is indic by little kernels in th times they swe) ul, soften, and é 1 a scar. Watch care 1 just oon as the : Ss appear § ive —pie ce .

Scoll’s Cmulsion. The swel wil! crow less ad | il they disappear ent \ tinue the Em tne child has i flesh and a

scorT .E, Chemist tT. 2+-)- W Nite Ss Caramels and

Snowflake Chocolates <a

Can be had at any

fo llow ing firs. class o |. J. Morris

a. i. Heeper

W. Piekard & Co,

W. A. Muteheson

W. F. Carter

Stewart & Gates Nanderseon & Uo. J.B. McLeed & RB. H. Gasen,

° 2 ‘ ~ . : nol oo LIV} : { th ' Ct "II0O oO} > Interesting Particulars « e ptruggie | ™ ieee aid ale oo re } he - ooh é we é s ; q » + C4 Y* Great Britain and tne boers. i SELES OFFICERS 1 y } | r nr D ’ ; i \ DY e nay a n Bennett Burleigh writes to the Lon- | Daily ‘] r] ludeoing fron | of : ' Wi hay ol n é ip! o fi = } wt ‘ ci : ‘ C t me, and fro1 c i ; | I \ c ’ ( née l ers n 2 } . ; , . I t qaimecul ‘ the esi s ‘ Li i ifiCS : ‘ ; , Hi { mira SCrve from ¥ itt >? Tr DD te u ave if c te¢ re) | j S { 7 ns ‘ roc Or ( f ’ Ips ¢ y ‘ { p won I f held | OTYE ( Li \ 1 ‘ 1 . ? Bs 1 . | rn t ¢ Te na Rus il apundanceé Ot ! G Gia Cc? are ‘ CUSsChnareee am Satis i ’ ; ; VY as lias as}; WayS ih requisition. j means : St One instance a Cel oe ; : ' wireless telegraphy, and with the a 1 lead y his tactics, allowed 2, Lice ; } Dm : 1 1 of kites communication has be c i to sitp free when tney oe «a faa) : eae s] been ht toa man successtully established between val een cauigch LO a aT). i ¢ : ; gnt ; Le ils eS siaeae ae a bot. ° r nar! YT + te 4 OUS $fations OC upiea DY Liif brit For and others have been \ cr Of parliament tells aj ss eins Nas ar } CODS 1 1@ theatre ) IY tr] into warding agents,” | C! ng story of the Queen and Lady | STCOPS In the theatre Of wal irl ‘ tik ab LS, 3s a ‘ pie ie ae Bia ie a : : f “bully-beef and When ! y Roberts visited As regards the Sanitary and meat ‘ wus Vv aL al ; : 1 * ry c caVvs Ih moon arn) ' ,” instead of as they aspired t : few days bees 2200 =. = es 1 ; rac =a , . ; ~) ‘ane. t] neon handed | StTICIE® . ADDHCALI CO: 166 Fises of aders of men in the field. But Cape, the Queen handed Aa ca al . ’ ] , rea . me.: practicai hygiene has ootainec resul t- i es of mistaken vocations due to |! aying: Here 1s som ee oe : : I Cees z : 7, ing im @ remarkably progressive 1m- h head weaknesses are not g I have ed up with my own ‘ | Prog ve & a -7 1. dnd Tt hes won will not open till | provemient in the health of the soldiers ia \ ) en till ra ven inthe military profession. | hands and 1 beg you Wr! Not ope ds Meld in a . 1: | It real'surprise and comfort to find you go Home. Lady Roberts found © the held in the successive expedi

'

> more

re

t

Seed Time

Soon here. our 1900 Seed Catalogue Now Ready

Free to all who ask: Gur Specialities

Choice Garden Veget- able, and best Fiower oda, of

arities weet

Peas.

Haszard & | toore Books, Seeds & Fancy Goods.

a

~e es 22 iO OOO OSB

Bring back arything not dene properly

Bring back anything aot done right

right, and if we are informed ‘hat

any work we have done is not

$ Its eur business to ‘urn out work $

satisfactory we are only too glad to ree of charge. ¢

taake it satisfactory Its our business to ;] ase customers and we alwaysetrive 'o do ©o as far as it lies in our powe:

When in need

Jine remember “THE MODERN”

( ¢ f f Founders Engineers & Machiniste ¥ ¢ : ¢ 5 ‘ =

of anything ip our

and Boiler i akere.

Broce Stewart and Co'y.

Steam Nav. Co’r’s W barf Ch’town, PEI Phor ¢ 25

ee ee A ee

Meevseens2

AT MASON’S STORE You can get the \atest Canadian

and American newer papers received by maileach night,

Drop is if you want a paper or msgazine or boek torsad. Fruit, Confectionery, Tobscco, Cigtre etc. ‘ye passing this wey.

nv Mason

a2GOG 22 Oat oe ** OT

“> s@ @& wo”

|

( § ? ; ; 8 é : ¢ i ,

. % O°? em

Roberts rig- with such and the “round: peg” in the

And there had been

17 . eS }

iG Marshal Lord

y deals cases,

tolerate }

_

‘é _ b square nt

had success of our arms. But war has constant eye-openers for the observant Echoing a truth with whichI have long been familiar, General Kelly- Kenny remarked to me the other Cay, “ T have been wonderfully undeceived in many thing in this campaign. Men

| I had thought were splendid fellows,

who would have gone anywhere and done anything, have betrayed them- selves as the rankest frauds, and those I had expected little from have dene great things. War gives yeu the measure of men in ang astonishing way.

—— ——-

THE CALL TO ARMS.

Hail, ye sons of proud Britannia Great alike in war or peace, Grandest Empire yet that’s risen, Staunch and strong, till time doth cease.

You are loyal, you are freemen, Britons never can be slaves, Liberty to you is dearer Than the biood your heart that laves.

Arm! to arms! then sons of Britain, You must battle for the right—

Other Britons are in danger, Hasten to the bloody fight.

your swords their Scabbords Outraged justice to avenge Boer usurpers cannot daunt you Must not Britons’ rights infirnge.

THE ANSWER.

leap from

From o’er all that mighty Empire Sounded clear the swift reply:

“For the Empire we will bravely, Fight or for her glory die.”

“We are sons—yea sons of Britain, Born in freedom free as air, Slavery can never flourish In our Erapire broad and fair.”

| “‘Boerish tyranny must tremble,

Falter, fa// to rise no more, British homes must be protected At the cost of British gore.”

‘‘Britain’s foemen are cur feemen, Let us share the deadly strife, We are Britons, always, ever, Even to the end of life.” Gro. McKENZIE.

RUSSIA AND JAPAN.

A letter to the Times from Shanghai says : Russia and Japan in the near future is being predicted on all sides.” Dis- cussing the prebability of war between Russia and Japan, Lieutenant Roman- off cf the Russian navy, observed :—

ow 2

Gentlemeo,—While driving down very steep bill last August my horse stumbled and fell, cutting himself fear- fully about the head and body. I used MINARD’S LINIMENT freely on him

land in a few days be was as welj ag ever

Se 2306002 &©OOGS8 ~™*-

J.B. A. BEAUCHEMIN Sherbrooke.

“That there will be war between ;

THE DAILY EXAMINER CHARLOTTETOWN, APRIL 20, 1g00.

ULA WAR IN SOUTH AFR.

that the parcel contained the Victoria Cross won by her dead son by his gal-

law » ‘ala lantry at Coienso

such administration in Natal, it | been better for the service and the |

Disguise it as they may, the Boers

sustained a very heavy loss in the ‘death of Gen. Joubert. How much it may mean we are helped to com- prehend by asking what would the death of Gen. Roberts mean to the : British cause in South Africa? Possi- bly few of our readers are in a posi- tion to makean estimate of the latter. | As illustrating the moral effect of | Roberts’ presence upon the troops take the following extract the London Daily Mails correspondent’s account cf Bobs arrival at Paardeberg :—

In the afternoon Lord Roberts ar- rived onthe field himself, and as he passed different regiments was received with ringing cheers. Without any sign of badge, wearing a plain khaki

cord breeches, puttie gaiters and hel- met, and a pair of glasses hung over his shoulders Lord Roberts has the appearance more of a private individ- ual then the commander-in-chief in whom England has put its trust. Yer every one knows him, and he is re- cognized when still afar off. He is universally loved by all. If “Bobs” is there all have confidence ; nothing can gO wrong.

APPLIED SCIENCE IN MODERN WAR.

One of the notable circumstances connected with the present war in South Africa has been the wide and varied application of the results of medern science in regard to it. Setting aside altogether those ef a purely mili- tary character such as firearms, quick-

00D HEALTH -oR WOMEN

Dr. A. W. Chase’s Nerve Food Re stores Weak, Sickiy Women to Robust Health.

Any irregularities in the monthly uterine action is sufficient cause for women to alarmed about their health. Whether painful, suppressed or profuse menstruation, the cause can be traced to some derangement of the nerves,

Afew boxes of Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Food will completely build up the exhausted nerves and restore the regular monthly action which removes from the body the clogged mat- ter that would otherwise cause pein and serious disease.

It is as « restorative for pals, weak womes that Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Food has been singularly successful. /.t counteracts the debi- litating diseases peculise to women by feeding the nerves and creating new nerve fluid, the vital force of the human Body.

Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerves Peed has restored scores of hundreds ef weak, sickly women te robust health. sec. a box at all dealers, or Edmanson, Bates & Ce., Toronto.

Dr. Chase's new Mustrated book ‘* The Ills

your address.

DR. GORDON ALLEY PHYSICIAN & SURCEON

(Graduate McGill University)

woe

Office and Res dece e— Dorchester Stree Office Hours—9 to 10, 8 end7 t &, p.m

Prom pt attention to country calls.

m.,

i

coat, with ordinary shoulder straps, |

of Life and Kow # Cure Tem,” sent free to :

l te 3%

tions, which have taken place since the

time of the Crimean war. Infectiv

‘wound diseases, which in the past |

}were a veritable scourge among the ; wounded in military ‘hospltals, have been practically banished from them by umversal and scrupulous attention to cleanliness and by the rigid use of antiseptic dressings in wounds and injuries, and by the performance of all operations while patients were under ‘the influence of anzsthetics. The use ofthe Roentgen rays has enabled the surgeons to detect the presence and exact site of any missile or foreign body. ‘These are some of the imno- vations for which applied science is responsible.

‘

In the course of a leading article |The London ‘Times referring to the ‘statement in Lord Roberts’ despatch that the health of the army at Bloem- ,fontein is good and the climate per- ‘fection, says: ‘‘When Englishmen, and still more, when Irishmen are enjoying the weather, it is a tolerably certain in- dication that things are going well iwith them. In both the Free State land Natal, matters appear to be pro- | gressing as we expected and desired. }Our well wishers in America, who are ‘evidently nervous as to the possible ef- | fects of a check in our advance on the opinion of the electorate, need not, we trust, make themselves uncomfortable. We are told that there will be no Boer partyin the United States if Lord Roberts wins a decisive victory before the Republican convention in June. We cannot, of course promise to oblige our friends by simplifying their politics for them by that date, but we shall do our best, although Americans indulge their sporting instincts by sympathising with the weaker side in a fashion we did not practice during the contest with Spain.

YN cater Smee pee

= ee

| Te Lc Ce | AVegetable Preparation for As- ;

SIGNATURE

similating the Food and Regula -

| ting the Stomachs and Bowels of —_—-OF— :

WW INFA? : .

;

| .

Promotes Digestion Cheerful-

\| ness and Rest.Contains neither

} Opiun,Morphine nor Mineral. NoT NARCOTIC.

em

WRAPPER

OF EVERY BOTTLE :OF"

ey oy eos Ne

Castoria is put up in one-size bottles only. It is not sold in bulk. Don’t allow anyone to sell you anything else on the plea or promise that it is “just as,rood" and “will answer every pose.” 48 See that you get O-A-8-T-0-R-I-4

is oa

The face simile signatare ; ht every of . °

wrapper.

filarm Seed - artihed ° i Flava:

Aperfect Remedy for Constipa-

tion, Sour Stomach, Diarrices.

s}| Worms Convulsions Feverish- f aess and LOSS OF SLEEP.

FacSimile Signature of NEW YORK. Ato months old

} 3) Doses —35CENTS 4

EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER.

@ 2644898 E.9S4]89 4%

Now Is The Time I Give Baby An Airing

and of course yeu will want a BABY CARRIAGE

’

e2O2e

We have good Carriages

We have COMFORTABLE carriages — we have CHEAP earrisges.

We are always glad to show goeds. Oall and see them.

John Newson

Bow HOF SOVOAIS & ECF SGOF &°®26+ Fe" Fe

ea o> ~~ OS & S>OwtoBes.eom

®e é ¢ ¢ ¢ ¢ & , & 4 s g ‘ 2 ‘ » g : g ¢ =e

able suit for your boy.

Fine Black For Men

We have just opened a very nice lot of black suits for men w/ ih are especially nice and would like you to see them.

The cloth isthe finest the finish, the finish the nicest. andthe fit and style away ahead of anything ever shown ia our city before.

Children’s Clothing

For the little fellows some elegant lines just in. piece suits with deep collar, bound with braid—a stylish andservice-

Suits

See those 3

en’s Light Spring Overcoats

We won’t say a word about them, we want you to see them your- self and and hear the prices.

clothing, and the particular; men all buy their clothing at Ramsay's.

We are the leaders for fashionable

ete atte

—

R.H. Ramsay & Ce

i