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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, APRIL

32

, 1900,

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FOR DIZZINESS.

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Y ™ |FOR TORPID LIVER. ) LLS. FOR CONSTIPAT(ON. q FOR SALLOW SKIN. te ‘FOR THE COMPLEXION pl Pexety reretable, 4 Saeed CURE S' CK HEADACHE,

‘PPS’S COCOA

GRATEFUL COMFORTING Distinguished everywhere for Delicacy of Flavour Superior Quality, and Highly Nutritive Properties. Specially grate- ful and comforting to tho nervous and dyspeptic. Sold only in }-Ib. tins, labeiled JAMES EPPS & CO., Lid. Homcopathic Chemists, London, Bngiand. , BREAKFAST SUPPER

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Fe wav TENDERS PURCHASE OF OLD P. E. ISLAND HOSPITAL.

(TENDERS vill be received upto Apr

l5th, attwelve o’clock, noon, for th purchare cf the premises known as the old Prince Edwa: i Isisuu Hospital, including outbuildings. The Buildiag isin good repair, heated by hot water, and aleo con tains cold water pipesand electric light wirea.

Terms to suit purcheser. B. BALDERSTON, Sec. Board of Trustees.

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' . oe hile | OUR BOYS AT PAARDEBERG

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“‘Canada may well be prond of her noble | se (° * The deep sorrow that nas red into the hearts of loved ones far |

1 undoubtedly be tempered by the

liwg assurance that al 1ave done luty—all, everv > Father O'Leary, Chaplain to Canadian Contin Wi ay for 14 hours on our faces a swith bullets flyi iw over ir heads. But nobody flinched when we saw Father | O'Leary walking about smiling and taik- ngtothe men. He helped all night loox zfor thedead andthe wounded anil performed the last rites at the graye f our heroes who died.’’ Corporal O’Re lly, “I know you will be prond of as, mother. After the surrender of Cronje,

| Lord Roberts

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personally thanked us for ng the immediate means of bringing 1! “She name Canadian is now a asy- nonym for bravery, dash and courage.” English Press,

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Proud of them ! Yes, on every side, Through all our vast domains, Leal hearts beat high in loving pride

And soar in praiseful strains,

For those who chose dread danger’s lot With eyes unto the goal,

Whose deeds no tide of time may blot From off the nation’s soul. as

ETE, Who may not answer to roll-call, And who have victory won ; Who shall not sav, “God bleas them all ! They have their duty done.”

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Fredericton Items.

A great deal of snow is in this section now andthe farmers are beginning to think that the epring’s work wil! be some~ what late.

Considerable mussel mud has’ been bauled from the cars here this winter. This manure proves very beneficial to the land in this locality, and the farmers say it pays well at $7 per car.

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Refuge Division is in splendid condition An interesting journal is prepared every {month and proves very helpful. The j next issue will be on the 19th, and is | under the management of the teachers of the Hazel Grove and Fredericton schoc!s.

Mr. J. W. McLennan, of Hazel Grove, has left us for aterm in the P. E. Islaod Commercial College. We wish him suc; cess as he is very highly respected ia this locality.

Mr. A. McLean, merchant, is doing a } good business.

Our genial blacksmith, Weeks is kept busy and is good work as usnal.}

me. Be. Bi turoing out

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“Ii! weeds grow apace.” Impurities in your blood will also grow unless ycu promptly expel thea by taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla.

, 1900

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money.

We

[sland wheats.

AARAAR ARAB AS

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SEED TIME -s00

Buy your szed at Le Page’s old stand and save

have a large selection of clovers, timothy, vetches, peas, White Russian, Manitoby hard and

Spring Tooth Harrows

and all kinds ot farm implements.

W’.. GRANT & CO

LePaze’s Old Stand, Queen Street,

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Death of Mrs. Campbell

Mre. Jane Campbell died at Steilacoom, Feb 5th, 1900, aged 74 years, She wa born at Charlotte, Prince Edward Island,

| of Scotch ancestry, and when a young

woman moved to Wisconsia with he:

husband, Jadge Alexander Campbell, who urviy ier,

in i551 they came to lacoma, wiie: Juige Campbell practiced law for several! years, comiog here from Nevada, In 1889 they removed to American lake, where th save resided up to within a short time, when they moved to Steilacoom with their sou, Judge Fremont Camp bell, ,

lr ampbell wasa lady of strong | voman ‘haracter, and leaves many | friends to mourn her. She leaves two | daughters aod threesons: Mrs. Isabella |

Howe, of Chiacago. Mrs. Libbie Hall, o

Spokane,James Campbell, of Minneapolis, George Campbe!!, of St Paul, and Fremont Campbel! of this city.

The funeral wili be held at the resid- ence of Judge Campbell at Steilacoom to- morrow at 1 o’clock.

The above obituary notice is *clipped from a Tacoma paper of February last

The Mrs Jane Campbell! whose death is reported was a native of New Lendon, and 8 sister of the late Captain George Mc- Kenzie, of French River. Judge < lex- eader Campbell is the oldest brother or William Campbell, M. L. A., of Sea View. Jadge Campbell left P. E. Island in 1848, He studied jaw after going to the United States and was admitted to the oar. He practiced in Nevada for several years and went to Tacoma in 1881. He was appornted, City Attorcey and assisted in Organizing the present Municipal Gov- ernwent writing all the city ordinances and bylawe. He was afterwards elected Judge on several occasions.

Judge Oampbell is hsle and hearty. His mind is apparently as clear as when his brother last saw him 52 years ago. He writes agood legible band yet. In a} letter written to his brother last April (of ! 19) pages he gave him a splendid description of the City of Tacoma and surrounding country. He is now in his 83rd year.

Com. Sea View, April 5ib, 1900.

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NOTES AND COMMENTS.

—It is stated that General Villebois suggested the new policy cf counter attack upon the lines of British commupication. If so, be fell a victim to his own tactics.

—Ata meeting in London to mourn over the centenary of the union of Ireland and Great Britaio, Mr. Redmond, M P, spoke of the United States as the land, ‘whose latch-strins was vever drawn ia against the meanest child of Adam’s,kin.” The expression was as inaccurate sabenie effusions frequer tly are. If Mr Redmond was to present himeelf at the New York thresbold, in an cld suit and without $10 in his pocket he would not only fied the latch-etring drawn io, but the hole it should haag out of plugged up. The alien labor law und other typical Wash- ington statutes have been passed since Mr Kedmond’s theory had a basis.

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Local and Giher ltems,

Tue Growiye or WxeEat.—Aroostock, Me., farmers are planning to go into wheat raieing on a more extensive scale.

Easter Houmways.— The P. E. 1, Railway ieeue excursion tickets on the llth, 12th, 13th and 14th April, 1900, good to return up to and ou 16th April, 1990. A special train is also. to be run between Tigoish and Charlottetown on the 14th Apri!, and epecial cheap fares will be in force on all trainson that day, See band bille, tf.

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A Perovtian Wiiit.—An incident Dumas’ famous novel, “The Count of Monte Cri-to,” which bas been regarded as about the most extravagant in that ex - { travagant story, has just been parellejed in London. Miss Martin Edita Moore, who died pos:ssed of considerable prop- erty ,We8 anxious to make her wil], but she had Jost the power of speech and writing, thougb her intellect continued unaffected. At the suggestion of her atiending physicians two packs of cards were pre- pared, one with the nemes of her relatives and the other with the names of the various divieions of her property. The tesiatrix carefully picked ont sorted out, and arranged the two packs in accordance with Ler testamentary inten

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Although the special price of $2.50 is discontinued to-day, our regular price of $3.00 for solid gold end, 10 yeer guar- antee gold filled frame, with first quality lenses, complete is

fess than many charge. y -

The price is for «ii ordinary cases, including testing; we onl Make au extra charge if a special lenses has to be made to

order at the factory.

We have fitted up a good many persons,

giving complete satisfaction. Some have come quie a distance wh. bac to be within 3 feet of a 3h in letter in order to teil whut it was; afte: being fitted with our spectacles they could read the same letter at a distance of over 200 ft.

We have in stock a fine line of steel and white spectacle frames which we fit with first quality lenses at $).60 up.

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Aprilf2ndt1900,

Fi. w. iawvior

tions. An executor was selected by the | same process. A will was drawn up in

compliance with these unprecedented ** instructions ” and read over and signed with her mark. That will has been de- elared valid by Sir Francis Jeune in the probate court.

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PERSONAL.

ie en neater a,

Mortimer Menpes,who ie looking for sub- jects for hie brush in the track of the war and who painted the portraits of Gen. and Mrs. Cronje, writes:-“Poor old Mrs. Cronje was in such a burry to depart from the British camp that she left ber back bair ina tent. This was at once e-ized by an enterprieing Tommy ‘Atkins and distributed in locks to those desirous of retaining *ome memory of the fair lady.” Jniian Ralph gives the ‘ollowing pen picture ot Mre Cronje :—“She ia a thin de-r-piteld woman, and in her rovzh “tr w hat, dirty old black drese, and with ov ¢ oak or shewl of any sort, she prz~ e-niet a hopelessly tiserable, draggl-d

Cameron Blocx, Charlottetown |

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w. Legone appearance.”

Earnscliffe Notes.

Messrs Henry Young and Neil Kinnon left for New York on Tueeday.

Our genial friead M Michael Morria-

ey returned home recently froma very piea®ant visit with aa 1d in Starho; na vic nits ss Is a Ro L=on,. of i.renfi id, ho! has been the guest of Miss An P weedy during her stay, returned home last week We need a scciety here for the preven tion of cruel'v to anima's, as one of our | bovs has posted up a pl sure of Turte ana Laurier in hia horse siabl , Mr Ed-nund Grant, of Mi] View, ha eold his two fine farms, one to Mr. Gil | Jenkins, the other—t homestead pro

perty—to Mr. Alex. Drake.

What is the differenc’ between th potato bug and the Grit canvasser? Ma soaks one with bug juice every sum- mer. The other soaks man with bag juice every eleciion.

We are pleased to be able to announce that our China Point friend is slowly bu surely recovering from the eftecis of the sudden and very heavy fal! he received recently. He fell in love.

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testimonials. Enclose 10 cents for box- ing, postage, &c. Polson & Co,, King- ston, On‘. é

Cotton goods, printed cottons.—If you want to get the credit cf wearing Scotch cloth and stil] bave on that in which you can rough it as yon would a homespun, a calico or giagham gown, buy a psttern from this sale of 75 pieces, 52 inches wide. Costume cloth, no two alike. Prices from 75c., $1, $1 25 to $1 50.— Jas Paton & Co.

The Saturday Ereniug Post, America’s best Weekly Magazioe for a short time is only $2 a year. Now isa good time to subscribe. Robert LL. Coiton, agent, P. O. Box 84, Charlottetown.

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ACHOSEN FRIEND

Harvard Bronchial Syrup is the chosen friend of our beet singers and most noted public speakers. Noother cough remedy has euch a widespread ieputation. It quickly etops the worse cough, banishes hoarseness and clears the throat aod bron- chial tubes. Druggists and dealers re- commend Harvaid Bronchial Syrup.

Next to knowing when to grasp an opportunity the moat important thing is to know when to let go of it.

Minard’s Liniment for sale everywhere,

Good looks are often a great draw- back to a man in business.

Minard’s Liniment Cures Dandruff,

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Some people wear g!asses because they can’t believe their own eyes,

The Llits of Women,

Are usually the result of an exhausted nervous system which can be fua'ly restored by the use of Dr. A. W. Chase’s Nerve Food. Women nade nérvous by the waisting dis- eases Which dreiu their system find new life, new vigor. new energy, in Dr. A. W. Chase’s Nerve Food, the world’s greatest blood and nerve builder.

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The woman of the houris the one who promises to be ready in a cecond,

To Cure a Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All iUgegistseiund the money it fails to cure ic. HK. W. Grove’s signature is on each box

The best diamonds are of the first water, but it’s different with milk.

Babies Tortured.

By flaming, itching eczema, find comfort aod permanent cure in Dr. Chase’s Ointment, & pre varation which has arecord of cures un- purailed in the history of medicine, Eczema. Salt rheum, tetier, scald head, old people’s rash, urd ali itching skin diseases, are avsol ulely cured by Dr. Chase’s Oirtment.

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FOR SALE OR ———T) LET

That nicely situated resid- ence, with out buildings, on the Malpeque Road, one mile

acre» of land, as» desired,

A; plyto . J. T.PEARWON,

is it, that there’s patches on your clothes? Not mine, is it?

from Post office, with 9 or 32'

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Yes it is

You should have gone to Prowses for my suit instead of - getting this old thing because some one told you it was just as good as theirs,

On. Vell |

have they got any thing you want at Prowse’s now? Why, yes, they have hundreds and huxdreds of new suits just opened up; there’s one that will just fit me made

ef All Wool 3

good wearing serge, and it’s only $1.25.

‘rou Ought to See

the one they offer at $2.00; it’s a very pretty grey and will wear and wash too.

Then there is Another one, a Little Better

quality and finer made; it would and its only $3.90.

There’s Still Another

just suit me for Sundav’s

or», made for the very finest trade; made i : the latest sty all the v ask is $4.50.

4.x.d then they have

_ hundreds of little Brownies that would Jimmie; they’re all the way from $2.25 to $4.2 they are pretty.

Wrell, Well,

We will go at once and get one.

To All Men

we say, go thou and do likewiee,

PROWS

its a blue worsted, le, and I am sure it will wear fine, and

just suit little ). Oh my, but

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