THE PAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN APRIL 20, 1898.

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| He all, programme later. 7, & a beh ; 7 | Dierruerta,—Diphtheria is prevalent knewnh as (anadas. best | jn Fredericton. Fiy aths occured dur- ; ‘ ry 148L Week in One fam! sh 76 TLAns : x a This year their stock Tue Canapian Nicatixcate.—The frogs id nicer than ever, $ arrived on the 16th iost., tris year three

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Insurance Agent Charlottetown

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In the purchase of a Warch cast many a valuable dcliar

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lotheend. There is only one quality to coasider, that is the best, and only one price to pay,

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waich cannot be for less than I ask for maine If you pay less you Ww il] surely get one werth very much lets than the d'fference.

To add to the value of my Mm watches, I have them thoroughly

timed and tested, before ctler- lag them for sale. ¥ guarantee with every

watch, you take no risks when you buy a watch at

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BAKES BEST BREAD.

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Sraduate College of Civil Engine eriag Jaiversity, ‘ 9 eteeea for General Work, Ydraulic, Sanitary Engineer- ad B Bridge Designing. at Charicitetown ‘and Jobn Correspondents acdress to

| q days earlier than the average for some . ’ 4 : star ~ new toes; hew styies, new | years past. ‘ses. We keep a large $/| Nicdidiieias - Ww ‘ hk ne ‘ ; A a TCS « as I ; . . For Scuoo. Pvurpos: —~Sixteen million atock of t21is iake ini jad- do}} irs if the sum ae l ‘or by the New ies misses and childrens. York board of education to meet the ex Bs 7} ' i} want the | P nses of the public ‘pools of that cit ty the W it ri a ti v« |} ming year. T n millions of cies eee Sa

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Ce Sa a 9 re England's Answer to the Coloriss. Local and Other Items, wee 4 ) OU W A N Radyard Kipling | Coxcerr. —Don’t forget the concert on Truly ye come of the Blood; slower to oo.

i the evening of April 27th io St. Patrick’s

for maintenance, and the balance is needed for new schoolroom eccommodations.,

AA $y AND EF OUND ,.~ The mag ic lantern the Salty ation Army vue ac ok on Mond day @vei ing will be re- peated Ou Wed. April 20th at 8 p.m.

Also § a@ thrilling story en titled “RK itty’ 8

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bless thau to ban;

Little use to lie down at the bidding cf any man,

Flesh of the flesh that I bred, bred of. the borne that F bare.

Stark as your rons fathers were,

Deeper than speech cur love, stronger than life our tether,

shalh be etern your |

Bat we do not fall on the neck nor kiss when we come together. My arm is nothing weak, my strength is| not gone by ; Sone, I have borne many sons, but my duga are not yet dry. Look, I have made ye a place and ened

wide the doors,

That ye may talk together, your Barons | and Councillors— i Wards of the Guter March, Lord of the

Lower Scas, Ay, talk to your mother that bore you a) on her knees !— That ye may talk brother’s face~

together, brother to

white Robes,” Theee

the best ever shown in tl

Views are amoig @ Cily. Kosign Perry from St. John isthe lecturer.

nission silver collection. jeciuleediasii

Makino Reapy.— A St. Peser’s woman

i recently gave orlers and baad made a coffin

shich she has given strict evuera is to be

' 18¢ed to r bod: after death. She

las it stored in her ie arp, where it awaits

its Gnal use. Sheis, as yet, in pertegily

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Marricp.—Julia Arthur, was secretly married Q. Ohene Vv, xho is deswribed of the br ohtest a ad keene s's ois well © One of the ric hest, young men in Bo “toc. His father, whose name he bears, made a fortune of $25,000,000 in expresses and railroad enterprises. His son ia estimated t® be worth $10,000,060. Young Mr. Cheney was the leading spirit in the re- cent reorganization of the Atchison, Tope~ k a and Sante Fe., and is one of } ite directors Ee is director in balf a dozen banks and trust companies in Boston.

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‘TEMPERANCE.— Wright’s Hall presented

a very pleasant ecene on Monday evening. T se Loyal Crusaders with ineir parents and friends filled the room, the worthy commander presiding. Captain Elliott reac &n appropriate address of welcome to p visitors. The programme lasted from 7 to 7.30, and consisted of choice singing, secitétions, dialogues, grand march round and selections on the autonarp by Mr. Foote, of Halifa The time passed away all ‘oo nlite 0 everyone present expressing thems elves pleased and delighted witk the evening’s entertainment. The meeting with the renewal of the pledge of »bstinance and the usnal ceremony.

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Thus for the good of your people —thus for the Pride ofthe Race.

Also, we will make promise. So jong as the Blood endures,

I sball know that your good is mint; shall feel that my etrength is youre

in the day of Armageddon, at the !asi great fizht of all, That Our House may stand together and

the pillars do not fall. Draw not the aor ~fold b ands.

And the law that ye iets shall } afier the rule of your Jands, for the Manle Leaf, and that for the

southern | Brooni;, The Jaw that ye madé stiali be law and I do not press my will, Because ye are Sons of the Blood and call me mother still.

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they must syeak to you, After the u@@ Of the Kaglish, in straight- flung w2/da and few. Go to your work #fd be strong, walling not in your w#}s,; Baulking the end half wow for ad idétant dole of praise, Stand to your work and be wise—¢ertain of sword and pen. Who are neither childrea nor gods, but men io a world of men.

Mail and Empire: —Sir Ricbard thinks that a man with a thousand dollars in the savings bank does not need any paternal care On the part of the government, and then jumps to the inference that it is right to pay him lesa interest than is paid “by government tothe money: Jender in Lon don who may be worth millions,

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attractive range of hats and bonnets ever shown

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MILLILINERY

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NOTICE The property on the corner of King and ~ownal Sis, belonging tothe estate of the late Catherine MeKenna, (subject to a 3 years unexpired leave, from May lst, 1898), will be sold by Public Auction on Tuesday, May 3rd, 1898, at 12 o’clock, acon,

This property is now kzewn as the Fiutsy House. Terms Cash. M. P. HOGAN, PATRICK BLAKE, Executoi anl2wtll

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McDONALD & INMAN

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The bathe in the Association Building have been refitted, and are now in strictly first class ccndition. They will be open Thursdays and Saturdaye, from 2 to 10 p.m. "Members are invited to patrovise them; non members will be charged a emal!! fee for their use.

The Assembly Hall is now in good order, will be Jet at reasonable rates Apply to tne Secretary.

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A large assortment of Amer- ican and Canadian Wall Pa: per. All the latest desigus and patterns at lowest prices.

FJ. HORNSBY

Bookseller & Stationer. Window Shades from 25c

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SELL rPiANOS

THE QUEEN'S. Toronzo, Feby. 2und, 1897} iT MAY ConcrRy: }

to Canada as Pianist to

io Wrox In connection with mv visit Medame Albani, I have had occasion to observe various’ makes of plienos, and have been much impressed with tne, advances which are being made in the art of piano construe. tion in this young and flourishing country, One of the most recent instruments to arrest my attention—and I migi 1b aay! cne of the best—is the well known “Beii” Piano. its tone! is admirable throughout, and the touch firm and responsive—! just what we musicians like—in fact, an excellent piano in every respect. The new Orchosiral ‘Attachment (which understand can be obteined on “Bell” pianos only) is also an excellent feature, me one which will doubtless excite intere est with all classes. Ido not hesitate to say that I conside

the “Beli” piano a good, honest instrument, end so recome mend it to any intending purchaser. i j (Sgd.) ARMANDO SEPPILLI.

(Corductor. Royal Itatian Opera, Covent Garden,) »

Pianis: to Madame Aibvani, Canadian tour, 1896-7, For sale only at

FLETCHER’ S

Piano Woererooms, Opera House Building, : ' T.C. P. Jeo. Agunt at Summerside,

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