; everyday, moulding and fash-
3 , r v
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”~ _ _ _ 'rim r:U1_liini.s_N. cu;lnLo1'rii:'rWN.i~_l’llmt:`r: '_r:nw'Anoi‘I§I§_ A
In the GIutc_h_
QI Consumption.
&n't le t that rs _'tent hacking
"K gud yourgzlf in the clutch of
lt’s an easy matter to atop
IURYIHY PINE SYRIIP.
d _
remedy heals and soothes
bronchial tubes, and cures
chronic coughs when other
Ur. W. Cana, writing from Morpeth,
L., eayii “I honestly believe I would
ra die( of consiingltion only for Dr.
ggfg Nu-W Pine yrnp. I have used
Qferyeoll a consider it has no "equal
if aereseoolde and throat troubles.
_ I _..- -
Special Notice
Having purchased from Mr. F. J.
Hornsby the stock and good will of
ii Books and Stationery Business in
the Morris Block, we will continue
the business in its various branches,
mlling at lowest prices forcasli only.
lisa 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
_und many new ones.
A choice new stock of Wall Papers
will be at once pun on sale, and all
kortments of the business will be
k@t Well stoclted. A Well supplied
.news stand will be a special feature
if the business. The store will be
known as “The Bazaar Bookstore."
THE BAZMR GUMPANY
Snceessors to F.J. Hornsby.
Harris Block. Ch’town. Mch 16.1900
gnmvmmmmmmmmmmm
llYNllMAN& Eu.
....AGEN'l‘S....
Slwlarll lilo Assurance Gu.,
Scotland.
No better investment than`
‘lilo
lunge an
our 15 or 20 year endowment.
v
Unconditional policies. I
The Standard has overl
. »
$14,000.000 invested in Can-If
ada. 5
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ii. Goinoi ALLEY
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON f
OQQQOQO `
GRADUATE MCGll.L?UN|VERSlTY l
Omoo and Hesidence,Dorchester Street East, V
(l1llceHours,9to1:.la. m.,1 to 3,a.nd 7 to 8'
p. m. _
Prompt attention given to country c '
F ` 1 i
l888\3333%88 1
'lh t ' t be nld _
!a;lii4;;d,';’esoothe :iid veg :rise
an ashioned. 'l`hat’s
what our moulrlera ale doin
, ionink the sind like unlo the
pazneis. itis therefore very im-Q
- f
. an the patterns ar¥ers°;”:1ll th);
castings be. We have dist-class
, patterwmakers employed and ~ »
5 that if Johannesburg is surrendered with-
Wmter, when double windows wereput
up, and for this the vermnent d
; go escrved
_ _l credit. The report of the medical super-
‘ intendent shows the per centage of cures
` i here to be only 18 per cent., while in
other places it is 35 to 40 per cent. The
government should have an enquiry into
_ for our _onetime needs ; » be this matter. _ It is complained by Dr. '
"‘°"1°*"1 d f McNeill that an attendant cannot be dir- s
tinguished from a patient by their dress
This was another matter that should
WEDNESDAY. MAY 30, lilll. °
_f._‘_.._ A 5?*
Congratulations to Dr. D. J. McLeod.
Lord Roberts is moving on swiftly, but
expectation still keeps ahead of him. The
confident prediction is made that he will
be in Johannesburg to~da.y and Pretoria
next week. But we know not what the
pshall not have long to wait. We infer
‘out a battle the end ofthe war cannot be
= far off. ‘
removes from an exceedingly active life
one of the foremost educationists of
Canada whose usefulness was strongly
felt at various times in Nova Scotia., New
cretion. '_
THE BUDGET CONTINUE-ll
employees at the Asylum and the Boat d l
in upon the inmates. But the
evidence on this point is rather;
conflicting. The building is nnddubt-
edly a good one, but he presumed the
windows were not 'attended tountil last
to Ottawa, regarding wlnclihe had
dafew words last mght he asked
t the outcome was to be Are we
0
gizéble :meet the required; A
_ _<Giveusatm`lwhenin need i `°` ~'
 _ ` .5 _  f deficit. An attempt had beenmadelto
carrylarge expenditures b
which they should not y
‘ mone dnemicontracts
s   lets  
 The" .. _ " alsot{1roi"'i '
p wn aside and
_»_ Steam Num Cgpidqswnan. ’ apother year. The te.`c` ers
P
' Chdotantowa .E.1.` a..so due. Then 817,00 ` f
- Plane had been sold and couriles gg
s s \ s 4 s \ s g it . »~  1 ‘
have a million or arbitration? Or is
_ e matter dead? Speaking of the iinan'
ces Mr. Gordon said there was another
8 _ __ be L _ _ _P _'r lly ualirealiable, "_
0 R283,” than the patterns be pittended to. Revertmg to thedelega-P »W`I 7 J _ I ._ J ,_
lassin eve *  _    A __
C  _ ,_» p 4 “V _I 1  _-V _i p _(_ - ' ~ _/_ `
to . .  . . A ,
_ _
501119
Bicycles#
ycles
Bxevoae Rohan
l
-!
41
. _   _ - W. V  <=t.~~. 
1 1| revenue. If we continue to issue do- Mr. Pincau than rose' in _hte place and?
il    bcntures for our children to pay the '_ if ‘ 1 1 '
_ province will be irretrievahly 
__r  m   There is $36,000 of a_de1loit _last
`y_ear, as shown by their own r_eport,1be-
sides the large amounts that have been
carried over. Mr. Gordon then noted
L "" from Tim Parnior to show that llie de-
THE URANGE RIVER STATE. 'bentures,could _net be sold unless at a
great  and from this the
reached our imit, or very near i C
South African D0SSf‘SSl0l1S has been A few years  when we met this 1 h d 
reclaimed under the name of the House the 011110811011 numberedsix and “lv” “’°"° “ l’°‘”°" ” *Y _"°“' 5 '
p _ the Government twenty-four, ‘1‘0.d5y from capital. It was impossible for them_
Omer River State- Th* *°"*°°’l'_ °°'°"‘ um opposition numini- thirteen; me teas fnwiuloul on an of an Lum-ai
some 52,000 square miles of undulating were it not for some unforeseen »circum~ party. The Premier clnirnell that the _
country with a population of not more sumo? tile” “maid |__m_v°__ b99nf0“1'l0_9U debtperhead was $1.5?.W‘; ' tl ‘ Con ~
_  .sen ie ser _§
200,000. Itwas settled during the mst Shih” “Teh mb? miiligfg   -vatlveswentout ofncwwltsvasonlyll-17
b g t - ` per head. The_lnmjease lsalarmlng. The
half of the present century y em gran S stituents, the latter would not have been Leader of the ent in his address
1 d V first annexed turned. He hoped to hear that hon.
from Cape 0° (my an ` as member-'g reaggng fgr  back 0n` refenled to the Asylum, and" his state-
lby Britain in 1848. After six years of pthe peoph who t ' £8 -'
~ _ _ _ _ __ A sen him to 'men sfwere not satlsfactorytopthe publir.-pw
British rule it was made independent by this_ House. If W ` ' °
a representative
mutual agreement in 1854. Since that %3 J PmP9¥'1Y     tfmc to
approve his action. _ l _
date the relations between the British tion know that the comme lmeggogly time-~.!1_°9m\¥i§Sl0l1-Was_8PP°iUt¢d~ “Om
_ .» P  - _. p¢ne<irMr._n.Rogei ,ili’.MI<:aii .1
_south African Provinces and the Free glggmgs thtgisilronerovig and atbémepro vm;  m_=_.,a%';r _,QB gengeifn -
State were almost unif0rmly fllelldllf mated_ M C mu amen" who 'ls above suspicion and would not
_down to the time of the outbreak of the ~ Mn McKinnon in rising to speak said 110951* 5 b%i1°°3 brehflih §I*0I;lljll'S duty 5”;
present war. President Steyn and his thatthe Leaderot the ~fGovernmnt had :Sv2‘g:c;n§;v;?;l;§;';;?°:::‘;b3houll
colleagues in the lr°'¢1‘“=°‘=“° °f the ’”"d°."‘° "°?°»°f“ b“d ‘”'°°‘ I" "°‘°""”‘ mls time ifthe Pmmisrnn-ed to neon.
i kedl to Mr. Duncan Marshall Mr. Farquharson _ ` _ s
lomnge Free State msmy and W c y claimed that that gentleman had left for " The Pmmier was present and st'°°d Mer
cast in their lot with Kruger and the the wunb€¥;s£,o°d_ Mn Farquharson had the attendants while-they testified. Im-
Tinnsvini: Bom and invaded Cape never1ei€‘i¢r¢l§§ ‘ti-ya      !_‘¢%_ 19°" *§ob;a;°;’;_‘1
_ _ :v  _.»-  I "‘" __ W
Colony and Natal in a war of conquest. Often lefffilln-¢l§=lB3‘l}_l1i,f§!S,'f0r.ll__iS _QW-1_1  ,rut  'Q8 ig" ! ~w ,wb
» . The qum¢iof.ilir..;rlaiqnnars°e»wasai»ith 9°    “S” ‘° “_
_ The result, which a little common sense his own mums” and me opposmdh had *ing mr  telephmlged to kcep ou? of
andjudgment might have foreseen, has nothing to do with Mr. Fm_quhM_s0n,s the g'vu_y_ _ __   A .
since occurred. Their own country has amm.3_In reference no the Auditops réportp The Commissioners hre.,iii-ng] six or
in turn been invaded and conquered, and ;liedLeadel: otlph; Government had placed :$213 lgggtgsggierthiii Lrezncfithzgf
- - - ' t t b ' l ' .
  »S _;°;;, f°~;;§;;  ..;...::..:;i;‘..“.;":s..:'.;“z.;°:»  M  »
D°“ ess' °“g 'ery asa' asurplus: The Government claimed the,P"°°_°" m"“”e"~ _ _
the wishes ofthe Burghers, the change conndence of the MODIS. but dugiug m_ 1 Mr.F8.1'q11b9.l‘S0na:2l{8d, 
will work both for their enliglitenmcnt cess it had been defeated in the' Murray rags? °f the C°mml.SSi°n  ‘sflf’t wr' ,_
and progress. They will beaccorded civil ;I;l'l;;;', Tlglllsh _ fllld dB€1f&5l5 _d_lS@l‘l0¢Sé “Mn McKhmon_I am not objecting
and religious 1iberty,and will hereafter _ .° Y°"‘"“°”“‘_s ‘"‘ er S.“S"‘°“.’” “” to viintisin the report butlam objeetinz
_ _ it is believed that it had dealings with Mr. _ _
have a measure of respect f°1‘ Brltlsh - _ - to what is not in the report. _
, Pineau, who was elected to support the _ _ _ d
arms and British institutions which was C°nservative party' by which he has gone ` Mr. MCKIDDOD Bald that lb was 1'l1ID01’¢*
mum” in the ears ash over to the Liberal Side of the House torthat the Leader_of_ the Government me.,
g y p - ' 'th th C mmission when the re rt
In making this new addition to the ter- keep the Government "1 Power- 1 ` wl ' e 0 ` po
day may bring forth, and any way we-
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C Q \ g ` ~ _ _ ' `_
T_he sudden death of Di' T' H' Rand’ Central Ding S (re. / i202, per box; nice Seedling Pansies. 12c
,which occurred at Fredericton yesterday, Sunnygiae _ ig:-?~_d0z_ (The Sega Of awp; pansy cost
n I e - . I ‘
. ' if age.
Queen’s possessions, including Canada, (m @@@ l f'
have had a share and on this account we ? W % _
Shall always feel ll. deep interest in the We ,Q rp _ Igesgential to health and happiness, but
welfare and advancement of the Orange §1sf’;‘hE3b;;1;";I‘fl°tli1‘i;€l`i‘;md";’rl?]~“;‘;;;i’f ggézfség
River State. l ~ ° ' ° '
Asain
draw your attention to our
Comp. Ssrsaparilla \ith
Iodides and Iron.
As a spring medicine it is
unvaluable°--
Puriiiee the b‘ofd, Streng~
theus t/lieinerves.-~ ` ` `
Cheaper than most -751# per _
argo botftlvf’  ‘ '
£1?
V _ mferencetliatsuoh wasp" giio'  de;
It isannounced that the aiiiiefntion 0;! plated  Cautii§ili§;l?@\@tgetl1 1
the late Orange Free State to the British Watch " bmi' d ggi ale 'I  
_ wi., ~_,.-__ ;Hif.z ,;_'-/z'_`_.,.;<,-<»»_fi:»§~§§
said that he would give dgplonatlon later
on. _»< _ _ -'  _ 
Mr. McKinnon said thathe`was pleased 1 _
to see the meqmberprise- in§i1ls place after
being silent for three weeks. In refer!-'
ing to the debt he _claimed that 051.000’
was carried over from the late Davles'_
Governmeiit andthe remainder of the
f¢il;i_s,ooo  be .chat-gen to the Conner-va: _
tif" . Théilebtiucuned by the Liberals
n§'s"-i?htala§e enormous  of $500,111) at
their own ilgures. While the Conserva
The Medical Superintendent had asked'
ing ` d' e‘tion, headache and irregular
llsctiolllolgllie b l . D _'Cl ‘s K' ` -'
fkidney ailments. One pill a dose( 25 cents
ith fa f _ f  _ __. was being compiled. _ ,
_ritories of the Empire all sections o e - - ~ ‘
Continued on the F thP
A GOOD STOMACH
posionous bile to remain in the blood caus-
owe s r iase iuney
Liver Pills regulate the liver, kidneys and _
bowels and by their direct action on these
organs effect prompt and ‘lasting cures of.
biliousness, dyspepsia, headache and all
a box, at all dealers. »
Gay’s Plants. _
_ _-1-#_
. 1 4
(11.36, (transplanted)  1{l);~llAlle
f'.lufne,  100° early; Snovrball Cali i
’!lower,50c pier _10_0;ex_tra early Tomato,
‘25cper doz;' te dp., inc ‘-Celery,
1 150 per box. _ _ °
Flower Plants.-Pansy in bloom, -10c pei ‘
doz, Pansy, (1 doz transplanted in box)
_ ‘,transplanted in boxes) 254' per doz;' §in’
§W{mmm§{(moss do., 201: per doz.;)_ Double Da. sy,
` ' ' (in bloom) 5c each; Large Carnalions,
_ ’ <Diantlrus, Fc;iig_et_-me-1:05, Hollyhoek
- *~--~ "'_"' :_ RocLet,Sweet illiain, etc._, 5c each,40d
Brunswick and Onfal-50 He was t 1 *iii* " rdoz°Phlox,Aster Petunia Cand tuf
Vegetable Plants.--Extra Early- Cab-"
bags from seed bed ready the hah-_
me per lil); Cucumber, Squash, Pumpkins
00 per oz.) Extra choice Verbena.
iff-'i‘ 9' 
_  _ \
(Continued from the First Page) - 
f 1 of  ~
regarding snow and rain cozningl 0 J 
y t
.. a s mug 6  , ihlaignonetle, Balsam, ` Moriiingz Glory:
mn, animated by high motives ani pos-  Nw-urtlum Canary breeiver, Mangold.
_  _». _ Chrysanthemum, Snap Dragon,Ageratuni,
sessed of more than usual tact and dis- sf ./~ A _ 5 - -
.il
egg*
' 
‘wid
in-.'i;:~7'~-L--:_,f.v' ', _‘
\_“if`»r/'fl 
'Q
/'gg'
¢'»;'-‘
l
of Trustees should be free from Govern- __\__ ,,l,_ /._ _
ment control. Dr. Blanchard objected _  
to the Premier engaging the male at-  [_
tendants. There was .-also comp‘aint /I 
W __
Quality of material and wo:-l¢'man~
Shi? Cilml_0t_l>e_excelled,. Stylish cut
and fashionable shapes. Thani" E."
corsets are a delight to the wearer
and promote good health. i'I`hey
may be had in all lengths and
_shapes and all colors and shades,
They are rati a
etc.,etc., 12o per doz, Carpet of Snow,
lAlyssuni, Golden Feather, Lobelia, (for
_edgingof teds) tic per doz, 40c pei-100; .
Dahlia Bulbs,8ceach; Gladiolas, 4c»~each; '
,Pa.lms, 401: to $1.00 each; Asparagus, `
Sperengi, the finest window plant. the
most popular -hanging plant 30c to 40c
each. Plants shipped to all the Maritime '
. Provinces (packed in moss.) Tender plants
l, will not be sent until all danger of frost is
1 past. Mail orders a specialty. We “do
‘ not bind oursclve t ` ' "
man_y customers from a distance. Please
' J. J. GAY 8: Son
Charlottetown, '
_ _ P. E. Island.
_ 30, d&vv' li. _
1” - -°--2--Q e-»---1_......
Five Roses Flour in barrels and half
 FresliRhubarb only fivecentsa pourd
atBcer&.Goil`s.  __ __  `
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s o any particular mice ` G
at our Market Stalls or Nursery Gardens.
‘~_ The above is intended as a guide for our
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THE HILLIHERY
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Are tohand
They are the prettiest lot of
had We are busy making them
Suits \'l- e invite our
All tlothes made by us are
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_¢'§arters' for Wall Paper 1  a is