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BMPEROR WXLLIAM HONORED.

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'I0 the Free and Independent Civic

'Electors of Charlotteto\vn;-

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LADTB .»\\n r.\'iLi{\ii \__ be 8 CRm____ate

to sav that “I

it ection as aGommissioner of Sewer! and Water Supply in the coming elec- tion, to be held on \\ e lnesduy the 13th of 1 Fehmary nevt

In making this announcement I ani :most anxious th it my position be clearly ~ anderstood

It has been alleged and freely reported

dgfing the last, few days that in this ele- tiQI have formed an alliance with, or Q in some way associated with the innzlidature of Mr. S. W- Crabbe- I it emphatically deny that any such .alhnoe or combine exists.

.Kodoubt Mr. Crabhe is perfectly ca -Hin oitaking care of himself in the com- ilgeontest, and has never spoken to me' .innlerence to his or my election.

I In simply seeking re-election on

-mit, as one free and independent of any axbine, party or persons avinga desire . .Olly to gain my election honestly and , hirly without prejudice to any. ‘ I now solicit for myself the same

and hearty support you so free-

sglve me when you so handsomely re- turned me at the last election for a Com- *iionen 1

Should you again elect mc as one of _

*lhnld Commissioners I shall indeavor: iiiathe past. to represent you honestly' l hithfully to the best of my ability.

Yours truly.

CHAS. MCGREGOR.,

Sewer and Water Supply.

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Place to have your repair work done is the place t at takes the most interest in your needs.We strive to accmomo- date all who leave any work with us, by prompt attention

and iéuick despatch of same. We ave the reputation of being “O K.” on repair vvork. Give us a trial and be con- vinced that what we say is true

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l made on the solemn occasion of the death of Queen Victoria to draw closer t0g@lh@1”

l 1 tended to provoke hostile feeling between Z

_been military commanders of note and

_Ml Cambridge; H. R. H. the Prince of

, time one of the seven Admirals of the

the Empires of Britain and Germany. Though the royal houses of the two nations are so closely related there has been during the few Years Past Smile

estrangement of feeling between the British and German peoples. The latter have from the first had a strong feeling of sympathy for the Dutch P@0Dl¢ Of South Africa in their quarrel with the British authorities. At one time some years ago the Emperor ap- parently shared the feelings of his people in that regard and his very indiscreet telegram to President Iiruger

the courts of St. James and Berliuj I Since that time by the sedulous efforts of British diplomacy a better under-i standingbetween the two G0V91‘!1m@Ut=5 has been arrived ut. An entirely satisfac-

tory arrangement was brought about by Mr. Chamberlain in regard to the position and claims of the two nali0!\S in Afl`lCf’~

More recently a full accord, 0.lII10Sl3 amounting to an alliance, placed Britain and Germany side by side in certain de- mands in regard to the affairs of China. 'lhis was all most satisfactory to the

British people, but it had not wholly restored the friendly feeling of the German people as it existed in former

years.

Now another forward step is taken in

the action of King Edward in appointing the Emperor of Germany on the occasion of his birthday, Field Marshal of the British Army. The relations between our

present King and his Imperial nephew have long been of the most cordial and friendly nature and the honor now con- ferreino doubt has sprung in part from

this personal favor and is in part a stroke

of diplomacy intended to favorably affect the minds of the Gennan people- It is not uncommon for one nation to confer an hon orary military tit‘e upon a ruler or

prince of another nation. Thus the German Emperor was already Colone: in Chief of the First Royal Dragoons; the

Emperor Nicholas is Colonel in Chief of the Second Dragoons and the Emperor Francis Joseph holds a. like position in the

First (Kings) _Dragoon Guards.

It is much more to be a Field Marshal

than a Colonel and the high military hcnor to which he has been now

appointed is one to which Emperor

William is particularly susceptible. His

ancestors on the paternal side have all

to be the “War Lord” of the German Em- - pire is counted no less honor than to be _ its Emperor. There were hith :rm but eight Field Marshals in the _ British Em- pire. Thsse were H. R. H. the Duke of

\\ ales (now King); Sir John Simmons, Sir Frederick Haines, Lord Wolseley, Lord Roberts, Prince William ot Saxe Vlfeimar, and Sir Neville Chamberlain.

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. Emperor William, now a. Field Marshal, . in the British Army, has been for some

. Fleet, our highest naval rank, first among whom is King Edward. Under them are 12 Admirals, 22 Vice Admirals, and 48 Rear Admirals on the active list.

Very great interest was taken yester-

day in the election trial, the Court Room being crowded. Both Messrs. McKinnon ` and Martin are respectively 'represented *by u strong array of counsel.

“Churoliman`s” letter is evidently Writ-

ten under a niisapprehensioa of the facts. The “national churches” Will not be

“closed” on the occasion towhich he re-

fers. -

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You have read of the cures by Hood's

Sersaparilln., and you should have perfect coniideece in its merit. It will do you

f|rl`"["”

If yourfaccount is past due do not be surprised should

you receive,a summons to appear on a. set day at either the

the County or City Court. ‘ We have on our Ledger

me going to collect by process of law.

We would much prefer

call and arrange for payment

liaison'

some 300 accounts that we

if those we refer to would at once.

‘their Emperor. We have become ac-

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-L ,J Quinine Wine, also Tablets fi:

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whose sales have increased this ~,

stuns nnausi

“ The somewhat improbable rumor was

given outa day or two ago that King Edward desires! to be known as His

Imperial Majesty to emphasize the fact that he is Emperor as well as King. It is true that to more than half His Majesty's subjects, those residing in India, he is Emperor. But to the people of' the United Kingdom, the Dominion of

Canada, the Commonwealth of Australia and the Colonies generally he must be of- ficially known ss their King an cl not as

eustomed to the phrases, “the Queens Most Excellent Majesty," and “Her Most

Gracious lllajesty the Queen.” The pro- 4 posed title of “His Imperial Majesty” expresses a degree of power greater than

obtains in countries possessing si. limited monarchy, and the assumption of such a

title might be challenged in the British Isles. None the less,while Emperors take precedence over Kings many might desire to have the ruler of the British Empire entitled to rank with the very greutdst of earthly potentates.

A proclamation signed by the Secretary

of State, Ottawa, appoints and 'sets apart

Saturday, the second day of February next, as a. day of general mourning to be observed by all persons throughout our Dominion of Canada. Furthermore

there has been forwarded _from the

Herald’s College, London, an orier that it is expected that all persons upon the present occasion of the death of Her

Late Maje_sty of blessed and glorious memory, do put themselves into deepest

mourning, the said mourning to begin up*

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A Woman’s

Mrs Chas Keefsns' sen , Owen Sound,

the use of Dr. Cha.-s,e‘s Nerve Food. I am 55 years of age, and for about five

I consulted our family physician andf two other doctors but they told me

to be troubled in this way. I continu- ally grew Worse and despalred of ever being cured. Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food came to my notice, and as we have

have proven a. great blessing to me, and I hope this testimonial will be of help to some weak, nervous woman suf

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A SLIGHT SKIRMISH

With the Boers - Col. Taylor

Dead -- Athletic Club

Troubles.

MONTREAL, Jan. 2s.-(Special.)-The

Athletic Club has collected the tickets and suspended twenty-Hve members who permitted friends to use their tickets, thusgaininiz free entrance to the Club Skating Rink.

c JL. TAYLOR Dnonasnn.

KINGSTON, Ont. Jan. 23.-(Specia.l.)- Cal. Norton Taylor, late of the Royal Artillery, flied this morning.

snirivancxnn cnnw Risscunn.

HALIFAX, J in. 23. - (Special). _- The steamer Barcelona, from Hamburg for New York, arrived short of coal with the crew of the bark Cuba numbering

The crew had a hard experience before

being rescued.

snirwancx nnowxs TWENTY.

Rorriziipam, Jun. 28.-(Special.)-The steamship _Holland from Loudon, was

on the 28th.instant. .gwrecked this morning and all on board "

drowned, about twenty souls. A SLIGHT SKIRMISH.

CAPE Tow_v, Jan. 28.-(Special)-Tlze

invaders have reached the Second Tshoorn District where they had a slight

skirmish with therdefence force. __ .

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This farm contains 180 acres of ex eellent land, 80 acres cleared and in prime condition. Tnere is a fine belt of hard and soft wood (which is very valuable now that wood is so high) oyster mud within alew rods cl the shore, abundance of marsh mud Well watered, two mills near the house.good buildings. basement stable, six. miles from town, one mile from Pownal, vil- lage school next the farm. three churches within ii. radius of li miles, cheese, and butter factory in rear of farm, a large and heavy bearing forohsrd ot best varieties oi apples and

etc. For location and beauty of scenery this property is unsurpassed by any on thelsland. ltis a daisy ot a place but more is not s daisy on it. Only reason tor selling-going into business in the Nor-h West with my sons. Sold with or without crop, stock md im. plements. Terms on application to my solicitor A A M

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reatest Sales `

ever held in Charlottetown

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This is the time wlxe

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Muslin.

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prised at the help I received from the

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double their purchasing

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Nerve Food' And our methods honourable `

in “M118 f°Your wants .

We address ourselves today to the Cones

like xo carry their inuivid ality into what they attire.-To those who never did, possiblv never springs t0 yorii-thoughts at once.

patrona e oveacolrrs. T1<oUsras.s<~. in one mit

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not try our table codlish. 'lhey aitisle.When held to the light t parent as china, so carefully cure now-adays to save time and labor

seied fish, called boneless fish

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