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I’m dying far from home mother, _
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“"?<'gf‘- _A monnav MAY es. igw.
right.
You aeem all choked up and atuiad up
it the cold-llnd it hard to breathe.
Ungh that reaps and teara you-but little
egm got up.
Fgiovga ihetgpfe to talks Dr. Wpog; Norway
See yi-up ore mga ge _ serious.
There ia no remedy equaltoit formaking
'Qc breathing easy. looaening the phlegm
i umoviagl all the alarm-ing symptoms
daaanna d. _
*I caught a aeverauooltzldwluch lp:
git, |11 in
a Dr.m;;oi:d‘a Norway Pine Syrup
destined I procured abottle, wlnohgeatly
alanine. Itlccaanedthephlegm. ealed
khaga, and econ had me perfectly well."
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Special Notice
Having purchased from Mr. F. J.
Hornsby the stock and good will of
 Books and Stationery Business in
the Morris Block, we will continue
the business in its various branches,
idling at lowest prices for cash only.
iiss B. M.» Hornsby, who has mana-
ged the business -in the past, will be
in charge of the store, and will be
pleased to attend to all old customers
dd many new ones.
A choice new stock of Wall Papers
will be at once put on sale, and all
dqiartments of the business will be
lqit well stocked. A well supplied
laws stand will be a special feature
of the business. The store will be
known as “The Bazaar Bookstore."
THE BAZMR GUMPANY
Snecesaors to F..l'. Hornsby.
Karla Block. Ch’town. Mch 16.190)
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Smart Lila Assurance Go.,
Scotland.
lilo better investment than
our 15 or 20 year endowment.
Unconditional policies. 0
The Standard has over
\$l4,000 000 invested in Can-
ada.
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DR. GORDON ALLEY
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEGN
ososo-so
GRADUATE MCGILI.. UMVERSITY
(Mice and Resideno».>,Dorchcst»r Street- Eau.
0l'reH>urs,9 io lea. ni., i fo 3, and 7 to 8
m.
P-
linomnt attention given to country c
l"l___.3_@!ll!lll§_§l!
- 1a~iliioned,”sothe sand we use 1
for our costin needs' » be
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moulded and fa=tionid. Thaifs
what our mouldera a e doing l
, ioning the sand like untoi ihs
pa zters. it is therefore very ima
, potent that the patterns be i
_ llrst-olassin every respec‘, for”
,_ as the patterns are so will the ;
castings Le. We have ilrst-class °
, pattern-makers employed and p
aiigble to moot the required -
r
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Givensatrlalwhen in need ofa'
. _ Castings. V p _;
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possibility of receiving more `serious
jinjuries. The needed repairs should be
I ing uutumn on the Driving Park grounds
“open to the Maritime Provinces. The
~ ber. The prize list is promised as soon as
1.' ___ _..._ --.__  -_“I
TUPPBR AND BERMINGHAM.
The sensation of the hour in Ottawa is
p the open quarrel between Robert Berm-»
ingham has been for years Grand Secre-
tary of the Orange body und chief organ-
iser of the Conservative party iif0ntario,
both injfedcral and provincial affairs. No
man probably knows more of the inter-
ior working of the party ln elections than
he. It appears from the partial publi-
,cution of letters and telegrams passlllll
between them, and from reports of inter-
views with[Slr Charles and Bennlngham
thatlthe letterfmade certain demands upon
the Opposition Leader, coupled with the
0 threat that if said demands were not com-
, plied with lhe would make public certain
1 facts in hiszpossession, or endeavor to
have them referred to the Commission
now about to be appointed to investigate
alleged Liberal wrong-doing in the West
Elgin and Brockville elections. Sir Char-
les’ answer was a telegram to' Berming-
ham that he should never receive another
‘dollar from any fund which Sir Charles
could control. In other words Sir Charles
has dismissed the former party organiser
and deiiesihim to do his worst.
The sidewalks on _the Ferry Wharf are
in a decidedly unfit and dangerous
condition. Persons compelled to pass
over them in the night time are in danger
of breaking their limbs, with the easy
ordered without an hour’s delay.
See the eclipse this morning between
,nine and eleven o’clock local, through
smoked glass. It should be at its deepest
about 10.15 o'clock. Though it will be but
a partial eclipse here the astronomers
p promise a bigger shadow on the sun than
has been seen for many years.
It is announced on authority that we
are to have an exhibition during the com-
at Charlottetown, and that it willbe
dates proposed, but apparently not yet
definitely fixed, are 24th to 28th Septem-
it can be get ready. There seems to be a
pretty general desire for~an exhibition
this fall, and no doubt the desire has been
increased by the break of some years. It
will now become the duty of all, and es-
pecially of those who strongly favor the
project, to do all in their power to make
it successful. »
p The British vanguard has crossed the
Vaal River, and to cross the Vaal involves
their being in the 'l`ransva.a1. They are
over the garden wall, so to speak, into
Kruger’s own special plot of ground
They are within striking distance of
Johannesburg and the ,<z;reat wealth of thc
Rand. They are within three or four
marches of Pretoria itself. Our armies
are in strong force. They have driven the
enemy out of Cape Colony, Natal and
Bechuanaland, have subjected the Orange
Free State, rescued the beleaguered cities
of Kimberly, Ladysmith and Mafeking,
captured and exiled Cronje and are now
ready to deal with the arch-conspir;i.tor
Kruger on his own ground. No doubt
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cyclcsr-‘
= A For Hire. 
wmaiir at  tm.
i.__<i,.,_i E gi wlgjr-~ K ;- - ~ ‘S  c T1;
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folly to expect stomach medicines to cure a _ ' ` I
severe ca~e of indigestion or dyspepsia. - ' 5 _ ' .1 s » r
The kidneys, liver and bowels must first » _ _ be made regular and active _and the only A
remedy which acts directly on these organs
is Dr. ~hase’s Kidney-Liver Pills. Theyare
purely vegetable, act pleasantly andiiatur- ,
ally and positively cure dyspepsin., bilious- ‘
ness and stomach troubles. One pill a dose, <-
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Bicycle Repair        ' Q...  
ingham and Sir Charles Tupper. p 
mpeless' ' % ' Sunnyside.
Ou A£ric’s bumlng strand;
No more I’ll see the hill-tops
Of my Canadian land.
The foomen rage around me
In their relentless ire,
While shot and shell are raising
A ghastly funeral pyro: _
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I'm dying far from home mother;
We fought until the last,
To save our glorious empire,
We held her honor fast.
They`ll never call us cowards,
We did not lllnch or ily,
But stood besldeour colors ' ’
And showed them how to die.
~ I’in dyingfar from home, mother;
Our boys will enmc again;
They’ll proudly bearlthelr banners
Across the mighty main,
And wild huzxas shall greet them
From fortress, mart and lane,
But you shall seek in silence
Your lad amongst the slain.
I’m dying far from home, mother
They’ll miss me on the green,
t For I was always foremost <
In my contest keen;
I wonder if my comrades
- Will pause when at their play
To think of their old champion
Who sleeps so far away.
I'm dying far from home, mother;
Would you were with me now,
To soothe my sinking spirit
And fan my fevered brow,
Methinks that death’s cold fingers
Would stay their chill embrace
And heaven itself seem nearer
Could I but see your face.
I’m dying far from home, mother;
But God is everywhere; »
He camps about his armies
And keeps them in His care.
His angel guards shall bear me -
Beyond all strife and fears -
And then tliey’ll hasten earthward
"l‘o wipe your falling tears.
H. Isabel Graham.
it
Six slegh trains have beenordered to be
prepare at Altdershot for transportation
to South Africa. 0
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MINARD’S LINIMEN-'l' is the only
Llnlment asked for at my store and the
only one we keep tor sale. ~
_ All the people use it. p
, HARLIN FULTON ._
Pleasant Bay, C. B., '
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/No man is absolutely perfect, but one
who acknowledges his faults is more than
half way up the ladder.
  
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‘ `\ Medicine ccfirtrccri mi semis:
It always makes a man -mad to have
ihisname misspelled in a newspaper, be
cause he believes everybody ought to
know his name. `
` 'SOLDIERS IN CAMP _
Ex-Sergeant William Johnston ofthe 10th
Royal Grenadiers, Toronto, writes:-“It is
impossible for meto speak too highly of Dr.
Chase’s Ointment for piles or any itching
skin disease. It is simply invaluab e. Many
of our men used it w ile in camp and re-
ceived excellent results.” Members of the
Canadian _contingents took 1000 boxes of
Dr. Chase’s Ointment with them to South
Atrilcip torelieve the sufferings of campaign-
; mg e.
x-¢-_.0312
“What.-" exclaimed the crater-“what
two things are helping mankind to get
up in the world?"
Bleeding Piles
A Prominent Business Ilan Testifies to
His Cure by Using Dr. 0ha8e’a Dini-
ment.
Not a. day passes but many people
volunteer recommendations ~ of Dr.
Chase’s Ointment as an absglutg gum
for every form of piles. 7 A _
Company. St. Alexis tics Monts, Que.,
writes:-T" You may put my 'name tg
any praise you can give to' Dr. Chase’s
Ointment, for it has done me moregood
than any medicine I ever used. ' ,l 
“I was troubled for |;w0*y¢g_;-5 4,-ith
that cruel disease, bl»°.ed|ngi;;pg1ég,‘igm§
after using Dr. Chaaefa _ ilitmentgffi
can say I am entirely 'ridot it, .;[;1_iig
a treasure to all suf§_erlng»from,i>ilen,"
I Dr. Chase’s Ointment. is guaranteed'
bleeding, or protruding piles. It has
never yet been known to fail, and cer-
tainly will not fail ln your ease, =
For many years Dr. Chase's Oint..
ment has stood alone as the only ab-
solute and guaranteed cure for piles
and itching skin diseases: 60 cents a.
box, at all dealers, or Edmanson,
Bates & Co., Toronto. .'
Dr. Chase’s Syrup of Linseed and
Turpentiiie has by far the largest sale
of any remedy for throat and lung
troubles. 25 cents a. bottle.
- is
adies
That soil==fl hat cin b
made as good as new ~
See _us for
gear i=.iuAmEi.s.
- All leading shades. l0c _
’ tinlets.
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there remains yeta strong power of re- _l . _
sistance in the Transvaal,but it is new = . . you to See them,  We have
cleartoallthe world, and to the Boers i _ , , ,`fy0__l1l' SlZB YOU  get &
themselves that further resistance is
A oargain, $3.00`bo_ots for $1.50 W i _p p, ,I Q t 'li O Don t
and so on. Lome soon.-_J. w ‘- __ .5 
B. Macdonald & Co. f 4 _ y »_
----- %llllMtlimlekn _ 22 4; fi &w. _
Central Drug Store,
Mr. Jas. Jackson, ofthe La.urie'Spo'QI'
to positively cure any case ,gf 1¢¢mng_-,Elmsdale, L0t4, _on Tuesday May 29th at
“The alarm clock and the stepladder,”
answered the dense person in the hall.
p - COLDS THAT HANG ON
ii Pneumonia is the result of neglected
chest colds,;colds that hang on and iniiame
and irritate`tlie bronchial tubes and lungs.
To promptly and thoroughly cure chest
colds, tig tnesa in the chest and all colds
in the throat and 'bronchial tubes Dr.
i has proved itself the mcsteifectual remedy,
ji extant. Its sale' is simply enormous. 25
» cents a -bottle. Family size 60 cents.
._ “Clara-,  what you do, A man
told metliat :hair dye afects the mind.”
it _ "‘Well John, you know veryixvell that if
‘; I ever get gray I’ll go crazzy- anyway. ” I
I  VL. 'EQ Prowse’s Sale of
_fm-niture, horse. carriages, today. _,Z8-ll
‘I  the sale - I'-by 7" auctioiiifat
[2p. m. A chance toAobt‘ain”' a O first class
business stand is open to the; public, the
store and warehouse of Gordon Matthews
1 will be disposed of to the highest bidder
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_A Gartersfp for Wall Paper
Carters’ Seeds Grow.”
justice, if you buy your
‘summer suit, without first
and worsteds. Another new
.lot opened Saturday.--*J. B.
Macdonald & Co. ._ 22 d&w 41
` Sample Boots.--The balance
of the sample lot of women’s
p gi s are going
fast. The balance is going at
.half price. We would like
I
This Spring-Perhaps it is
Bicycle Boot fairliy high to
1 just such  viz: #-
,..-
all events, women who use a wheelifanit a -suitable
soft and cool. ' Wears oiierirg some ' 'temptingiiprices on
I Woinen’s Black Bicycle Boots, all leather
`Womeu's Chocolate “ “ canvasitop
_ Womerfs Chocolate " “ extra, Erie 2.50
ost,” Charlottetown, P. E. I. '
an old one you are riding. ,At
take  place_cf‘_gait_e`ra, ber,”
rl '$200'
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Chase’s Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine ..
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largely from
p - designer, ably
read y-to-wear. _
` THB MIL!-IHERY
if 
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They are the
’ had. 'We are bu:
Suits We invite our patrons to
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I Wanted.-Coats and vesti`nnkers at D.  An "bikes, mi‘d9'bY U*
A. Bruce’s. 10- d ' "~ ' ° I f
, - ” °"“’” fy :roH::N
You are not doing yourself 
seeing ourstoek of fine tweeds n
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In all the latest designs
Our CA RBON PORTRAITS are
'Our customers are all delighted
I , , _ _ ,- Be sure and visit the leading studio.
and rls boot _
cnnomo INDIGESTION _ _ ` _ _ ` ' ~ _ _  ' I j _ wo 16° g
By far the most important part of diges~ ‘ I /  V O " 5 f ' A 3 » ~ dgmgggd
tion takes lace in the intestines and it is
ia our motto in everything. we”
»liellf_'~Vllie!.lierit be a Watch,
3 R138. Or any other article of
Jewelry or
25 cents a box, take no substitute. 0 . 5 _ z ,=  h p ` a  ' V $,:;;z 
__ havenotzi
newStockinall1inea.~ ' youtodo
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There’s s marked
I of 'these well-'shaeped
I ready-to-wear” Dress
e Therefore we say, don’t
_ tlisseemingly perplexing
_ eeasonab`e apparel Come
store and choose fum $6
A number of ,handsome garments
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If ouallov
ysstodeasroy
your Waich
repairs he will
and peibapi
WE B AST
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