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ESTABLISHED l89|. THE GUARDIAN, oHAIiI.o'I'i'ii:'rowN. PRINCE EDWARD 1s1,A ND SATURDAY JULy -7' 190090
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Sympathy for Boers and Free Silvcr,the Democrats
Hope to
Win.
LAURIER REFUSED T0 INCREASE INDEMNITYS
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Newspaper Postage to be Reduced -Dube Hanged for Mur-
der-A big Liberal Dinner in Prospect -Some Bills
Considered -- Steamer in Trouble. i
5'rnA.\'GLED ron MURDER.
Qui-zesc. July 6.-(Special)-David Dube
who murdered Thomas Mooney at Lake
Beauport was hanged, and died from
gtrangulation.
_BRYAN AN D STEVENSON NOMINATED.
KANSAS CITY, July 6.-(Special) The
Democratic National Convention nominat-
¢dWilliam J. Bryan and Adlai Steven-
son of Iliinois for Vim President.
Hill of New York was given a great
nggption but declined to run.
gn|PA'rHY ron rin: BOERS. _
The convention, amid long continued
gpplausepassed a. resolution of sympathy
with the Boers.
s1'i;AMi-:R sHoR'r or COAL.
HA1.1FAx, July 6.-(Special)- The
Steamer Jennie of London for ` St.
John, seventeen days out put in here
short of coal. S
YOUTHS KILLED BY LIGHTFING.
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lightning.
NEWSPAPER POSTAGE REDUCED.
OTTAWA, July 6.----(Special).----Hon. Mr.
iMulock has introduced a. bill reducing
the postage rate on newspapers from a
quarter to one eighth of a cent per pound
in the Province of publication.
sour: BILLS coxsinnm-:n.
The Bill regarding Judges of Provincial
Courts was given the third reading and
the House in Committee considered the
Railway Amendment Act.
MEMBER‘s PAY-PRESS DINNER. -
At the Liberals caucus Sir Wilfrid
Laurier put his foot down on any increase
of indemnity to members.
The Government will entertain the
Liberal members and press representa-
tives in the Senate restaurant next Satur-
day night.
BARRIE, Ost. July 6.---Two young sons
Try one can of  Brand Condensed
Milk and you will decide that it is
better and c caper than a cow. Ask your
grocer for it. 30 lif-
SCHOOL TEACHER WANTED; -
Gentleman or lady. Good  weekly for
selling Fruit or Ornaments. rees, Shrubs
or Roses, in towns, cities or country.
Unusual demand for this line now.-
Brown Brothers Compa.n§. Nurserymen,
Limited. P. 0. Brown’s urserifs, Ont,
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Here We Are
Boys’ Ghoco-
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late lace
len’s Ghoco-°`
late lace i
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Boots $1.85.
Lowest Price Yet-
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=-it-'sri _eel W  3453 I
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.A CBAEE!
R. MHGNEILL, ll. D.
Havin 3o years ex rience in the practice of
his progzssionnmay Q consulted on an the
branches of General Medicines including the
. It.
'PCCIR 125-
Omceand Residence, Prince Street, 3rd door
l.bove.Kindergarten Hail.
Hoursg to ri a.m_ I to 3and1 89.111.
NEW YORK STOCK LIST.
Closing prices J ulY 5»
American Sugar 1161
American Steel and Wire 323
American Tobacco 91
~ rookiyn Transit.
Burlington 124'?
oontinentai Tob. 245
reami sieei 33%.
ujedcrai steel Prid W
Louisville and Nashville " 715*
New York Central
Bock Island
St. Paul
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Union Pac Pr'fd
United States Rubber
April Cotton per 100 lbs _
56
128
105%
11l§
68
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
CmcAGo, July 6. - (SD0°i8-L) - The
following are the closing rates!-
Juiy, wheat, 78%; corn. 43%: Oats. 24
pork, $12.60. -
Aug., wheat,79§ corn, - OMS. 245
3* _
Sent.,wheat,80§; corn. 44i§ Oats, 1111
$l2.77§.
THE WEATHER.
WASHINGTON, July 6.- (Special) -
Generally fair, light to fresh southerly to
southwesterly winds.
Don`t forget we give special bargains on
Saturday in shirts, underwear, ties,hats
and caps.-D. A. Bruce. 7 li
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Our serge suits are like an
automobile, they go by them-
Hammocks !
* Hammooks'l!
A big stock of GUOD. STRONG and
REAL comfortable Hammocks Just
opened.
Tennis Racquets.
Charlottetown June 9th,i9oo d&w3mpd. -V ‘
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caan I
oiiniim, em tremor.
lllllS‘l'E|\8l0U¢fl’0Ble.
svDNEv, care eizeron
Croquet Sets
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iBiAGES. A large variety at al
piiou.
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‘of Samuel Stanley Guthrie were killed by
Article to the Consumer
disease germs. It is then imme liately
cooled. At no time during the process is
the milk or cream exposed to the air or
outside influence which might reinfect it.
In has a s cial ventilatin attachment
likened to the difference perceived in
tiggt with a new pulp cap which is made
The milk is now in an air-tight, vessel
where it cannot be contaminated byjgthe
dust, dirt, flies, :hair and odors gtythe
By the use of glass _Jars each patron re-
ceives the same grade of milk, whereas
by the old way the first served gets the
best grade of milk and the last customer
the poorest, owing to the rapidity with
which cream rises.
The milk will be supplied by the farm-
ers and onlythe highest test milk will be
used. An American milk wagon will be
employed in the delivery. The vehicle is
being constructed according to plans sub-
mitted by Mr. McDonald to a leading
manufacturer on the Island. Price will
be the same as the ordinary milk, viz: 5
cents a. quart. Cream is also pasteurized
anc will be delivered in the same way.
The pastcurized milk business isrbeing
successfully conducted in all the leading
cities of the United States and in many
cities oft Germany, the sale of milk not
pasteurized is prohibited. _ ‘
The Pasteurizer will arrive in about ten
days and is being manufactured in Chi-
a o.
§’rof. Russell, of the Wisconsin DU¢l1
School says, he has tested this machine
where tubercle bacilli which is the tuber-
colosis germ were actualll' 3d‘?°d to the
milk, and finds that the infectiousnessof
such milk is actually destroyed H1 the
Pott’s pasteurizer. ' ' _ _
Mr. McDonald will cali on the citizens
and solicit their patronage in °°‘“`Se-°f 5
fe_w days. -”"*"
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The Pasteurized Milk And Sham Atmk at
that he was to receive was announced b
At two o’clock the full battalion was
were issue per man. The _ bat. then
marched to the parade grounds' in the
h pe b 3 » Park and were formed up in line at open t° be preparing f°r °‘°°§_h°_" °'m”¢k° W
throng whicho noxious gases or odors ' ,
are continually expeiled. 0 ;lX;l; if 2`3?£\1e   C'i;ms re°e1.ved_ All AWFUL STATE or FEA? ' ' _ 
B , d 1  ' _ _‘ '_'
.§“.;.‘:;:¥“ riser ““;;: fair Wim.. f»1~m~»f»i»»»1~=°»» ww’ ~»»»~
a _ 1 7 D l’ D _ _ review order and afterwards formed ini.B°°1`df¢&1°°h“f' Sf°V°”°°¢3°1`_m°1`°°fl5°ii`
°“°° "1 "1 f"°m ““°“S*“‘”"°d mdk ‘S quarter column by eueieft wnecieacothe 'northern China Missionaries have 
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left and took np their sition on the iirst
drinking good clear cool spring water and - e ' W . massacred'
base since preparatory to marching past.
eommon only or hydrant Water' The ‘commanding omcer gave the com
Immediately after pasteurizing, the d .ith Batt I. . I ,,_ _ _
milk is put in clean, sweet glass bottles, :£2111 the Sa ,__ ofaléan lwég h mst  Services- S
_ p mp any gave
which have been thoroughly washed, _ th rd nb . . ..
scalded and sterilized and then sealed air- 8 0- fn. y the nght qullzk march' the
remaining Co’s followed in succession.
The battalion excelled in the movement.
of wool pulp and will not affect the milk. - Quartet column ww formed 0n_No_`1_
ranks were changed and then marched back
the Reg. formed "fourm-ight" -and wheel.
smemd aw. Irvin in own.. .cn .sa .i..i.y..i is. 1....
31°* “;“_;_ _:_"‘_*;?‘“§:   winch coi.>u¢n¢oa'mc its neg;
Ԥ;ҡ _ awui kee an indennim length through the most diiilcuit movements -in.
c eau, an P b k e , _,~, battalion drill,which were performed with
of time if the seal is not ro en ~ t- ‘ regularity and pre-cisiom The Reg. then
formed back into line and the'D. 0. C.
called upon Major Stewart to pnt the
regiment through the manual exercises.
Which was "sp!endidly” done.
The D. O. C. ‘also called upon acting
Adjutant Lieut. Darketo put the Reg.
through the tiring exercises by vollies
and independent which was also excell.
ently performed. The volleys sounded as
if but one rifle had been fired. The next
field man uaeuvre was forming for- the
of spectators and was a sight such as has
never been seen performed byany military
body in Victoria Park. No’s 1, 3, 5, and 7
formed the Bring' line and supports, under
the command of Lieut. Col. McLeod. No’s
the _d'r ction ' cf Major Stewart.
The whistles sounded the advance yrhen
the tiring line advanced by alternate sec-
tions;' each Bring-'volleys under the direc»
tion of their section commanders. Ifr-
ing the firing the men commenced to drop
oi the field when the stretcher-bearer
corps under the direction of Sergt--Major "
Warburton and Sergt`-Captain Johnson
appeared on the scene to remove the`
wounded and thus reminded the specta-
tors of the scenes of actual warfare. At
this stage of the proceedings the supports
and .reserves were rushed for-_
ward at the double and joined
the firing line, when a general-
fusilade of independent firing was opened
all along the line. As the lighting line
‘neared the supposedenemy, ammunition
appeared to be running shortas indicated
by the crossedriiies of somefofthe sections,
when the charge. was ordered and with
a rnsh the position was captured. Then
thediiferent Captains came out holding
their swordsabove their heads calling u
on the different campanies to ral
.and the companies re-formed. _ The.
regiment was then marched _back to their
quarters when the D. 0.C.ad`dressed themfl
in very complimentary terms ontheir ref.-
ilciency and conduct during their twelve
_days in camp. This very successful meet- 1
ng of the 82nd Reg. will be brought to al s
close this morning, when the different(
companies will be marched__'o_ut' and will
return to their respective companies head
quarters. During the shamjilght actr-
cumstance transpired wliiehljls worthy
of note and which was witnessed by a
wounded, and then rushed into the firing
lineand open fire with great vigor at the
enemy. - is l
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Winnipeg, July 4. l
Q’Beirne of the C. P. R.
ditions greatly
The weather is
for krowihiz.
lb? the left.Ranks were again changedancb
attack which was witnessed by hundreds
2, 4, 6, and8 Co's as reserves under.
" Prayer :netting at 10.3). Service
number' of the  Buglar Victor;  
Lord of No. 6 Co. was seen to rush for-~ 
ward and sieze the rifle :of one of the
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A DELIVERY WAGUN SPLENDID SPECIACLE. T"°i.§?lfl"3§i.Zl§i.°§i`f;§.’Z3Z§'ls32°;..,...
A A -_ _ Ready-B-Suathcona Horse 
Will Convey the prepared Au the Scenes of B,_me___ About Boer Cattle. 0' 'l  
ber a thousand and their forces am said
HE'!HODBT. ` \
Prince Street.---Prayer
vice at 10.15. Rev; D. B.=_
 -Rev._Geo. A.. Ross -at 7.
welcome.   
nov., J.jw. Mcoonneii-_-eon‘suni
day School at'2.'1&  L.
`E., at close. of Sunday Sclioolz
ers always welcome and seats piuiiidedi
_ ramnrrnnxan _
Zion. ---Prayer meeting at 10. Bev __
Geo. A. Rossat 11 and Rev. D. B. McLeod
at 7. Sunday School and Bible Class at 8.31.
St. J ames.---Prayer meeting at '10,  1
J.K.Fraser atli and7. Sunday 
and Bible Glass at.2.iIl. f ~ 
I CHURCH Ol' ENGLAND. `
St. Pani's.--Morning prayer at 11|.. ni.
Sunday school and’ Bible Class at 
Holy Communion will be celebrated at
8.2!) a. m. and after the morning service. T
All seats free and unappropriated. Every-
body welcome. _
at 8 and 11 a.m.. matins10.15,evensong__at‘E`
Children’s Catechising and Bible Glass ati'
2.3). All seats free and unappropiated.
' ‘ BAP'1'IB’.l‘» `
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St-_ Peter’s Cathedral-4-Holy oommunionjl 
at
at 11 and 7. » Sunday School
Pastors Bible Class at 2.3)
welcome and provided with
seats.
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Rev. Robt. F. Whiston at 11 and 7. All
welcome. Sunday School and Bible Class
at 2.30.
. onuncn or cnmsr. ;
Services at 11 and 7. Y. P. S. C. E.Wed-
nesday night at 7.30. All welcome.
Week night' Servim..--Monday, Tuesday _
GOSPEL HEEITNG. ‘
Meeting in Prowse’s new'-block, Sunday
afternoon at.-1 o’clock. Strangers always
welcome. _   So  to __
number  days, that  mayiapply_our “
hearts unto     fi
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,hose who ,,,e not acquainted with the th te - _ y Pekinisasscribedsss veriuiuieinfeisio, smirnooiu
article the following will be of interest: e Da] r' . its Streets literally running With bl00d; TORONTO,
The milk or cream  be pasteurized is Ce(;'cE;;:l;;é?:;n§t‘§1ot?ea‘;i§e;;l;‘§ The Cl1ln88¢ Bro mutlldtlng all the delld ll L0\ld0l1  $0' thi
placed into an air tight apparatus and tinuing until N0 8 was reached' that tau into their hands. ‘  - mthuthe
heated to a temperature of 156 degrees The men We th hed .in _ , ,, .
ah and held at the tempemmre from 15 re en marc to din- The Boxers aredestroyiug manyvillogesl in their
to 20 minutes in order to destroy all neu _ _ f01'100f- 3 ._ 
paraded on the private parade grounds T0 ATT/*CK 'mm '15m_~*G1\L`V» _  V ` Loimon
when Ewen? 1‘°\111dS Of b1&nk_¢artrids¢S 'rue chime dead about Tien 'mn nm. _mans n
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. The Troops Warmly  eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee -   _ ._
Bullding' I_¢35¢d_ Cented. _ 5,000 NArivn cArno1.Ics sr.AiN. _ ` In Pekin the trouble 
LONDON, J uly6.-(Special)-All repo;-tg ly and the fear now
l _ ____ now agree that Pekin has been the scene ly Princes will notbe'
M_Jh C_MDo ld. _ th _  / ofabloodytragedyandnowdeclare that Del-PD
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r o n c na. is in e city,a _ _ _ 
has leased the building on Water Street’ ba'l;`tl;ia¢i_muster parade began at 8.1o. The the natives have also massacred 5,000 nat~ -rm; ,upumu 
from
next door to Mr. H. W. Longworth’s'i lon was t en drawn up in °p°n °°l' ive CU~tl101i¢ 00I1V8rtS. .
omce_ He purposes conducting a pastew Hmn. The roll was called and each man - TIN JSDCDBS
rized milk business. For the benefit of answered to his name and the amount PEKIN Is LN mFERN°° 1 R. _ moveonorders
Mayteld
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Sunday Services at 7, 11, 3, and at 8 p.m_ i I A ~
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