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of Life. Call or write fo
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and l °
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It isto beable to get bel-
ing, eipeeially Pastry and
Bmrd which just suite t-he
nate. and makes you feel
rsllnnd strong. That is
the kind ue bake-just cx~
getly what you want. .
onsam - 9| 55 . coo.wigi.m.o..,r.no1iy,nooo1d rorooo,
Are delicious. Everybody ‘ A- S- Lani?-
vho has used them is well .
fatiriied.
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“‘“'\d9Y0¥`S» 3 M C A`s and Crcscents
THE Convention of the Y. M. C. A. of
the Maritime Proviuces,will be held in
Truro this summer. The Committee of
the Association is now meeting in St.-
J ohn,-Truro Times.
Fnurr Gnowrns Arrnnrrros -Mr. J. S.
1 grafting loft on hand after filling all orders
Any one wishing them should order
within a week. The varieties are Graven-
Sllcill, Northern Spy, Stark and Blenheim
'fp|pp|ns_ ‘ Pat St Ex.
We the undersigned Merchants of Mon-
respective places of business on Thursday
the twenty fourth day, of May, 19(1). Cus-
tomers will kindly govern themselves ac-
cordingly.-Signed--Poole 8: Thompson,
H. A. Ellis, A. S. Fraser, Donald McKay,
W. A. Johnston, D. G. Cameron, F. S.
McDonald, A. S. McLeod. F.S. Robertson,
D. J. McLean, J. D. Bell, Mrs. McQueen,
A SMALL Boer flag which hung in the
window of Prowse Bros’ store yesterday
Ducuesse LOAF Q attractedagreat deal of attention and
I# U03 fq“a!l°d _ill 55° CRY- ° large crowds gathered round to geta peep
R¢m9mb“ tha,” limi” b“°@ et t-he trophy. It is composed of red,
‘mn I ` 1 » v - `
white, and blue and yellow strips of
lniuterial coming from the S58-if
@ ‘ in order named. Flowers are worked in
ST RT’  each corner of the flag, and on thewhite
FAI' se Baker ` and. blue ihere is some Dutch writing
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FORGET
That we sell (Ifxygen
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E. HUGHES -
Apethecaries Hill. 1 . l
CARD r
L- H. DICKEY
Ass' am af Foyfl i.or~d'n cf»
if 'lorvrfor the whole Province he would
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lsiital Niome-t§e‘ds, and
Lrr-“on lhv-out and har
H0 plml.
In Diseases ol 1. he Eye, Throat
lllln r2.4)4pn|‘ . " i 
v ma Gnassr-:s . _ l
and Hose.
3. ID.
ego -
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r . _ . s .~ ,-
Bing beg; bread, y  _ The [lag was captured by Ambrose Rodd.
of the iirst contingent, at the battle of
Paardoherg.
EnUc_u~row.xL M1-;nrrnG.-Rev. ~ llr-.
Paisley. of Mount Allison University. and
D. R. Chapman of Point De Bute, N. B.
will preach sermons in the interest of the
Educational Society of t-be M¢fh0diSt
Church, in the following places, and at
the following times, viz:
` Charlottetown, May 20th. `
Fir-st_Chur-ch, 11 a. rn. Dr. Chapman.
‘7 p, rn. Dr. Paisley.
Grace Church 11 a. m., Dr. Paisley 7 P-
m. Dr. Chapman.
Pownal, May 17, 7 p. m. Dr. CDBDYURU-
Rev. J. W. McConnell. B. A. will
preach in Cornwall on the 20th of May, at
11 a. m. in the interest of the same
society.-Rrcnann OPIE, Sect`y. _
A joint committee of the Provincial and
Charlottetown Temperance A1liauces,con-
sisting of Rev. Messrs. Whiston and Mc-
Connell, John Anderson, J. D. Seaman, A.
XV. Sterne. J. K. Ross and D. Schurman,
met the Government yesterday afternoon
to confer on the matter of temperancc
legislation. Mr. Anderson submitted a
resolution asking the Legislature to pass
a. law prohibiting the _sale of intoxicating
liquors for beverage puposes in the City Of
Charlottetown. Premier Farquharson
did not seem to approve of limiting such
oi 1;-.w to Charlc-ttetown, but indicated that
if the Alliances submitted rr. prohibitory
ifavor it and further that lie would place
the services of the LawClcrk 01* other
fcounsel at the disposal of the Alliances.
It is understood they have accepted the
sgeetwefl' _ _ offer
Our
tague Bridge hereby agree toolose our-J
r
A full attendance requested as matters o
CHARLES KENL the wen known acwn importance in regard to athletic meet on
was R passenger by the Halifax Sunday July lst will be discussed.-J. H.M0nRrs.
and is bound for P. E. Island, _where he Capt"
:v_ili spend the summer.-Halifax Chron- Tm, S_ S_ Stanley len this port Monday
c e
morning at 7.23 o'clock to West Cope
where she took soundings and
placed the whistle and buoy. She
returned at 8.37, p. m. same day-did
not lay outside of _harbor over night
on account of thick weather as
stated.
see! my ale it with Tan management in connection _with The reference in your paper rr few days
 gaqnmlmma 3623:: _ the turning of the first sod on the Murray ago to a. ball of hair that was found in the
dmgming honors, moms, mm Harbor Branch Railway extend a. cordial interior department of an animal lately
while w:_z__rm bands with Cr._;r.r;_c_xa invitation to all to be present this Wed- reminds me that I saw in one of the mus-
rhe su ace o crust; an og, _ » hi f
   .-.“°°"..:’.';‘.i°..‘;‘;,‘;°.'; °”  “”°‘° S ;::?.z:.“;i:;E:;‘fi:.;.‘r;‘.;;§“;.‘; ;;;::‘
hed tc ing, ning _ » ° ‘ ' '
s, ,,,,,°,"_ _ ach of an ox, the hair lying fiat and run-
. . ,
nrngm one direction ason ananlmals
W Cllfk 11888 SUDPU 0f *D919 ,5°i°”3 fm' side. The ball seemed to be solid and
heavy as a billiard ball and perfectly'
round. It was considered an immense
May 11, 1900. A
Sooros.
Carmen are-orrnrrm.-The ‘Little York
Methodist church was re-opened last
0 Sunday. Dr. J ost, Bu->v.J. W.McConnell and
the Rev.D.B. McLeo:l,preached tolarge and
interested congregations during the day.
Theirservices were very much appreciated.
The total of the collections for the day
was $40.00. This church now presents a
very neat appearance. On the outside a
new roof has been p_ut on, and painted,
and two coats of paint on the walls. In-
side,a.new ceiling in wood has been put
up. The panels in the ceiling are diagonal
and plain alternately, and finished with
heavy moulding, there are two colors of
paint on the ceilings. The walls are newly
papered, the interior is re-modeled, and
all wood-work painted.
SUCCESS FOR SIXTY YEARS.-This
is the record of Perry Davis’ Pain-Killer.UA
sure. cure for diarrhoea, dysentery and all
bowel complaints. Avoid substitutes.
there is but one Pain-Killer, Perry Davls'.
250. and 50c.
_ King oscar Anti Boer. _
LoNnoN, May 2--‘I am entirely on the
British side in this war in South Africa,
said the King of Sweden and Norway,
now on avisit to this country, in an inter-
view, recently. ‘You may make it quite
clear that I have no _sympathy whatever
with. the Boersfand I will tell you why.
I find it difficult to understand either the
principles of arellgion which isapparently
a monopoly of the burghers of the two
states, or of the political manifestations
of a government which seems to have"
refused most of the reforms suggested by
the British and which closed its negotia-
tions by invading British territory.
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KING OSCAR II, OF NORWAY AND
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‘In my opinion the iEngl`ish-speaking
- th ct opposite of the Boers
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proof of this could have heen ,gi
the splendid outburst of loyalty at home,
and the heroism in the field which every
_ A  ` British colony has so unanimously
N displayed. This io the good wmoh has
~ come to Great Britain out of the evil
TH E  _ will _be her compensation for the gran! K N \ `\,_ _ \ ‘li `:`\ _ _
e - disappointments she has sulfered hit er*o. .\= \ ' \ 1  I  ._ _ V '
V A _‘You may make it quite clear that I I ‘ _,S-,_,:,6,6 -  T 6   B y
_ have no sympathy whatever with the - I " /575 _i  _
Last week we were _kept busy cutting oii`DresshLengths. Bwm, .,,,_.;_¢.ho_¢ 1..-in give oo oopeorno ' ~ __ _ __ _ . _ i n _ t  _e s_ e
a ' would like to. ave ,ou ,trio ,attempts _um they no making to  _,___ _._  _ . ._ . .
mee assortment' len and ' ' ~ Y `secur_e the countenance or co-cperatron of  R . _ _ _
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The Peoples Store.  .
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which any war brings in its train,aud that
our countries ' `
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weak
. ` of the world when savage and uncivilized
_ territory has to be reclaimed. No greater.
' °ven than
 i     N ima Drains corrmurn
 CITY AND COUNTRY NEWS. _ _ ____   _    __
"WOR . _-_-___--_‘_ ____ _ _ .
 The Halifax Chronicle says; A pm-
LHQES p°SM°“ has bee" ““"de f'“" il \’°““fld° CFrARr.o'r"rr~:'rov.’N Engineers will mee
- Mfmmur bwelzau lcllgue 9° °"“"ls” “f the at Drill shed for drill thislevening at 7.30.
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Mr. McLean asked the Leader what he
t did see and said he might have seen his
own whiskey.
The Speaker then ruled with regard to
_ the interrupting of members.
Mr. Ferquhurson said that the public
accounts will -be tabled. He did not want
to refer to the exhibitions as the Leader
of the Oppositionwas opposed to only one
exhibition." It as members 'we differ on
other-points let us unite 'on agriculture as
one ma.n,as the other provinces admit
that we are superior.
Shortly before one o’elock~ Mr. Shaw
__'=°mm°=1°°d wspeak ood oaid that the
disorder of the opening day was caused
by the Leader. ~ ‘
Arrnnnoon snssrorv.
House resumed at4 o’cloclr.
Mr- Shaw. Who was speaking when_
H0086 Mljourned resumed the debate _on
the draft address; ` He was followed
Mr. Sinclair and Mr. DesRoches of Mis-4
couche. . ' ~
nvuzvnvo session.
- House met shortly after eight o’clock`
curiosity. land adiourned at 10. 15.
During the evening Hon. Jas. B. Mc-_
Lean delivered an exhaustive address.`
Mr. Campbell followed and at conclusion
_of his address House adjourned to-meet
‘this morning at 10 o’clock.
Try one carrot Oak Brand Condensed ‘
Milk and o w’
Grocer for it. wtf,
Pure Maple Syrup just received at Beer &
A pot of Upton Marmalade or Jam at 25
cents at Beer&; Golfs. 16 2i.
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Some Island Doctors.
The University of New Brunswick at
the coming Encoeuia will celebrate _its
one hundredth anniversary. The oc-
casion will be signnlised by conferring
honorary degrees on a num ber of promin-
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DR. ANDERSON.
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men including Principal Ander-
n, of Prince of Wales College and Rev .
D. J. Fraser, now of St. John, but form-
_v of Alberton, P. E. I. a brother of Rev.
K. Fraser now of this city.
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Srsdrrnn Sourrrronr.-The steamer
Southport will leave West River Bridge
on Friday next.. May 4th, at 7.15 for
Charlottetown, leaving Ferry' \Vha.rf on _
return at 4 p. nr. She will cull at West-
ville both going and coming. This trip
will be made every Friday until further
notice. 9 d 8:w 1 mo.
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We will close our
down town Slore in
the _ 'New Prowse
Block ._
Darin this week `
we  give liberal
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Special line _ _  ‘_  ii.-Acuptain Alfred  ;fl__`g_gi_ye_  send
_ _ _ _ left Geneva Sunday evening and  ____m.ds _3  
F='\¢S» *s_'f"“£5 “'“' """.i"-”°f‘@"' ;;t‘;;‘.::.‘;';f:     i
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1 -_ K _V ll .5 I _ assoon as possible, owing to the  x ' _'__   .Alf
4 ‘ _ €  ` . demonstrations. _ _ _  waigau 
_Fin§_¢eofoctlonfefy
"l¢\voi_c.e-'Fruit ' s
gash Groceries
ly; u ill decide that it is -
better and c eaper than a cow; Ask your '
Goffs. 16 2i, ‘
discounts on articles
mentioned on hand $1 _
_ bil1,atbothstores.% Ygur fggt
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are this spring.  C 3
Stylish goods, housst_ quality-etelel cl# 1
rr the big bu-ineos. ` »  -
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rrieyuo on oooofo1|y`ei.o.asod;§.od ooomtoly
1°" can Purchfm your shirts in about hull the time
White Uulaundred Shirts, M WM” laugh”
l_ opened beck or tem
_ Meds hue well made Un- ‘N -
 lime headed
3, _slnrtlteea bam
Very Eco Shiv. heavy hae i If
 use
binds  __ _ogy
fair quality m
'laundered Shirts, _ dmblnd
stitched, round bosom
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cotton, Irish Linen bosom and
Very choice unlaundered
Shirts, double stitched all l
rounfgiice linen bosom and
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_Prenry soft front colored shirts, Cafe ltttehed
Neat criored Shirts laundered.
Comfo’rti°in°i 
Underwear; .
Coming of summer reminds you ih-if r ln
to pnton lighter, cool-.r Underweor, Hail y
wo tries these days are eau.-Bd hy H0 ireliy
clothing. _
Come in and let us make you h~p'5y
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_ Grey ribbed efirron Under- "
near 40C suit
Plein sumrrerlweirzhc cotton -
50e Suit '.
Cr-eam_jersey knit Under- _i
We" 56C suit il
Cot-ton. inline merino finish ~
vrith grey ami \\'hit.'~_ f-raw
wflu- per Suit 'IOC
l We’ve an eno'm-wus supp‘_v of new l I cell!! is me of QM
leading rnns_fes,inan immense a\s»rt-silent tx B V ibll il *N
linen at 15`e.~ot,s each or 2 for 
“Su-aight”, “rum comer", *turned dw ’, suudalg-‘ore
down". _
Newest eufs 201:, 25e, 30cZ
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_ Allthegeodtiaduo! black and
honest ly   it  
-ooomooos _  i  .
_ Bloor; some .Illa-
Blwk 
Tw cotton uid cuisine.
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Furs grade hgh
merino limos, sm-s 34
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