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Special Notice

Having purchased from Mr. _F. J.

Hornsby the stock and good will of his Books and Stationery Business in tile hforris Block, we will continue time business in its various branches, selling at lowest prices for-cash only. Hia! B. M. Hornsby, who has mana- ged the business in the past, will be in charge of the store, and will he pleased to attend to all old customers -and many new ones.

A choice new stock of Wall Papers

will be at once put on sale, and all departments of the business will be kqit well stocked. A well supplied news stand will be a special feature if the business. The store will be known as “The Bazaar Bookstore."

THE BAZMR UUMPANY

Buccessors to FJ- H ‘Hibi-

Xolrk Block. Ch'l2oWn. Heh 15.1901)

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We know that it is

not safe to send children

to most grocery stores because very often they® are imposed upon, but@ any of our patrons can@

safely send their children forw anything they want We will@ be more careful in waiting , upon them than if some of the@

older people came. We pay special attention to orders, Ask

, orwrite for prices, We sell '

only the best groccies and can-£ ned goods and can save you

on your grocery bill. Try us. g

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Founders, Engineers and llachlnlsts. Steam Navigation Co’s Wharf.

ChRl||ttet0wn P.E.l. Phonelf5.

After the brilliant successeswith which Lord Roberts inaugurated his c0ntr0l Of the operations inSouth Africa there has come a pause in ouradvance and in the gemml progress of the war which has

I i d d is not

relieved. These rapid successes were 101 lowed two weeks later by the occupation

But very little apparently as u ac

hold the Biggarsherg range. with D\1!1d¢0. Glencoe, Newcastle, the Northern wedge of Natal and all the nine passes by which a passage eanbe effected from Natal to the ` issnsvaai or the orange state., There has been practically no fighting in Natal since the relief of White and his little

army was effected. This looks like inaction on Gen. Buller’s part. There may be the

quite apparent to the general reader.

In the Free State there was no doubt

much to be done before an advance north- ward from Bloemfontein could be under-

taken. Northern Cape Colony had to be cleared and the railway lines opened from the South to the Free State Capital, and the southern portion of the State had to be pacified and brought under control.We ‘were _ therefore prepared to wait for a time. We were not so well prepared to learn of Gen. Olivier`s escape to the north- ward, while so large a British force was

present, and acting on interior lines might have cut him off. By making good his escape the Boer general has gained in prestige, not, we fear wifhout inflicting some loss of prestige ,on our own com- maniers.

But what has followed within the past

few days isas surprising as it is painful. Instead of capturing the enemy on the Basuto border, our forces have retired before him, in swift haste from Lady- ‘brand to Thabanchu, and thence to

Bloemfontein, losing a battery of gims, a ,hundred waggons and 200 prisoners in ,the disaster. How all this could have happened almost in the presence of Lord iRobert’s great army, is something almost incredible. How moreover the water

‘supply of Bloemfontein could have been

,I cut off, and communication between that city and Kimberly have been severed, adds to our astonishment. Unless the situation

is speedily so changed as to present an = entirely new face we must recast our

toosauguine view of the early pacilica- 3 tion of the Free State.

The forced retreat from Ladysmith

westward and disaster on the way must

lprove to some extent disheartening to our forces, but much more must it tend

to restore confidence to the enemy. To the ignorant and superstitious Boer mind it will look very like a. fulfilment of Kruger’s scripture quotation that °‘one

shall chase a thousand and two put ten thousand to flight." We feel the utmost confidence that the disaster will be re~

trieved and the enemy again driven back i and ultimately subdued, but until British ascendancy in the field is again strongly asserted and established a measure of im-

atience will be felt throughout the mpire.

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BABIES HAVE GROUP

Nb disease comes sol suddenly and treacherously upon its victim as Group. Happy is the mother who has at hand Dr.

Chase’s Syrup of Turtpentine when the dear one awakes in e nigit coughing and struggling for breath. This famous remedy is the standby, in the homes of this continent as a prompt- and certain cure for crou , bronchitis, con hs, colds,

asthma. and tlimat irritati;.n. ii cents a i bottle. Family size 90 cents.

' Khaki (Karky) sateens, cloths, linings and cloths for suiting just arrived. See our Kharhi Duck at ts, only a few dress lengths.-Jas. Paton & Co. 4 li

;Ladies’ pulley belts at F. Perkins &

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the death of Mrs. McGonnell, wife of our esteemed Brother Peter McGonnell. Be it resolved that we the members of Division No. 1, A. O. H. of Charlottetown, express to our brother our most sincere V and heartfelt sympathy in the great loss ‘

~¥{‘ 2`ji)i‘. ' not been sudlciently exp a he M1 »/'rl .". f pleasanttocontempiate. on ian. February

‘ Kimberley was relieved; on the 27th of

the same month, the anniversary of

Majuba.Oronje and his army Wel'6°8P' _ tured and on lst March Ladysmith W”

his beloved wife. » `

best of reasons for it, but they are not

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My P te M Gonnell - 11 Being evil"--Even the best of me

circular of the anthracite C081 00111 been P"°S°“°°d t° e r C

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A Ilrnanntrnia. April 2.-_~The spring P _ ____,' The following letter of condolence :l1S‘ wou 5061206 V031!!! WPODS S ‘P

pies `

_ 90° are in comparison with God ,_

will be issupgmitiita rfaéligyjprlii wr:NssoaY. Arun.. 4 1 i y CH_,m_0»r-mroxvs, March 2at.h,1900. 12_ ,,Whats0ever,,__That ,s,,_ wh” you

|”m|n;,?0?:`,5,O;g:an¢¢ <>f§l».bout25cents a “ I THE WAR sn_UA_nbN. 7 Division No. 1, A. 0. H., CHARLOTTE- shoulclziustly receive, that give. V

TOWN.

It is with deep regret that we learn of

which he has sustained in the death of

And we trust and pray that he may be sustained by Divine Providence in his great amictlon.

And be it further resolved that a _copy of this resolution be presented to Brother Peter MoGonnell and a copy sent to the press for publication

D. J. Rina!

S. S. LESSON.

APRIL 8.

PRECEPTS AND PROMISES. GOLDEN TEXT.

Whatsoever ye ‘would that men should

do to you, do you even so to them.-Matt 7. 12.

OUTLINE. Time-Probably the early summer of

A. D. 28. ` Place.-A mountain in Galilee, probably the Horns of Hattin. ' ' .. ,, f -LESSON HELPS., ' "1, “Judge notf'--In a sevéiie 'and un- kind spirit. “Be not judged”-Not only by others, but my God, who takes account of our hearts towai ds men.

2. “Mete"-Or measure to others. ' 3. “The mote"-Sometimes very small

“The beam”-Or “splinter.” something much greater. »

“5. Hypocrite”-A prentender. “Cast

out the beam"-Take away your own evils before you judge severly those of others.

6. “Holy”-That which is pure_ and

high. “Unto the dogs"-In the East the dog; are vile, homeless. ownerless, and despised; hence taken as a symbol of the wicked and worthless, "Pearls befoie amine"-Truth given to those who would not understand, but would despise it. “Bend you"-Oppose and persecute those who try to do them good.

HEART HUMBUG-

It is fashionable wdéy to 1..... s

new heart scare every 24 hours. The commonest symptoms of dyspepsia oi nerve trouble, such as palpitation, weak spells, loss of appetite and poor circulation, are magnified and dis- torted into serious signs of heart trou- ble, with the object of frightening the public into taking this or that heart remedy. Itla hundredth part of the heart trouble we hear about were real, the cemeteries would be filled in a month. A wrong ,construction is put upon common ailments in order to humbug the people into the belief that heart disease is prevalent, where as real heart trouble. which is so sadly and suddenly fatal wheniit does occur, is a rare disease. Lopsided arguments cannot convince an in telligent people. Iron is a. vital ele ment of the blood. Too little iron means weakness, lack of spirits, pal- lid cheeks, shortness of breath, sleep- lessness, nervousness, loss of vital force, ending in general break down. .The iron in Dr. Ward’s. Blood and . Nerve Pills is in the soluble form you lneed, in combination with other cura- tive agents in such a manner that , disease can’t resist their action. You feel yourself getting well when you `

Pills.

50cperbo ..5b . f . All d am Williams ¥C3o.?'T¢T?onto, 0nlt.uggists' or

take Dr. Ward’s Blood and N erve*

13. Strait”-Not straight, direct; but

, narrow close

14. “Few there be that find it."f-Be

cause few seek it,

A GOOD STORY. '

A sto isgoingthe rounds atthe etpense

agltat n. e wearsa, ' u a fewdays since his wife,mu_ohto found lm sharpenlii aranor. She , ought

was found that life had for him still some'

inful corns. en w o use Eitmau's Corn Extractorwith success ad

1' had ' N tal 'n the month or more' ' ;i The Salvation Army was first in _ »»_ ~ .

33:; Zen. gan; ufrived in triumph st Josirrn 0’Coi~nvon. i* London in 1355_ V 5., l6\lSi7OID6l'8 Wh()

Ladysmith. Apparently the enemy still A -Coll. y e .,

4. SOLDIERS GOOD FORTUNE. 1 _

Gunner Napoleon Comtals of the R. C. A., cured by Dodd’s Kidney Pills. _

Quebec, April 2-Napoleon Gomtais,

gunner. No 2 Company of the Royal Can- adian Artillery stationbd at the" Citadel here, considers himselfa lucky man. He will wear the Queen's uniform for years yet. He expected at one time thatk dney

disease would necessitate the auittinglthe ipilgice. But he heard of Dod 's Ki ey

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Gunner Comtais received a letter re-

cently asking about his cure. He replied

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as f° canada smut Lib I Dea Sir-I received your letizr and Inferre- gy o ;i'tl§_tgs.,‘ti_ I was cured of Kidney isease y ‘ d“s Kidney Pills. By them

I can be a soldier a few years yet.

GUNNER N. Cowrais, ~

No. 2 Co. R. C. A. Quebec.

Eighty-four per cent of Idaho is public

land.

R - R Dear Sirs.--This is to certify that I have been troubled with a. lame back for fifteen

years. ‘ I have used three bottles of your

MINARD’S LDIIMENT and am com- pletely cured.

It gives me great pleasure to recom-

W' mend it and and you are at liberty :to use this in any way to further thefuse of your valuable medicine.

Two Rivers, ROBERT ROSS.

` The United sums have' over 23,900 summer hotels.

THE ILLS OF WOMEN

Are usually the result of an exhausted

nervous system which can be fully re- 1 stored by the use of Dr. A. W. Chase’s Nerve Food. Women made nervous and irritable by the wasting diseases which 1, drain their system find new life, new vigor, new energy, in Dr. A. W. Chase’s Nerve Food the wor1d’s greatest blood

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and nerve builder.

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