an  
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First Batch in New York Fresh From Bermuda Prison
Sang “Praise the Lord” When They Heard of Peace.
(N. Y. Sun, 15th.)
Showing still the scars of harlfought
battles on the veldt and with faces bronz~
ed by long exposure to the sun in South
Africa and in the [British prison camps,
¢ighty-two Boer soldiers arrived here yes-
terday from Bermuda on the Quebec
liner Pretoria.
They are the first batch ofIBoer Prison-
ers to be released since peace was pro-
claimed, and, with a few exceptions, all
are on their way back tothe veldt, where
their battles were fought, to restore their
farms and start life azain under the new
onditions that the war has brought a-
lle Felt Tired Even lorniig.
Malt Breakfast
Food
Makes Life Happy for a Montreal
Business Man.
It Gives Him the Vim, Acti-
vity and Strength of an
Athlete.
A prominent Montreal business man
says: “For two years I suffered more or
less from waterbrash and indigesti-Jn.
Upon rising each morningl felt as tired
aswhenl went to bed, and never sat
down to breakfast with a good appetite.
A"triend advised me to to uae Halt Break-
fast Eaod. Idid so, and' was delighted
with its davor and its effects on my di~
gestion. After six months use of Malt
Breakfast Food, I am now in Bret :rank
as far as appetite and health are concern-
ed. Mywife thinke there is no other
foofl to compare with Halt Breakfast
Food.” All Grocers eell it.
BELGIMI QUEEN SERIOUSLY lI.L»
Sra Blmiuu, July 16.-The Queen of
the Belgians is euteringtoday from mark~
edweakaeee of the heartand her oou-
ditiou if arousing muah anxiaty.
Loglgipz  I
Soy-
venlrs
W Whyvon can get
some af the nicest,
in German and
English China at
our store, also hand
painted she ls in
large varieties. Per- ,
h need a
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writing pad or nice
box of stationery.
We can supply you in that l.xie with goxl goods
at lowest pri; es.
trinity; igqqisiuii.
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10,000 pounds tins.
3,000 barrels.
VVARRANTED.
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.grounds out in them. Those who h`adn’t
-through his captivity.
pganirway. On the pier the privatea mixed
though everyone can talhlkhglish nowmany
having learned It in the camp in Bermuda.
In the tri W ,, .,
African °3~mD\I8DS- Two of these Gen."A
secretary; J. de Villers, state attorney Inf
the Frae Stats; Field Cornet N. Ferreris,
Gen. Yan Velden of Gan. Botha`s staff
ane Cominaodaat ,Keirser.
came in the second cabin, elected is J pay
Weil' WW hometo South Africa instead
Beers.
When the time for di-iembarking cam
they carried down the gangplank with
them a collection of baggage that was as
varied as their clothes. There were queer
little chests that had been carried through
the campaign of the veldt. Some* had
names of places now famous as battle
some ina an-.piama v.1i..§¢. one f mah
carriedadog that had been with' him
All in the men save Gene. Cronje and
Weesela bore their own baggage down the
with the generals- andltalkedi in Dutch,
TheBoershada hard time once they
not on the pier, for the immigration odlcers AR_R0\V FASTEST YACHT AFLOAT. ' _
did not know what to do with those who
had come in the second ca.b~_ NEW YORK July 15__']_°h¢, twin-am-aw
in which on the Pretoria corresponds to yacht Arrow’ owned byCh,,1e,|g_ Fling .
the steerage. First they were told to get and bum to maintdn ,__ maximum 39,94
on a boat for Ellis Island. Then they were of 40 -1 houn beat tim swift,-going I I " ` " '
ordered back on the ship tostay all night Monzguegiigf [the Sandy [Hook line in_  '  
on the ground that they would have to fm this ¢it,y to Atlantic H1211- _ _
show that they would not become public fag? so Igecisiveiy' as to pl-gvg pretty ~   
charges. But ilna‘1y Immigration Com- much beyond 8 doubt that the Arrow is 7, xzd aw :yr
missioner Williams was informed over the - age 514;; if not in
' ° ° ”" ‘”"°”° ‘am `” “h p ‘ ` I IJ 2/\
telephone by an indignant citizen ho wi tha w°r1d_ _ _  . 
matters stood and he at once ordered their .
didfmht care to discuss the
59ml. but said they were glad the
was over. Gen. Weseels said he
Wing home by the first boa.*. And so said
most of the others.
P- Cl`0D.i€. a bi-other of the famous leiid: Newspaper Article
From L'Avenir, St. Jerome, Que.  1.
_An=3ng,‘gi"e fx-_iéroplfiands pf iouéiz girls
All of th 1 d' _ . w o ess r. » sms' in ills for
em' "cm mg the privans who ‘safety carrying them _through that most*
perilous period of their -liv.e when they
step from girlhoofi into the broader
Of Waiting .for a British transport, to realm of womanhood, there is nonelmore
i t Mi G b i ll Th il
take them there. and so were allowed to §';t'_:::a°°1:'d';,|:§'g,n 'fo 30;: 5; ¢h°°':;Ef it
take passage on the Pretoria. Besides the dents of St. Jerome, Que., and grea lyl K  BAC H
B°¢l'S UW Dlirty included a few for-eign~ esteemed by all ner acquaintances. 'I‘o a
ers. who cant no back ta _'the veldt be- ’°°°’ ‘°’ °' L'A"“"7 dl' 'N°""’ m’°| . _ I
'~’“°S° °h° Bri'-ish sovernmwt has de- iiiiiiiitnszii :hill 1“£~ii‘iimeii¢"ii'i»giim;eiiriivi>i ‘ ,_,,-d ,, ,_ (harmed A°°°“”t“‘”tS
°l"~=¢‘i S0. and two Americans, J. J. Malloy age my health was very ban. I was very
of Boston and Michael Halley of Nevada. "°°'§i h;':_“‘.’ ,§"'f’“'“"° “fda °°°ldtf° ”3|
y, , W0 . Blk; D per!!! Pc' @1368 _Y Bl) .
who dw ` “aim t'° g°_b°‘°k °“yh°W' iireclinently slept but little. I suffered
It was an interesting and picturesque' from headaches, dizziness and could'
body of men that lined the Pretoria); mil scarcely move about without becoming
as she came ti her pier. They looked like b'§°°h1°”°fr?°1]§?e?,':£gI 'saghegig Sai: M
We HKIWCN' PI<=W\°¢S that “V0 Wm” fl'°Ul ivongiiiliigti-ine.n I was under tge :gre ot' i "_»;
South Atrios, their clothes of every out doctors, but their treat-nfepit didisiégt lzcgp ' , . »
5 ' I th tried severe vert m i- _
:ia c1°1°li’l aid slut h°t°.°§ every °h°p°° _ giiies, buifevith the same poor results and '
* ' Y a ° l ell <=e,rr1°= queer cause. 1 had come to think 1 could not get better i _
some of them with handles made of car- Une day I read in a. newspaper the s‘ate- - ~
tridges, and all had fifmiliar drop pipes. -m°°t °f ° Y‘2““3 .girl .wh°°° °-vmpwms ' ` "‘
' l t ” ticaiwu-h my own. who
They leaned on their canes and poiedi :zafecaggsbyegfm use of DL Wmiams.
0° Well' Pines and one had to ask all of _Pink Pills. I then decided to tri this
them from old Gen. Sronje down if they mspdiciue 9ing__l_1_ave_na~og blesalt :pang
' o use e p s
were.ghd no ba on t heir way h°m°’ t'° »ireekg?|°vhen I bereft to get better, and in
ilnd if they were. They were but, they 3 wupk ,f mums gv sympppm ot my
' = and was as
didn’t show it. That is the way with the tro had disavpig
as an irl of
d h ith I 8 aZ¢»
giliioe eglwgys enjoyed themhest- 01
and I shall be alad indeed if my.
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ral rates f
ali.
_vos faithful to some other
.P"‘2
girl.
of health for both men
timely use of Dr
which act as a
blood to
b ixgh
The Dr. anis’
Ont.
1 ii Q i in mr m' I __
l>yeret-.t- Hi, ..
mm, ofwhom were c°°;;p,;'u;§§i: Scif; Story of a. Girl Saved by a TEE
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- Maritime Business College'
Gr t ed - .
WGBD Dr at Paardbure, and Gen. J. R. _ _ ARE
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abnther of ex_PreBidem_ Stein 'ot th; ness and Night Sweats-Her ) ."""n;|f°;",' t°“"*“ .@;'¢“‘*°°J'
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girdloxi-empeiegeiiiziiiyirithgthttelidflixheSami Friends Feared She was Go- INSTRU C1-g?{?ULBACK C A R SCHURMAN C A -*ff s..\-sequent rinsing
"M12 G. A. Fresher, Mr. Steyn's private ingi 110 Consumption. ` J- VC- P- FRAZPEE, H J STECH vaniignffidnuziigwdngizm
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We have assistants during the winter months Jeweler
Accommodations for over zoo students 31 'Pypewriters
Fall term opens
' SIEP'I'IE}]!E-IEEE! 2 1902
Full information on application to
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liew hardware Store
In The London House Building,
Queen St., Charlottetown
I e U
Now arriving, 'a‘ntl`be1ng placed on the shelves,
a carefully selected stock of the finest articles in all
lines of general hardware.
The. best ofeverytliing in supplies for all trades-
men, for farmers and forthe housewife. Gpenmg day
about ]uly 21st inst. _
CAMERON dt CG
rebels. The prisoner-1, he said were divid-
ed after the declaration of peace into three
classes. those who had taken the oath of
allegiance to Great B.itain and could pay
their way home, those who had taken the I
oath, but couldn’t pay their way, and
those who had refused to declare that
,they recognized King E lward and would
not take arms again. Commandant Fer-
reira said tiat those of the tlrst class can
go home now whenever_ they want to, `
those in the second class can go when-
; ever a transport comes fer them, anrl 3
I those in the third class will have to 
shift for themselves in geting way even 
from Bermuda. i_
Asked about their treatment the Com- 
mandant said: “We have not much to I
complain of. The food was better than we
would have given under the circumsi anees.
A lot aztended the school the Rritish es.-
tablished on one of the Islands. There i
were no tea.cher=`, butbooks were supplied.
We- had plenty to read and could walk
and smoke, but it seemed a very long i
time and we are glad to bi! RUIUR back. 1
"‘We learned of the declaration of peace
on J une 3 through a telegram of the gov-
ernor which he read to the 0m¢¢r8. WIIG
were told to announce it to the men.But
we dldn‘t take much stock in it at first be-
-caune therehazi been .so_..mai1! Nmvrif-
~p|,¢¢,_a favrdays later, came a dispatch
ganveying the terms. - I
“ras British -vested esrieht awe' b°
ag.. ¢  rvqvanirivs Kina
‘Edward and l»&1'_80ill8 50 I3! 39"” “mas i
bntwe eaid`"_we.would _not dolany such
thing until weheard from ourgenerals in
_tim aqld. _ We w'eee.‘allowedl_-te' cable and
i ‘tha nga daywe received a deepatch from

  the sinus ass thought it worth
1 - `c¢mea»ame rm-an an that when 1
` A-uéasaitheserme  9*-I Wi” "°
1-¢ai` ‘  ‘*'i“i°81¥,
i ‘fans wrap it un”
p,w¢;a telegram. announcing 900° “S
read to the men in the cami! ¢V¢1'_¥ °“°
» rang the 16th Psalm. “P11559 B u\°~L°l`d'
' 'I‘heLord looseth the Pl`i1°ll'U1'S."'l‘“I *VU Y`
, one was R185- '
Tn HAGUE, July 1_B:Queen Wilhelraina,
isgmgmberg, near the Rhine, is so far re-
l
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WILHELIIINA I-IOIIE SATURDAY. _V - » i
who has been convaleecing at Castle*
labored to health that sho will return home
an sunday with her hnsimd- ‘,
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All ofthe Beers were willing ti ta`k "
and be photogriphed. Commandant _
Ferreira said that there were 4,600 prison- 
ers ln Bermuda, including some Cane
Scuiflcrs, Rakes &
Mowers.
Fishing
Boating
Bathing
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know our watches
p iheia in repair a who'e"y:
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