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HORSE AND

THE RIFLE. learned much Its great lessons have

volunteers are equal that personal qualities count

than professional training, SIX

The world has Boer war. that

ulars,

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to

more at defence is times as strong as attack, and that therefore a nation

f men who are men, trained to the rse and the rifle, can sleep calmly without bearing the waste in money and human power of a com- etitive standing army, and if it de votes tS powers [to developing its wealth and its manhood it will be re ready in the day of need than

f it exhausts itself in the maintenance of professional protectors. Canada’s rmament has by this war become suddenly worth several times what it was before accounted, so that instead

I all we can do would ve of little avail in a real trial of to put things in short order in such shape that we shall be able to say with Sir Charles} Dilke ‘Canada protects herself.’ Nay, we have learned that we can not

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| only protect Canada, but help protect

the Empire. Coming to details, we have learned the supreme value of geod generalship, natural or acquired; the high value of intelligence and initiative in private soldiers; the reason-

| ableness of taking advantage of coyer;

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|i foot of hills),

the strength afforded by making cover from rock wall or sand wall, and entrenching (especially at the whether in advancing or retreating; the advantage of rapid retreat from one fosition to another, and the fact that it can be done by white men witheut loss of morale; thorough acquai 1tance with thecountry being fought over, and how to make the best use of peculiarities; the imperative need of thorough and effective scouting and _ patrolling, advancing or retiring;

iery does not kill but that it necessary as if it did as forces inuut artillery will not face it though they know its killing powers are small; that strengthened field defence is now at least :ix times, instead of three times, as strong as attack; that regimental transport fatally impedes, and must. be replaced by strongly escorted column transport; and that great powers of mobility are today a greater advantage than ever

its

whether in

Mets Charlottetown at NOON oc betore. Most of the things mentioned Dp RIDAY, ard here must be taken to heart and ap- plied by our national leaders, military

§.§. th GRANDE DUCKESSE and political, and the duty of citizens

;OLI in general will be to see to it that

wy WEDNESDAY at 9 a. m. for

haton via Hawkeehury and Halifax. . Scotia Fastengers taving Chsriottefown vil elon, make close connecti yn at Halifa»

a Be eton Ta »@

7 sys and Saturdays. theS. 8, Hatite

takes Freight ant

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, tkete for sale at Stations P. E. | } lalvas

Vor tickets, rates aud all informatior DQ bay:

W. W. CLARKE, Agent Charlottetown LL. CHIPMAN

M nace!

Apl 24¢t.

Most cereals require a double boiler,

i at least 20 rpinute cooking, whi

euston Breakfast Food is prepared with

- and dispatch in a single boiler in five nutes,

hey. . ; The vigor and strength imparting prop-

Whee rast m come from G l ut erean Build” let bent of —— is milled Ff Suit be eres n t another dish so delicious a De Yaa econ nbcuton eke FOR SALE BY SigENKinS & SON

lhe Cerner Gree er , ’

ie “ale

lbLeod, Morson & McQuarrie lattisters, Solicitors, &¢.

mmer—Brown’s Block; South Side Queen Square.

LOANS NGOTIAT ED

Mengere for Hawkesbury and Helifax

MARLOTT TOW N, PEI.

they apply the lessons. But there are some that people generally should move actively in themselves.

The Canadian people’s lesson from

this war is that every male citizen should be taught to,,shoot straight and to ride well. ‘There a great

1S cexl more horseback riding in Great Britain than in Canada. Hunting ha done much to make it pepular with the yeomanry as well as with the gentry. In Canada, where, on account of greater distances and softer roads, the norse would be a far greater venience, our farmers, excepting always he herdsmen of the Territories, hav all given themselves over to the less (one reason

con

for y of their horses las Deen to Decome trot- ters. For purpose of defence riding is perhaps not so necessary in close} peopled England as it certainly would be in Canada, a land of magnificent distances, with a land frontier of three thousand miles, and a sparse popu- lation. Canada is everywhere, even in the Rocky Mourtains, a grazing country, so that in the warm season, rom the end to the beginning of winter forage transportation should nowhere be an impediment to mount- ing our infantry. Very few country boys in Canada are unable to ride bareback, which is the right beginning ot training forthe saddle. All might,

most without cost, be enabled to learn without cost to the government

virile buggy. large

{ wee cured of Bronebitis and {Asthma by MINARD'’S LINIMENT MRS. A. NLIVIG3TONE. Lot 5, P. E. 1.

I was cured of a severe attack of Rbeu- mstirm by MINARD’S: LINIMENT. Mahone Bay. JOHN MADER.

by MINARD’3 LINIMENT. : JOSUHA WYNACHT.

Bridgewater.

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I was cured of a severely sprained leg

if farmers and country pecple generally hada mind to see that boys were given the opportunity to ride. Every country boy in the Dominion over the age of twelve should be required by law to learn to ride if he does not already ride; the opportunity to learn could easily arranged in every school In youth there is

be district.

both the leisure and the desire to ride andasa rule boys learn easily and quickly as compared with older people, as the bicycle proves. Once riding was learned it would not, though un- practiced later, be forgotten any more than swimming, ska And what is true of riding be true of

shooting, also. If Canadians generally

are to learn to shoot they must learn in early youth. After twenty-five a large | portion of men who have never shot have a positive inclination to learn, and tl easily persuade themselves that they have not the time to learn as aduty. It will be found that the rifle clubs will fail to prove

even temporarily attractive to any but a small number and, where their effi- ciency is not maintained by goverment requirements such as prevail in Switz- erland, where the whole male population is required to take a course in shooting, tueir attractions are liable to be too often of a demoralizing sort. In Ontario, after the second Fenian raid, an attempt was made to form rifle clubs in some counties. Twenty or twenty-five members, not one-tenth of the male population of a village, was considered a large club, and of this number some of the members did not practice at the target half a dozen times. Those who practiced for a time were the good shots and a few who enjoyed shooting for its own sake. The youth of the families of the members who were allowed to use the fine Henry magazine rifles used by the members of some clubs received the greatest benefit, but the cost of the cartridges, two and a half cents each, was a great deterrent to practice

ontheir part. The rifle clubs very soon died, out and so it will be after the excitement of the Boer war is

past. Butif boys between the ages of twelve and fifteen years are given the opportunity to learn to shoot they will learn to shoot and to shoot straight, and always with the idea of hitting some object, which is not the way army recruits are taught to shoot. There should be a range or a tube in every school district in the [)ominion, with rifles and ammunition supplied by the government for the free use, toa certain extent, of each boy of the proper age, and the guardian of the rifles and ammunition—the school- teacher or other person—should teach the boys the proper care of the weapon, Range shooting in the open is by far the best practice in every way, but the Morris tube, where open shooting is impossible, is perfectly serviceable.

There should be something equivalent to the old Scottish wappen- haw, or weapon show, the survivals of which in the days of the Scottish civil wars is vividly Gescribed by Sir Walter Scott in his ‘Old Mortality.’ It was instituted by the best of the Stuarts, James the Good, whose reign was cut short by his barons before he Fad worked ovt his plan, which was that every Scotsman should carry or the king the weapons of his degree and be required once a year te show his weapon and his power to use it’

Sa a, ec ED

Save Your MONEY.

To save your money, by getting more for it, ask your dealer in mediciue to show you the new 30 cent size bottle of JoHNSON’s AN pDYNE LINIMENT. t contains over three times as much as the old 25 cent style, which is a great saving to those who use this valu- able tamily medicine. The superior quality of this old Anodyne has never been equaled.

oi st ,

Fifty years ago this month, Dr. Johnson left eith mé some Johison’s Anodyne Liniment. I remember him distinctly. and could tell you just how he was dressed on that day. I have zoid Johnson’s Liniment.ever since. Can truly gxy it has maintained its high standard from that time to this, No medicine today possesses

the confidence of the atte to a greater extent. JoHN B. RAND, North Waterford, Me.,Jan., i891.

asa family remedy it has been used and in- dorsed for nearly a century. Every Mother should have it in the house for many common ailments, Internal as much as External.

Our book on JNFLAMMATION free, Prive 25 aud 50c. k 8. Johnson & Co., Boston, Mass

CARD!

(Late ‘Clinical Assistan™ at al London Ophthalmic H Moorfields, and Central London

Throat and Ear Hospital’)

and Throat.

OFFIcE—Cr meron Block

Evenings by appointment

By:e Tested and Fitted With

(Lice lbirr Hetnee PHINEAS Wale oben gees

If a yeoman could shoot his bow he was to get a gold Jacobus, and if he could not the Fiscal was to assign him to one of the royal castles to be trained. There were also prizes for the best at each exercise, for which, according te Scott, the gentry and the peasantry terms. prevails in Switzerland to day, every man is required to shoot his course at his own expense. Those who fail to do so at the club ranges,

DR. H- L. DICKEY

SpECIALIST—Eye, Ear, Nose

IDENCE—Water Street opp Hotel Davies SerICE Hovurs—9 30a m,to lpm,2to4pm

have to present themselves, at their

ting or bicycling. | own expense, at military headquarters fand put in three days’ duty. | results shown

Upon the government in- demnifies each man *o the extent cf thirty-six for thirty cartridges at government prices. An annual illing and shooting tour nament would be a vey feature of the school year. It is to be heped that some member ot parliament will raise the proposition for discussion in the Dominion Parliament. It would be a politically popular move.—Montreal Witness.

cents, which is good

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Insuran)

Fire, Marine, Life

All British Companies. Risks taken

low rates,

HYNDMAN & CO

AGENTS Telephone 67.

Kxeursions {9 Pictou

The most pleasant way of Spending a& hot day.

Return Tickets good for day of issue, will be sold on steamer

“PRINCESS”

for one dollar and fifty cents each. Fare will includ> Tea on return voyage Steamer leaves half past rine loca Returns about nine in the evening. By order

F, W. HALES, Secretary Steam Navigation Co., Lic Ch’town, July 7th, 1900.

DR. CLIFT

Cures CHRONIC DISEASES and RUP TURE. Office at Mrs. stimbles, cora2r Prince and Keat Street, Chariottetown, fro. Saturday evening toTuesday a m every wee.

with which every parish is provided, |

competed on equal | Almost the very same system | where

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Handicap your Couch!

Don’t wait a few days to see if it will ‘‘ wear off’; itis much more likely to become dangerous and it will undoubtedly be much more difficult to cure. The longer you permit it to prey upon the delicate membranes of your throat, bron- chial tubes and chest, the more you | render yourself susceptible to other attacks and to chronic pneumonia or consumption,

Adamsonis

Botanic

ugh Balsam

is an infailible remedy: for more than 30 years it has been curing the worst cases and it will surely

cure you. 25 CENTS AT ALL DRUGGISTS.

Lm

Some’ brands of Flour have advanced, in price.at the Mills a8 much as 90 cents per bbl. Within ‘the past® to’or ‘three weeks, and some millers think that they haveonot, touched the top noteh» yet. We were fortunate in seviring ‘severa! hun- dred bbls: early, and we are now Offering. .them, for..sale. at a very reasonable figure for spot cash. If you want to bay “Flour it will pay yon to write’ or call and get our prices before buy- ing elsewhere. t.Evesy, bbl. guaranteethfirst-cltes or honey refunded, .

Beer & Goff.

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DOMINION ATLANTIC RAILWAY.

and Steamship lines to Boston via Yarmouth.

The Popular’ Fast line be. tween Nova scotia and Boston .via Windsor Junction and Halifax

EXPRE*S TRAIN® leave Walifax daily (except Sunday) at 635 a. m., for Digby and Yarmouth, making connection Wednesdays and Saturdays at Yarmouth for Bostor,

THE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP

“PRINCE GEORGE”

2400 Gross Tonnage. 7000 Horse Power, the

Hor Sweaty Swollen ‘Sore’. Aching Tender '} |, Tired Feet :

Try Foot fimo for sale at

dacdonald’s Drug Store

fastest and finest steamer plying between the Maratime Provinces and Boston.

Leave Yarmouth Wednesday and Saturdays ‘for Hoston,

on arrival of Express Train from Halifax’

R. turning leaves Boston ‘luesday and Fri- day «i 4 p.m’

Passeners arriving in Halifax next day 5.30 p. m., by Express ‘i'rain.

For all information, guide book, folders, etc which will be sent free, writeto F. H. Arm- strong, general passenger Agent Kentville,

i at P. GIFKINS: Gen. Manager] Kentville N. 8., May 26th, 1900.

NOTICH.

Having retired from business would all who ace indebted to me make immediate payment at the Medical Hall Queen St.

harlottetown. 8. W DODD.

NOTICH.

Is hereby given that any perron found | Sshing without permission or otherwise trespassing On the stream or property at Moore’s Mill, Milton, either below or above the mill, will be prosecuted without dis- -inction. dy 2 aw tf.

' Nicur Bett Nurses’ Recisier.

Dart

PAINLESS DENTISTRY by use of ELECTRICITY! ar\ by the BERLIN METHOD.

MODERN - DENPISTRY: Crown and Bridge Work (Teeth with-

out Pilates).

ARTIFICIAL, TEETH—We make all kinda, Teeth Extracted Without Pain.

Berlin Dental Parlors.

CHARLOTTETOWN.

FOR SAUB.

20 Building Lotetor eale 50x1(0, will be sold cheap. Also two |'welling Howses on Highland Avenne, togetuer with our whol- #tock of Crockety Glass-

vare and Groceries, etc. P. MONiGHAN,

Qieen Street.

many as

Glasee,

D0 YOU WANT COMEONT | YOULL FIND UT iN

A man who wears a straw during the hot days foot tial and looks better than if he persists in carrying around a heavy.

Think how much better you will feel, and come an

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