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Fine Boating, Bathing, Fishing. TERMS $2.01) per day, $8 00 tc . 33000 per week.

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Opens June 25th, H98.

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Charlottetown June ll 1898. dlytf.

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and its result, the Herald sa ~

specfztcle. lt wr uld have been sublime

as Dewey`s uudaunted entrance over mines and past forts into the bay of Manila. It proves the Spanish command- er to be as brave in at right as he had heretofore shown himscf skilful in avoiding one. It was a forloxn .hope- a desperate adventure. ltdois not de- tract from but rather adds to Admiia. Sampson’s splendid achievement that -i this fight which ended in so complete a victory he me: ‘a foamau worthy of his Stool,"

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Pre" Commun. dfszmo 0' the Lomb either be sent to sea or be superseded!

_ img Amerlogn Pepe;-g. _ -l-_-a 5"‘“ mom* J“|_.‘_' ‘_~“§'°“1“‘ent’ng 0° Impura blood is an enemy to health

the naval battle on Saiitia vo de Cuba

li-.id he simply laced the fleet without? Thgugheg Frgm Burke,

attemp;ing` to escape." { --

Th., \\'0ri,15,._,,,¢ ; ‘-Education is the chief defence o "Admiral Ccrdvc-i:t`s bold dash out of § UHUODS-"

Santiago harbor was as heroic in its way I

“The em-em of wise and good men

_is the greatest of all temporal encour- jagements to virtue; and it is a mark of lan abandoned spirit to have no regard for it."

"Fellowship in treason is a. bad ound of confidence.”

"Manners vex or sooih, corrupt or

purify, exalt or debas». barbarise or re- fine us. by a constant, steady. uniform, insensible operation, like that of the air

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___ _ *lf I _ Sarsaparilla. conquers this enemy and Strategists may differ as lo the ex- , ,wens ,]a,,,,e:._

pediency ol the Spanish admiml`s des-! ° peruto snrtie, but his coming out to bat-le and disaster against overwhelming odds i ' ` ~

p esented a grandly dramatic!

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did, to repeat the action of Themistocles w' _

to give it dignity."

Admiral Montojo fought a helpless tight

.under him. Admiral Cerveca put to sea, Lo meet three ships to his one. and }

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T-UOUSI1 outnumbered Outgunued and ‘PUR SAEE- #ew revised encyclopaedia Dic- oulspeetlied, despel itiely SUOVG [0 Clit f tionary, 4 vols.5300 pages, richly illust;rated:can

The Journal says:

superior speed. The Yankee ships, which has been hungrily watching week after week for their prey, pounced upon i.*,and raced by its side. lighting as they went.

°‘ Sampson has had his opportunity,

and he has risen to it notably. And others will do as well when their time comes. Evidently Dewey’s name will not bethe only one that will deserve consideration when we are ready to create a vice-admiral ."

“Tribe battleships not oulv fought the

so quickly to inlerior armament and peed that their value in a day attick, or indeed, their value at any time save

eckoned with. This will be a ride awak-

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his weapon the downfall of the ship of

men who in season and out have never eased to proclaim that the integrity of ea nations rests on bittlleships and on the well served guns of a fleet.”

The Philadelphia Times says:“The

Spanish fleet its hopelessness strove to pass the line that Sampson had drawn u front of Santiagds harbor. In its allure Cervera, the Admiral surren- dered in person, seeking, as Napoleon

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ithout the record of previous success

New York Commercial-Advertiser;

with the flaring of a hero, and stood to

"The Spanish fleet dashed madly for

the open sea. hoping to escape by its

we breathe in.”

literiture. wls 'tn r- at Dublin in 1729 and di--d.lu \ io 3797. One of the noblr st mas c pi ~-s in .if literature of civil and po | ic = wi~df»|u is found in his three ti \=~.~ on :» o Anerican war- nis speech on m.\...io.i in 1674, on con- ciliation in 1775, and his letters to the Sheriffs of Bristol in 1777. At his death, box proposed for him a pubic funeral and a place among he illustrious dead

Undor another heudingil£Lessons of ! in the abbey, Burke had slrict

the Fivht~‘-the Herald says: i_

orders that his burial should be private and he watsliid in |h~ little church at

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The Boston Transcript says: -~S_pa1n

has almost. ceased to be Worth consider- iuv as a naval power. All that is left tobher is Ca1nira`s squadron and such odds and ends of her old navy HS C210 be patched into sea-going c0nditi011 at Cadiz and Carthagena _ '

“The running ight off Santiago was

an illustration of the character of the two navies. The Spaniards fought there as at Manila, bravely, but without skill. No one of the vessels of Sampson’s fleet was seriously injured. and only one_ot our sailors was killed and but a few in- jured. The Spanish ve ssels, on the_other hand, were pounded almost to pieces. hundreds of their men were killed and wounded and the survivorS are PU' soners .....If Cervera could get to sea Sundav. the wonder is that he did not dash out before, say when 001' limi' sport fleet was on route and Sampson had weakened his force by furnishing vessels to convoy It. If he elected to Sw). at Samjago after that he should have clung to'the city. of which he was the chief defece, until the VBTY last

ment of its resistance. _

mi-But this desperate dash for libe}`lY» which proved to be the ileet’s_suicide. may have been preclr-9»‘-ed by lmpefa' tive orders from home. sent _at the in- stigation of Blanco, who is said to have

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weapons of surprice need no longer bei h°."hm| nan'

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Edmurd Burke. one of the greatest

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Pants

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Others for$1.7 5. Other lines going at $2.00, to 4.00 Boys lldd panis Blue Serge

pants at 25c,a.ssorted tweeds at 50c to 90c.

cinrH|iiceS:%Twztns ul’

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going at $1.40, to 1.50 and l.75.`

Ready Made Clothing, Tweeds, Hats Gaps, Gent’s Furnishings, Staple

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