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5 cakes for loc.
_L G_  HOME OF THE GUARDIAN
Druggist, The Medical Hall;
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North Side_ Queen Square.
clit-\RLoT'l‘s”rowN, P. E. r.
_ ’ Business Office Telephone l33c-
'_ f K l Odice Hours 8 a.m. to 6 p. m.
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For four years I had
been troubled with consti-
pation which brought on
piles, I was induced to try
_ Ripan’s Tabules. The re-
sults were better than I
expected. As a regulator
of the bowels I believe `
Ri[,au’s are without an
equal. and I am never
without them now. _
Druggistz. ' .
The tive-cent racket enouah for an - -
ordina occasion. 'the family
bottlezcenta, eoutaina a snppl y
for a year.
-'T‘~` '
2 J. P. HOOD, Bus. \Tu'r.
I Residence Telephone, 1334.
Editorial and News Telephone 133.
I Oice Hours x2 noon to 6 p.m.; 8 to 12 p m.
I E J. E. B. MUCREADY, Editor,
. Residence Telephone 32.
domlniona, marks a milestone in the
history of South Ahica There were over
89,0N slaves in CUPS C°l°U¥» U' 1“°3°
*madorlty of which were held bf Dum"
owners who held less advanced views in
regard to slavery than the English. There
was disratisiaction as to the distribution
emancipation nearly destroiéddhl 38"'
culture of the Colony, while it had the
etfect of afterward aivancing the sheep-
grant of representative Government
llll lllllllllllll llllllllllllll.
MONDAY. 'JULY 7. M12.
PROGRESS OF SOUTH AFRICA.
A timely vclumeis the tenth ot the ex-
|cel1eat Nineteenth Century S ries, deal-
ing with _the progr-.ess of South Africa.
ldurlng thecentnry past. The period
:comred is the greater part ot that in
‘_ wninn can lnign and interesting nnnlinnof
,_ _..____i _
l§Xhibiil0lls A
in  Azz'  _ ‘_ onairterota century, much ot that time
ln an cthcial position in the land of which
- 9 .° . - - _ , he wrices. Dr. Theal had before written
 'l’rizePl.eitsft. '
 _ __H°'¢taltyse _ ormance.
~B,5‘__i|li_4Q$_,_Ni.£_h.t_§_hQW~ __ _ l9F_t'_=_°___‘T°‘_\1°\°_haters \l4__'_Y1=l°h 1° °1=°`
abow~ix its prime list in
iT"°T§"'°°° =l'<l~mf- me ahlblmi in onnn nuns nna M anti. sa ntl
 L_. ._ .9S, eaare. _ , rua _
$1 = _ v..   A Theinitial elapter deals with the state
_ f
 prize' list comes within
 lifii;
ir?"
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fgf *" \ l ' `
VJ
p' ii' .   _gAg|NQ r°»ds=»¢bii¢s`leh_;l=ilfs%l7f;~¢'¢»4~i»~w»p»»-rs.
 _‘£7 ~‘»”»""'-.‘~_ ~ »-; f_.sii.¢_ 2 _ ' 'i ii i    7 ‘
'_-_-__-__   ~f~-cf pme, the pi-evl:_le\_\tl_a_\_l'iog@iau_,§_n1l the nnm-_
    ._..;._-‘_ _,deff gg; _lm nf lnn_laanl_1ltqit»;  not tn nx-
_»t.‘-.~,,}.f  ms* °f Fm' ceedthrea mi lions iu,_¢l_L‘5outh of the
   .
"s = if  _.i.*_fea3l;oexlnnRl"
_ T'  ` "F ii lar' perform-
' this r and the
 _V  nil l>=_
_  _ __ ,tothe phat an every respect.
lalilicvsmni   C Iollcnolmns'
Ample seats have been provided for those '
viewing the expertjudnng of animals and
forthoee hearing lectures in the ring. ‘ 
L w excursions will be in force on all
' the world has been generally known and
` _ I °» '_  *the recent Boer war, tcllowed by what we
. ‘  5.; a permanent ~ ace under
P9
_ .-the Qritieh dag has ur. atly intensided the
"numb," mu.” “_ ot the country in 18tll, the lack of
_ ........°:':::.'.'.'<:...:'.:.°:.i°:'»=°°sf »~1~1*=°rl-il'-he-lfmied °°--
`inter_est tilt by Britons generally in that
_ country. The author is Dr. George Mc-
  Theal, who we blleve is a New
ifrunswicker by birth and has spent a
.a history of Siuth _Africa in six volumes,
has well as a short history thereof together
_ with ma.ny other works on African aub-
jscta. His portrait forma the frontispleoe
graced with portraits of Sir George Grey
Hotmeycr
merce, schools,  courts,
Zamboni River. In  chapters
we have an a°°09lW_ oljlibe ancient ln-
tablants, the _Boohmen,_ the Hottsntots
and the Bxntus, cr  their personal
appearanee,habits and methods of con-
ducting warfare, and the area occupied
by cash uibe in 1800. Two chapters deal
with the formation of the ilrst Dutch
lines. Apply for prize list and all inform- If
ation to _ I
J. E. Woon, S
Mauaqer and Secretary. I
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" Livery  I
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ruhisnable Li‘t¢lY m¢3MbSg' ‘
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ima. fl°r'a:i'ii"bvli5e and well .
» groomed horses; that we have "
every style of wagfon and car- '~
' th t 1
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_a
range a amen o rea¢cn con d 5 |_
- ask for-in fact rigs that com- '~ I
care lavonhly wit those from  |
~ the hueat private atableaintowu. ‘~“» :_
_. Our tnrnauta Invert got that 
“Livery stable~rlg“ atampabout 
@¢G. ` I
This ia very eeanonable weather ~
for drivir .-roada are excellent f»
and the air bracing. ‘1
_ Use telephone if you like-ron. l .~
#_ casa-r osonca sm _ 'Z4
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New Suitinga for
low.
1=lNlscllsloll llllorlnlc 
'l`hx;s;lprh;z;§`o;11l'g;u:li;g~lrr:d.the Custom Tallorurg ia the' 
We areprond and pleased to seethe number of new customers 
wearrehgetaxngmthmcleptgrtment. _ _ 
1l_ agd proc _at_wearegiring'g'ood val nh.
able up-to-date  withbest workmanship an all
ine littmg clothing which are appreciated.  _
 and   
‘_ _"_ '_ - i ` _
» i i it  onuméai    
settlements, and the history of the Dutah
in Atl ica from 1652 to 1795. The first
English occupntiou from 1795 to 1803 is
next tr ated of. The .rule of the short
lived Batavian Republic, 1803 to 1806 and _
the Brtish capture of Cape Cclony 'Iol-
'Ihence onward we have the trnubled
story of dissensions and warfare, some-
tmes between British and Dutch, at
others be tween British and native tribes,
the most rnnnidnbln nf the inner lining
the Kamrs and Zulns. There were r ine I
or ten Kami' wars in the century, each
followed by a peace as it was called on the
British side, but which the treacherous
savages treated as a truce to be set aside
whenever he was ready to begin plunder-
ing and slaying again. Between the fn-
quent struggles with the natives progress
was made in settlement, opening up com-
munication and trade with the interior,
the establishment ot churches and schools,
courts of ju=t’.ce and the tvoluticn ot fre e
Government. The Imperial act of 1834,
if
*hs  .trade ‘nun
___ _ _ Nerve Food
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i'   _
 _Efrf 1
In his treatment of the many points in
with some severity and being perhaps too
l ` V M _
ral ing industry ' A
_ , WW V i 3 ”
Among other important :tops in the _ _ I . g_ _ _ __
makng of South Africa, were the settle- ‘ _ E i < e ‘ ‘
ment of Natal which existed for a time as * ’
a republic, but was absorbed _
into the British colonial family io 1345? I ' " .
the famous Sand River Convention of 1852 ` ' . ` ’
Caps Ctlonyin the same year, the dis ’
e which
covery of diamonds in 1866, sine ~ I  Lf; __  S it  Q 
$400,000,000 have been produced and sold;  _ .» _  _  I. ‘ ` _ L `
h nn x lh 'l`ransva.al in 187'
_ _ _ _ _ _ " »;.,i. ;___ _-' _ _ _ _ . _ ._i
t ea e. ation of e ‘ ' T ' ' ’ 5 ° M
aflera roubled existence of nearly-fortyi’ »   R LY' I ' ~
Nth .`  ru - b _sh van. _ V _ _ - _._ .. . _ ._ ._
year, erlas ra, syn a, econ' _ _ __ _ __ _ ._ . . . _
tion of Pretoria and the restoration ofthe __ __ % *g ~ _ f
South African R public (Trnpsvsul) in  / @  ‘ w @ 
1881; the devcl Pment Of K°1d mi°illl ill _  A” -i  I if 1 3 7" "
the Tranevial; the Jamieson Raid ot’ IUUSQQ _ _ _ __ _
and the events which led up to the war  " 5 ' A k f 2 _ f in _.ff  1   _ 1  y A _
now happ ly closed. _Dr. Thcal  net Q _j    _ i. $1;   f’  gf , I ._ _ _
treat ef the war i..self, ai that 'suhjeetlv " V _ I  _   V _ M W;  _ U
will betreated ot in another vol me  ~ '_ "  _ I
u nl’
|.heNlueteenth Century Slries. " 'e '  ~' _ ~ "_ -,M *__* __ ‘_ _,_ N _
dispute between British, Dutch and "t
natives the authcr betrays no marked; -AQ; _ A !   ` _ " Q f J __ A ; _*_* 
partisanship with either, 'bill has giviigg 2°  `_ '_  I .i Y V  ii  '  ,_ ‘ `  ‘I
from his evidently very rnu. lnrormatlon.  \` C  ._  s   _  _  _ -_
theffacts as he seestllem. _ He was loiiii  _ A i ' ' i ' ' '  » w '  _  » ~‘  ii"-=l'.f'l~`» 3
_ca the most triendlytsrms with a ~  “   _ _ _ ,
I circle of individuals of the English, Dutch” » _ I ` ' _ '  ‘ ’ I ` " _' ‘ _ _ -
and native races, and apparently had no ' _ ' i_ f.. _ _  _ I A _   _ . _ ,.2 _
` desire to favor one or the other. .Dl:rlng§]_%_ _  I  -I d  _ _ __ __ _ _ F- _ _ .f~°~- n ~° __ ;, ,__ gy,
_ et m quoted as hav- _ _ 3 y `    ir;
ing before criticised British mistakes % i' ` ' ‘ ' -' 4' ‘   L V' A , , ~ __
the war he was som i es -"‘
ing up to that regr¢t*able struggle and _
Vile Gaus_s..of~ i ;
_ In almoateverycasawherawomaa
anlisratromillspoculiarl
eausaistcbe-foandin
oxhaustedeonditbaof
nerveaaredspletedan
andwnteay. If an
GUN. 5008080 _
hasbesaussd. `
llnmll nna 'i a 
.n..n.’L ‘£.°”’ ...."’..... ‘n‘.?f.;.'.‘I.*‘i.°"“?ni!‘
remedy I had been in very hqaT fl
some months. I Seemecrotgr ha
energy orambition, felt tired and
most ofthe time, and could scarce!
myself about the house. I was weak __
irritable and nervous. could not slesp_
well, and felt discouraged about my
health. Dr. Cha.se’s Nerve Food has
taken away these ptoms and given
back my usual healzmand vigor, conse-
quently I endorse it fully."
5 ents bo , talldealers. Edman-
BOD? §3teSa& C;.|%rOIf0Dl0. or
Dr. Chase’s 
ii
Wo rt h ’slil.tltltltllitlMltll
Live ry .Stables
§Pri'nce_ Street.
Q Charlottetown; P- E-
_Fint-clasa single and `
teams.
Mug turnout: for weddings,
private parties. '
ONE 52
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PRTPRIETOR.
ro<!_tI_ ' _'
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eases
Bro.
laldbyall
his estimate ot the Boer character will be{ _-
genel ally acc epted as reasonably  and  Fawn and and
PUUL
jnnr, and n vnlnnbln ¢nn¢r.barsin»tn  F°1’fy bits Dress
British colonial hlstoryt °  forenoon
. `. i Six Pieces _ Brilliailtili8,i¢8cifor‘&,`;and liicior  _  imffa x
Loan; 1;.;igliiIl’»;f;ln“ onina an 19¢; and 75; for 405, f_¢>r__n_t{_<_>rlil_aJ'      
the publishers.    ` _ ' ' ‘ '- ‘n 1 ‘ 'e `
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ot the purchase money pn
l, everly Monday iaftemooflff   _
Government. Moreover [the sudden untH‘vSePt¢mbe,._. »  »
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by vi hlch the lndep .ndencn old the Trtanst        _ _
vaal was conceded; the a an onmen 0 _ ' ,_ I I4' I A _
325.33121§i;;;§;i;?;i3t§ .i“.i..i§;:‘. D0 not bother about anything also but
to - ‘ A `
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sympathetic with the Dutch e1ement,_but a 1 _ 0   _ _  __  _
now that peace has been made, andiaeitllei ' ' e S  ~ _  as __  _
feelings engendered by the war die' out,”% _  _` __  _Zi _.    .ii _ l, __  f
we believe his history ot the events lead-.Q _ ¢ in
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; = M-.. ..-__-. ...s s.~..,... ~..._,___ .____., ___ 5 -_,» 5,5;  qg §‘1.;$;; r.-3': ~-> ‘ »-" ini mi-111 .1 _
A int nf snininnr silk, lsanfipr 3zn°_§y;f,ii'i°z»; _ e' °d,;‘§‘;“" 35° °‘°"‘ ’
_ J,,¢.,rW"
H » _ , . ' " ' i - V5 ~ _ V  A 1
llra. Henry Clarh. Fort H Ont. i 'I 'F' _
atatea :-"I have used seven hoa.ll:°of Dr: I n 0 ll l.  t '
Chase’sNerveFoodfornervousneasandl * f  if ` `
aeompletelyrundownaystem, and.ca'.n A  ' I . _
%1<>f nf _elnnr silk cloves, _ zsn n nnir._ _ Aint nf oniinn _Lisle 'rlii-_nad clnvnn
C a pair all colors. A genuine bargain miPerrins French Kid ‘Glo size;
52. tote; in Yellow, Ceann, nlnns anne e -si :-mn i 7' I' l . 'es' i v
l!0<éd%ll‘0rk49c a pair. h0ne box of Whit;  Gloves,  iirirh ligliiflfggglilng
an  ' L _ ' 4
 ..... §:s:l.s;lii1°.z:iiPs.¢i°  Si B.:°.';°:».:f Drs. 
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Chiffon and Lace. about 200 in all, at half price: oc 0 rs an les' Suk'
A lot of sample Veils at a discount of 1-3 off
ln Our Household Dept.
We will Otter specials _’n Towels, Towelling, Wh't C tt ` -
We have not room to ‘enumerate the leading' ai-tide? neil- th? 3,2313 -rivcigkgnst'
there won 't be a thrifty housewife in Charlottetown who will visit  $93”
_ geitxgieeln the hours of 8 30 a m and 1 p in on Monday. you will not be diasp-
This store will be clon  ;    " e  
day afternoon _till~Sop1;»gmg31~_.eY§ry 
 es sion _cn
so
Snblect to
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at S S CAMPANA.
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its what -to Penn. nf Ribbon and eerily, ¢ ~m?§
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