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SKIRMISHES REPORTED.

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_Boer Leaders Offer Surrender on Certain Cautious Conditions.

THE l-`llIl'l'l` \\`ITH I)F\\'X-IT.

LoNno_\'_ Dee. 27. - (Special) - Lord

Kitchener reports Dfceinber (len.

'Knox with Parker, Pilclier and White -were engaged with Dewet's force near

Heuwkop, where Dewetfs posts broke through and went south again. The Boeis` eastern and western columns

are being followed up.

A BOI-IR ATTACK REPULSED. j

The Boers attacked Bourgersdorp Dec.

4 and were repulsed.

Much skirmisliiiig is reported from

various quarters.

wII.I. suRRENDI-In ox CONDITIONS.

A report says I)ewet.Steyii and Gen,

llaasbroek have decided to offer to

surrender if they tire nssurefl that tliel colonial rebels will not be punished and' tliemselrcs and other leaflets net-

rleD0rte-d.

-HOPES TO IlE(T-O\'I§ll PRISONE RS.

Gen. Grenfcl keeps in touch with `

Ki‘uizin;:er's coiiiiiiriiid which is convoyiiitgl the British prisoners, and hopes to cil`ect '

their release.

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A 1.'-;Ti'I2n received yesterday from Blix

I.. li. \\'lieiii' stzttes that the _~';ier:i:ilis’_ l which he consulterl lizirl advised liiin to take ii. couple of iizoiit hs rest.

Comliellctl.-“`o:,l_l-9 cii1iile`le_l t"

ghynw Gui' iuitiieiiw stuck of dry f_g.;(.rl. t-ii the in-aiket at large d_.~c~un"~. This is the CLISWITJCFS eds' cl it- -<--euro bargains. All goods di¢co,ii'»-‘_ Nothing stored away.

_\\ felis 8. Co., The People’s Store.

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Buys’ and Men’s

Hockey Boots*--f

These gogdg were shipped f° iv. ii. stewart & Co.. who has gone out tt business and W6 bought them this month at a btrgaiu and will sell them at the following prices: Gents’ Tir-D. 32-00-

-- Black. $1-75-

l5oys` Tan, 31-50-

GOFF BROS.

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Mn.Mii.i.i~;a's Home _ Join: F. oii-'fzvs -- 0. J. McMII.i..i.\"s -- n. Mcnsns ~ Miss Mt~KENzin's ~ Ma. DUsc.i.\'~s -= Miss W.-inM.is's -- Miss M.ii:n Biii;M>:i:i-rs '- c_ G. McMii.LAN's , Miss M. i~‘iNi.Avsox‘s - _ Miss E. M. srnoiinuno ~

COURT SILVAN I. O. F.

J. R. MATIIEW, M.D.,BOST01\' _

CAPT. W. A.JOHNSTO.\'l‘I .

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MONTAG U E.

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McI"adgen Bros., $1.00; J. A. McDougal, John I.McLean, John McKinnon,

I\Iurilocl;~.\IcLeod,G-eorge Campbell, Hector Gerrard, John A. McDougall, _

Hugh A. Grant, Arch. N. Campbell, Laucblin A.McKinncn, Neil McLean, _ i

H -ven D. McKinnon, Donald D. McKinnon, Kennett Mc-Rae, Rodrick

M ;Rae, Ewen McQuarrie, Donald McDougall, John D. McLean, Thos.

Henderson, Neil E.McEachern, Donald Mc-Dougall, Neil D. McNei1,_John

T lor, Dou,i:allM<-Dougall,Chai-les Canipbell,Duncan McEacheru 50cents

83.

ins inciriiio coiisii. _

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One of the meanest things t0 295 Tm of _

is a hacking cough. There is aDD3~1'e“UY no cause for it. No soreness, no ii-ritation ; at first; but the involuntary effort of the ; muscles of the throat to get rid of some- |

thing is almost constant. Of c0\l'rS£‘»

\\'ltl] lnllrly L1t)llglIS lb li H. hB.illll.,`_b\lt» it i5 3- i-.ifi illicit, an-I siionifi b stoiiiiefl- Wllefli you realize this, and try to stop it. _YOU lind you ciin`t for by that tiiiie there is nn actual irritatioii, which will never llc-ti lielter with out trciit-niciit. ‘

lt is zi curious thing: that nearly alll

treatinent for cough actually makes tl-.el cough woi-ss. Then. inn. iiiost mcdlciiics'- fm- .;n;l_»__gl'l llll-_ge ti b:idell`\-ct intlic stoiiiacli. This is especially true. of so called cough remedies that contain a narcotic. The true treatment for cough is one that heals we ll~1~ll;lterl surfaces. This is' what Adamson's Botanic Cough Balsam docs. It protects the threat also while the heal- ing process is going on. \Vhcn this remedy was first compounded our Old men were young boys, and all this time it. has been doing a steady Work °f healing throats. The most. obstinate hacking cough will quickly show the effect of the Balsam. Pe-Ollie- Who have been trying for years to break up _the memi little cough, will find a sure friend in this old-time soothing C0mP°‘md made from the barks' and gums of trees' All druggists sell Adamson s Botanic Balsam-

:L3 cents- V _*_A* __

_ DIED

In this city, on the 25th Dec. inst., aged

4 years and -L months, Katherine \Varbur-

ay ’

ch' Charles McKinnon and Peter Mcblevin, 25cents each.

_f_:-aveawrittcii _ju<i;.-_'ment in this casein which l.e sustaiiied the contention of the d¢feniia:it`s- counsel that

the il iendant was not liable foi‘daiii_~.i;g-_e done ton buggy hired from the plitini.iIi`by the -lefeiirlfiiit when there was no contriii-irory iic;;ligl»iicc on the defendiiiifs pirt. _-Xrtliur Mellisli for defendant. _

`We copy the following from a London

paper: "Lieutenant Arthur Soutliey, who was killed at 'l`iger`s Kloof on Nov. 23rd belonged to the 2nd. Scotts Guards. He entered the army as Second Lieutenant in April 1892 and reached his present | rank in May 1897. He wasason of the late Colonel YVilliam Southey, nephew of the poet Sou they”.Deceased was a nephew of Mrs. Theo. DesBrisay of Spring Park in this city

AT the meeting of Victoria Lorlge,A. F. 6: A. M. last evening the followintr officers were installed for the ensuing _veaf by Past, Grand Master,-Iolin A. Messervey:

\V. W. Clarke, VV- M- I B. Rogers, Jr. S- W- G. D. `Wriglit, J. W- J. D. Reid, Treas- W'. P. Doull, S8053 J. A. Lawson, Chap-

ton daughter of William E. and Chfihtlna Smith.

After a long and eventful life Mary the

wife of the late Geo. Rackham otWheatleY River, entered into restVVedi.e df!! mol” g December 26th, 1900, aged 8" yeflrs' Funeral will leave her lute residence

Friday next at 2 o`clock. _

Patriot pleas: colli-

At Lower Bedequcpn Wednesday, Dec.

26"’ Laura, beloved wife of Samuel

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Stavert and daughter of John D MUWW

Esq., Carleton, aged ‘33 Y¢N`5- Y T; _____;_31*‘_l~- _ -- -Y--*' '_"` `“ U

sl ai i i

I eople

Say lt l

iiisziin s. iiouii

Have an elegant stock of Christ-

mas Goods-

The People believe

what they say.

FOR SALE-

. - ~ ` 'th Tim valuable grist mill and site vgm

iirst cliss wat r po ver and three _

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ot s‘ones in the mill Also 9. i oa men

dry kiln Thii p-'0D@lt)' i* known ag

the Forbes grist mill. Sitmt' d af L7: 4 just alonvside of tie l'1llls__»0r_0\l3“_ Cheese Factory _and near V1’3;;l';*;l' station onl 4 miles irJmf-7131' “

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town. For particulars and terms BPPAY

T. A. HCL!-IAN

I-Isdals Foundry 0tiica.T6UlP1° Bimding

Grafton Street, C iirlottetowll-

Dec. 28 d 1 W.

That’s What Bt°in25_ 11.3 sum Dey?

ana Ni:-this-’r’

2 is

. - ' ' times

g having stirring

We r fl and strive hard

these HY” ` to make the D€0Pl“ h“T’PYha;;‘;)?f

course be a. “Li'i‘i‘i.i:

(iix-';5gi1\‘;;-sa fine line of Dolls at

Low prices on all Xmas G00(-

HASZABO & MOORE

;"` _ I _ _ 2;! . -

Bruce Stewart, S. D- S. Lowe, S. Moore,

B. P. Brady,

S. A. McLeod.

S. Grey,

W. H. VVatts,

J. Hobbs,

AT the police Court yesterday mornir g

three drunks appeared vi x. Joseph Walsh. Edward White and Hector McPhail who were each fined $2 or 10 tla.ys.Fraiicis Power and Richard McAt-ee appeared undef 8 summons charged with disorderly driving on Sunday night and each was lined $5 and costs and in default of payment- 33 days. McAtee paid and Power v ent to A jail. The summons against Geo. Oiier for an infraction of the license law was ‘ dismissed.

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Mars] all Organist. Tyler.

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i Made from pure l. cream of tartar.

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Safeguards- the food

Half Price. v -s_ / _ n .

l against alum.

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Charlottetown.

Suysrnnsinu, Dec. 27'. -(Specia.l).-

Mayor Campbell and Mr. Richard Hun t,a delegation appointed by the Board of Trade to investigate on the spot the- rumor that an epidemic- of smallpox I prevails at Cape Tormentine, visited that place yesterday and having consulted the health ofhcers and others in a position to give the requisite information-,ascertained that there are some 46 or 50' cases of

and probable danger to traffic of tht-‘

epidemic there, reported yesterday.

-»i._.

cyening very fully on the subject. I __

PRECAUTIONS ON THE RAILWAY.

“The cars on the N. B. and P. E. Island ` ’

Railway are not allowed to carry mails, George lAmlstmn8’ the in vassenzers 0' freight from any interment- A"'f'“‘l"8 3°” “M '°"'”°"n° am statiom in Newcastle in 1810; invented

Among other things Dr. Calkin says: BARON Amwmoxn atm'

_ _ - Baron Arm tmnginli'

sniallpox. the nearest being eight miles] There are no cases wlthm four miles °f 8 '

SOLDH

Engages the Attention of Siinimerside and -

_ _ Gross!! Assault tht

s'siois soiiio or iii-api; Minas AN INQUIRY. *Sh BBW!

Interviews Dr. Calkin of Sackville and Reports the Route. THE P w

Safe-Charlottetown Board of Trade Wants the Route

RINCEUF

Lois Dov Des. 27.-(Bpeehi

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Cape Torulentine qr \ Q0 OUTRABE AT

distant from the Cape. That the infected: ‘ ‘“ °‘ ““l”S °f

Sackville even if small \ lkd Turkish sol-‘liars It

district is- fully quarantined and every ’ ` p°" exs at

Tormentineit could not possibl interfe @0531! lllllllwfl 881| lil

precaution is being taken to prevent the _ _ _ ` y re _ spread of the disease. On the- railway with the malls or passengers to °r fmm Brmsh ICh"g°d‘Ah‘”’ ur"

P E Island as communi ti f Wd °¢\_’¢l` “\¢|l\’¢\'H 'lf W0

new coaches have been substituted for ` ° °“ °“ ° W"-V

those used when the epidemic was lnature with infwted district’ is ‘Emb°“y°

loadl eatin ~

No Casas NEAR 'ran CAPE. ng I on In la* 'ns Q*

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disC0vex_ed_ NO passengersireight or mails prohibited and will be so until the cases Sharp demands for tidal ’ . _ are all under control. made.

are permitted to enter trains between

_ Sackville and Cape Tormentine. The Not Overa dozen of typical smlmpax THE PR¥l‘7CE`B PRDPOBBD VISIT.

--» . -~ --~~ -- cases have b

_ - . . d anywhere in a I

delegates think that with th t,” _ e_en repolzte ‘ -

EXCELLENT lce greeted the large _ _ e precau _mn radius of 30 miles of Torrnentine. Several Enghnd WMM “k°`“° Frm”

number of skaters at Hillsboro Rink last. :ow belig taker? there “_ no posslbie cases that are undoubtedly chickenpox to visit Ameda 5° 3”

_ _ angero spreading the disease by the , i

The orchestra furnished the Stanlegn have been misrepresented but all are but theta". hunt u*q"“

under qum.antine_ consentzto his going so for sway

YI-zsrniznsv in delivering _judgement in DR- CAI-KIN IN'1`ER\'IEWED- No'r11 ~ She fused Ho hi

me 'ro PREVENT STANLEY s rnirs. N 5° 5 W li

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CoU1\"rY Couirr.-Befor;J'urlge \i'§iil5ur- g@° fAH&AEQ£°$¢§Eig9p-t?gi°.n’.Sfihat ther? _'S ab°°l“t'e'y G°"e""h°“\i lm” l‘¢°¢{"°*i 3

ion, at cteorgciown, Dec. is, ieoo. they reoire-stetl by telenhoueto common- I “°°hi“g U’ Pf°‘;°5°fl\`¢3t3fi1l¢i“fi"F0Ii1 Dlyimr* re~=oln‘rion pass-sd ni- the British

McDonald vs. Mclieiizic. His I-lonor igage with pllcm 1-elal,;\»e to the extent between Snmnierside and Cape Tormeii- i1\{luiugA.§9¢l¢\,l¢n°fN¢‘s|‘,,,,\l

tine daily

DYOSBCULOOH 8g8.iUSl'a POWCF llind MCA\t(5.€ Dr* Calkin, the health_ omcer at Every precaution has been taken tn pl-e_ Ausmhs

Stipendiary Haszard intimated _ his S k _ _ _ _ determination to put a Stop to the ac ville, whom the delegates of _the vent any possibility of the through mails WANT Allstars!! or lm!!-

Macaw, £;`;_L,_,d;vl_,i%_‘__ _ _ sum-nerside Board or 1‘rade visited in °r Passengers beinsin any Way exiwsedtv ornwa, Des. 27,_<3p¢st;g

°°l 12 i

tell

sembled last night. in St. Pauls school- room for the purpose of sayimz farewell l to Rev. J. M. \Vitliycornbe, Major of the f Prince Edward Island, Battiilioii of thc Boys’ Brigade. The folio'-ving address was read by Lieut-Col. Moorez-

Tlie Rev. J. H. Withycomlie, M. A., _

Major Boy’s' Brigade, Prince Edward A Island. _

l{ev'.Sir and Comrade.-On this the occa-

sion ofyour leaving Prince Edward Island and thereby severing your connection with our Boys' Brigade we the undersigned in behalfof the said`Brigade take this op- l portunity of expressing our lzi-eat indebt- edness tofyou for the organization and' continuation of an institution which has wrought incalculable good physically, 4 intellectually and spiritually among our boys.

We rejoice that in changing the scene

of your labors, you are entering upon a larger field where those admirable quiili ties of heart and head, which you have manifested here and which have always commanded our highest respect-will find greater scope.

In our appreciation of your labors

J-Li " of ' love and in recognition of the

conscientious and Christian manner you have always displayed in your work for the furtherance of our common cause, we beg to :present you with th accompanying cane asa slight token ofe

M our esteem and regard. '

While deeply regrettingyour departure

from our midst we pray that God may abundantly bless you and your family and we trust that every success may -follow you in your new charge, whither you may rest assui el you carry with you, the best wishes of your comrades in all ranks of the Boys’ Brigade.

\‘Ve are dear Sir.

Youisffiithfully,

F. S. Mooni-:, Lt.-Col., Commandant.

W. F. TIDM msn, SYDNEY Gator,

W.HAnRr Wnrrs, ‘D. Srsivnir,

of the ai li-ess :ml the accompanying

` . ‘ . _ `- - _ _f .

Baking Powder

The gold headed cane presented was a l

_--- ‘ very handsome and valuable one, and on

the head was the following inscription:

_ Rev. J. M. Withycomle. 190)

‘_ Major.

_ On the space on the side.

Pnrsl-:N'I'ED BY 'I HE

' Hors’ Buiosnn

Q IN l PRINCE EDW' ARD ISLAND.

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...Ou behalf of the staff. 1'-

Capt. No. 1 Co. Capt. No. 3 Co. I

Capt. No. 2 Co. Capt. No. 4 Co.

Mr.\\’it.liy< ombe feelingly replied,thank- ~ ing the otiicais for the appreciative words

Address Ano P t i' _O-lr7”}l'{.Oi diff- t}i`{i:"; ‘”°““"“""

. res _ _ ne o owiiii: ri . cers o _ Sl. . 0 in odge

` a Nu. 1, A. F. Sc A. M. were duly itistalleril1“\PACnE5 UN nm WAR hun*

--~- by l‘.i.~r- Grand Master Adam Murray., IPHQENIX, Arizma. Dec- 27.--(Sl:

The ol-Beers of the, Boys. Brigade “_ .fibsrmzi---fl lw l‘.i~t Grand I\]'astci‘Siinoii \\'. The Apaches are on an .mu

`ra be as Gr.-iiiil il/Ilster. ' _ _ _ Gem Vi \VHkefCrd, “,_ M_ Mexico and the int a-nt-ants of Ri

have organized to meet. them.

Toe Iniliaiis are robbing the anches.

Daniel Stewart, S, \V_

George J. Rogers, Adam Miiri-:iy,.

D. R-. MiicLenii:in,

John Ross, Simon W. Crabbe, Leith E. Brecken,

F. Parker Carvell,

J. G. J. Weldon, Charles Webster, H. L. Dickey, John Hobbs,

Posrmasrnn Brccken has received the trimming ,,riob:ml,

following letter :

VICTORIA, B. C., Duc, 12. 1900. l

J. _i.\'. Treasurer.

Secretary’ I

§dh“pL°'R° The big bottle of Deliihfl Sag* a ° contains three times enmlichlo ‘ ' size andis the largest. Bc. bl

_:ie-t§.tVL.°" roam?

Liuiment sold.

DEAR SIR.-A man named Leonard “ SIDN-

Watson Morrow, of P. E. I., died a.t‘ White Horse Rapids, Yukon Territory, on the 17th Nov., Cause was typhoid fever. Iwill let you know a little more about him. He left home about 17 years ago and went to Gloucester and fished there about five years. He then came West and engaged in the' fur-sealing business for 10 years. Afterwards he went io tDa.wson in the spring of 1898. 1 roomed with him three years while out West and- it seems to me that he told me his home was at a place called East Point.. If his parents can be found and if they want any information regarding him I will be- pleased to furnish such.

Yours &c.,

Capt. H. F. Brown,

Catherine St. Victoria \Vest.

Vigtoria B. C., Canada.

Weak, Sickly 1 Children

I tlsingDr.\':haoo'o|lorvoFood.

M-any children are pale, weak, and

bloodless from their birth. Many others have their blood and nerves exhaust- ed, and their systems broken down by _ the ravages ot disease, or as the re-

sult of over-study at school.

I Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food ls the ideal treatment- for children. It supplies the very elements which are lacking ln the pale, weak, and nervous. It restores the colour and richness to the blood, lnvigorates the nerves, and builds up the system. As a restorative after the lexhausting and debilitating effects of lmeasles, scarlet fever, and such all-

l ments, it is of iiicalculable worth.

- Mrs. Stephen Dempsey, Albury, P. B. county, Ont., writes:-“ My little grand- ; daughter, nine vearbold, was very pale land weak, and had no appetite. She ‘ had a. tired, wornout; appearance, and _.l was delicate and sickly. I got some I of Dr. Ch2.se’s Nerve Food for her, and I it has helped her very much. She ll _gaining considerably in weight. and

‘looks real healthy."

l Dr. Chase's Nei-vosFood. 501: a. box. at all dealers. or Edmanaon, Bates sad Company, Toronto. “

Store.

1--I-_nl-»~¢-v-nh

- 25 Per cent- dl~ea_o\t el °f- buck mo pi-is catered stills'

' ° ° i

_goats furnishings Iii lines at Weeks & 00's, Th

discounts you can always getting them. Jim buoy off. Now in your ehenoo. - before on ck is piolvll _ give the d sootmtfs had \£ <i»¢i..._w»¢h at cs., 'rin

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