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THE GUARDIAN, CHARL(/l"I‘l~.'l`OWN, SEPTEMBER 15 1899.

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We have a FULL LINE of SCHOOL and COL- LEGE. _ _ .

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Everything is up-to-date and at the lowest prices.

F. l. HURNSBY, Book and Stationery Store.

”VlCTORIA ROW* P. S.-Discount to School

teachers and scholars

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:keepers

To come in and look over our groceries. Our stick is fine and fresh and guaranteed to be satisfactory. We keep everything in our line that is necessary

Housekeeping.

The prices-well, that is what we want you to see when you are look- ing at our goods. Their lowness will surprise you.

Wlttlll X HURNSBY,

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It is a fortunate b that has hereditary endow ment of honesty, industry ani perseverance, but these are

not of themselves i~u.%e t to insure the highest su ss. It must be open tothe induence of environment-in_close sym- pathy with the_ spirit of ‘pro- gress-and quick to a apt modern ways and means. We are ever on the alert for the best tools, and to adopt modem methods. in order to gage our customers the very

t. satisfaction on work en-

tru tei to o_ur care. Give ns a trial and see if we do not speak truly.

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It seems to have been demonstrated

that the use of X-rays in exploring the interior of the human body is noi free from danger to the patient. Thr Superior Court in Chicago has awarded $7000 to one Frank V Balling for injuries thus received. He had an ankle injured by being thrown from a buggy. A skiagraph was taken to show the nature of the hurt, and this is alleged to have caused decomposition to set in. Sev- eral amputations were necessary to save the pa.tient’s life.

Some one with a taste for romance

started the report that some Irishmen n South Africa and New York were willing to assist President Kruger in the event of war with Britain. Should they do so they will find other Irish- men there well prepared to support the old flag of the United Kingdom. There are now in South Africa or under orders to go thither seven bat- talions of Irish infantry and one regiment of Irish cavalry, numbering altogether about 8.500 men.

Ontario is obtaining an unenviable

reputation for electoral corruption. The latest revelation comes from the election trial in North Waterloo, where it appears that the price of votes at the last contest ranged from $2 to $10, $25 and even $50 a piece. Two electors appear by the evidence to have each received the last named sum in consideration for deserting the party which they respectively favored. When will the conscience of the country be aroused to punish bribers and the bribed as they de- serve? The corruption revealed by recent election trials is a shame and a disgrace to Canada.

The late Cornelius Vanderbilt,

whose death by paralysis is an- nounced, was yet in the prime of life. He was in his 56th year. He is des- cribed as a man who had few amuse- ments and no hobbies. He belonged to the Protestant Epscopal church, and devoted much_time to church and Sunday school interests. He was a hard worker from early youth down to the time of his death. Mr. Vander-

millionaires, and will be favorably remembered by those with whom he was associated in life. His death re- sulted from a second stroke of paraly- sis, the first stroke having befallen him in 1896.

Another instance of the defective

telegraph system of this province has occurred- On Tuesday evening a tele- gram was sent from Great Village N. S. to Charlottetown announcing the death of Rev. J. Johnson and asking Mr. Holbrook to go on to meet the bridy on Wednesday morning. The telegraph ofiice had closed in Char- lottetown as usual at eight o’clock and the telegram did not reach this city until the Picton boat was en route to Picton the following morn- ing. In consequence of the delay it was Thursday morning before an escort for the body could leave Char- lottetown, and the body only arrived last night, twenty-four hours later than it would if we had a night tele-

lgraph service.

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ln Iuly we bought 50 HERCULES WIRE IVIATTRESSES-since then We have received

4 repeat orders-WHY ? simply because they are better-the buyer can see at once,

ARK WRIGHT & (30,. lid.

for Auburn. The logical Semmary New‘

hilt belonged to the better class of*

Dr. McIntyre,Montague was in the city to

Mr. Geo. .Cameron leaves this morning

York. '

Mr. Bruce Wright and family will |

leave on Wednesday morning for Nelsonl

B' Us l Miss Kier and Miss Mf.:Lean,Malpeque, returned to their home iu Malpeque yes- terday. j, Rev. J. J . McDonald, Kinkora, was .a

passenger by the westbound train yester- day afternoon. l

Miss Morris who has been visiting in,

Montreal returned home yesterday by the S. S. Oampana

Mr J. Gordon McKay, Bradalba.ne,wa.s

in the city yesterday and returned home during the afternoon. ~

Hr. R. J. Stewart, organizer of the

Canadian Order of Foresters, went yo Hunter River yesterday.

Miss Pearl Taylor, daughter of Dr.

Taylor returned to the city bo the eastern train yesterday afternoon.

Mr. A. C. Currie, Souris, came to the city by the Princess yesterday afternoon l from Great Vil age, N. S.

yesterday by the S. S. Campana

been in Charlottetown attending the races returned home yesterday.

Mr. J, R. Davison returned to the city

from Crapaud yesterday. Mrs. Davison remains for a few days longer.

Mr. A. L. Beer representing the Pure

Gold Manufacturing Co., leaves on Mon

Dr. Eiuddart, who has spent the sum-

mer months in this province left yesterday

in Denver, Col

Major Schurman of Summerside is` visiting the city the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. K. McDonald.

as usual.

Rev. A. F. Thompson, Truro,arrived in

the city by the S. S. Princess last night. He will occupy the pulpit of the Caven

two Sundays, P Miss Birch formerl of Sinclair and

at Mathew & McLea ’s Souris, leaves Souris this mornine to attend the millinery, opening in St Jehu and other Canadian cities. Miss Birch is to be congratulated on having. charge of one of the. finest millinery departments in the province.

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200 boxes Vrilencias. first arrival. 1

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dish Presbyterian Church for the next 5

Stewarts, Summersid`5`%>w head millincrll

. ____L, W... _._ - .__ -' after-noon. ,5_ of th., Marieme P;-egbyierians began

_ 01°! Ysifbrdlv ‘John’s church to da As Yarmouth is' ‘ I N S

Mrs John McLean. Sollris- 1°&v°S thi!-, somewhat less than usual. Ther.. is no m0r\1i“8 f°f S°J°h°- arepresentative from P. E. Island or

Miss Florrie Earle arrived by the S. S. Cgpe Br-sign, and only three from New Campalla !°°*»°\'\1°~Y f\’°m M°°*"'°°l- Brunswick. The Nova Scotia auxiliaries

Rev. Father Al‘S6l18»\11U. W°l1iU8t°D- 1 are-represented by about forty delega-

returned 1101110 v°Hl>°fd“5' 9»fW1'U°°°~ tes. What the convention lacks in num-

bers is quite made up in zeal and en-

Y°°°°l`d°-! 0° F011” W his h°m° i" Clifmn- thuriarm on the part oi those who are Mr- SBl11\10lK°l1D°d5'. Brfibalbalwi W85 Dresent.and the reports of Lhesecretary, 4 Dasssnger by y°S¢"°1‘63~Y f"f*'°'°°°“'° treasurer and president show a year 01 °'“i“- _ _ encouraging work for the Master.

“Two heads are better than one. "If

the one who have is dull and heavy you need Hood’s Ssrsaparilla. It will give you prompt relief.

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' L is some Insect Powder. 2 ,- g .__ _We import this in original , 'f as drums. » if ./‘fly If you are troubled with 5'; flies in the house and wish to 3.1 3;' sweep them up in quantities-

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Harold Hesservey returned to the city ZJLT ’

4 _ up--sprinkle top. 5c and l0c f

Mr. J. 0. Arsenault, M. L. who hail *~ 2 sizes' - xc’

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by the S. S. Halifax en route to her home » “Bargains i-

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Rev. E. Gini. is in the city reserving P " i" 5

treat ment for his eyes. Some time ago Mr. Gillis had a severe attack of fever and W _.- since then his eyes have not been as well ._ A "Q

to do the sewing for the”‘° fan ily. They ca.n’t afford § to be without them-es-, pecially when they can be

bought at such low prices.

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nlar price $40, our price clear $25. All warranted.

Come in and see them.

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MEN’S STRONG BOOTS ’ are wanted now. The weather will soon -be Wet and cold.: Farmers and others workin out of doors uirc

WATERPROOF Boots. re'qTh AIVIHERST MAKE bellow; 'COIII-fi-\¢ has proved to be UNE- $ ALLED for fall Wear. A

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ZSATURDAY. SEPT. 16. 1899. _Mr. J. P. Fielding, Alberton was in the } their twenty third annual meeting in St.; - if 'V l'

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it will give you

faction than any

for it will wr-in 'longer

twist, it is the best

be had in the- city .

Our

ment is the largest

city and is stocked best goods., the

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our prices are V High class. DNS!

from ‘$3.25 per Chee r lines

Our .head MUTCH is an

Milliiiery line department is

choicest' 'Ia ming _ P in Silk, Velvets in shades, Plnnies, Tips, Ribbons and

A glaioé large store will that we have the to-date ’sto1_'e‘.i” city. It

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prices of the on will nd. uilding is -th prices are the

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‘to handtn We think they are the finest collection we evershown for Fall and Winter Suitings and We invite inspection. _ . .

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