THE UIARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, JANUARY 33, 1901.
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Buy a barrel of
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Silver Spray
F19,” and be convinced of its s
iperlority-
For $8.10 by
JENKINS & SON
A. N. JENKINS
SYDNEY GREI, v
WEBSTER it McK,A’1,
JOHN WHEATLEX .
DRISCOLL S; HORNSBY.
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One cup Ralston Breakfast
Food cooks enough for five
persons----there are six full
' qupsin every package.
Sliced dates and Ralston
Breul-:fast Food make a de-
licious dessert. Our “l_ittle »
Book of Ralston Recipes”
tells of other dainty dishes.
Acoupon in every package
- secures :1 copy.
FOR SALE BY
J EN KI N S & S0 N
The Corner Grocers.
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The Guns of Fort Edward - Frontispicce-‘
Memories of Old St. james’ J. N.
Charlottetown Fifty Years Ago E.L.M.
By Shore and Camp Fire E.\V.l. _
liiconipletenesa Robert Peace
Summer l~`lou'2-rs _]. S. B.
.~\ D:i_\‘ with the l"liea.snnts on Yan-
ccliver Island H.A.Bayfield,B.A.SC.
Ode to P. E. l. (roi-ml ]. H. Fletcher.
.~\ Side Talk with Sports _limso
Traditions of the Earl_\' .-`icadians--Occu-
pation of East River and St. Pe-ter’s
]. Bambrick
Our School System (CONTINUED)
.-\. B. \\`arburtou
Some Recollections of Richmond Bay
Hubert Cauipton
An Islanders Christmas Dinner in
(lreenwood. B. C. \V. \\`. Rogers
Correspondence, Notes, etc.
,Su,b_s_cription, 50 Cents a Year
_Single Copi_es._5 Cents -::- -::-
lior sale at all_ Bookstores and
at Postoffice Newstand -:- -:-
The publication office of the P. E.
Island Magazine is on Richmond Street,
adjoining the residence of Mrs ]. D.
Mason. Subscriptions may be paid in at
either of Blr. Robert H. )lason`s stores
Great George St. opposite the Cathedral,
or Queen St. nearly opposite Citv Hall.
A Nicotine Ballad (FORM) \l,’_ P_ it
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_-T   Roms, January 25. -The premier, Signer
 in Saracco, eulogized Queen Victoria in the
' , chamber of deputies yesterday and moved
osslan _ a `ourn
MAGAZINE W ii    ...... ....
respectful silence_with acry of ‘ long live
or P°|¢|.y   UARY |99' the Beers." No notice, however, was
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For The South African
Con stabulary
1000 MEN WANIED
Rates of Pay Liberal-Free
Passage Out and Back,
&c &c.
THE GUARDIAN h as received from
Lieut. Col. Moore, D. O. C. a copy of the
Militia orders in regard to enlisting for
theISJuth Africziu Constabulary. This is
a permanent mounted foree for the pur-
pose of maintaing order and security in
the Orange River Colony and the Trans-
vaal. One thousand men are desired from
Canada, not under 20 years nor over 35
years of age; goad riders; good shots; uu-
married;strictly sober; medically fit, and
must be recommended as in every respect
All letters should be addressed:- i
sir. .Archibald Irwin. The P. E. Island;
Magazine, Postoflice Box 71, Charlotte-f
town.
The l". E. l. Magazine is connect-
ed by telephone. Number 189. `
Canvassers wanted for
Town and Country, for
terms, etc, apply to the
Editor
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Watch Hepalrlng.
Wind me up, use me well
And let me have fair play
And I to you will try and tell
The precise time of day.
If from some cause I should stop
And fail to give the hour
Take me to Jury & Co’s Jewelry
shop
And he will give me power.
Watches, cleaned, watches’ main
springs .brozch pins, plain rings re-
paired. All work done as cheap as
con beedone in the city, warranted
for on year. Big discounts given in
allonr lines of goods to make ioom
for spring importstions.
JURY & C0.
Jewelry store, opposite Post Office.
North side Queen Square.
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OYSTERS !
OYSTERS ! '
OYSTERS ! ' 2
We have n large stock of oysters
on hand and we are_put.i ng them .
up by the quart or in any way to
suit the purchaser,
The 3 3
Royal 3 3
Kwteiura nt
is open from early morning till
late at night and we are rea y to
give the nicest lunches hungry
cart could wish
Drop in and look over our Bill Of
l- are.
Geo. Carver-
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Ii You Want
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good time keeping results, buy
our guaranteed Watches and
you will pay no more than is
often asked for the inferior
kind, which are not satis-
factory and require constant
atttention and expense.
We have on hand a large
stock to select from.
G- H- Tay|_°"i _iurhanlwumi
Queen Street.
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The E. T. Corsets are the best
that brains can conceive or hands
fashion. They are built to assist
Nature-they support and strength-
eu natural charms of Sgure and are
as comfortable as they are elegant
in appearance. ,
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Plates will relieve
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Every family
should have one
ready for an emer-
gems
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Beware of imitation;
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Boston Polish
suitable for this force.
The term of engagement will be three
years, with a possibility of re-engagement
at increased pay. Promotion will be by
merit and commissions will be obtainable
from the ranks. There are three classes
of troopers, first, second, and third.
Recruitsjmust enter as third-class troop-
ers, whose pay will be $1.21 per diem. to
commence on attestation in South Africa
Promotion will be from one class to the
next higher, and so on. Second class
troopers will receive $1.46 a day; first-
class $1.70; Corporals $1.82; second-class
Sergeant $1.94; Sergeants $2.19; Staff Ser-
geans $2.43, and Superintendant Warrant
Oflicer $3.65 as dailv pay. Men desirous
of marrying in 'South Africa must first
obtain the sanction of the Omcer com-
manding, and then will be entitled to an
extra allowance of 73 cents a day.
On completion of three year`s service 9.
man may, if approved, re-engage at an
increase of six centsa day, and at the end
of five years at an increase of 1.2 cents a
day for every additional year until a total
of 48 cents a day is reached. Ratious,horse,
forage, equipment, arms, quarters and
medical attendance are supplied free.
Discharge from the service may be
purchased, with consent of the command-
ing officer for £20 in the first year, £15
during the second year and £10 during the
third year. Other provisions relate to
transfer to the reserve, in which the man
must reside for seven years in South
Africa, being free to pursue his
ordinary calling, but always liable to
he called out for service if required.
When called out for his regular
ten days training yearly, or for service hee
wiil receive full pay, but otherwise the
reservist’s pay will be $4.86 per month.
Reservists desiring to settle on lands will
be given special privileges.
Leave of absence will be granted to all
ranks forone month out of each year.
After four years without leave, six
months leave with full pay will be
granted.
Those enlisting will be given free trans-
port to South Africa; but will be liable to
further medical examination, and to be
tested in riding' and shooting on arrival.
Those not accepted will be given free
passage home, provided there has been no
misconduct, misrepresentation or
serious fault on their part. To those
who enter the service, and retire after live
years a free passage home will be given.
In selecting candidates for enlisment
preferences will be given: 1. To men who
have served in South Africa.. 2. Men
who have served in the permanent force
orin N. W. Mounted Police. 3. Men who
have done three consecutive years train-
ing. 4. Hen who have served in the R.
C. Regt. of lnfantry. 5. Men who hav
served in the Infantry or Garrison Artil-
lery of the ',Active Militia. 6. Other ap-
plieante.
After the date of attestation here until
arrival inSouth Africa the pay of men will
be 24 cents a. day with railway fares and
subsistence. If a sufficient number enlist
in Canada a special transport will be
provided. Otherwise troops will proceed
by third-class passage via England.
Any further infomation desired can be
obtained by application to Lieut. Col.
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_ = - lottetown’s best people. Cfall apld have n.
l . . Stew or perhaps you pre er_ t e oysters
on the half-shell. We can suit you.
le Uric Acid in the blood.
nhealth kidne s are the
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qu” the acid being
there. If the kidneys acted
as they should they would
strain the Uric cid out
gf the system and rheuma-
tism wouldn't occur. Rheu-
mptism is a Kidney Din-
ease. Dodd'| Kidney Pills
have made a great part 0f
 reputation airing
Rheumatism. So get at
the cauu of those
ehooting 'ne 3 s _
gching joplrzls. T581( I
biitonemireway-
° The Hacking Cough.
¢ One pilladose 25 cents a. box.
taken of the incident and the house ad-
journed.
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One of the meanest tbingsto get rid of
isa. hacking cough. There is apparently
no cause for it. No soreness. no irritation ‘
at first; but the involuntary effort of the
muscles of the throat to get rid of some-
thing is almost constant. Of course, with
many cough is a habit, but it is a bud
habit, and should be stopped. Vl hen you
realize this and try to stop it,[you iliid you
cfin’:, for by that time there is an actual
irritation, which will never get better
without treatment. ,
It is a curious thing that nearly all
treatnientfor cough actually makes the
cough '.\'or'se. Then, too, most medicines
for cough have a bad effect in the stomach.
This is especially true of so-called cough
remedies that contain a. narotic. The true
treatment for cough is one that heals the
irritated siirfaces. This is wha.tvAdamsoIi s
Botanic Cough Balsam does. lt protects
the throat also while the healing I->I`0CC=S
is going dn. When this remedy WZIS f`.i!‘Sf-
compounded our old men were young boys,
and all this time it has been doings. steady
work of healing throats. The most ob-
stinate liiicking cough will quickly show
the effect ofthe Balsam. People who have
been trying for years to break up _ the
mean little cough, will find a sure friend
in this old-time soothing compound made
fiom the barks and gums of trees. All
rlruggists sell Adamson’s Botanic Balsam
2.5 cents.
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Mourning By The N avy of 1
Germany. e
BERLIN, January 25.-The Navy Gazette
publishes a general order in which Empe-
ror William expresses his sympathy for
the "sister navy of Great Britain to which
the German isbouud by oft-tried comrade-
ship-” _
His Majesty directs that officers and
otlicials of the navy shall wear mourning
bands upon their leftlarms for a fortnight
and that ships’ flags shall be flown at 
half-mast until after the funeral. His
Majesty,also directs the German navy to
observe the same ceremonials upon the
day of the Queensobsequies as is observed
by the British navy;
CATARIEHOZONE CURES CHILD OF
CATARRH.
Perth, Ont.-“I cannot withhold my
testimony as tothe great value of Ca-
tarrhozone as si remedy, for Catarrh, one
bottle having cured my daughter of that
trouble, and I heartily recommend it tor'
all suffering from that disease. No house
should be without it.” Mrs. J. A. Morris.
So pleasant, babies use it; so safe grand-
mothers employ it; -so certain to quickly
relieve and cure that doctors, lawyers,
merchants and public speakers rely upon
Catarrhpzone as their stand by for Catarrh
Brouchitis, Asthma and Hay Fever. It
is cheap because it lasts so long, and
because it is so sure to cure even the poor-
est can afford to buy it. Every dollar
outfit is guaranteed tocure or your money
bac_k. Small, size, 25c.. druggists or by
mail. A trial sent 10c. by N. C. Poison
&Co., Kingston, Canada, or Hartford,
Conn., U. S.
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Refused To Lower The Flag.
LoNDoN, January 25.-The Globe' re-
viewing American sympathy with Great
Britain on the death of Queen Victoria
and referring tothe refusal of Mayor Van
Wyck of New York to lower the flag over I
the city hall says: “The solitary exception
to this attitude of sympathy' and respect
is to be regard ed as a. matter of congratu-
lation rather than of regret. It is a high
compliment that the memory of the good
andfpure Queen should be unsullied by
any recognition on the part of Tsmmany
hall and-its creatures.”
The St. James Gazette says Mf. Van
Wyck “sofgrossly misrepresents the gen-
erous feelinfzs of Americans as to refuse
toshow in New York ofllcial respect to
the memory of Queen Victoria, which ,
his countrymen are everywhere and by
all means in their power displaying to
the world.”
BRIGHT’ S DISE A SE OF THE
KIDNBYS
Mr. Andrew Dufhu of Aultsville, Ont,,
writes:-“I was troubled with Brlgh t’s
disease of the kidneys for five years. I _
tr_ied alnumber ofdoctors and preparations,
but not no relief. My) son advised the
use of Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills._ I
got a box, and to my surprise, I got relief’
at once, and am now thoroughly cured.
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Is one of the most invigorating renasts
thats man can partake of Our Stews ,
M. A. BARRON.
Svdnev treet. opposite R. C. Cathedral
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HERBERT A. TANTON,
i;/ire or New vorue -
ri/mo, onclizsfidnviiim cuiruns.
Voice culture a specialty.
; Studio-Ta.nton‘s New Building, Grea
_ Ge0£St.reet, Charlottetown, P. E. I.
0 hours. 12to1.5to6.
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are any to be had surely our
made Overcoatsl
at 1-3 oil' will bring them to us.
hundreds of these coats already
and everybody knew them to
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33% off. _
 Handsome Ulsters too
Irish and Ca_.na.dian» all-wool Fflem 3
Ulsters, 33 13 off till stocktakin day.
Was there ever such a ch&ce for your
§§§ money.
vertisers of factsl.
   
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for the 1
least moiuy.
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forget die
brand, ;
Eddy’sl .
Made
_ at Hull,
_ Canada,
_ Sold
everywhere
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Beautiful Tailor- f
We sold
at full price
be the best
value in the city now what must they be at
Dollars are like doughnuts they make l
good circle here. A _
If it wa.sn’t for a few pleasures thi
world would be a. vale of tears But when
you get a. chance like this ooaiilonelly peo-
spects become a. great deal mo plelniilg
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