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ryry°rye ‘ry? 7 7 7 . THE DAIL’ EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN JUNE 12 1900. . e_ , _ —a_ i ————— | ty _| the other companies advanci Soon | ADDRESS AND PRESENTATION. f Th ') they were up to us. (Rodd was first | e __ | on his feet to join them, then Mackin } . } non, then myself ard Dillon) | look-| Father TeGuigan Remembered by + r ; j v with a nursil ig yal y hes two Transvaal Wat:: | ed at the front of my ant-mll before } TS aw g g lives to support. Her fle sh, | advancing and it was rid idled with bul His Parishioners, A 4 ~<2 « } ‘ mr . } ‘; { e940 13% ar : . | lets. rhis time we had lots of men, the following address resented to : strength anc vitalit are ee | wntinos: SR ees at , ee c 1 , as the other Dboys were coming up, ana father Me rnigan who has been supply- ; t A we baary 02.9 smal : : : . oe no tha nian ee ‘ 7 taxed to the utmost, = Mr. Arthur Mellish writes to his} we poured in a hot fire while advanc- |) < the ugh Rev. D. ae McDonald ; en } this ci fro. e | ah f / : for the past few weeks, will speak for must Rial mai! sine ~d ot bot t pare! te Laois city from Nek, ing. many of our men firing from the itselt ’ peak for eS Orange Free State, 27th eee 9 ‘ih letermined ms ' 2 - 5° ee 7 -?< *? — o li Ih j agetermined advanc¢ ' > . ace : B »] ‘ id ale sang ie ters si i lo Rev. Father MeGuigan: Acting P. | elt and neck clasps broaches , cuff links, hat ins, SCa Wii surely fail capital letter in the course of whi h he | iia tened the Boers, and when we! Pp, Summerside. P. E. | : | pins. ¢ ft ' ous » | Says | ixed bayonets acd charged they quick- | : ep esng ai: | pins, coffee and tea Spoons. . > i 4 i CU de ( is ACG Haree Lie }ULCK. tr y , : ri ro i es ae ’ : b - re REN AND DEAR —We the n 7°. is ia oe : : on : Sco & Emulsion We once more forded the Modce1 } ly jumped down behind their kopje, | signed, on behalf of the pari _ — o We have them with British, Canadian, Scot ch, Irish and > ' ’ t} . or, \rire this iti 2 fg e¢ ‘ } . - } 1% ’ paasiane 7 rr . 7" rs : we “a , . : . will moar up the mi ther’s i River near the waterw« “7 = rae | and getting on heir norses retreated jt Paul's Church, iearning with regret k ren h coats of arms. , Without wetting our feet, theriver here | ¢, Is Tana oli ' 1) oallon. | that vour brief sojourn ;: neek na % . ms - . r ee / tOWard fanaa N il ll tui) Vail | , ¥ e] A ) _— ame nye us 1S | Also flag and maple lea! pins from 10. . and 15e. up. strens rt] hand vita ity. ft also yeing smaller than at Paardeberg | The adju nd Rodd raced for first | S00! SO “Fmunate, 1 that we cannot W ~ 7 ; oe ee ° On the other side were a great many { py} tsk Se a eormt you to take » leparture with- | e have sold a number of wedding rings lately, but as enriches the baby ’s nourish- 7 7 } place im ring Ul Kopje and they | out conveying to though in aj w MAKER f i as : K« it have been in pyssession Of; both got ina t the same time, being | fechle wav. same exn a” canes af e are iX > 0 rin igs can quic ‘sly su} pply any style at arnt r}( SUDD| ac \~ . . . , . i‘ ae ~ the ° ; . : t : : ts,» Bie af ae AUT . oe e ment, aiic ppites Lie cic the enemy. Soon we went Gown He ¢ just on the to] Of course, they did | fection and esteem for you as a faithful | TING Ps quired, ; “nts mecessarv river atrer the Gordons and below the] y : an had tema t and devoted priest ” our . ments necessa r for proper , : e e neem ae not k nemy had retired till | any ctvoted pris 5 yl aase New gold spectacles and eyeglasses. ° co iLIN OS Saran Hor. ve ot Gee d a then. . n b wevel they spi d two | vu AW LVO]} TY, ed Ci a { LOG , o QO j grow tn < and developn ent of ‘ wl ’ cd y Ove} kinds | at A 3 R . ie t ' discourses from the pulpit and rour wise ) gelling GOwn oe, Wa Ver ail Ai i O ne next KROp]€ Load triec 4 | and timely coun.ela a 5 ash SEG bo nes, teeth and tissl 2. |, Of rough grouna Cut U] ry the rr single shot. Then a volley was fired | edifying to us. stamped as they always aa ont Seen, afk des sxists, | and fringed with trees, the Gordons | ynaer direction of t adjutant, when were with the true and genuine marks SOS sO er ae ee advanced and captured an outpost Of} the Boers commenced frantically wav- | se aaa devotion. Your incessant ‘mesial ae A, © the enemy. We then returned and] jno a white flac sothey c; . down: | iADOTS ANG untiring ¢ fforts for our spirit- ) ng a white flag sothey came down; | 7.) advancement. |

Special Notice.

Having pu.chased from Mr. F. J “lornsby the stock and good will of iis Book and Stationery Busines in he Morris Block, we will continue the business in its various branches, sell- ing at lowest prices for cash only. Miss B. Hornsby , who has managed the business in the past, will be in charge of the store, and will be pleased to attend to all old customers and many new ones.

A choi-e new stock of Wall Papers willbe 2 nce put on sale, and all de- partments of the business will be kept well stocked A well supplied news ;and will be a special feature of the business The store will be known as ‘The Bazaar Bookstore.

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Ing with no Oppysition

parts of Our army met Finally we camped at

although other stubborn resist

ance at places.

}a romautic looking place. The Modder bends up towards it and high kopjes are right Dack. Qur camp was on a

little elevation, the Gordons and Shrops being on lower ground slanting up. After dark when we bad wrapped our blankets round us to go to sleep the officers began singing songs in fine style, with bass, soprano &c, Next morning, the 25th, we feli in and marched round ihe kopj je where all formed up as the advanced on of our brigade, G and H Companies were joined together and extended to four between each man, the other companies coming after us. All day we could hear hriug

ps aces

| distant kopjes

; Came tO a piace

and sometimes see shelis bursting on About 2.30 p.m. we where there was a ridge. We halted behind it along with mounted intantry artillery that nad been with us all gay. Away in the tront kopjes held by the enemy, and we were ordered to ad- vance and capturethem. We were now extended to 15 paces between the men. Lieut. John McDonald was on my left and Kodd onmy right. We Islanders were in the centre ot the front advance line. Behind us at some dis- tance came F and E Companies and the others behind them. After pass: ing a low kopje and crossing a donga we came within range. © The shots be- gan tocome singing past us, Dut we did not flinch, but advanced quite a

Shizht

were

way and then lay down. Being in the centre our cumpany was exposed to the worst of the fire, more especially as the

flanks bad not kept up with us, However, | got behind an ant-—hil and ihe others did the best they could

to do so,too. The shots were coming over the e topof mine. Some of the enemy had evidently singied mc out, judging by the way the bullets came. A great deal of the fire cam< from the kraals. 1 was rather sur- prised on looking tothe right to see

commenced to Company dl!

that H Company had retreat and presently G so tov. They went well back tu thc little kopje I referred to. McKinnon, Dillon and myselt hoa ever, held on only shifting our positions to sume other ant-hills nearus. We were thus finally left alone and expe ed to the entire of the Soon the shots which, like the others, and the same thing happened tu Un lothers, sometimes we had volley» fired at us, then single shots, and s« on, till it was, | assure you rather ex citing. You must remember I (as well as the others) had ail my equip- ment on, including a rolled army blanket on my back, soI could not hide myself if I tried. Kept our noses well down and only fired oc- casionally. Now and then McKin- »non would call out, asking how I was getting on, as his ant-hill was getting riddled to pieces, then Rodd and the others and I would answer back. To add to our peril they began firing at us from the top of the high kopje to our left from which we had no_ pro- tection. We intended holding on till dark or till or After a while I heard McKin®on calling out and on looking back I saw F. Company and

Rodu

fire began to pit my hil

Cliciisy

was quite lOW;

We

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left in we

having the general

away over to the advance. I tell you came in for a great deal of praise after it was Our total were remarkably small. Colonel Otter was wounded, and a corporal in C. Company, a man in F. Company and Defoe of H. Company were also wounded. JI attribute the low list to the fact that when the second advance was made the men came right on and did not hesitate a moment, and this action on our part rattled the enemy so much that they quickly began to think of retreating. You see with 15 paces between our men the plain was really covered with them. The Canadians were highly other troops for their gallantry. I think I forgot to say that while we were advancing the guns behind us shelled the kopjes; one shell fell short

gone

over.

and hit just between H. and F. Com-' panies. The enemy’s loss must have been heavy. We camped near by and next morn- ing advanc ed toward the village named, I think, Tana N’gli, which means hegre town. It was the other side of

the plain from the kopje we captured |

—the place being a vast amphitheatre |

surrounded by rugged hills. The | village has a lot of houses and some churches, but mostly Kaffr kraals. We marched thence tothe . Nek, a narrow entrance between high rugged kopjes where the Basutos held the Boers at bay for a long time when

Eight or ten thous- of us and we are to hold the piace they may make in

they were at war. and ae are ahead buildin iS eastw orks against any retreat this direction. We may havea fight at any moment. I tound afew hgs | left in an orchard here and also a stream of clear good water—an un- usua! think here—and we had splendid | lea.

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Look cool, feels cool. The most comfortab’s hot weather cap you ever wore. Also color ed caps of all kinds in the very nicest styles.

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gation, and we sincerelyhope that the | acquaintance thus formed will be ofa permanent character. The _ cordial !

manner in which on responded to our calls

all oceasions you has entitled you

to our warmest gratitude, and you | will please accept the accompanying

purse as a small token of our regard.

In conclusion, Rev. Sir, permit us to request that vou will be pleased to re- member us in your ministrations at the Altar and we may here assure you that in whatever part of the Master’s vineyard yon may be called to labor, you will always have the prayers and good wishes of the congregation of St. | Paul’s Church, Summerside. | Signed on behalf of parishoners. | |

D. H. McDonald Patrick Ryan James A. McNeill Frank Perry Charles Murphy J. B. Strong S. M. Bent J. M. Noonan Daniel McNeil! Capt. D. McKinnon John P. McNally Patrick Hamill June 9th 1900.

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EEP your biood pure and your stomach and digestive organs ina healthy coudition vy taking Hood's Sarsaparilia and you ‘will be WELL-

‘No Flies on our Bey’s at the Front!

Keep them away from the

folks athome.

Order sereen doors and

windows now.

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prices.

April 2nd 1900,

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Paints, oils, glass, carpenters to:ls, all cheap

FOR GAD ez. The celebrat:d Norton Machine Oil.

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Great Sale of Crogkery, Glassware :nd Groceries. Big Discounts for 30 Days.

All our present stock will be closed out at big reductions—below are some prices :—

$3.00 Tea Sets now $),95 per set 75 cent Glass Table Sets now 50 cents 40 “cc “ a3 sé ‘“é 25 “ 94 “c “ e. ‘“< ‘“ 20 ef 7 large Lamps “ oo 50 “ iT “cs cc 30 sc

$1.50 Lemonade Sets ‘“ —

1.50 China Berry Sets “ 1,20 50 “i Glass “s ““ “cc 35 6é 30 ‘6 és &é és ss 290 ‘

Also a lot of odd crockery selling at Half Price. '

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A few Things You Will Need

The warm weather is coming and you will have to make some changes in yor :}- parel to be able to enjoy the summer weather.

SOMMER UNDERWE AR

We have a fine line of light underwear for men and boys. better one 70c; and see our $1, U0 suits— ycu can’t match it in the city. Finer grades at higher

STRAW HATS

Last season it was voted by every one that our straws were by far the nicest In the Deity This year they will be'still nicer.

OUTING SHIRTS

We have bought verv Jargely this year in this line of goods and have sone of the

A good suit for 50c; a

Silk or linen {r nts with or without collar,

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