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COL. SAM HUGHES.

_ - Col Sam Hughes, who has been re

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t I if '- _ _ ._ "` 0 : centl relieved of the command of a troo

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_ _ in South Africa and sent home. is a some-

; C d - what unique Hgure in Canadian afl`airs.He _ E 5';°;eefig§.T'e§%' of age.-:_ In

if early life :he taught school for a number ’ . T m0 mOSt SIIPOHIG dlS8888S Of of yearslfand for ten years he washrst

stomach’ Liver’ bowels and English Master in the Toronto Collegiate

_ musands oftesumonials fr°m P Institute. In 1885 he. purchased Zthe

'ho have been permanent. i Lindsay Warder, of which he has since

ll1'8d bf U18 USC Of B\ll'd06k been editor and proprietor. In politics he

BIIIGPS 89081 Of lt! llllfli1° is a Conservative! ,He is also a Mason and

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B ous- _ _ . ,_

__ in DIS 81% an Orangemen. In religious faith hells a ',,__-1\lll»31§¥¥°°¢'~‘-" °;,5l¥9l' -lzlerhodiso. He has been some in an

, I lines of athletic sports, such as lacrosse, -1 Rmzwormi and an ,. cricket, curling, baseball, bicycling and

m0P8. rowing. He won the championship mile 1 0ll'I.Dtt0b90\lP0dt0 Stl’ race for America in 1872. He has long

&| U88 0111’ B.B,B» been an active militia officer and in the

,_ _ ;- _ ni- as-i---` rifle associations. He is the author ofa

Special Notice

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lies B. M. Hornsb , who has mana- ' . y g

~ y _ creato of the E t ll Gazette could

god the business in the past, will be fm r a answf

in be y portray the conflicts between the

indmtge of the shore' and w To Warder and the Grit Post In oli pleased to attend to all old customers ry ° 1° .nd mtny new on, s_ tics Col. Hughes has been a. fighting ma

A choice new stock of Wall Papers from the first. He first candidated forth 'ill be at Once put on sale, and all Commons unsuccessfully in 1891, but got @prtmeni5 of the IJUBIDGBS Win _be in at a by-election in 1892 and was re-elect- kept 'eu 5W¢ked- A W9_u supphed ed in 1896 by a large majority. It wasn

news sand will be a special feature doubt areliefboth . . t .al

_ e minis eri party t

of the business. The store will be _ km'n as “The Bum" Bookstore), have Col. Hughes absent during the lat

Col. Hughes through his news a er i

I long session of Parliament.

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8noaessorstoF J Hornsby h-

. . . is political campaigns and by his utter-

ltfh Block, Ch'town, March 16, 1900. _ _

ounces in Parliament frequently antag-

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tinuedits attacks after both Hutton an

“» Gui' 'workrooms ‘will be I

rushed this week; if

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_ venient, we ask you, an

..-_ as early in the week

2 Perkins a co

The Millinery Leaders

onised his military superiors. He fro

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Hughes, says:

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Ravi 30 years ex rience in the practice of

it ptxzssion may Q consulted on all the branches of General Medicines including the

lpecnlties.

(Hecand Resideuc _ P ' st;

lllrvellindergarten I»Iall.nnce Ret' std door

Hoursg toiia.ni. t d 8 _ Ehrlottetcwn June 9th,i°96%oadl&v?v3m¥pdlTL

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1 Possibla war and in thelleld,and that is respect for

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ug e removal.”

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Place to have your re hir work done is the_ place that takes the most interest in your needs.Y\'e strive to accmomo-

i, date all who leave any work

and quick despatch of_ same, \Ve have the reputation of

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:lik me

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Foundes, Engineers, Machin. ists and Boiler-makers.

1*: most Reliable mpg

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with \1S.hy prompt attention leg

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I being “O. K.” on repair w0rk_

Give us ii trial and be con- ’*r

vinced that what we say is ,se true. 7'*

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peror, t-he Empress Dowager or of whom

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-'know whether it is the Dowager or

Chang toPekin, and made him Viceroy

X U ,J i Prince Tuan who has summoned Li Hung

' _ of a northern Province. Prince T uan’s

‘ell-knew hostility to foreigners makes t important to know whether he is in

Steam Navigation Co`s Wharf. We Su re t 1

Charlottetown, P_E, 1_ _ __ P me con ro or uct’

Phone x25 fi? ` '

Group the dread of every mother, is

,instantly relieved by Bentley’s Lini-

l ment '

FURNITURE

S, and PRICES are

SATURDAYIS

LbEe`en inorethan satisfactory this spring Agn, STQCK

wright a cc,i.

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school geography, and a railway map of Ontario. 'sr ;i~,"‘ """T_] -~i‘ ”' 3,;

Qin journalism Col. Hughes has been al-

H‘ving purchased from ML F_ J_ ways a fighting editor. In no part of the

Hornsby the stock and good will of journalistic field in Canada has the battle ids books and Stationery Business in raged with more bitter vindictiveness

he Morris BIOCK. We Will C0Ilfll1l1€ than in the little town of Lindsay since

hebusiness in its various br=»11¢h@S- sam, as heis famiiisriy called, became

Hllilis 1l>10"@Sf Price* f°’ “Sh °”1Y» editor ofthe Winder oni the ified

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time to time violated the strict rules o

the service by his free and aggressiv criticisms. He had come in conflict wit Gen. Hutton before the departure of th

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latter from Canada, and the Warder con

d "Too sweet tor anything,”

Hughes were engaged in active service ` _ A

' against one nan-1 'rss forests worm which is Conservative and friendly to Col.

_ “If the letters of C01. Sam Hughes, pub-

_ _ lished in Canada, abusive of General Hut- willoonsider it a favor for ton, were brought to the attention of

` _ I A tha” 'ho cm), to leave Lord Roberts, the latter would certainly

5 . . relieve him in the twinkling of an cye. U their ttlqlmed hm order There is one thing that goes before any- . 1

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superior oflicers The moment The World read that Gen Hutton had arrived in Af rica and been made ageneral officer we said that it was all up with the Canadian colonel if his friends published any more of his letters about Hutton. And so it ha proved. But we fail to see any evid-

‘ is yet connecting Lord Miuto with Col. ` h s’

Just now one of the many mysteries

i about China is, who is the “Government." Edicts, and oilicial orders and communi- cations are sent out from time to time purporting to come from the chief central authority in China, but these do not men- °t-ion that they are in the name of the Em-

A short time ago there was a report that

_,gg the Emperor had been compelled to take

A poison and died, also that the Dowager Empress had become insane. If these

things were true Prince Tuan, as father of the infant heir to the throne, would be

., | now the virtual supreme authority, andhe

f seems to be exercising some such con-

sg trol at present. We do not at this moment

Probably the war in South Africa will

goou un5ilK.ruger and Steyn are either captured or- driven out ot’ the Boer country.i_Thesetwo men have a mixed religious ind political control over their ignorant following, whicli,tog».-other with an ingrained hatred of the British,enables the Boer leaders to continue the war. The struggle would probably cease if

once both the Presidents could be cap- tured. The task eems a hard one, how- eger. The enemy have yet apparently nearly all 'their powerful artillery and

plenty of aminunition.

Blesili ding Piles

A Promlhnt lllolnooo llll Tllflflol U lil-Gln by W0! Dr. chews Glut- lnont. o

Not a. day passes but many P00910

_ v%lunt_eeij recommendations of Dr.

for eve _ to Q; piles. `

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Mr. Tu. Jackson, of the Lani-ie Spool

Company, St. Alexis doa Monte, Que., writes:-“ You may put my name to any praise you can give to Dr. Chase's Ointment, tor it has done me more good than any medicine I ever used. ~

“ I was troubled for two years with

that cruel disease, bleeding piles, and after using Dr. Chase’s Ointment, I can say I am entirely rid of tt. It is a. treasure to all suffering from piles.”

Dr. Chase's Ointment is guaranteed

to positively cure any case of itching, bleeding, or protruding piles. It has never yet been known to fall, and cer- tainly will not fail ln your case.

For many years Dr. Chase’s Oint-

ment has stood alone as the only ab- solute and guaranteed cure for piles and itching skin diseases; Strcents a. bor. at all dealers, or Edmanson, Bates 8: Co., Toronto.

Dr. Chase’s Syrup of Linseed and

_ Turpentine has by tar the largest Bale

of any remedy for throat and lun#

n troubles. 25 cents a bottle.

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Behr we s Beth, .

Baby’s Own

thing else in the British army in times of '

§.lsed_ by Thousands of '

Mothers.

UAB! I1 Ti-iz Atnzrrr Toitn Soon Co. Montana

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¢|:u:a|u\1':u ALBERT Toii.|:r Sons. no

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@ Q Regular-` Soda weather. l 1

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ciate gooi Sod a.

Our Fcuur. is so p.tron-

iz-iid we can hardly supply the

demand.

, _ `Our Strawberry-_just made _ from the Island berries

Pineapple from pineapples ,‘¢")"

bought here and made up ly ourselves.

” coffee from bm Mocha and I Java-all others equally gcc-d

_ 'Served ICE COLD. '

When thirsty remember us

W. Hlilllilll, P|li`il.B,

Central Drug Store,

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Sun nysirle. F

‘C ase’s Ointment as an absolute cure

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wot-her messages carriage will meet in- . - Atending guests at Freetown Station or 3 I Q Summerside 21 5| eod W ‘

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Hammocks, bathing suits. straw hats, ;";$ .fi ‘Q-A- ..ii1\~_f:f. fa* .gi \`»_»

children’s muslin co lars.-Jas. - Paton & -~ _ - . ' " ` ‘ G0. 18 tf _ A _ ` - __

It has been a particular feature of the war in South Africa. that there have no sleges except of British cities and towns. Though the’ Boers entrench all the positions where they make a stand they will take no chances on being shut _ up and besieged. They surrendered __ Bloemfontein. Johannesburg and Pretoria ,_ rather than risk a siege in either case, al- though Pretoria was so naturally defensi- ble aud so strongly fortified Qthat it was practically imprcgnable. It was vastly _ more defensible :inn either Ladysmith, Kimberly or Mafeking, although' each ,of these was successfully defended by Brit- 4 ish garrisons for many months. The Boer

generals have clearly a way of their own, and n strange Way it iS-

* HOTEL ARRIVALS. i

PLE/isim view nouse.

July 10,-Rev. T. Hicks, Mrs. T. Hi~.ks,

York. _

July 13,-W. H. Sanderson, Edward A. Hewitt, Miss Mary Hewitt, Bridgewat-erf Mass.; Mr. T. G. Taylor, Hazel Taylor, Lois` Taylor, Gerda Taylor, Gipson Taylor,_Mrs.G. E. Full, Elliot Fullj Charlottetown. ’

July 14,-W. M. Preedy, Halifax; A. L.

Warren, Boston; H.--W. Weeks, Char- lottetown: Miss Barrett. Miss J. Bar- rett, James E. Doyle, Bradalbane; Percy Mahon, Miss Fanny Kelly, Miss Eliza Kelly, Miss Alice Kelly, Emerald.

July 14,-W. S. Steeves, Charlottetown;

A. C. Saunders, Summerside. .

July 15,-James Wnddell,Miss Nora§Wad-

dell, Charlottetown; Miss Violet Mc- Connell, Dorchester, Mass; Miss_Lena S. Barrett, Charlottetown. _

July 17,-Benj.Bremner,MissMaud Brem-

iier, Charlottetown.

July 20, -E. R. Brow. _

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_ WEAKNESS OF HOSPITAL S.

Said to be Incapable of Curing one of the , Most Deadly Diseases of the Age. MONTREAL, July 23.-Mr. William

Brownley tells an alarming story of utter failure of the hospitals to cureghiui of Bright’s Disease. He was treated in the best hospitals both in Canada and lhe‘_ United States. They gave him up asincurq- able. Medical science failed; thehospitals were powerless to help him. Nevertbelessi Mr. Brownleyis cured. Dodd’s Kidney Pills cured him and he is 'a well man to-

da sy

gays Mr. Brownley himself“I have been

a subject to Brightfs Disaese of the Kid- ney!! for twenty years. I have been in all thehbest hospitals in Canada and the;

fUnited States. I _could g?;___no,¥elief., I haE2ust`flnished“ele'ven xeso *D_odd’s _Ki ly Pills and am completely cured.- ‘I- am’ B locomotive engineer and well-

knczn, so 'many can -vouclrfor this state- men .

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_ Anumber nf Summerboarders can be accommodated by Mr. Albert 'Schiii-man," Valley Farm, Central Bedeque, P. E. AI. This residence is situated within a few minutes walk of Dunk River, one of Can- ada's best fishing streams. All the com- forts and conveniences ofa well equipped farm-house will be at the disposal of guests. In answer to a telephone call or

1 h dred h k , f remand ods. ammoc S omgistlst at

fortable, homelike rooms, a board: ggod bathroom in connection should cali

The last of the cliildre ’ b _

ho 3 hats, muslin hoods ghd (l)i!;lt§.t$’Sci;€c nuts from 10c np.-Jas. Paton Sc Co. 19 tf.

Only two ieft,ladies' muslin costume

Worlli Weather Food §

We can’i all go to “f

” theoountry these warm days but our large' var- iety of_new and fresh _ goods and !!p~to-date makes it '

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They. are the prettiest lot of clothes wa have ever We are busy making them up into stylish Suits invite oufpatrons to examine our stock

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Tourists and others wishing quiet com- In

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exigéigufghieiéibiisc gggrg Everything in the inen’s Furnishing Line, except the boots, $12.00 A dozen bought for spot cash in

3%..%&.,{ié;;iiiy%%3»e;.;»o?_~3_.ii:1;€u.‘,'.;A Qualify away Up.-~ Plone Down Lew have about 150 extra fine muslim waists in ' White and Colored Shirts Collars leafs, Untierclothm i d fi hte ii 11 i ’ . ' F' ccgnoégentg Q; ‘theizff selTi;‘;“°§h£* 1:l§;» Suspenders, Umbrellas, Handkerchiefi, Glov¢S» Golf H Half Ho

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marked atpricesthatis movmgthem every Buttons, Cuff Buttons, etc, ~ day. Come and see what we offer So ' ~ ‘

Summer crash skirts, also about lift I ' A white ducleand pique outing skirts selling our lhlner 0|". laGkmr9

fast.-Jas. Paton 8: Co. 19 tf In an the late t t 1 f 2 75

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Store open Saturdays till 11 p.m.

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Breakfast Food make a de- licious dessert. Our “Little Book of Ralston Recipes” -

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