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_ CHARI‘OTTET____OwN`P`E`I' of Roberts and Kitchener the tide of __ \ 0 I U M li 1 in i I

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Residence Telephone, 13341 prayed, had possession of the gates his Unk, in some cases e tmgin up "

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Oilice Hours iz noon to 6 p.m.; 8 to iz p m. fnltli of the old man failed and he Wit- er3_ Ang - , _

f J. E_.__:s_;__1;§_~';IelE,1~f\e1_>eY__»__’§f_*‘;__‘;- nessod faintness of heart and the shield c,_,_,_.n_i_n=g,_gum“_ wen “_ ms s_M__._h__ _ ___ _ _ _ _ . _ _

=_ , ,,_, _...__ 0! W9 mmm? Vim? °@5t'\W*1Y- -- divers patterns pertaining to the game ` New SllOWE_1°-PTO_Df

_ ' Braver men than he continued the ___ _ . quarter._1engths_` A11 the new

hopeless struggle witha' robust patriotism Sir Wilfrid :has gone toLille to see the _j flow Prices,-_._ __ » _ _ _ _

- _ and unawerving courage that have ehal- great exhibitltien now” goingon ‘ther-e. I ' __ f'.f _- __ ' _

_ ° lenged the admiration of their armed_Lilie is-'in the extreme north of France,on '

'S . ho the border of Belgium. It hasa. popula- l

_ FRIDAY AUGUST 29 1m2_ enemies and the world The leader w _ _ _ _

` ’ ’ ` ' had run away, seeking his own personal tion of over 200.000, and is both an import__ _ _ M _

THE ABD|cA-HON of KRUGER. safety, would have his warriors Bfrht on ant fortress and one of the gi-‘sat mann _ French Caméys Hair

' ' land on. And they did. But meanwhile factoring cities of France. It has exten

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'sons is that Dom Paul is 8!`0WiDR old. f°l'

he aseesrrom 1825. Another ver! good

African Republic no longer exists' “id

therefore no longer has need of a Presi-

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THE GUARD_IA`l*f, CA_'KRLUTTBTO`WN.

time President of the South Ati-icau _Re-

public, has abdicated the throne. OI' signed his pines. Itwss blah time 11° did so, for several reasons. One of the rea-

and substantial reason is that the South

dent. In fact for some y€8»1‘S vest his old-

Beemve Pitch ' I Pretoria has been

liav wings

Your chance to get good goods at .2-3’s their

value surely will Hy away at the end of this weelr

Saturday is positively the last day _of the' most

" wonderful discount sale ever held in this city

_ Nearly everything in the store is now selliiigati _

66 2 3'cents on the dollar

Om' shirt sale would take the starch oiitof any-

' _ thing you ever saw here before. A '

We defy competition admire opposition an'd p

unde' no circumstances will we budge from our

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time capital CIW ° __

Paul loved beSt, to wit the red cross H84!

Beehive Felt ‘under another has than that which .Oom _

heathen round about” his heritage. He _ _ _ . . ' 3 t°r°m_";k th°tv.°.mu°t-1°I_i°" _ wssvioue,t°o,aoa became possessed °f _' E' ‘“°“°°£ hem 1° ‘"8 °u"“° o““d d1'<ir1=t°ke¢n_°°r !°°°¥ P°°P_1¢_ at 11°1i1=

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Word comes across the sea that Oornl

Paul. otherwise S. J. Paul Kruger, some-

besome i-ich,auda. President also, with,

his nu'_merou_e family well p‘aced in luera° tive positions, and after forming an alli- ance ofensive and defensive with the

President of the Orange State, and having laid in prodigious stores of guns and ammunition, he signalised his seventy-

flfth birthday by declaring war against

th; British Empire, reverence. To him in very deed' the evil

Mr. Tarte has told us that elections aret days have come, when there can no' lon3€1' not won with prayers. But the South 5° Pk”-5°f° fl* uf°~

African David was of a dlil’ere\nt opinion at least with regard to war He went to war in the most pious fashion, in the

l name of the Lord, and trusted that with __‘"mV° Bild thirteen against Lberal mem , divine aid one offhis men should chase a l bers 91°°t°

thousand and two should put ten thous-

plentifully from the Psalms of David. His

followers also sang Psalms and prayed

a sad amiction befel Oom Paul, His aged wife, the wife of his youth and mother of his numerous children, died in Pretoria. Illness followed his bereavement, perhaps caused it»,'but his stubborn spirit was un- broken. To the last he opposed all con-

ditions of peace, and when the long de- layed peace was agreed upon be remain-

ed recalcitrant. The other day, when the brave generals who had continued the war a‘l to long, in hourly peril of their lives and with unprecedented privations- when these `men visited him at Utrecht we -are told that he bitterly upbrsided

them i_ They had done all that mortal men

_ ._ ycould do to preserve Boer independence, ion. Much was Sold and W_l'i!?l‘»€l1 ill f8V0l*

3 Ruofing °f the h°t°_i §'°°lne];s`his youth was a ‘and they had failed.» The old preacher of federation, which theoretically seein-_

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CHIIVHS CCHUC rough hz; energetic and epmted person President, had only reproaches for the ei highly desirable, but the obstacles

_ ‘ _ brave' men whose only fanltwas that they were too numerous and too great to 0 _be

Rmlnng L 'md when h° gre: t° mmiz; b:;m;; had not achieved the impossible, i °V°l'°°m?- 1 `

Wh 1 1 R migmy huntuw “wage ,_ ,_ Poor old Kruger! Pinus and prayerfui- ~ i V f-T _ . it

0 esa e or of blackmen, who were to him the _ _Once in awhile g-banadian _newspaper

iuhlsfashlon, he must now have gr=at

exile Ambition was his curse. “By

mainly he believed he was right, or that a seemingly hteo d iiied

' ‘ U I Q il -- _~ "8 “S-°” "“° ““' the British nies. Britons, mae "up

rlkhteous means in its attainment-an

all too common error. But if he will fnow reflect he 'will see that he must have , been misguided. He has lost all that his

ambition aimed at. He might have re-

d i _ mained gmac _md __w_____£____ The __ and blessing to the woxld.0t course, we

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Republics might have xwmained, and 'grown rich 'and prosperous T but for him.

Thousands of Lrave men, Boer and British, who no v lie in unknown graves beneath the veldt might now be living, a

support and comfort to their wives and

children but for him. Millions of treas- ure have been wasted because of him

and his ambition and his had advisers.

Others have won fame and military

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His fame-as 'a-leader, ag ruler, a a prophet are sadly tarnished. His reput- ationifor practical wisdom is gone. All trust in him asa divinely guided leader, the David oral; people, is gone. ones his -_name was mighty in south series, .but

_to-daytherearsfewsopoor as todo it

petitions, seventeen being against Conser-

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daughters will have an income of about $7.500 yearly. And it is hoped that the

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Ontario has a plentiful crop of eiectiont ' - 1 O

linen goods, thread, machinery, sugar,

Outside of Halifax the denominational

_college were all opposed to federation, preferring to carry on their _own way. The'University of New Brumswick, be-

ing astute institution couid not fjoin the .monuinent without legislative act-

'Sixons,'Nor'mans and Danes

these, migrated in _ turn to. America.

Australia, the isles of the sea and the end.-»

:of the earth. And these migrations have been of the grea.test'possible advantang

would like our exodians to stay under-.the

old flag, and no to the Northwest whea- iields rather-than io the over crowded domains of Uncle Sam. But occasionalfy

we can afford to lend one of our brighi young men to the big__R-public 'for a

college President, or for the "pcitlcotion of the Philippines.

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the schene was hopeless from'_the_ ' 0 r _ ‘

_ n, care told. But that makes

little difference. It is now known that'

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and to flight. He had the Scripture at the It turns out that Lord Pauncefoote’s_ _ ' - _ s _ 4 n

lip of-his tongue, and in his communica- familywere not left so poor as Wa5 2|-li ~ _ _ .. tions to his subordinates often quoted first reported. Lady Pauncefoote and the _ i i 0 I V i A _ -_ _ ` .

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‘d rl tinodto ex-eatea-greatkingdoml ~ ' s _. ' V t H. Theinstinetlntml _ tion _isa -_..._ __ _ s ~ .

Dm - °° . sealy mnguiame ambition for the _ 0 ~ ~~ ' ~ » i T _ ~ _ ‘ ' - so in Smith Af1'i¢8 Whibh he Wbllld rule Ill rom t_ ofth D_ in W _' ~_ .th t vgry- gfggng fqg-gg amqng A53 .saggn _ cleaned, rust’ does

~ " no rr' nteoueness. so when he had p pm” _ ° N ‘°' ”°~°mm° ° -loeoolw and therwme honestly v*f'. _....1 ”? ' » " '- s ~ '- l

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glory in the struggle, but he shares not _ b i _n *___ - ;

in their bravely earned distinctions' and -\_ _ _ S' ‘T _ ' _ ~__ _ l

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S<=b°1kb°r8"‘ and many °l>\1°" "»°‘1f°m¢ Charlottetown, _’ P. E. I. l __ London House Building, Queen St. as brave men and trusted leaders in the I _ _ _ 7. nd&'»_y__ _ l _ _ _ 0. " " _ 704 - ..._ __,___,_ rm-,_but history win not divide their ' ` ‘ _ 4 ~ ~ ~ - -

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