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QUEEII ALEXAIIDIA ’

A RECORD OF GOOD WORKS

_Monday was the sixty-ninth birth-V_ day anniversary of Queen Alexandra all will join most heartily in the sentiments expressed in the loyal and dutiful address presented to her Ma-- jesty by the Lord Mayor on Stall ot the citiaens. -The Royal Progress through London on the 7th of Mar- ch, 1863. stands out as one ofthe most magnificent State pageunts of the Victoria Age. As a girl the Eivin- cess Alexandra had endeared herself to the hearts of her own pocple as wall as to those of her owntamily, and her reception in this country, was everywhere worthy of her merits, her father's house, and ber brilliant prospects. "Since womankipd exist- ed." asked Thsckaray, “has any wo- man had such n greeting'!"- and Ten- nyton wrote: 1 ,_ _ -For Saion or Dane or Norman we, Teuton or Celt, or whatever we be,

We are each all Dane in our we'l-

come to thee.

She had been reared amid scenes of

perfect domestic happiness under tire care of her august mother, the w se Queen Louise, from whoms her Ma- jesty inherited that wonderful gift of sympathy which she has during halt 9- UGDWFY displayed in times of ca- lamity or distress, and which has done so much to secure for her the enduring esteem of the British peo- ple. Her marriage in St. George’s Chapel not only eclipsed in splend- our, naturaluess, and reality all pre- vious unions of coming occupants.of the Throne, but commanded more Popular attention and created more general interest. The loyalty and chivalry of England were present and all the accessories which rank and beauty could bring lent their grace to the gorgeous celebration. Among those who took part in the mem- orable, ceremony were Palmerston, Gladstone, Disraeli, Dickens, Kings- ley, Tennyson, and other great tig- ures in politics, letters and science of a generation that has since passed nwny. From the relatives of the bride, ironrevery rank of the- Eng- lish and Danish peoples, and r from all the Courts of Europe came gifts in honour of an alliance in which the Monarchy seemed to gain new strength and to increase its hold on the ailections of the nation. The Princess of Wales quickly -_became one of the liiost beloved in that Royal circle around which the hopes and-the sympathiesmf the people gather with

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3 'nu'aHome-made Cough Syrup Will Surprise You

Stops Even _Whooplng Cough Quickly. A Family Supply at Small Cost.

Hero is a home-mudo remedy that takes

hold of a. cough instantly, and will usual- ly* cure tho- most stubborn- c:tsc_in 24 hours; This recipe makes 16 oVunces-- enough for a whole fafmily. You couldn't buy as much or as good ready-mods cough syrup for $2.50.

Mix two cups of granulated sugar with

one cup of warm water, and stir two min. utes. Put 2% ounces of Pinex (fifty

generous loyalty and patroitlc pride. There are lands iiioi!s__propitious then. ours for the oujoymeiit of more physi- ioal existence; but nowhere it 'is felt, except under the British Monarchy, 'are the elements of order and liberty 'so -happily combined." The crown of ,these realms is hound up with great ihtstoric and religious traditions, and Queen Alexandra is the embodiment of all that is best in these associa- tions and the national life. _

INTEREST IN WORKS "

OF CHARITY

As Princess of Wales Queen Alex-

andra had n somewhat difiicult task _during her early years in England. In a land which, though it had poured forth its heartiest welcomes, was still- strange to her, she had in a 'large measure to illl_tha place -from which bereavement and “widowhood kept Queen- Victoria. Then, as ever after. the Princess exhibited all the personal qualities that lend dignity and weight to Royal station. She passed her first '.w_inter at Frogmore House, where, in January, 1864, Prince Albert Victor, the lamented Duke of Clarence, was born, and' in the autumn of the same year she paid her first visit -after her marri- age to the home of her childhood, where the family circle had in the meantime undergone many changes. Her parents had been King and Queen of Denmark, her brother, Prince George, had been chosen.King of the Hellenes, her sister was soon to become the wife of the Tsarevitch Alexander of Russia and her brother, the Crown Prince, had been betroth- ed to Princess Louise of Sweden. In 1865 King George V. was born at Marlborough House, and soon after the Pr1ncsss.vi_srtad cornwall. to the great joy»j`§§Bl` e people of the West, that beiltgéf 'gfirst of many subsc- quent jouV1V'n§y_"o_`-,ln fulfilment of public eugagemelitsito 'different parts _of the United Kingdom. In the succeeding

summer 5Vl¥o§..__,Roynl Highness, who was news, bciating herself more and more with those great works of char- ity. with which she has always been identified, performed her first public ceremony by laying the foundation- stone of the Home for Little Boys at Farningham, an organisation in which sue hs‘s"sv's'r taken the insan- est. interest. Hoi' solicitude has been constant forthe welfnreof the hos- pitals of tha'.Mstropolis, and in 1871 the nation was startled by the event which may ba saidto have deepened her interest infall _such institutions. IniNovcnober tliéffgrince of Wnleswns taken seriously ill *at Sandringham. His' Royal Highness 'had visited the ~bnl:tleilelds of the Franco-Psussian :War and had made is short stay at iélcarborough, und at one place or another had contracted an illness lwhich rapidly developed into typ- ihold. Early in December 5 period of the greatest popular anxiety began, and for days the Princess, who knew theneeds of the sick-room by practi- cal experience, supcrintcnded the nur- sing of his Royal Highness. Univer- lsal sympathy and admiration- were expressed for the Princess, whoscar- cely left the bedside of the illustrious patient. On thc' morning of Sunday, the 10th of December, the Rector of Sandringham received from Her Roy- al Highness an encouraging note, in which sho said: "My husband being, =thank God, somewhat better, I am

cents' worth) in a 16-ounce bottle, nndlcgming to chu;-¢h_ I mugt1eaveV I add the Sugar S5'r11r- This keeps vcr- .fesr, before the service in concluded

fectly and has it pleasant iaste~-children like it. Braces up the appetite and is .slightly laxntlve, which helps end xr éough.

‘You probably know the medical vniue

of pine in treating asthma, bronchitis and other throat troubles, sore lungs, etc.

-There is nothing better. Plnox is. the most valuable concentmted compound of

Norway white pine extract, rich in cutni.

itlist I mny watch by his bedside." [The next day he appeared to be sink- ,ing, but the crisis had really passed 'and by the 16th of the month his lRoyal Highness was out of danger, 'Through thc care of the Princess the 'future King _nf England wus brought. 'back to health,and on tho 27th of

col and all the natural healing pineele- |Februar_ ` the)-e ,was the great lla-

rnents. Other preparations will not work ln this formula..

The prompt results from this inexpen-

sive remedy have made friends for it in thousands of homes in the United States and Cannon, which cxptntns why the plan has been imitated often, but never successfully. `

A guaranty of absolute satisfaction, or

money promptly refunded, goes with this

recipe. Your di-ugixist has Plncx. or will

get lt for you. if not, .send to The Pine! Co., Toronto, Ont.

TENDERS

'Falconwood lIospital,Provincial

Infirmary, I(ing’s, Queen'|

' and Prince County' Prisons

Department of Public Works _V Ch’town, Nov. 12th. 1910.

SEALED TENDEIIS WILL Bl IIEOIIV- ‘ ED at this Office until noon. on _ THURSDAY, DICIJIIBER 415, l9l$

' -From any person or persons will ing to contract to supply the Hos-

.ipiltal for the Insane and Provincial

iirmsry, Falconwood, for the

your ending December 31st, 19r4, with supplies as per list to be seen at this office.

Also to supply Queeu’s, Klng's

and Prince County Prisons for the

some period and under the same conditions with the following arti- cles:-Hard and Soft Bread, Mol- .ass_es, Oatmeal, Kerosene Oil, and ‘Fresh Beef. . All articles are required to be of ;\;V¢_be.t quality. _

` Tenders mutt express the price

barrel, pound and gallon and to be accom nied by the names of

two responslllle persons willing to

e bound for the faithful per-

_ortnance of the Contract

V . _

tional thanksgiving in St. Paul's Cathedral. In the course of the fol- lowing twelve months, the Prince land Princess gradually resumed their public activities, these including the opening oi.-the Betluvt Green Muse- lum and tbqlaying of -he foundation Istone of thc` new building of the chi1dien's.Hospits1 in Groot ormond- street. After iultllling other such du- ties in different parts' of the country, their Royli.l'H.t`gl'ln‘cVsses made a. jour- ney to t.h¢,_B\1S!l_i§n capital for the

NOTICE

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High Rate llf Interest

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ROYAl. SECURITIES

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ment do not necessarily bind t em selves to accept the lowest or any lender. I ‘ The tenders must' express on the cover, "Jail supply tender” and "Fancouwood Hospital and Prov-

Limited

|56 Prince William St .

St. John. N.'D. Montreal. Toronto. Ottawa,

lncial Infirmary Supply Tender. cub” “aunt London. Eng

L. B_ McMILLAN. Secretary ot Public Works

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or delay--pneumonia or consumption easily follow.

I‘IX:icti|\g‘ pliysiryirins rely on

Scotfs Emulsion to overcome bronchitis. It cliccks the_cough;- its rich medical nourishlnént aids the healing process, soothes thc enfccblcfl membranes and quickly restoius th(-ir healthy rirtion. A

lf you h:\\'C bronchitis or ,

know un nlllicted friend ul\\‘;tys rcmemlicr t-lint Brorfchicig

readily yields to Scott’s Emulsion.

Shun alcoholic al.|bslifuf¢|-pour_

recovery deinandl the »

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*REPAIRS

Au experienced 'mechanic _in this line-_of ?v|_r0r_lV¢ `

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marriage of the Duke of Edinburgh, a welcome _excursion-for .the Princess, because it afforded her the opportun- ity of spending some time with her sister, now the Downger Empress ol Russia,.who shows the same interest in all that concerns suffering in St. Petersburg which Quceu Alexandra manifests in everything that has for its object the alleviation of distress in London. It was, indeed, when Queen Alexandra, then still Princess

‘of Wales, was at Copenhagen, visit-

ing with the Dowager Empress 'thc Finzcn Institute, in order to inspect the famous light cure for lupus, that they were so pleased with what they

Vsaw that the stimultsneously at

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their own expense established thot. kind of treatment in the capitals of their respective countries. Doctors and nurses from the London Hospi- tal at once studied the new method, n.nd'in that institution n complete installation waS made.

THE. PASSING OF

1 QUEEN VICTORIA

The Prince and Princess of Wales

natur`ally`- to-ok ,. lending port in 1887 in the Queen Victoria, Jubilee, with its wonderful procession of re- presentatives of thc t_‘.rnwued Heud of Europe, who had como to do hon- our to _Her Majesty. in connection with _the arrangements for thc illus-

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It All Depends

` ' on the Liver

great .i_s its influence on the other vi- tal organs of the body that it may be said you have little to fear from theordinar illé of life so long

der: The digestive processes are so dependent on free action of the liver that any derangemcnt of this organ soon brings trouble.

low, with hcndnclzo and depressed spirits. Additional work is thrown ou the kidneys, and soon the whole eliminating system is deranged and the blood carries poisons through thc body. Careful eating is n great hclp towards keeping the liver right, but when it docs get Wrong there is noth- ing like Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills to restore the liver to healthful action.

With the secretion of bile by thc

liver, constipation und biliousness ure cured, and thc digestive and ex- crctory systems are set in order. It is wonderful the benefit obtained bv a few doses of Dr. Chu.sa's Kidney- Liver Pills under these circumstances A trial will convince you of their superior merit.

“New Sleds lor the

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Hotel Martinique

Broadway at 82d St.; NEW YORK.

600 llooms 400 Baths,

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.VVith private bath, 4

from $2.50. Special weekly rntcs.

Restaurant Prices ltoieralt. The most convoltiont location to

thcatrcs, d<»pnrtm<»nt sion-s mul all 'trnuslt lim-s; lsiggugo tmimfcrrcd to und from Pennsylvania Station `frcc.

Chas. S. Taylor. President.

“liter till.-ton. \'tr~\~~l'resldel\t. \\'n|\¢r flinndler. .\r.. tit-n. .\I'|¢f.

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.Billiousnesa and constipation fol- ‘ _ '-

HOTEL 'FLANDERS

|53-|31 we.: 4m. si, New v.».i'chy

_ JUST OFF BROADWAY.

The right kind of s hotel in th_e right locality._ in the _heart ofthe thiatre

district and adjacent to_tho shooplrng centros.Posit|ve|y _fire roof. Exe? Isnt cuisine _aud_ an exceptional orc astra. A large addition rust comp ated, contaimnv Iltrary. grill and billiard hall.

Ilandaomely Furnished Rooms, Private "Bath,

$1.50 PER DAY UPWARD

! Brom Grand Central Btaticn._ cars marked "Broadway" without transfer: , Pennsylvania Bg:,t$?(rVrét7tllLAv cars :vlthou transfer.

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'l OFFICES AT MONTREAL. TORONTO, QUE

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HALIFAX

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Agent, W. K. Rogers, City.

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“sous Tourist” ’ANAD\AN_

Is a Popular Way to_'l`ravel

A superior class of patrons lust ns well -and at hal the cost. ECONOMY AND COMFORT COMBINED, J. K. ROSS. local agent.

3 _PACI IC ’

Tourist Sleepers - light and airy, with biz corlilortablo berths. accommnda

ting two adults, if desired-are carried from Montrei_a|_on Fast 'l‘rn_.nscon tinent al xprcss Trains for points in Western Oanadn. British Oolumbra. and on tho

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ALI. TIIE WAY BY WATER,

Eastern S. S. Corporation A

INTERNATIONAL LINE

Change in Schedule

WINTER FAREB

St. john to Boston. . . . . _...$4.50 St, John to Portland.. . . ..4.00

Slate Rooms............... ...L00

Leaves St.John at 9.00 a. m. Wednesdays

for Ewsourv. Luben and Boat-nn. Saturdays leave * t John 7. P M. lor Boston direct

Lteturning leaves Central Wharf Huston Mondays, at 9 A. 'M-, and Portland at 5 p. m.. for Lubsc. Eaatport and Bt. John. ""ida1'~. leave Boston 11.00A. M.

MAINE BTEAMBHIH Llrim - Direct

ae ics. between Portland and New York.

Faves Franklin Wharf Tuesdays.

T ursdav and Saturday at 6 p, m.Fara $1.00. each way

For tickets, literature and information “nrt t.°.:.°°:.‘ .:‘a‘.!‘a:..i:u.‘:. “'"°=° ° °° °|.. a."'°rrIomPson. T. ir. .lt r.s.

A. E. Flaming Agent.

St. John. N. P

T0 LIVERPOOL

. From

Sat. 6 Dec.- :Virninian..... Halifax Wad.l0 l)ec.-.Tunisian . . .. St. John Sat. 20 Dec.-.Victorian....Bt. John Wed,2| Dec_-:Vorsican Halifax

TO IAVRI O. LONDON Thu. Il Dec_ :Pomaranian.._St. John

TO GLASGOW 'i`hu.4 Dec.-Scandinavian Portland

Bat is Dec.-:Ionian Portland

'l‘hu.25Dec.-Scotisnm ....,..Boston :One class (il) Cabin Steamers.

:I 'hriatmas Ships.

For rates and full particulars

apply W. K. ROGERS. Pity.

TIME TABLE ‘ u. fa. A. ALLAN

Q s Rocky Point Fern . 2 St. Peter Street. Hontreal

_

Str Hillsboro will run as followsz- Lv. Ciftbwn \ Lv. ity.Poi~.n l

7-80 s- |11- 8-0° °- “L I"umess Withy Q. Co s.so s. m. 9.00 a. m.

9-80 =- m~ 1°-0° °- "1 STEAMSIIIP LINERS 11.00 a. in. 11.80 a. m. -

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6" 1.80 p- m. 2-00 P- mi- from Liverpool Steamer From Kallts - - "' . .00 . . - nt r- :;r:;:_ 1.1:.. _ »

’ , L30 p_ m_ 4.50 p, gn, Nov.2sth Digby

_Ve “VVJE 9.00 ‘_ m. SUNDAY 103° ‘V mV Dec.5th Almeriana

gi' 'V VV V 12,45 p, m, 1.00 D. m Dec. filth " Durango ____

\ ¢ -°5"._‘-ij'-. /' 2.00 p. m. 2.80 p. m " - ' 'r

i- _.».. _ 4 0° P _ tu D_ m The above atsamers have a llmltedl \ /. . . . - _ _

V, M. MURPHY “Br commodatfols for saloon passengers.

yhuuugf lrll¢|at,Agents for the

` 4 Allan Line Bteamship Co. at Halifax.

BOSTON IIOIEL ADS

ruslties wrrnr s oe.. LTD.

' Agents. Halifax. N. S. `

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_. . The Charlottetown Steam

25° ‘ ' I” Navigation Company,

ROOHS DATDS

Charlottetown--Pictou

a .`_

IIOTEL OXFORD

Copeley Square, Doaton, Hass.

Near Public Library, Trinity

ghurgh. Christian Science Church,

ew pera House, and but itlrn n-

:tehto the shopping and business oc on. lsleetrio are ness the Oxford to pass M. ii. n. simon au s.s. lass gndbevsry part of' the city

an su ur s

§i5gle rooms It and up. with bath Double rooms!! and up. with hlt\all.l0.

CIAILEQ A. WILSON, Imager.

fl-I0-Iltlnil WI:

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leave Charlottetown Returning will leave tho arrival of the tmin Ill. HOOD.

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