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irritations - prolhvie-S U h
growth-and leaves the hai
glossy and sweet.
“TARINA”
“The Ladies’ Hair Soap
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is a preventative against the
evil effects of perspiration, and
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J-E. B. McCREADY, |J. P. HOOD
Editor.. Business Manager
have been established at the following places,  They see that C0 give the Outland-
lshed, advertising, ich work and other busi SFS the VOWDS POWBP W0l1ld bepractic-
-§§`§15_r‘,1"§,{‘S§g‘;;""(‘,l,’1;,°r,e.S Booksto-re_D K Cumofally to make their country British
\I I ° ' ' ‘ 1 a
every lady should have a cake.
Sold in tin lined box, 250.   
If not for sale at your drug- °
gist send price and we vill ~- - 0 --f-- - '
mail box p03t_Pg,id_ SATURDAY AUGUST 26 1899.
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. BRITON AND BOER
ALBFRT TOILET SOAP C0.
'satisfactory and permanent settlement
- The word Boer, so much usein these
a v l t o 1 '
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I _ _ _ . .
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be
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P. 0, Box 2410 Montreal
days of Tr ns aa r ub es, is Dutch
for farmer In its broader sense it
signifies one of the population of
BABY`S OWN SOA Dutch descent in South Africa
3,9 This element, it is to be observed
C C 1 d
nlonaelolnololeaeuolou ‘§‘l;;‘l’_ml_')’;';_t  whit; a;’e°°,5_;_n;‘;h
possessions, and in the Orange Free
State, and the Transvaal The first
Manufacturers also
of the Celebrated
Boers in South Africa. immigrated
from the Dutch possessions in Java in
1652 and were reinfoiced by a num
ber of Huguenots thirty Eve years
la‘er
Since 1795 when Cape Colony be
"°|"|"" came a British possessiin, captured
from the Dutch there has been
i
»can be done all the same. There are
faith. - Doubtless Kruger" ai'i'd.ihis as-A
sociates in’the government have a
somewhat intelligent idea of British
power and resources, but of these the
mass of the Boer population are ig-
norant, and it suits their lead-
ers to keep up them so. They
are a brave, liberty _loving_ peo-
ple who believe the "Lord is with
them, and having twice given them
victory over their British enemies,
will doubtless do so again if war
should come.
again. They earnestly desire to get
rid of the remaini of British sover-
eignty, and would' prefer rather to
fight than to yield. The stupendous
blunder made by Gladstone-in 1881
in making peace with the then vic-
torious Boers is now apparent. Exist-
ing conditions have become intoler-
able, but it is hard to see how any
can be reached without bloodshed.
\Vhat was left undone in 1881 must
now be completed v hen lhe task has
become much harder.'l‘he Boers must be
seundly whipped, and the power trans-
ferred from them to the despised, and
persecuted Outlanders. The Trans-
vaal will then become a British poses-
sion, this time to remain so.
all-q..g......_i,_
Quebec province in 1897 had __a de.
iicit of $800,000 on ordinary account-
Now, it is refreshing to learn, the ex-
penditure has been brought within
the income. It is from a most un-
expected quarter that this lesson in
economy comes, but it shows what
other and more eastern provinces
which might find it profitable to
make a study of Premier Mai°chand’s
and its asses aiisiisnis -
cev|.oN'rEA.i   ” '
Best and goes the farthest. r _ 1
Sealed lead packets only. Al1_Grocers. ` f ~ `  _
_ v 250, 300, 400, 500, 600. - _ ~ Q
» _ -
__ V _ E aurgitgtmspéinm orbvoua r__.:i1i'nLY<D_r_§INKbl;  
diiiiisrns    "°"'___'"°
. W Y ' 1 .4 J Y I 1 8 l '
ll.A.ll.A. ANNUAL SPURTS
» _ 
‘The Annual Sports of the Charlottetown Amateur Athletic Association will
- ~ be held on their Grounds 9 v ~ _ ’
c I-I .AI-1 _:i:...ot.':|'.' '1' 1-nm 
~ WEDNESDAY, SEfPT.  ;......
The following is the Programme and P_ri,ze_List:. ' [mm
1. One -Mile Bicycle Race, Novice. ' V f _
lst-~-old Medal; 2nd. and 3rd, Silver Medal. ‘
2. Half Mile Bicycle Race-(Time Limit). ’ _ ~ I
l ' lst and 2nd-=-Gold Medals; 3r.l, Silver Medal.
”3. 220 Yards Run. A - . ` .
lst-Gold Medal; 2nd, Silver Medal. - l
4. One Mile Bicycle' Race (Timé Limit) , ` _
_ Qfqpg Hut;-.is a new food for rouble between the Bntish and the\ methods. ~ . -lst and 2nd'-Gold hI'edal;l3rd, Silver Medal. ‘
B Th _ ~ __ _ _ , _ , __ ,_ .. . V - :- u
_the brain and nerve centres. _ It is oers e two races have not as S, Dng Mdg Bggyglg  'Boy-_S under 15,' '
made by special treatment from wheat L_ __ ‘ _ _ ' _' _ " '.'  A ' T .‘ -
similateu A large portion of the
and barley and is fully cooked and Boers accepted British rule, while
_ ist__0sia Muni, and sri-.-sf Mean.
_   t - __ it ' 'e. salsa Bi  lense. ~ _  _ ' 
predigested. The system _will absorb others, more restless and adventure-__ _  __ »~ . ._ _  fl” aid.-2n%_;G°la §Zdc°h_,3rd_ silver Med`1_  _ _ 
agreawr amount ofnourishment from -om,-pushed northward and _found   -   7;-  - - -v ’ ' 
onepouud of Grape Nuts then from new homes for thgmselvesm what is ‘s ~- ‘=- _  i ._ _ _ -  -, __ V _ _  _ - _ ___ _- _ . _ - __ ____‘,
F,ersnle,it-____, _ ,_ _
.__i_ ‘ya i '-
sae' isttita»ssiiis“y'  ova     __ r     TWQ__1VI11¢ Bi¢Y¢l¢'tR2¢¢(L.il5). 1   
_  t?  h :Po 'er ' ' ‘ ` I I 6  180 ind 2116-G0ld M0631! 3111,   . _. A 
d o ' l ' 1
   in iiisii-`°s0€in¢r§f_ Ea” __iii'"is4s.i'__'l, _  1   lf;  '_ - 
_ __ _ ~ . >£i__;;_
They everaud--unlll' ”‘.‘9§  _ ' Y j  1 Against time-withpermission for pacers.
 _ _ willing-subyectsand-weilegiven if  » S ,  _  1_9f_2B§,-¢Dd_3'_\'d‘vG ld'~M°dl1- ll All
n
.tt
Y _ We-_ _G HOW V ` , `  9 Massey l:larris'_Tropliy _
_" ;l:;l;’P6';:i‘en:°i°:g}';§;dr&l3'1 £'1__t;;°.i:~_ _ - .   H  __ -Entries close  lst with the See’_y. '-   with_=,,q'g_¢_|;-
~__-1 ggi; gugtwg p§t_;§[_|%<-._-Q" ' ed for 25 yan . éut tha __»__°ublJ _   _  must accfimpany the entry,-otherwise it_will_ notbe 
D m or tw_eenB'riton and Boer continued, - ~ - .9 9 I ` » -* ` A A A, 9 I _ -9 f-- 
 cmosf'iii`°&srclianis’ Basis
_ uw    _ ___ _,ms T Sh __ l PBANU IN
 0nF _, t ’ iudsit Hate, ii  __ Il In _ ir . epstone wit a =- _ -  »_ TE-LIIY'
-"°ll"°W° 5 `  “_new l_'00P Of cav%ll‘Y went to Pretorimi    L%vlllrioegrlibBii1.lr¥.u1‘tu.all.n°.°i'il
L ' Ythe capital, and after a very, triiiingi 2: gloomneidf.f.f.IffffI.._I.§.f_.._
' ` T ” resistance overthrew the Boer Re-  9' - fi 'Po‘ii:l¥i'l11`i`.l_iii'.`.11'.'.`."°'.'
._ _ public. History relates that he £ _ .. W-elm?" “-_~'~ 
0 . . _ _ :_ ._
  __&  the Transvaal and ,proclaimed it
8 ' BllTl3llfSe Sllllllllllfil 010- remain so Three year s later in
_ .- _. 1880 the Boers were in armed revolt
so
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You’ll wear no other
corset. '
Its `ust a matter of- A
m_(_i1.g__is`<_>_:xh_rIr5;i__<_>il'°'1:¢“SS¢i1 & C0- gn January and February 1881 the
isastrous battles ofliaiug s Neck and
OFFICES'_l`l[li:;lgt£ll0cv§1'\- - ajuba Hill were fought and in
‘Aug 25"d&W3m°° arch following a treaty of peace
,_-__ - -__ -_ was made in which the independence
f the Transvaal was recognized',sub'-
 ues: SPECIAL  t to the sovereignty of the Queen-
n
REMEDIES i all matters pertaining to its re--
, laticn with other states, _ `
“uG"E§ofggfHm'é§Lu:§r0nwm Hom£_ 1 Some furtherconcessions were made
:>
ec
ness, ;.5u§“__a1g Pulmonary affections y the convention of 1884 by whiehil
n
British- territory. It was not long
00 ' . ’ , `° K
M
M
. ‘ ll
   - the n Transvaal WGS allowed t@'l
fc.”
mars .a||Eu'*-|-B", Wu -tain ed; “ The convention of 1884
8llO5`c1a.| f ~Rel'gl'°e's prepared for DY -the two countries. This convention ‘i
`l` ;é;N£;9Fm10N» CUNSTI the Bepi-shave violated in many ways
liucsisr - P ° -
, - _ ’ 4 The discovery of gold in abundance
Amie Apommg-i°h=T'li°i» , made the' Ti-ansvaal a rich countr
_ Y
;_and caused°a' large influx of British
  _
'FL
ee
J
getting accquainted
with this best corset of
all.
P. C'-. Corsets are the
corsets that will lit
when you buy them-1*
and-lit until they are
worn out.
Ask your dry goods
'dearer for P. C, Corset
£6
Miseouche   I*
;.A. E. ARSENAULT. ll. R. llcKENZ|£. f und in the treasury only a single _ f ' 3“m1!1¢fS1“é----- -`-- -
‘ *w ' half crown piece. He then annexed ¢€°   ' < :‘ Kenimgrm  """" "
Freeto\ni....... .... ..
. ‘ Emerald..._..... .... ..
“ Hiadalbaiie .....  . 
“ Hunter River.. .. . 
“Wiltshire ............ ..  
“_ h0ftJunction.......  
Arrive at Ch’town . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
..
I‘AIL`ES~
TiB'nish to Piusvil e .... . ._ . . . . . . . . . .
..
1(3:looomileld lIi_J_ Portege . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. ._ l.l§
nwayto ichmond .......  _-  .95
Welington to St. Eleanors . . . . . . .
.. ' 85
_ Summerside to F-reetown..._....  _ .75
:Emera1d1:o Fredericton ................. _ .6.i
Clyde to Wiltshire .......... . .` . . . . . . . . . .
._ .45
_ Colville to Charlotletown, Single Fares. .
Kinkora to Capp Traverse ............ _ .‘ .75
Souris to Bear iver . . . . . .
. .» .......... ._ .85
Rollo Bay to Midgell . . . . . . . . .
 -_ "
Marie to Doug1as...._ ......... 
St Andre-ws to 1‘ra`.cadi¢..._ ............ _ .
Bedford lo Charlottetown, Single Fare..
Geor etown i P 
..9,53 ‘
.io.~z5 -ii
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(¢
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15
as
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...$l.2<
.ns .
5
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45
_tell him, to Show you _"l48Ro§dtoPealres.?l'l;l1. ''''''''' 
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amino iniclolr srAcH’lt13j§§l€ii33;;l;;<?f1E3°;l;v1'?va§i;_§f4CANAlllAN Nlllllllwfsl
Prince Edward Island P
_ _ _ _ _ _ d 1 _ k_ _ _ , _ _ _ y 
N111 BPS- 09015! TIIZISUHALSL Mam;; m$1‘h;Bc?e:sm;r;ngii?t;vdl;;1y religious  tclivill §liaelilleslln0Exil31um}1T(;nvE 1 9 '_ 1 I 9 1 in
t,,,,,,d ' ' ‘ people mainly of- the Dutch Reformed B;-unswig _ ' ° '
  -   - Im-    0
dian Northwest. Tickets will be sec- 9 ' `- ;»_; -  -  u __   1
_ - ond class in each direction and good ff no  ` T 9 ' ` 9 
_ _ _ l "'.';‘i_‘1-2‘£<..i=,,,as-:\2;»,;-_p_5_»__§ ___.é,-; Q7;-t 1__  .» _,» '_ ' L   »_,l,- ._.<_.yf\lr Q” <» -.  ‘-F=.‘- STB!
_\\,_.,,,-,,»,..__,,,,,.,-._. -Q -- A3 ;- ,,_____ f_),___ W  _ ,for return till October-.28L_h and I,,°v_ _ _._ __ ’, ;“"_ _+ ‘éf'_. _ _ is _ - __
ll", . A=4_. A  4 )>_;_.__»? -,  _ _§~  ember llth. 1899, respectively.    . - -_ _
5, _ . '  The return rates will be as follows: 0 _ ` - V
 $PI‘ll1g Il‘3(l€ 0 @ ??“si=se?rs‘.f°»-‘f“”°»“rif°
/If al
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__ The time has come when vnu should look up your ,
_,_ wardrobe and -e hon it ii me l iid fi r ri ' ,
_ ' ‘ - - - ` *P P9 “HL _ sale from stations east of St J h T119 11lJ0V€ Com ` il ° 1 1 »  M A FA -E
f,\\, 1 _ - . _ _ _ _. _ _ » . c n, _ _ _ panies are notconnected th th . ‘ -
 In the event of you orc id ml: lo. irvest in a suit or  :B Z: bgiecejaq-fférzuyqne wishing Fu-¢ gdnctlgrvgiters, and are not bound by the Kam, rf EI, I;l;nd £13130?  a
_\_,__,,_. o e a vantage o t egg ¢h : repar e ect insu t Q  _ ’
__ if lcurslons to purchase iosai iieigis ef ' tance a 5"‘|'5t““-531|! Nllllved rates
_ _ ~.  _°i 0' ~~ * - 'V-wa
 .I 1' mciisnziiz iss ra-is i;.:°:;fe§.».i:.irri;:z:rrr J J JOHNSTD P-2-‘if-511%” "°°“
L overcoat, etc., act promptly by ordering the same
1,;>\- from
I
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 and other European people These the! " 9 *» ff’
Boer Government taxed heavily, re- V _ °
, refusing them the voting franchise. 5 
A H stricting their business operations and  
~ `, It has come at length to this that the; _ ____ __T0 
~
\e
_ .__ _ , .. ,i *AS »,¢ f;‘~»--.~,,,.~.,-_-= ~,_ -_
on o t ecountry,and pay nine M  -“   "  1'  " A "  A'
ths of the taxes, while the Boersl On iugusq; 0953 and _ge tem “Q
  _ _ 1,.. eueceecoooeeeeoooeoe -
U .saif ii iii na i _ ~ .- _ . . P . V ._
Gg1§“i§§‘§s,n n?;m°3t¢Ho*:e1_ D °°~““1’° retain absolute control of the govern- ~}2rh the Canadian Pacific Rai1v.a 
Finest boatin bathin ilshin Write
_ _d   ___________ __ p _
~~ No. 300 Adni°lssii$ii'§s`eeii3tii°""Gi-ands  3 ' 
-_ _ , ~- -  °- ‘ _ tana10oents- _ _ ~
 13.2"  ziiziszs.,  .ii B- sp--M s-an ~- 11-=--.-i-..-.... 
ascents.  _,__ , _ , G, PIIOWSE, President. ~ E,'|'|, BELII- Secretary. 5
 __ -remamspthe -,__r'my_whiéb_ dewte  .- $1.00 -ii,»,0wn,1>_ E. Lang. 23-draws; _ __  v . ,_ _ _i
 A ,ily re§ul'ates the'relatioms_-._'between .` ' for exam e- ~
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._  _ _
\.l11- ' 1:81.
_ _ _independencein-l854._»_»   ._  .i.__.10,  __      ,_i  " ,r _._-.,;,__.f;__f;,.j,t.;,_§_~ . __
 - - The Trsnsvaal, which -lies inane--vslumis to.1nvea¢aeei¢i~e¢-uname ‘  ~  '
_diuaiyuiuienorih sf urs” oi-ings   ' 1S***@°1dl“l1°¢`=‘§;f2=d»iS*1'°f1'1»d°1-      
-' ~ _ Free suite. was iii-st seti1ed'by` rnslvwrhwwwn Pune nimble. the Il Three Mile B cycle Relay Race l r '"
"if
rw
3'*
_Boersin 1836, _ tl18y havin! 'Pll§`bed` "ul 'i 0   A ° Teams Clubs lorlotherwise--Sul' it l'l;l'°v"e'r i
if wmssths_Rivsrvss1u>_ get fsrtli'sr{uc.‘i§o»»‘f&`i°i'°»i3n. H¢u.°l"l '-12. Five Mile BicycIc`Team  ,_ . _  _  _
'awa from .British I Th ” `   " ' ` " A 1'  '
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“ 'arrligan .......... ..
“ Peakes. ..................... ..
“ Mount Ste part . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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" Bedford _ . . . . . .
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..
- °‘ Bovaltv June ...... ._
Arrive at Chailotlf-town.
F OR. EAS i‘-Sreciel _leaves
for Georgetown an ‘Souris at p. ni;
QAM standard lime. ' ’ 9- -
Arrangements are bein ‘mad ` with the
1._c.a.mil=sus airruiingrictihrs as me
Fu-st--'ilsss Fare from all Station. in New
Brunswick and Nova-:c itia to Charlottetown
on the 5th September, sooo to return up to
and cn the 8th. .
Picton, to Charlottetown audi Point
du Chene to Summerside, Single Farsi
good for passage on Tuesday,Sept. 5th-,
good to _return Thursday, Sept. th.”
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-1-,,,u,°“'~.;y§t‘ English Dru” and _and at various 'times, notably in re- ` Quebu P. Q '
Piii`ili‘li"i"iilltursf.. ........ ‘“-1‘;.1:.°:;E.‘2g2s“°  °°‘r°‘~ "'   "9 Wh" Ell`f®l‘-S     " 
_ D _ wi . '
I-csv'-‘S old aim-s__B_a_hinii
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_ And goes away' well ‘htted',\in fa. new P-in '
_ -_ ~ of our selected boots and'7s‘hoes, well sat-
a-
.  /. ` iislied-asto price, quality and style,
    8 e Thomas- l`lcQuaid
9
Lower Queen Street. -
Red Deer, ltdmonton ................. ._ 40.00
As the above tickets will not be on
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information with
REV- A
None of last
Greenonhand
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Baavas 3
Roofing
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- .$~_  __ I,-;`,»__,_;;§__,~< ‘i-.ii-ge-____§,_>_f‘i,~__»-.`\/.ll Aug 26 Jando 23' tt A801110 Charlottetown, P E I 'newstanda Contains a map
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