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The Boers bad wily generals ; lhe Boers are plucky men,

And sturdier foes onr soldiers grand May never face again,

They fancied that the cause for which Thev fought eo well was just ;

But Britain’s right aod britain’s might Won. Win they always must.

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While we admire the Burghers, vast

During the hot weather life | Coptempt we feel for those be made more coinfortadle Who fought for naught but bitter spite, man i ll ut iV ‘ i Le i z - _ ; As every nation knows—

T “é : ” i nean the “ foreign legions ”-—hounds

That bowled for British gore. Cur famous “dogs of war” leaped forth —

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W g k of Che bounds will how! no more! spores ’ a ee ee | How Satan must have groaned to see ; : 5 > wows . C 5

colos Witeh Hai *. oo His rabid creatures fall, ether articies conducive Ww nea a , Impierced by British steel and rent and comfort By British shell aad ball;

His greatest earthly foe ! How he must hate to hark her

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VSnrS ud “ The People’s Druggist.

Her wise, frank eyes have seen the cards

Leng bidders in false hands. A’ lset the depths of hellish hearts

She fully understands, The game they hoped to win is hers !

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‘ S Always on Britain bet ! 2 a - @ | The bitter lessons she has learued ’ pel : She never will forget. . ol... . | . ‘ @ | Where are the foreign legions now ? « ¢ i er 7 W here are the sons of spite ? : @ | The rogues who never loved the Boers 6 @, Or avything that’s right ? ° = Where are they who longed to blast ° The beauty of our fair t ' © | Britanzis, our goddess, good ® ' = , | And great beyond compare. Vho would want a ly ouner kind? A Giner:Snap that | Where are the treacherous rascals now idea, te atcaal | Who fought forenvy? They IS NOL Svappy * - oa Have from the face of earth been cut, We keep the snappy kind Like cancers, quite away. —mixed right, made right And bow is Britain ? Proud and strong, Fai intel oe | Supreme, superb and free, and we Séii them rignt at The loveliest “Lady of the land,” only | The glory of tha sea. r } LyTTLETOoN BakeR » s - : Ie per Ib. New York City. Order today. = ’ Si; ; 6 | this can be done Bi suae ° | DYE WELL Shan‘ i} : “svt MAYPOLE 1 e DYE Pp : D. Stewart: + , evvar @ || Achild can use it. Send for FRE book : a on Home Dyeing to : Winshes Baxkue 2 A. P. TIPPET & CO., Montreal. eT e| a BAKES BES FREAD. * i 4 = : | Da BoP peeeniveces # soseneceroes = Yr. H. P. Wright, Dentist at Mt.

Stewart, in order to extand the radius of tice is giving epeciail inducem *nts

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r CARD Y ‘jasting until September Ist, during ww a ° which time he will spend a week in each a - | of four places as follows;—July 29th to DR. EH. a RICKEY Aug. 5'b, et Morell; Aug. 5th to 12th,at ' | Head of S!. Peter’s Bay; 12th to 19th at (Late ‘Clinical Assistan” at Royal | Peake’s Station; 19th to 26th at Cardigan ipa aaa gam | Bree july tt Throat and Ear Hospital’)

RELIABLE MEN.

every locality throughout Cenadato imtro iuce our goods, tacking up show-cards on trees, fences, along roads, and al] conspicuous

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REsIDENcy—Water Street opp Hotel Davies | places, also distributing small advertising UFFICE HovurRs—% i0uam,to lpm,2to4pm / matter Commission or salary $60.00 p-r kLvenings by appoin! ment |; Month and expenses not toexceed $2.50 per

Eyes Teetea and Fitted With Glasses | G87. Steady employment to good, uonest, reliable men. Noexper‘ence needful. Write

FOR SALE.—1 arge bath tub, | combinations.

10 Prowse Rroe.

for full particulars.

The Empire Medicine Co., 246 w. London, Ont.

- E. Island. 1 iron chair 10 ‘combs, pext

large map of large invalids Apply*to John

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FOR SALE OR TO LET.—'

: : LOST—on Friday evening 22nd inst. La lies Also “Parkview” Cottage adj ;

| hand-satchel between Steam Navigition ‘0+

epiy to Hon. Geo. W. Howlan ortoD. C. wharf and Prince Sr. Finder wiil b- suit dies ae | ably rew by leaving at this orfice. Jane 29h, tf ably rewarded by leaving c , we } ag on > Ee SE >. FOF> PX ITER Ss ee — —— —— = CR, 3 >= = = VS=— — ——— sa () fm

Wash Fab Spatial:

July Sale Prices,

Colored OU» vandi¢ Muslins We have place d on our front counter t] alance of our stock, and to give everybody a heap we will allow one-third off,

Discount 1-3 off

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Capes, Hats Dress Skits, The The The Balance Balance Balance of of of our our our stock stock stock at; at al 1-2 1-2 1-2 Pric.. Price. | Price. i Now is your chance to secure gocd and stylish goods at Ww) i0W pri oe

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tended.

A number of ladies and gentlemen at- tending the Sit. James’ picnic at Morell yesterday became i]] after dinner, great excitement was caused. Vomiting was the main symptom, accompanied by diarrtcea and great muscular weak. ness, Severe abdomioal pains wete also experienced,

all he could for the sufferers in the | absence ofdrugs. Many of those attack- | ed were so greatiy distressed as to be helpless and had to be carried on board the train. At Mount Stewart aod Char- lottetown medical a:d was called in. On arriving at Charlottetown those suffering most severely were driven to their homes, where they were attended to. The sym- pioms indicated ptumaine poiconing, thought to have been caused by canned goods. The occurrence is to be regretted, but it is pleasing to hear that the conee- quences are not likely to be serious.

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PASTEURIZATION OF MILK.

Sin,—It is pleasing to observe that we are having machinery in operation in this city to pasteurize milk for the consump- tion of inhabitants of thie city, Not Only will it be beneficial tothe adults, but doubly beneficial to the infants and young children who are fedon condenssed milk, farinaceous foods and on some of the artificial foods onthe market. ‘The high death race in other countries from gastro- intestinal diseases has been greatly reduced ty pasteurized milk. No infant should be ted on cow’s milk in its raw state, but the milk for their use should be pastenriz- ed as soon as possible afcer the milking, the

so as tO prevent multiplication of bacteria and thus prevent the accumulation of __ their metabolic products. Tne pathogenic bacteria fre-

quently encountered in milk, and which are a source of great danger to infants, are

the ordinary pyogenic cocci; the tubercle bacilli, and virulent colon bacilli ass we! as the bacillus ear itidis sporogenes whica klein believes to play an _ active role in the causation of idiarrhoe. Cattle having garget should be isula'ed trom the herd and their milk should nut te used. The

millk of cows éufferiog trom this condition 18 dangerous and some means should be adopted to eee that the cows supplying milk to the city are io a healthy cca ition.

These organisms are most probable also derived from manure and gaip ic pathegenic power through multiplication in tne milk. Ifthe pro- prie O° of this icstiintion will gueranteeto supply an average ot i Cent, butter fac in bis milk we are sure this will be a decided improvemert on our present supply we think the city should possess a Babcock milk tester in the bands of rome eompetent persuc who would test samples of the milk fur nished and be a check upon adulteration end skimming. Ins report made by Dr. S.E. Getty on June 201 1897 before the Alumni Society of Beilevue Hospital from studies made in Yonker+, N, Y.in 1896 he result of substituting pasteurized mk for ordinary cov® milk decreased the death rate 47 per. cent.

We sbould gladly hail and welcome thie institution ic our midst and encourage the proprietor with the full pa ronage of he citv, and it is to be hoped that he wil! be ab'e to purchase a eufficient supply of milk fresh from the cow in order to im- mediately bring it under the influence of the pasteurizer, We wish him every enccess, and trust the venture wil! prove profitable.

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NEW MOWN HAY ie eweet smelling *# source of honest profit, but pota- m< bis trom & cough is neither piessant nor profitable, so insure with 25 cents wi h # bottle of Adameon’seBotanic Cough Balsam. 25c. all Druggists.

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Tue Acapia is in port.

Raitway Pronto at Kensington, Auguet 4th. é ' Tue Props,—Showers at firet,*hen c’ear. '1Dg with fresh west and northwest winds

qe 8. O. E.—Regular meeting Lodge | Prioce Edward this evening at S o'clock.

i _—_—- Dr. Coffin, who was on the grounds, did | Cattte For Sypney.— Mr. Thor,

Berrigan, Royality, shipped about thirty cait'e toSydney todav per Princess.

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AskinG For Dares.—The Richards

Stock Company aru Miss Pauliae Jobo.

son are asking for dates at the Opera: Zouse in August.

LeaGve or rue Cross.—It is hoped that our readers are keepicg in view the League of the Crose picnic on Monday. It promises to be a great success, and will be well wor.bh atteuding. The railway fare is very emall.

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Fett From tae Roor.—A carpenter named Monaghan. emploved by Lowe Bros., today slipped from the roof of tle new church being built on Kent Street and fell among some boards injuring bim- self abont the back. The distance he fell was about twenty feet

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Masonic Tempie Compansy.—The an- nual meeting of tae shareholdere of the Masonic Temple Co. was held lastevening® After transtcting the usnal business the following board of directors was elected : S W Crabbe, Benj, Rogers, W W Stanley, T A McLeav, Geo. W Wakeford and D MacLean, Secretary. Treasurer,

In Financia, Dirricutrres.—The St. John Sun says: A. A. McUlaskey & Son, manufacturing confectioners and dealers in cigars and tobacco, are in financial troubiee: J. M. Fortier, of Montreal, the principal creditor, wss here yesters day and had a coaference with the firm, which resulted in the calling of a meeting of the creditors for Auguet first. It is said the liabilities will ran well up to thirty thousand do!lare.

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CaLeponran Crus —The antuugl Scot: tish Gathering wii! be held at Souris Driving Park, on the 220d August, next. The commitiece on games are determived On making it the most successful ever held under the auspices of the club, as well asthe grandest reunion of the eons and danghiter- ot old Caledonia, their de~ ecendant< and friends of the present cen- tury. The programme i; varied aud above the average and should draw a very large number of our bert athietes. The national! Scotiish games predominating. Be sure to taxe it io.

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Swimming Tights at Stanley Bros

We have them to fit boys from 5 to™l5 years of age; different qualities in the different sizes, Prices from

10¢ to Men’s Bathing Suits

For small men and big men—a splendid assortment.

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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:

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Prices from 10¢ to 75¢ Each.

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For Saturday

We pride ourselves in showing’the largest?and nobbie-t lo of neck wear in the city.

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be proud of, come to us. ‘ The Examiner Job Print,

These are the things that THE EXAMINER Job Print turns out, and then the prices are so

low that they'll surprise you.

London House Building, (Jueen Street, Charlottetown,

WANTED

A boy having some knowledge of Job Printing. One who can feed job presses preferred. Apply; at Tae Examiver ) FPIOR.

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Freight handled carefully and at cur- reat rates.

Passengers wil] find the accomodation she very Lest, and the trip up and down

CARVELL BROS, Ch’town, May 14th, 1900. Agents. dy2aw wed & sat.

SCHUOL TEACHER WANTED.—Gentie- man or lady. Good pay weekly for selling Fruit or Ornamental Trecs. Shrubs or

‘oses, in Towns, Citiesor Country. Unusual

2mand forthis line now. Brown Brothers snpaoy, Narserym3a, Limitei dliw,

We have them at any price from 2« to 10.€

Another strong line with ' us is our Shirts, :

_ White and colored shirts, soft outing shirts collars attached i. eilk front shirts. See our double thread Balbriggan Under. | clothing, 85c per suit. i -

Extra bargains every Saturday night, Store open until 1k i

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HALF PRICE LADIES DRESS AND SAILOR

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