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NO 66

y Ferms Four I)ollars per Year This is True Liberty, when Free Born Men, having to advise the Public, may speak free,” —Eonipines viene ae “a =n paseaaenccleaiapeeeeeeaaaeaaeoment em meena arate eee VOL 36 CHARLOTTETOWN P: E. ISLAND, SATURDAY MARCH [8.4899 —_— pee 7 - ; mene _ - NY | ee ee = cecdiinemchdagaaenntamasniaas dnatinonineataonel Sie eintaeaebeaaiapaeanee > McKinley had four rooms on the ground MEAN TACTICS. paececcsscasesecacasacas | |RAGIC FIRE dior of se hate sa

Hh Mrs. McKinley and her daughtr occu-| Sir,—The tactics of the Guardian to get

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Some leading prices are 80c, $1.10, 31.35, $1.45, 81.85.

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Teceive the avove reward.

R. M. YOUNG

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| Card of Thanks

Having entered on our twenty-fifth year as Druggists and Diepensing Chemists, aod as our business has steadily increased during that time, we feel our efforts te warrant ycur confidence have been ap. preciated, and beg most respectfully to re-~ turpn you our sincere thenks fer your liberal patronage.

[t has been our motto duriag the past wenty-five years to handle only the BEST goods in our line, aod sell the same at reasonable prices.

We are now better than ever prepar- | edto dothis,

BRING YOUR PRESCRIPTION TO US AND SAYE 25 PER CENT.

All prescriptions are prepared person~ silly or by our Mr. McKinnon, wheis @ graduate of the National Institute of Phar-~ macy, Chicago, and a member of the Nova Sootia Pharmaeeutical Sosiety

Our : Special : Remedies are giving every satisfaction; we are eon~ Stantly receivieg testimonials ie their favor.

Seliciting @ continuance of your, patron

age. Your obediews servani. GEORGE E, HUGHES Thepeopies Druggist; d&w Apothesaries Hall

Fifty or Sixt Persons Killed

FEAKFUL SCENES WHILE TRY- ING TO ESCAPE.

Fire Occured During the St. Patricks Day Parade.

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New York, March 18.—-One of the most ! awful holocausis in the history of New York ocoured thie afternoon during tbe St. Patricks Day parade, when thou;

3 30 ociock and was dreesing for it when the alarm of fire was She was in her dressing gown at the time. She saw smoke, and becoming frightened opened a window and was assisted out by some men. She walked half a biock and found her carriage wait~ ing. She wae driven to Hetel Bucking ham.

given.

Schools for Militia Officers,

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Orrawa, March 18.—A militia order eays that the establishment of schools fur the officers of artillery and infantry in Halifax bas been approved.

sands of people thronged the streets; in the neighborhood of the junction of Fifth Avenue and 47th street, viewing the , passage of the Irish procession.

The fire broke out in the Windsor Hotel,

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IS IT A TRIFLE ?

THAT COMMON TROUBLE, AOID DYSPEPSIA OR SOUR STOMACH.

wh.ch there were hundreds of guests and employes. Fire spread, with :n:2redible | rapidity. ‘The flames went roaring up | stairways and elevators and cui off a means of escape. ;

The crowds in the streets blocked the | work of rescue and terrible panic occured in the hotel

Between fifty and sixty persons lost their lives,

Police Captain Titus says there sre at

Many people jumped from the windows and balconies and were killed and more were rescued more or less seriously, some fatally, injured. The list of the injured is alongone. Among the dead and missing are prominent people.

Mrs. Leland, wife of the proprietor of the hotel, died in the hospital, and two of her daughters are unaccounted for.

Abner McKinley the Prezideni’s brother and family are missing.

The first horrer occured just fifteen min- utes after the fire broke out.

A woman appeared at the window of a room on the fourth floor.

She held out her arms to the crowd below her.

She raised her hands as if in supplica- tion and in amoment climbed to a window and leaped.

She turned about like a tup and struck the iron railing in front of the hotel.

Her body seemed to be impaled there

but it fell off into the areaway. She was dead. The woman was identified as Mrs.

Amelia Paddock, of Irvingtown, New York.

One of the most thrilling scenes of the fire,atatime whenthe building was 4 | seething cauldron of flame wasthe heroic | rescure of several women from the upper stories. One had been carried down from the fifth story. Mrs. A. H. Fuller, of Pittsburg, Pa, then appeared with her maid at the window of the fourth story.

It seemed like an age before a ladder was raised, A fireman ran up and with great difficulty, brought down Mrs. Fuller and her maid. Just as she was getting out of the window a middle aged woman ap- pesred at a window just north ef that at which a ladder was placed. The woman fearing that she would not be saved pre- |

pared tojump. She was warned to keep

| back and became panic siricken and step-

| ped back into the dense smoke that

was pouring from the window.

It seemed as though she had jumped into the flames below in despair. A hook avd ladder man seeing the desperation ot the woman seized ascalivg ladder and went up storv after story through the blinding smoke. Heclimbed to the coping and justas the woman reappeared, the fiireman seized her by the waist and hold- iog her tightly to the wall ofthe building stepped little by little on the coping and paseed the fainting woman to another fire-

least forty bodies in the ruins.

Now Recognized as a Cause of Seri

ous Disease.

low jourvalism. The impression sought to be made, and with eff-ct, too, with some is that Mr. Dillon baviaga better kaow- ledge of cheese than hisrivals is having an undue advantage which some think the patrons suffer by. Such is not the case. The patrons gain by Mr. Pillon’s know.edge because he knows the value of the the article he buye and coorequently, as a rule he paid higher prices than they.

SUGGESTION ADOPTED. Six,—I am glad to learn that theGov- eroment has adopted mv suggestion to keepa sufficient quantity of mail matter on hand at Cape formentine to provide supply for crossing incase the ox team pow tramping between Aulacand Tor- menti e -hould be enowedup. This team failed to reach Tormentine with the mails the day before yesterday. But owing to the abnndance of delayed mail bags at Cape Tormentine we hai a maii iast night. It was not up todate, of 2ourse, but it was a mail aad qui te satisfactory.

Parrior.

Hence hie buying so largea quantity. Ie that avy loss to the patrons? To get even with Mr. Dillon the drift of competitors is,evident ; and

thai ie, get an inspector at some one else’s

_|expenee so that they wi!l make as much

out of the business as be, and without any of the expense of trave lling te the factor- ies that he is putto. The Guardian is not quite satisfied with having Mr. Dillon dismissed frem the public service, aud a favorite of the Minister of Agriculture pat in his place; but now, evidently woul i like to see him prevented from making a living amongst us. The game may work, and tien the far. ers will see whether it was in their interest or not to have him driven from the Province. Woald they have done better in seiling their cheese lasi year if the clique had Mr. Dillon out of the way ? That is the question for the farmers to consider. I have before me the last annual statemente of four large cheese factories in Ontario, and vot one of them obtained as good an average price for their cheese as Mr. Dilllon paid the factories here. And when our patrons faiito getas good a price for their output as is obtained elsewhere for like quality of

Acid dyspepsia, commonly called heart-'! burn or sour stomach, is a form of indiges- tion resulting from fermentation ef the food. The stomach being too weak to | digest it, the food remains until fermentas tion begins, filling the stemach with ges, and a bitter, sowr, burning taste in the mouth is often present. Thie ee soon becomes chronic aod being an every _» (ocercence is given bret little attention. |

ecause dyspeps'a is sot immediately fatel, many people do nuthing for the | trouble. |

Within a recent period a "remedy hase: been discovered prepared solely to cure dyspepsia and stomach troubles. Ic is known as Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets and is becoming rapidly used and prescribed | as a radical cure for every form of dyspep~ | sia.

Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets have been

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cheese or butter, ii wil! be time enough to employ an inspector for their protection,— at present it isan instructor we wart more than an inspector.

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ESTEEMED EXCHANGES,

Halifax Herald: Apart from the fact! tha: the business condition is nothing \to boast of, as people io Nova Scotia keenly feel, the Laurier government is entitled to credit for any enlarged businzes we have, jas: as little as it is entitled to credit for the revival of business in the United States and ether ceuntries, and just as little as itis for the discovery of gold in Rossland andthe Klondyke. It is worthy of note in this connection that Canada’s output of geid in 1822 was only abeut

placed before the public and are sold by $990,000: and in 1898 it was nearly $14,- all druggists for 50 cente per package. It, 09,000; or about fifteen times was it was is prepered by the F. A, Stewart Co,, gix years previously. This fac:, alone, Marshell, Mich., and while it promptly, ought to have some beneficial eftect on and effectually restores a vigorous diget~ the country ; but it ie not easy to see how tion, at the same time is perfectly harmless the Government is entitled to any credit and will not injure the most delicate fo, jt, stomach, but on the contrary by giving Monetary Times: It is gratifying to learn perfect digestion strengthens the stomach | (hat the citizeus of Dyea,far from objecting improves the appetite and makes life worth to that port becoming « part of Canada, are living. es /s0 anxious to ae this take place that a de- Send for free book on Stomach Diseases | putation of eitizers are on the way to Wash ee ae ee /legton and Ottawa to forward the project. A CREAT record of cures, une- | We acsume that these are, in large maj- gualled in medical history, proves ‘ority, Am+rican citizens, and that their Hood’s Sarsaparilla possesses merit un- | motives are parely commercie). In this re-- known to any other MEDICINE. | spect they take their piace with others inter neti ested in the negotiations that have recently ; | been carried on by the International Com - Carters for Wall Pa é ‘mission. Their action should go far to ) offeet the obsiructiye. tactics of che other a sioiais ey | poris Of the American coast. What they : ' ark cannot be done, except as a matter of

CD OBOBOARD {JPeSBeoooo *Wreement, {but their action way be ma- HSS wowMasorocet terially usefal in helping to bring about «

desirable result. Cured by Dr. Clift. Diploma reg-

For I ire, Marine, Life, Ac- istered in U.S. and Canada. Send Stamp

cident and Plate Glass Insur- | for information, cr call at

ance, in the best Companies, Truro, N.S. office in Merchants’ Bank

| of Halifax Buiiding; Houre, 11 to 1; 4 to ana at lowest rates.— |

LOCAL NOTICES.

You wanta new sprivg hat, our men’s hate are latest styles, we can give youa stylish hat at $1.00 $1.25 ard $1 50; we | also keep a better grade, James Paton &

Ask for Minard’s and take no other

« hronic Disease aod Bupture.

8 to 9, daily—except Wednesday, he is a Revere Hotel in Mictou, and on Friday at Windsor Hotel,in New Glasgow.

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Feathers curled and made to look as, good as new by Mrs. Charles McMillan, | Water Street. 57 eod | wk pd.

The Model Store is the only up to-date gents outfitters in the city. Seeourjnew caps aod outing shirts just opened up and you willbe convinced. All atlow prices.— R H Rameay.

I. S. Sanford,

COMMISSION MERCHANT

t attention to business and prompt re- | made. Special attention given to the |

F. W. HYNDNAN

QUEEN STREET, - - CH'TOWN

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REMOVED.

On and after Monday, Oct 2rd, m

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man who hed braced himeelf to receive her, There was a dreadful suspense as the fire- men drew the woman towards him.

When he had ber safely on the ladder cheers broke from the vast crowd. Abner McKinley, brother of President

Pork, Poultry, Eggs., Hides

and Wool Skins.

Market quotations given on» ppiicatien. Address all eonsignmenia and ¢orrespOn-

patrons will find me in my office in the New Prowse Block, on the north side of Queen’s Square, first door to the right upstairs,

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Baking Powder Safeguards the food against alum,

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ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK.

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We claim

Our Island Condition Powder

is a money saver to those who purchase it.

BECAUSE — By its use animals assimilate the food they eat, requiring less food,

BECAUSE — It purifies and enriches the blood.

Sound digestion

and increased strength Saves the food. Try it. Prepared and sold

by

A. W. REDDIN, Phm, B

Central Drug Store Sunnyside.

BESS SESE ERTS

Wall Paper

If you are going to paper oae room or the whole house, send or telephon: s us for our sample books of NEW DESIGNS. every kind of Wall Paper, from the simplest designs. to the mést elaborate—embossed effects.

The right buying of Wall Paper i the difference between an ARTISTIC HOME, and an ordinary house. The danger of wrong buying is overeoms when selections are ade from our large stocks. a

The prices are right; as low as it is possible to sell first class up-to-date wall papers. We shall be pleased to have you call and look through our stoek,

Geo. Carter & Co.

Importers of wall paper artistic

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Farm

For Sale

166 acres at Dundas

We effer for sale 190 neres of land at Wpten, Dundas, former'y eeeupied by Angus MePbhereon.

75 acres clear and in good heart, the re wainder under mixture of bard and sol weed. All excellent eoil. Terms easy,

M.&D,U. MeLEOD,

Attorneys at Law?

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