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+ , , y YUN r , ‘ 5 iV 5 ’ vv TY Y 7" : - THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLULPETOWN, JUNE 15, ~ = PW iN Fi Tere ES me LE LE BN Ue A IS NI ETE AE ZO OY i Mt lll RA lt At as SS OBITUARY. |\CANADIAN PATRIOTIC What is Scott's Emul- “Se 7 7 , ' ry IN AT SONG i aN ; YY . ; i —_— NALIVNAUL SYVING. g10N ? | ? one ' } {) tae sad I iverments that nas | we wee the best cod- liver oil, ey 108 Gall fl \ ie | y for many years | : a ‘eam ie “u Vu ul — ‘ I nee: di Thursday. Tune Sth, wheo | BY A McKILLOI partly 1} gees, and come ( er) os =) Hannah Mav the second daughter ol ‘ } } () I } ] yp] S- . eat — and @2) | isvrat ate the ocond danger ot] (4, God Saree Queen.) | bined with the hypophos > Ul i . ' "9 a . sai - - : a ‘ iia 4 oe) ) | aoe ee. eee et | Sager VOes ee phites oy olycerine. Wi lat 3 I m Consumption of the brain. | Free froto alarm of war, lie “74 ale § Ueto oo She was) ust rounding out her fifteent! Be thy biest shore. Ww ill it dc fs It Willi m ake } an seemed so sad to see her taken Most peacefu land on earth, PmMic eaner t .¢ ; la ) the first bud of womanhood. By Ureat realm of wealtb and worth, the poor blood of the anc trom we « Ly a Fee \ . iy ur!y death her parents have lost a L ght up the Golden North. rich and red. oe *. P favor't hild. To her friends, of whom For evermore. always sure of periect qua wus ah id many, the loss of her sweet hope- anil 1 It will give nervous energy Sa ain Ga . ‘ ; long be rege * Oe yg Hark ! Hark ! the Nation’s call,— a ly ei 1 tende at ani aes oo sot] Oerae= Sea to the ov erworked brain and W * only 5 , neral raion orn } ti VUE Sa ; > | wes that slowly followed her mo rtal ae ner eee nerves. It will add flesh. to I be emains to the old public cemetery testi fi- Loud, loud, t 1e@ anlhbem Praise, f child , : : : P ed to the esteem in which she was held by ~ . cy eee the thin form Oo a: 4 , many stock lines ve friend The following. cl from How bright her golden rays . j her friends. he following, cbosen fron 7 . 1 fat- starvation. v attert fy g amongs he r friends as pall-bearers, laid }: rol) Main to malo, wasted fron | i a 8 et. ee ec cer The British Lion’s tones It i 1S everywhere acknow - r J ‘ hes, graceful young trees, fit emblems i . ‘ pe ma it 1 of her who rests beneath. Stephen Steel, wie sound “aide & I . : mld. re edged as The Standard of ol ; - George MeDonsg Id Joreas Dinew 1] H rv 0 gt de ene orik allows for rection om & < eorg McDonal - — To ' i Till tyranny shal! cease. the W orld. . ae 10 Williams, Edwin ! lorrow, and George kK. wi - k ledge ehall increase ex | come Saville 1en KNOW ledge 2 1n¢c se. oc. and $1.00, cll druggfsts. i . without cross 2 Saville. GES The great white fi: wg of peace SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists Toronta : res Shall be unfurled. ee wt et QS) GS) eee a oe iy Join join, ye loval, join fs Wz. ot write Os : ; ONS Fs Taig JUEMS en " Mr our Catalogue oe It is with sincere sorrow we chronicle Ye patriots ali combine, NZ AS ses rs sige and Price List ? (A the death of Austin G. McGilvery, young- Both near and far -- vlgye 8 ac eat son of Daaiel McGilwery, Eeq., of By mansion, cot and grove, Metallic Roofing CO. umited Ze Cherry Valley, which ead event took Sing in the land we love Maruractunens, TORONTO. VW place at his father’s residenceon June| All other lands above, 6EM7 c , aa

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We keep the best shoe polishes in black tan and chocolate‘from 10 to25c.

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Silverware nearly all kinds, in good yaality plate.

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3rd, inst., at 3 o’clock, a. m. The deceased has been suffering from spina! trouble for about two monthe and despite the best medical attendance and most tender nurs- ing death claimed him for his own. Austin was & young man of a most generous and gentlemanly type and his death at the early age of twenty-six, just in the prime of budding manhood, hss cast a shadow of sadness around his native home.’ A clever student and a euccessful teacher his future seemed full of promise. But the dread summons come, and his young spirite fortified by last rites of his church, went hopefully forth to meet the reward of long and patient suffering. By his death the community has lost a big-heart- e d and generous friend. His funeral took place on Sunday, the 4th, at 2 o’clock, pe m., there being upwards of one hundred carriages in the procession. The services at St. Joachim’s were performed by Dr. Deyle. To his bereaved parents, brothers and sister we tender our sincere sympatby. R.I1.P.

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FSTEEMED EXCHANGES.

Mail and Empire: Sir Wilfrid Laurier’s

announcement that we can do without more railways into the Yukon until the boundary question is settled isa new

juatification of those who opposed last year's Yukon deal,

It stands to reason that if we do not need the railways now we did not need them a year ago.

Certainly it was foliy in 1898 to offer 3,750,000 arres of our best gold land for roads that would build up United States coast towns, if it ie wrong in 1899 to permit such roads to be built at no cost to our country.

The opposition to the Yukon transact on was justified, and while praising Sir Wilfrid for acknowledging it, the country ought also to be grateful to those who helped tc thwart that uawise proposi- tion.

The best way to avoid sickness is to keep yourself healthy by taking Hood’: Sarsaparilla, the great blood purifier.

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—The Mail and Empire remarks that * Upon the Yukon deal of the Jast seasion of Parliament the decision of the Govern- ment to charter no more railways into the gold region until the boundary question is settled is an extraordinary commentary from an unexpected source. The contract which the Miniatere pushed with un- paralelled zeal in 1898 provided for the con= struction of two roads. One commenced in undisputed Canadian territory, but was to be reached only threugh the Stickeen river and by way of Wrangel, which is a United States port. The other was to Start from some point cn the Lynn canal —in all probability Pyramid harbor. There can be no question that the Stickee 1 line, if at all serviceable, would have built up Wrangel, for everything would bave been transhipped there to river boats. On the other band the Lynn canal line would have created a town or territory iv dsspute, whereas Sir Wilfrid Laurier now saysa new town-—seeing that we are not certaim that it may not turn out to be American—ought not to be encouraged,

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NEWS NOTES.

During May, 52,° 40 was launched on the Clyde, a considerable increase over the figures for May, 1898.

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God bless our Star,

Longs long, this Northern Light, So brilliant and so bright, Has loyal been. And etill the Land of Fame, To which our fathers came, Rings forth the glad acclaim God save the (Queen.

Maxville, Ont., May, 1898,

Col, Picquart Honored.

Paris, June12.-——-M. Trarieux, former minister of justice, g gave @ dinner and re- ception in bonor of Lieutenant Colonel Picquart. Among these present were the Prince and Princess of Monaco, Mmz:. Dreyfus, M. Mathieu Dreyfus and others prominent in the movement for Dreyfus revision. M. Mathieu Dreyfus threw him- self into Picquart’s arms, while Mme Drey- fus Was 0 muuch overcome thatehe faint- ed.

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PERSONAL,

Julian Ralpb, in Harper’s Weekly says s that the English find the Vicereine ot

India (Lady Curazon) “queenly,” “ultra~ refined,” “‘aristocratic.’’ I even beard her } called imperial. The warmest man I met bubbled over with, “She is the greatest ewell that ever came to India.” The coldes'-blooded one, a nobleman, w 10 carried «a cold storage atmosphere about with him, but bis lip, aud said: “Wel beautiful isn’t precisely the word for her. Imp easive,’ *imposing’—those words ex~ ac jy fit ber off.”

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Substitution the fraud of the day. See you get Carter's, Ask for Carter's, Insist and demand Little Liver Pills. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY SINGLE FARE TO

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MEETING

A special meeting of of the shareholders of the Morel! Dairying Company, will be hel.J in Morell Hall on Thursday 22nd of June 1899 at 4 o’clock p. m. for tLe purpose of

1. Reconsidering the amount of rental ic be charged to the factory for season of 1899.

2. For deciding the responsibility of the directors regarding the sal: of cheese.

3. Considering the advisibility of placing a butter plant in the factory thie year,

H. D. McEWEN, Secy. R. W. DAVISON, Pres. More}l June 1st 1899

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