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LETTER FROM

AN OLD FRIEND,

Great Britain is in the

Right,

ER AN AUTOCRAT OF THE SEVFKEST TYPE,

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| A Very Interesting Epistle From | Bua

Hon. J, H. Fletcher. res

« Mr. Eprror,—I am pieased to read from timeto time of the splendid loyalty ) of the Canadian people—and this includes

. . } the sons of my dear native Island—to the i glorious old oe ig ~ 2 ip “Flag that braved a thousand 2 years

The battle and the breeze.”, == | It makes me fee: proud to know that

the brave boys of the “ sea.girt Isle” are

patriotic enough to oifer their lives in the | cause of human liberty, equality, civiliza- | tion and advancement, for that is the | meaning of the present struggle in South Africa. It thrillel me with joy to bear of the ringing of the church bells—Catholic and Protestant alike—when the news of Ladysmith’s relief was flashed under all the waves of the sea. A nation whose scns and daughters are patriotic and brave —whoare willing to go 13,000 miles and offer their lives to keep the flag in the air and their country on the map of the world —can never die.

Itis astonishing to hear people who profess to hate war shout for the ignorant Boer.jqit is now a matter of history that for macy years’ the Boer

| ploying French and German officers, en- listing Earopeans in large sum vers,spend- ing miilions ou the best ammuuition and the most destructive gun’, while tire English relied upoo argument aod reason. It was the Boers who closed the door of peace with a bang and then rushed to arme, while the unsuspectinz Britons tlept above the vu'cano and made no pre~ | paration for war. Why should so many | liberty-loving Americans go wild over the

narrowest patriarchal de+potiem on

which the eun ever shone? Why -

cheer the slave stealers 7 Why

encourage slave masters who have made, and long again to make, the bloody whips to crash on the backs of helpless human beings? Why sympathize with lazy and indolent mea who compel their women to work in fields as the savage American aborigine does his squaw? Why should tbe Catholic Irishman be a pro-Boer? His priest and his altar could’nt stand a week

«here tbe blind and bigotted Boer holda bis eway. Why — should the French or German Catholic? Ue wonldn’t dare to breathe the = air

| of the Transvaal, for ia that atmosphere

At the Pretty Ready to

goods at old prices.

Charlottetown’s best milliner (Miss Murnyan) ig still with us to show vou the newest creations in mil- linery, and is now prepared to take your order.

— Deillet, MeLé & U

Saturday, April

We invite every lady to drop in to “MY STORE” Saturday and take a peep at the Pretty Paris and Londcn trimmed millinery,

At the Pre ty Blouses trom Canada.

At the Pretty Jackets from Germany.

At the Pietty White Wear from Toronto.

At the Pretty Silks from Europe.

At the Pretty Dress Goods from Every wliere At the Pretty Velvets from France,

At the Pretty Muslins from Everywhere.

At the 100 and 1 other things on exhibition on

SATURDAY |

Ladies, we claim our Values; cannot be beaten

As our goods were bought before the “Big Rise” all

7th 1900.

wear Ladies suits.

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‘nial was lle ar nate amis alls, idiee. Why ehould the He could not years, | and perhaps in u life time, use a ballot ia the dominion of eruel Kruger. Why !

berty pines free voter ?

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| He dares not educate hischiidren in the | Evglish

language—-that language in which Milton sang and Shakespeare wrote. Why should the lover of justice? If an

| Uitladner happens to be accused of an | offense againet law, he must be tried by lan ignorant Boer, from whose |d ion there is no appeal. Why should

sympathize with these

Christian people rbar Read Livingstone’s “Africa,” ory of the deadly hate to

Why sbould honest jm Boers taxed the Uitlanders— those wh > made their country inhabitable —out of r property to obtain guns and f war todrive the English out

iiders ?

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f Sout Why should any human map ? heathen Becbuana tribe repro:cu ne Boers for being more cruel and c»!! “lowed than the ferocious Kaffir Kings ? Why should anyone who believes in the onwar! march of mind? For te eesist Kruger is to assist in turning back t#o centuries the hands of progress on the dial of time.

It is said inthe way of apology that ** he is brave.” He is under cover, behind | boulders, and in deeptrenches. So were the Modocsin the lava beds of Oregon, who with hundred braves kept a large part of the army of the United States at bay for months. With French and Germar Officers, the best guns, in their own country and with along start they did not capture a single fortification. Although Ladysmith and Kimberley were besiged for months by large forces with all the appliances of modern war, they captur- ed neither, rh

| Kruger isademocrat in theory, but an /auatocrat of the severest type in practice. The day has come when the Dutch of South Africa must cease to be Boers and become Yeomen. It is going to cost a good desl of blood, a lotet money, an ocean of tears and thousands of broken

; less than one

hearts. But it must come. Bri- iain’s fiag will soon wave over the oer capital. Her inspiring histery

(and her magnificent literature, which is greater than that of all other modern / nations combined ; ber industry and her perseverance; ber toleration and her seuse of justice which reign in the remotest parts of the broad earth—ail these pro

claim her fame, her glory and her power

| When [contemplate her vaet empire, the most wonderfnl of all ‘time, an empire over which, happ lv for the human family the sun never sete, and realize thar all of this bas been wrought bv tne valor and wisdom, the p'uck and the perseverance of the sons ot the sceptered Isle,—

“This precious stone set in the silvered + > sea,

Then | feel with every atom of my being, that thedestiny of the human race is eafe under Aoglo Saxou and Celtic su- premacy.

Yours as ever, J.H. Fretcaer. Salem, Oregon.

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CANADIAN PATRIOTIC FUND.

received and by Merchant’s

Amount already acknowledged

MOMING: Mie Bis cekie sisscs $2,393.60 BROOKLYN. Ce a lee 1 co Gordon Matinewe.. .............. 1 00 | PO RECOIR, ow gctet eo ots ccseccs 1 06 | Mrs H McDougald............ 1 00 Lyman Leard.......... siavieiiit 1 00 | Robt I icdcdetnctincnjaevicsctenes 1 00 bog | Eos . 50 UD IIS «nc dn teodeiden.. cvsiec 100 We OD Wr ictiee cca cee oa ubee 2 00 WOON BIL ek 3 ccss poate 56 TE CI ildbin sn coaistietevecc 1 06 ee iccctnnss cccdicess cooses 56 Total collected by Miss H W < STE a % in v scieconmsunee (ee Mrs F L Pitts, Ch’town Roy- Riven 4 Hcbestiaeetie sa iabeetenn 1 66

Amount received and acknow- leged to date. . .s.seoe. ss 00 0-G2, 916.10

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NOTES AND COMMENTS.

~ Last year was ‘he greates. taxation yearin the history of this country; but next year will be greater.

Steet Works Sreaike.—Two hundred men employed in the Hamilton Steel and Lron Works struck on Saturday, causing the laying off of 150 others and closing down the works. The strikers claim that they are entitled toan advance of 4 per cent. in wages.

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Easter Ho.ipars.— The P. E, 1. Railway issue excursion ticke:s on the Ilth, 12th, [3th and 14th April, 1900, good toreturn on the 16th April, 1900. A special train is also to be run between Tignish and Charlottetown on the 14th April, and special cheap fares will be in force on all trainson that day. See hand bills. tf.

New Canabian Minerat.—The Ontar’o bureau ef mines bas been advised t bat the talc deposits recently discovered nesr Madoc, Hastings ccunty, are of splendid quality and the st>ply inexkaustib’'e. Talc iea silicate of meznesia very largely used in making paper and cosmetics and asa lubricant, The principal supplies of talc have hitherto come from France.

Preparations are being made to werk the deposits on an extensive ecale, '

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IN MEMORIAM,

Dear Alice, thou art gone to rest, Thy voice we loved ia still.

A piace is vacantin our home Which never can be filled.

Dear Al Thy And sorrow, pain and sufferings {here

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D-ar Alice, thou art gene to rest, I'by sins are all forgiyen ;

And saints in light have welcomed thee To chare the joys of heaven.

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Dear Alice, thou art gone to rest And this shall be our prayer :

Tiaast when we reach our journey end’s Thy glory we may share.

A CHOSEN FRIEND

Harvard Bronchial Syrup is the chosen friend of our best singers and most noted public speakers. No other cough remedy has such a widespread reputation. It quickly stops the worse cough, banishes hoarseness and clears the throat and bron-

chial tubes. Druggists and dealers re~ commend Harvard Bronchial Syrup.

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Daring the last twelve months at leasta dozen elephant trainers nave been killea— more than have been killed in tea years previou-

Minird’s Litiment Relieves Neuralgia.

A Boer patrol consists of three men, a veteran and two youngsters, usually an uncle and two nephews, ora father and two of his sons.

Minard’s Liniment Currs Burns, ete.

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“Difficulties give way to diligence,’- and divease germs and blood humors dis- appear when Hood’s Sarsaparilla is faith fully taken.

Red, white and blue rib- bon—three widths just re- ceived at Stanley Bros.

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A few label buttons of Genera! Roberts, Kitchener, Buller, White and Colone Baden~Powell at Tae Examiner office. Also o few stick pin celluloid flazge.

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Do your mattresses need to be reuphole- tered ? If so, let us send forthem. )f sent forio the morning we will return them in the evening made over as good as new. Prices very low.

—1 wk. Joun Newson,

Tickets on saie at C. D. Rankin’s and Haszard & Moore’s for Emersouian re- cital, Thursday evening, Apri! Sth.

**‘Union Jack of Oid Englaad,” words and muaic at Miller Bros.

Geo. Carter & Co’s Seed Catalogue for 1900 is the best yet published by that popular firm. It tells about the best seeds and where to get and how to grow them. Write for it. Free to all. See advt. in this paper.

Rare bargains in men’s laced and elastic side boots. See the lot we are selling at $1.00 a pair; if we have your size you will get a big bargain,— J. B. Macdonald.

Fisbermen’s Boots, guaran- teed waterproof; the very low- est prices obtainasle.—J. B. Maedonald & Co,

Our new spring stock of tailor-made suits is jastexactly what it ought to be Come in and try one on; nice new room, Jas Paton & Co

Parlor Carpets. Rarely beautiful pat- terns, some tm deep, rich greens with graceful scroll, patierns fashioned after that fine o'd style Florentine embroidery floral design sshading with glowing reds. Eocbanting effect. Come and see them.— Jas. Paton & Co.

We’re after your wall paper order, and we'd like an opportunity of showivg you the best wall paper stock in Prince Ed- ward Island.—Moore & McLeod.

Just a few

hitting

days more and our grand new stock of London and Paris mill nery will be opened. The fisest stock ever

brought to P.E. Island, Moore & Me. Leod,

New shirt waists. new wrappers, new cottons and

new hats, all the latest color. ings and styles, they’re very | pretty, see them early at Prowse Bros.

Gents—Our new hats are just what you are looking for, get mee at once, we have been very thoughtful for your needs this year.— Prowse Bris.

Varpets—Ladies it will pay you to see our new carpets at ence, they are very rich in

patterns and coloring,--Prowse

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ITH the approach of W:: spring you are confronted with the fact that the old hat you have

on your head, termed a hat out of respect for its past worth, will become mcre and more of an an— noyance to your friends and a source of ingominy t> yourself. We take it vou will buy another. Send the old one to South Africa with our next ccntingent, where it will be in pertect harmony with domestic economy of the defeated Boers, then come to Prowse Bros ard geta hat that will give you satisfaction until it is threadbare.

WOTHER fact may be

taken into consideration in the purchase of a good hat it invariably has the

neme Prowse Bros on its § If you are in search of | a kat cheap, and you j are not particular as to style, we can grve you some alittle off, at half price or less; even then we are glad to get clear of them.

ae EMEMBER that we

buy direct from the manufacturers of the best hats in the world, thereby saving you the wholesaler’s profit and our profit on his profit. Figure it out; yeu’ll find it means quite a little. Satisfaction without J compromise, your money back if otherwise. It's merely our way of selling hats.

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