to the hoigiital for treatment, but it id me no go , so I came home given up by the doctors. A friend suggested Dodds' Kidney Pills. From thc first box I im-

proved. Now I am at my work every ay.”

tors fact as a

EMPRESS FREDERICICS HEALTH

BERr.rN,April 30. -Tb e dowager-Empress

Frederick has sent the Countess Von Per ponicher to Griesheim to expree sympa- thy with the families of the victims of explosions there and distribute gifts. health of the dowah;er.Emp1-egg' ing; is fairly good. . _ ~

the The

/

ing good roads by co-operation and at much reduced cost. The hav an

$1 o0 per each}cre within half a mile of the road

y e agree- i _ ' ‘ v ‘

-men-tame-ng~themoelvos»on» road-building~~ ‘ _ . _~ ,_ ‘ _ ‘

spread out naturally or as it _grew origin each owner of land abutting- on a. highway _ “ V ' , ___ N _

ally. Spread the roots out and sift t to be improved pledging in work or cash _ il _

d th t th e are no lumps. If there I l _____._______ ~

““ “ °' be _ 'l he Wonderful Cheap Men,

AROUSED AT LAST.

Ontario, the government is petitioned to

` a preventative to consumption there is no treatment to be comptilffl to Dr. Chase's Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine which promptly and effectually crues every cough and cold. It has by for the largest sale of any remedy for throat and lung troubles. 25c. a bottle. Family size 60 cents. All dealers’

gil-i

THB PATRIOTIC FUND.

According to o report made by the Duke

Cam bridge in con nection with the Patriotic Fund, there are 2,500 widows, 3,000 orph- _ants and 1,600 other relatives left desti- tute in the United Kingdom as aresult of the war. There is a lleld for greater generosity in contributing toward the maintenance of these sufferers.

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BEAUTY OF FORM AND FI GUBE.

Health and beauty always go linked to

szether. A wrinkled tired and worn-

Ho who in unwilling to fiii a piano no is ;

establish hospitals for consumptives. As,

F

Pictures

_ of satisfaction are all _those _

who have seen our trimmed -

was _ hats. Exclamations of delight

and surprise were many, and many were so charmed that

_ ing, but bought. I

We’re about ready in our

ready more expert skilled

_lingers and brains are at work » _ _

‘» in our trimming room than __ '

_ press brings us fresh beauties __ ~_

things -We’ve got them-and ‘

_ We have gathered' for you

you’ll regret itbut once-but _ that once will be all this sea -

-Hats for Misses-Hats for children - and such hats 9 Why for$2 3 4 5 6 7,8,and

We il give you chick an

,wt stylish creations th_at_can, t~ be

matched outside our house for 1 4 more money-if at all

Nestling in boxes are actin#

dant proof of our eve: y claim.

have disappearei , t e s ong gro ing 6 %y _, ;\-» - canes of the root crowding them_ out. AT?/If i wig H Show them P _ But the best roses possible to obtain, not 9-his signature is on every box of the ’U . but 001110 38 88! Ili'

by paying the_}ii1;hestnprices,_E_uti by deg; Laxative Br0m0=Quiniue Tam.” i sible

° ' ms. n css 1 ~ mms _ - ‘-i -_ . A .

ilnegiremuio re ilaaye thice or tli-ree 3* remedy mat’ . A wld in on cj' i` our big Maine _ times as much as a plantis Worthi ' A _IS With IlBW_ Rfhd ' A ' ao not ony from treo agents. NEW SYSTEM ROAD M/li<iNc. ‘ drape;-it s for spring, they’re

ou _ ' .

ol being

wainlonger the plants will be in leaf and Farmers of Wabigh-Gounty,Indiana' oc- ' - ii E' L' 5! is Ek' they will not do as well as if they were cording to The New York Post are build-

. . ' »

After the :oots are covered, ilrm down To the terribleravagesof consumptionin _ n

~ a ~ `.

¢ - _ __~ ’

mon is aio nignooe groan of Axm: cnnasn mods. It oononm' powauel

l wh h rfeotl h

rin A as angotherax egieaee will do U A

it more satisfactory. REMEMBER AJ, AS MUCH KICA AS ANY _ Manufactured by . »‘ ‘ _ 1

Petroleurn. Ileilnerpo. -

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\ f

Q 0 0 _ - _ _ .

S t ellgwi Tlire is one exception to this :oun_dgdoforx$J?ei:iied’ cigar hdaltth; Zim-

‘1““‘°y i to ii ii ‘>° - rule. Margaret Dickson should not be .g1f§:;_‘iersa W ouse xl" "° “ents” box

H t d C tuned so severely only cut out the weak

a S :End dead shoots shorten the branchesabout . ---*_"'* _ I S

T ' _a quarter. If pruned too severely_ this _ OF PHILATELLIC INTERESTS

.__ plant will not give a great profusion of _ -_-- ._ l A

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To see is to be convinced.

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P* :: (I. 9 '< 2°

freelyt e rs year as ey

bloom Dormant bushes planted out at NEW Y0RK’Ap"l 30""'P“'n Amencan _ once rind given this treatment will give 9055839 Stamps Wm be Placed 0° Sale ati

. _ _ _ _ H _ h- J _ Th h ld the postoiiice in this city to-morrow. _ °

at prices that will not let you gozwithout haunting you. ‘S°m° fl” °W§’°°u‘SW;‘_§‘;’0 ugfsigiw They ,re ,,,,,,_,,,.0,f,,,,,_ f,,e_ _,gm and T€Sl§8I‘S

not however e a o _ _

h H __ ,_h Wmnot have ten cent denomination.

become wellestablislied and strong by ___*____

flowering time. They should be planted in W FROMS LT RHEUM

_ _aposition sheltered from the hot after- UNTOLDAGO- 1 ‘ A _ _ o

_ noon sun, if possible as the flowers will M Ch F M Lean Palmerston out

fade rapidly in the sun Set the p`ants S8' ;';__I $135-ered fmwhi n and lane "

" " envy 'ry

L I E . , three feet apart and give clean cultivation foxy: ears with salt rheum in m feet. I

hoeing around plants about once a week trieil almost every remedy Icoiild hear V '

' of I was told b the best physicians I _ ‘

and the older plants once a month but be - _ d t tg te 1. f I A careful not to cultivate so deeply as to dis- $3; mag; 1;, tryalgn G|?al;¥;”5";ll;€,:,eent_ _i

turb the roots. Never allow a weed to After one or two application I received ~

9 - ° _ great, relief, and when I had used only

C0 S grow amwgzt Zur fhgti mneilt only ° de wo boxes I was oommlebely cured.” At . ,_ `

grziitsfrox t e _ au! :aku we s are veigly an dealers, 60 cents BML

on e soi an e more nouns

:u nyside ment and moisture from iff. wanton-A one of iiooaaoiio that _ . A¢ ‘

516.000 $16.000i»»-~f. od

nnsamnmsainnsannsemsisa.%.°f;‘.‘f.ii‘fi§‘i’lii..2‘€»l*’i.i “iv T°°‘?°“

s _ -_

than the roses. If the weather is hot and Kumfgrt Hegdwhe Powders will not cure _ _ __ rl it ld be essa to m l h th m ' i 10 ts. _ _ . ' » "1‘;.:f"-_ V ‘ a;yu,u;?Ef the fx;-e rsslwcessu ilepeads in ‘en m nuws` Price' can Masomc Temple, Charlottetown, P. E. I. .

ir ceivin a start A I _ ' '

. . ' ~ _ d 8: w tf I Fresh Rhubarb, Tomatoes, Bananas apd -lpl 18 . n

s;i.':‘.‘:3““.;z.f::‘::z;‘t:_°f:.s;tsa“§.1fi P»~»p»s <=<»s=»d»» M

I ii of

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_ __ _ .°1‘t°e;.';.§"f_ ¢...im. for wnu Pnnoe_______ _ _ of

Living _

they would not stop at look- f

Millinery department, and al- _ , _

ever before, while every ex. » ,

» P

-from all around; these’ later_ <5.,

,f goods are beyond pen’s de- ;§

sci iptior.. » » . _

We’ve promised you great " i

‘Wifi

if you buy before seeing what _ ~.

#stone

_ son. We’ve. hundreds of ' - ' I i pretty hats -l_:Iats for I._ad.i_0_8___ _ ' f”

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::°°.. a._i“a°.non new* ""°°° °'i°”° ““