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| oer re h) Or ! , 1 ie ~ °) : < i 3 a , , TETOW N. <P. . BS PSA . eee APRIL [2, 4898. NO 69 - TAIT TREO ORT spits Bose ae ee ae ee tae lal aiellaais sagReD? /P ESSAGE| CANADA AND ‘|T NS trervrarrene eine HM " ae é n ninnt = : THE STATES, = A] = i f ‘nm | . ‘ 4 ; * ~ ete r £0900 it ( = ; —- i uiG jpiiting, Wud Juadou sn main and all f Hi B = i} 4 pay bet > | wei Conventi States = 7 r vsroxreey,| UONVeHTION td be Held, = T) Gnewe 3 i” 4 e a ee So = Vil <a oe = Ais dul 3 Wcs EVENT OF HOSTILITIES |Repub.icans Applaud and Democrats | THE ALASKA BOUNDARY To BE| OW BESTS WITH CONGRESS. = 1UUL | = _ 7 a Groan, SETTLED BY ARBITRATION, — = 3 i" ie ik es 9 == (Sreciat to THe Examiner.] =— P nT ANY : a Mlpainps UL DULY y mp . ' ” Las ie al [Speciat to Toe Examiner). ( Wasnineron, April 12.—The fature of a se —) the United States, pril i2.—The Presideat’s nee Eee _ tthe relations of the United States and = uy tah 24 = ie J mene. nomedia ‘fer beipe read, war |.. OTTAWA» April 12.—Coming negotia~ { Spain pow rests with Congress. What _ wa ie = ‘ —_——- eatel Re a ee tn cs between ee United ene = | course it will pursue cannot be foretold. =. 3 r et trade, fishery aud otber maters wi % | The Forei C both H ° = : 1 : Mae Spycial > Tue EXAMINER | i ‘ 11ion in the ? - : fhe Foreign Committees of both Houses e adies wt — e+ slap “4 she 1 ; proval, held at Ottawa, —probably in June. The | now have the subject in their control, and — Ladies who ae eee re haixotoNn, Apr 112. Che war withienn, cs ; saad ae the british and Canadian Pleniepotentiaries i after due deliberation will report to their = apout thei maiitling ry ul ch- = gill probably be something | the reads will be Sir Julian Panncefote, Sir Richard respective branches what they consider — ases re tel}; “us that = duel, aod in this view of ne f ap- Cartwright and Sir Louis Davies : should be the attitude of the United States = ERA Pie a jkely to be quickly over and roel | io it is understood that the Imperial | on the grave question presented. An > we’ve about tl b, mest = Poited States tu mon sieheai: aha Government is anxioue to see @ friendly early action by the conmmittee is expected. bi displa » of spri millinery: =n {hy millions. lhis is, of course, n Cuba must | 2#7eement brought about. If these points — 4) v : — we, It 18 assumed that the adminis-¢ , as ror Nae | now in dispute are settled, the question of | Go in Chai] iottetown, ~= will plan for a number of surprises : ae | the boundary between Alaska and Canada PHILIPPINE UPRISING. ; 3 jj not aseume, in its actual ope : iat “&" | will be submitted to arbitration, and a @ rN ep © EY ss BD 1 = that its demoustration against Cut ee et settlement of it will speedily follow. Report That Rebels Have Been ik cea ak aie got be interfered with by a Spanish GR Pie BAO APMED ‘ ed a s STRUCTIONS Subdued. ibe to intercept and ward off suc Pao WAR RISKS. : | , SATURDAY = ible atiec “he pain that the United j ee Hong Kong advices report that the ris~ : = fying squadron is to go to Porto | Her Consu! Charge of U.S ; , ; ing of the Colinasin Zambales bas been | ‘ , . ; a oat —= while the Key West sqaedion goes | Cin he Underwriters Demanding Higher subdued. The troops killed thousands of | , of this W eek we will hold sha, and the nited States a ee Rates of Insurance. Indians, including hundreds of women and | 4 our epecial Ipevery other way siriveto guar ee ; i J ! deception and strategy by Span. [INER The demand - — risks by loval “F" a meeting in Manila was eurprised | ° a < wpres ant the outlon k ot the (yovern- ae : : ‘A weil me porters and : 8 lip owners 18 active ln by civil guards, who killed ll in the house MILLINERY @ cH NG is gis that Cuba will be surrendered by] Goat Bri: ani 2 hein American cities, marine underwriters aod took 60 prisoners. All the prisoners i wit | Blanco under a blockade of the nite Tle wae chadwe vat, aif ths pe Uuited eperting sehay snquiries, Theme wen were shot the same day without trial, Six P : : , ere to Li : ; ine 1 ; , ’ ar ~ - . » y Xk 1 y « -- Biel States feet and bombardment of |g, * ee hs rited | some ad vance over ‘he prevailing rates of of the guards were wounded and two killed. at which we will show a ma fortifications, if that becomes een = eae The last week. The rates for American sailing 7 ] h bsided l lid li i yf ty r] ne 1 i - Union Jack is over the United } yessels io trade with West Indian porte, or | — 6 ™ TM Bas Subsiied. a spend ine O Sie

ry, while the insurgents are attack the rear, and that then, with the mance of the Powers, Spain will seek grangement with the United States by h it willsave something in the form of its war debt.

THE FAST LINE.

‘Dobell Very Guarded in his Statements.

(Srectan TO tus Examixer.] B drrawa, April 12.—Hon. Mr. Dobell is

from England. But he is very ded in hia statements respecting the *s Messrs. Petersen and Tate

making with the Fast Atlantic Steam-~ ip pr ject. nari —aatinel, 4

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We are giving special attention to, house cleanin g supplies.

We lighten the labor of house- cleaners, and giadk len their bearts with the results.

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New York, April 12.—At De Cuba « few niglits ago, the Stripes was pelted with eggs by the Spaniards,

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Tne sub-criber offers for sale ‘he fol- lowing perti 2, formerly owned by the late Richard Pillman, at French WwW London,

l. A farin containing ‘cleared aad in a good state s'o ping to tl le

2. A plot containing 2 acres, with good dwelling hi containing 11 rooms vod a new bara and wagon shed, thereon

There \s also ther*on a store, complet with eel ng, etc., and a granary.

3. Ove acre of land, across the road, opposite the store,and building lot at the cross roads, near the store.

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dwelling house and lot at Kensington. The howse contains 11 rooms, and is ip good repair For further particulars epply to Messrs. McLeod, Morson & McQuarrie, Solicitors, Charlotte own, or to the owner, LAVINIA J. PILLMAN. u 20 #. j.3mo Ayer, Ma-s

The lavguor so common at this reason is due toimpoverished tlood. Hosd’s Sar-aparilla cures it by enriching tie

blood,

ports On the east coast of South America, were about 5 per cent. American steamers for the same porte taking ratea from | per cent to 14 percent., while 1@ per cent. was aiked for Ameriean sailing vessels trading | with the south side of Cuba. The rates

for nestral eailing vessels ranged about

4 of | per cent., while for neutra! steam~ | ers only about 1-8 of 1 per cent. was demanded.

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} Amid all the display of fashion incident | to Easter, and dear at all times to the | feminine mind, theshow of dress goods ani flowers now displaved in the windows

of James Patons & Co’s Store, seems to meet with a great deal of favour. Nothing {| short of a personal inspection can give an idea of the charming variety and good qualities of the fabrics, while the display of flowera ia beautiful. By all means if | you wish to see an exceptionally pretty | chow of spring goode, visit this store,

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‘the workman often eats his lunch os the same bench where he does his work, The office man turns his desk into a dip- ner table. Neither geta the out <f door exercise he needs, neither takes the proper time for eating. It is small wonder that the digestion of both gets out of order. Its euch cases Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets come to their a’sistance by aiding nature in taking care of the fuod.

The cause of nine tenth: of the sickres of the world is constipation. From this one cause come indigestion, disorders of the stomach, liver and kidueys, bilious~ ves», headaches, flatulence, heartburo, impurity, of the blood and the serious complications that follow. To begin with, constipa:ion isa little thing, and a little thing will cure it. The “Pleasant Pellets” are tiny, sugar coated granules. They will perfectly cure the worst case of constifa~ tion and indigestion. Ifthe druggist tries to ee]l you some other pill that paves him | greater profit, just think of what will best | | pay you.

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Zambales is a province of Luzon, the largest{of the Philippine Islands oa which Manila, the capital, is situated. Itisa long and narrow belt, stretching about 90 miles on the west side of the island, be- tween the Bay of Langayen on the north and that of Subic on the South. The near- ext point of the province is about 40 miles from Manila, The capital is Iba, and the population is estimated at 94,000.

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The Dramatic Club of St: Dunstan’s Gollege last evening presented “Paul the Cripple” to an andience which ‘filled the Opera House. The drama consists of three aegis with prologue, and has an inter: esting plot. Itismuch too wordy how- ever, and some of the -scenes would be materially improved by a judicious appli- cation of the pruning knife.

The part of “Paul” whs taken in a natural and sympathetic manner by Master Clitflrd Cox, and hie impersonation throughout was very clever for a lad of his years. Mr. J. H. Macdonald played the part of “Anthony,” the cruel brother of “Paul,” and did it very well. But the infusion ef a little more life into his acting would bave made the impersonation more acceptabie.

Mr. J. J. MacGowan, who impersonated * Nicklas,” was one of the best characters in the cast. His make-up as the beggar was excellent and hi« rendering of the part sympathetic. Mr. Lynch as *Linus,” the servant, was also well made up, aod he mace the ost ofa small part. But the ceuses which led to the restoration of his | sight towards the end of the play were not } made apparent to the audience. | Mr. Ryan as “Urban,” the leader of the

bandits, was sanguinary-looking enough ; ’ g g

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and performed his part very |

for anything, a well iodeed. Hewas ably supporied by Messrs Tobin and Foran.

The parts of “Count Felix” and“ Philip” were creditably taken by Messrs P. F. | Doyle and F. G. O'Neill, respectively.

The other ¢ -haracters in ‘the play were made the most of, and the presentation, on the whole, was very good, many of the performers receiving well-merited applause, But, as bas already been pointed ont, the play is too wordy and would have been improved by the cutting down of some of the scenes. The stage settings, too, might have been better.

Between the acts of the drama Miss Hyndman rang two eolos with skill and in a sympathetic manver and was presented with floral tributes by some of her admirers in the audience. Mies Maisie Coady also dancedth: tambourine dance very ekillfally, and was rewarded with rounds of applause.

The performance was iv aid of the new Cathedral fuod, and a snug eam must have been realized. <P ene

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We refer to the richness of the blood If you are pale and thin, you are poor in sirength and verve power. Scott’s Emul- sion drives away thinness and pallor, and brings rich blood and nerve power.

Carter’s for Wall Paper

Weare now moving into the brick building formerly occupied by Mille Bros where we have a nice show of goodar We want all our ola customers to com. along and bring as many mere as thee

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Imported pattern hats, new millineay trimmings, and a brillant axsortment assort- ment of hats and bonnets, trimmed by our milliner

Miss MW. G. McKelvey

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Was the banner day for this season in our Wall Paper Department.

1400 Rolls sold and delivered

Think how many parlors, halls, bedrooms and kit. thens will be made bright and ‘beautiful with that Paper. Many have not ‘chosen their paper yet, We invite you ail.

We can please you

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