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The People’s Druggist.

Apothecar es’ Hall.

Snappy Cinger ‘Snaps

Who would want any other that

kind? A Giner Snap is not snappy is no gooc. kind

—mixed right, made right

We keep the snappy

and we sell them right. a:

only 1c per ib. Order today.

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D. Stewart

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mgpalds, and Central London Throat and Ear Hospital’)

PECIGLIST—Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.

WFice—-Cameron Block BrsIDENGE—W ater Street opp Hotel Wiz Hovrs—9 30 2 m, to 1 pm, 2 tk Evenings by appeoin' ment Eyes Tested and Fitted With Glassee ee _ POR SALE large map of P. E Se dath tub, 1 large invalids

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The Annual Meeting in the Mansion

| House, London. Montreat, July 23.—The Star’s Lon- Sir Charles Tupper was

| well received when he spoke vigorousiy

thie afternoon at the annual meeting of the British Empire League in the Mansion House. . Lord Strathcona was also pres- ent The Duke of Devonshire presided. Sir Charies congratulated the Australian and British governments on the Aus« tralian confederation and cootrast:d the present prosperity of Canada with the

pre-confederation days. He narrated the

reply be made to a United States officer in ! Boston recently. When it was suggested

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‘bat Canada was not united on the ques- 110m Of sending troops to South Africa he replied: “There are cranks in every country.” Referring to the Imperial prob- em now before British ministers he reiterated the impossibility of a parlias tary federation. Sir Charles warmly applauded the Imperial army organization

which had enabled 200,000 men to be transported 7,000 miles away in Scuth Africa.

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LETTER OF SYMPATHY.

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To the family and relatives Joho Cameron.

of the late

Dear Friexps,— We have been instruct- ed to offer you on behalf of the Caledonian Club the s'ncere sympatby of the mem- bers of the Club on your late bereave- ment.

He whom you mourn as husband, fath r or friend, bes been for many years an ac- tive and usefri member of our Club and 8t all times took a lively part in the pro- motion of its interests; and in tendering to you the sympathy of the Club we, in common with you, moura the loses of a genial aod warm-hearted friend.

On behalf of the Caledonian Club,

T. A. MacLean ) Joun MacSwain 4

July 2Zlat, 1900.

Com mittee.

SHIP NEWS

Port of Summerside.

RNY ERED.

'y 21.—Scar. Union, Gerrior, Pic- a

23.—Schr. Lois, Landry, Pictou,

«i; 8.3. Polino, Lachance, Montreal,

rodee; Schrs. Diploma, Williams, Pictou,

| coal; Lochiel, Wright, Richibucto,/um ber. July 24.—Schs. Rosemary, Rafuse,

*miinations, Apply to John Coombs, next | 0 Prowee ee.

Rroe

OR SALE OR TO LET.—“Watermere.” farkview” Cottage adjoining same.

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Paepebiac, railwav ties; Jessie and Ada, Clark, Pictou, coal. CLEARED.

July 21.—Schr. Chiorus, Langill, Pics tou, ballast.

July 23.—S. S. Polino, Lachance, Newfoundland, produce; Schre. Diploma, William s, Shediac, ballaet; Lois, Landry, Richibucto, ballast; Union, Gerrior, Pic- tou, outs; Jessie aod Ada, Clark, Crapaud, hallast; Lochiel, Wright, Shediac, ballast;

|S. S. Campana, Demers, Montreal, pro

auce.

Dr. H. P. Wright, Dentist at Mt. Stewart. in order to extuad the radius of bia practice is giving special In incem *nts lasting uotil September si, duving which time he will epend a week in each

of four placea as foliows;—Julv 29th to dug. 5:b, at Morell; Aug. 3:h to 12th, at

lead of St. Peter’s Bay; 12tn to i9to at

ne, Hon. Geo. W. Howlan orto D. ©. | Prake’s Station; 19tb to 26th at Cardizan nag t Solicitor. Bridge julyl7 if.

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Yours for Elalf rice.

$1.60 Blouse now B0c

ored Capes left

and light in weight. iust the thing

$1.80 Cape for $0c, $2.20 Cape for $1.10, $3.09 Cape for $1.50.

Ladies’ Hats

No use talking they are going fast at EZalé FPrice. 80c $1.40 Hat now 70c,

| See those Crash Skirts, | See those Dress Skirts, the price is bound to sell them.

There ar: many other bargains to see at

“=< DTEEKS & CO.

THE PEOPLE’S BARGAIN STORE.

new this season, come and

all new this season, stylish Yours

¥ fc r these evenings

See our leader at 25c.

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DAILY EXAMINER, CHA RLOTTETON JULY,

25, 1900

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ADMIRAL SFYMOUR’S REPORT

Work of the Allies Interestingly Dascribed.

San Francisco July 23.—There is nis thing in the report of Admiral Seymour which was received here today by steamer America-Maru, to prove the sensational siory that was circulated the earlier part of this month to the effect that Admiral Seymour, who commmanded the Pekin re lief expedition, killed his wounded to save them from the Chinese. Comman erS W Very, U. 8. V., who returned from the Urieat on the steamer and others who were at Hong Kong when Admira! Sey- mour returned from Tien Tsin did vot

which ie apn elaboration ot published on the 30:h of June, wakes not the sligoiest mention of the affair, but on the Coutrary goes into particuiars of the bravery of theallies in guarding the wounded who were placed in flat boats and towed down the river by details of soldiers and marines while the main body of the troops fought the Chinese off wtth rifle aud maxim.

In the fight at Lang Fang, where the Boxers atiackndthe forces with great vigor, twice the Italian contingent bore the bruot of the fighting on the right flank aud lost five men killed and a number wound- ed. The Chineee retreated leaving a large number of dead on the field.

In the afternoon at detail of British marines who were etationed io guard the R. R. house at Lang Fang, were attacked and reinforcements had to be rushed for- ward to save them. It was in this engage- ment that the enemy los. about a huadred killed. An advance jwas then made to Ren Ting, where the forces halted, as the trachs for miles had been toro up. The Chinese advanced ia great numbers and a desperate battle was fought. The column fell back to Yong Song, 8o that the rest of the trip might be made by stream. Sey. mour then said :

“Prior to our departure from Tang Fang, I ordered two trains to stop there in order to enable part of our men to pro- ceed later, but these trains were attacked after my departure by the Boxers and the Chinese troops tbat had come from Pekin, and fighting ensued, io the course of which 400 or 500 were killed on the enemies’ side. Six of our men were killed and 48 wounded.

‘At Young SongI was joined by the men who came tnere in three trains. The waut of provisions together with the presence of numerous wounded soldiers, compelled usto retreat to Tien Tein. Communication with Tien Tsin remained entirely suspended for six days and ac- cordingly we were deprived of the means ot obtaining sapplies.

“We accordingly marched back, though coustantly attacked by the enemy, along the river @scortiog wi duc yxure time the wounded evuldiers carried in voais.”

Afic r detailing the capture of the foris and supplies, Admiral Seymour then ad- ded that the ammunition and food would bave kept the relief column in condition tor several days, but owing to the presence of 20 many wounded 1, was decided to rex turn to Tien Tein. On the 23rd the rein- forcements from that city came to the sdmiral’s assistance, and on the 24th the tntire force reached the headquarters of the allied armies,

NEW MOWN HAY ie eweet smelling and » source Of honest profit, but pneu- monis ftom 4 cough is neither pleasant nor profitable, eo insure with 25 cents with « bottle of Aaameon’eBotanic Ceugh

Balsam. 25c. all Droggists. DIED In this city, on July 24th, Philip Curran, aged 64 years. R. I. P.

[Fuveral from the residence of Mrs. Ayling, Stewart Srreet, at 6 30 o’clock, a.m.,to St Dunstan’s Cathedral, thence to Montegue cemetery.}

EEP your blood pure and your stomach and digestive organs in a healthy condition Dy taking Fhood’s Sarsaparilla and you will be WELL.

4 Goon Printing, NEAT PRINTING,

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' These are the things that t THE Examiner Job Print turns

\ out, and then the prices are so ‘

‘ low that they’ll surprise you.

‘ lf you want printing that you'll ‘

be proud of, come to us.

The Examiner Job Print,

London House Building, (Jueen Street,

WANTED

A bey having some knowledge of Job Printing. One who can feed job presses preferred, Apply? at Tae ExaMiIver

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hear the story and the Admiral’s rejort, |

ihe cablegram |

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Local

| Scroot or Sorence —The

S., today.

| suis:

Lar@e Rout Catt.—The Ancient Order bave a roll call of 130,000

| of Hibernians ) in Canada aud the United States. Cro Practice, —Meeting of choir of the First Metnodiet Church this evening at 8.30. Settlement of excursion business,

ELectrawat 3torm.—A severe electrical ' storm, accompanied by very heavy rala, ; ; | passed over the north of the I:land yesterm | day.

Nodamage has been reported. Boys Bricape Boys Brigade of Central Methodist Church will be entertained by Captain and Mre. Watts on Friday evening at 7

o'clock.

i sdicciiasidasaoaes A Summer [gvatre.--Mr. H. B. Clarke, of Halifex,has transformed the exhibition building into a summer theatre, and will open it on Monday, Augusi 6th,witha popular-priced opera company.

Baxp Conoert.—The Band of the Fourth Regiment gave a promenade con- cert in the Gardens last night which at» tracted a large audience. The choice musical programme was thorougly en~ joyea.

Preachinc.—'Mr, James MacDougall will preach (D. V.) at Lot 48 on Sabbath the 29:b inst., at 10.30 Monday night Hunter River ; Tuesday, Stanchel ; Wed- nesday, Rose Valley; Thursday, Bradal- bane at 7.30 p. m. Special collection at each service. Daniel McLear.

Workine For His Corrin.—The story is told of ayoung man who was addicted to the cigarette habit. He had smoked 1,200 packages and wrote to the marue facturers to know what they would give ‘or the 1,200 pictures that had come with the cigarettes. The answer of the manu~ facturers was right tothe point, “Smoke 1,200 more and we will send you a coffin.”

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Runaway Acoripent.— On Steam Nav Co’s whart this morping a horse being driven by Rev. Daniel McLean, of Lot 48, ran away. Mr. McLean held on as wel! as he was able but was thrown from the car- riage, aud fortunately only being injured to the extent of some slight cute and bruses about the bands and arms. The carriage was somewhat battered aud ehafis broken.

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For ree HospiraL.—Thbe social and tea at Watermere was we}! attended last evening, andall seemed to enjoy them- relves. An interesting programme of races was disposed of. The Lengue of the Cross Band was in attendance and dis- coursed good music. Daucing and other amusements were provided. The cakes were “auctioned ofl” by Mr. Geo Oland. The eocial was in aid of the Charloitetown Ho pital.

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New Poraro Pesr.—What appears to

be a new potato pest has put in its appear-

Clarke lately noticed ao which settled on a row of tansy farm and devoured the herb. The ineect then alighted on a patch of potatoes near by and completely stripped them of leaves. When Paris green was applied the pest fiew to another partof the potato field. Thev sre causing considerable discuseion

become as agreat or a greater nuisance than the distructive and annoying potato bug.— Kentville, N. 5., Wedge.

Tue Bosrex Boar.—The eteamer Grande Duchesse left tais morning On re- turn to Boston. Her outward passemgers were: Mr. Jobn Gillis, Mr. Euwin Har. ringto', Mr. Ira Clark, Mr. Joho Fitz- gerwid, Mr T J Fraser, Mr W E Welsh, Mr & M Rich, Mr AE Tabor. MrC E Tabor, Mr Wm Armour, Mr H Alexander, Mr3H Picher. Mr D H White, Mr Dennis Lally, Miss Thayer, Miss West, Mise Wadwas, Miss Ida M Clark, Mrs Egan. Mrs Kwen Stewart, Mr aod Mrs Alf C Heston, Rev. J J Lyone and friend, GA Brown and friend, Mr Thurlow and party

of teur. Mr A P Tabor.

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Photo Supplies.

The following sundries are a:l kept in stock by us:

Magazine Flash Lamps, Developing Trays,

Print Rollers,

Printing Frames,

Lloyd’s Rotary Trimmers, Dark Room nterns, Photo Paste,

Squeegee Plates, Maznesium Cartridges, Mount Royal Albums, Mounts of al! kinds,

Piates all sizes,

Paper all sizes,

A dezen or more Cameras in stock, cali and examine.

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Summer School of Science opens at Bear River, N.

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| MEET ME AT THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE.

Boys

wire ' ENTERTAINED, —The.

ance in and around Canard, N.S. Heory | insect like a fly, on his!

among tarmers, who think the insect way |

Swimming Tights at Stanley Bros

We have them to fit boys from 5 to'ld years of age; different qualities in the different sizes, Prices from

10¢ to 35e¢ Eaeh. Moen’s Bathing Suits

For small men and big men —a splendid assortment.

65¢ to $1.20 Each.

Bath Tourvels

240 Bath Towels here for you - made by the best makers in the world. We have themin Linen and Cotton; in white, unbleached and fancy colors.

Prices from 10¢ to 75¢ Each.

Furnishing News For Saturday

We pride ourselves in showing*the largest and nobbiest lo of;neck wear in the city.

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We have them at any price from 2¢ to Y5.¢ Another strong line with us 1s our Shirts.

White and solored shirts, soft outing shirts collars »ttached eilk front shirts. See our double thread Balbriggan Uncer clothing, 85c per suit. 7

Extra_ bargains every Saturday n: =*. Store open ur

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