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_ __ THE GUARDIAN CHARLOTTETOWN SEPTEMBER 7 1809.

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_ From the attitude of the French ML W_ T_ Bonne, of _ _ Press _toward th°_CZf}"iS P\‘°PQS“~l Of discusses in the Electrical Engineer

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What Makes

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more miserable than an ill-fitting uncom- fortable hat during this hot weather ? - We can fit your head as well as your pocket book. and make you forget the heat with _one of our light weight straws.

One third oil' all

our straw hats.

F. Perkins& Co

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FALL gr K1-1A1=|,'r0UM. 9 people have so prided themselves on t

reducing the armies it would seem almost certain that the government

Russia’s intentions. The French

- on oir 'it R ' th o oh ~ -

The utter defeet end rent Of the or; hdiflgiiifitd so rzsszili th; S1' lit PM towns’ having local muon” at

Khalifa.’s forces and the capture of thu, Put upon them by the`CzM__ ‘gas freqlmnt points' Cereals and n°°‘v5' his stronghold at Omdurman has been mighc have given President Faure a

quickly followed by the occupation of _hint in ad

_ _ Vance. khartouiii. By these achievements

General Kitchener has eHected the

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_ 1 time.

_ _ _ _ At the outset of the plan for the _

'grand °bJ"°" Of °_h"_’ _N116 °“'mP°‘g”° Quebec conference Newfoundland was

He has restored civilised authority to not to be includd Th _ be f

awide expanse of country which dur- deletmte h d 1 6 num r 0 t'

e feasability of establishing subur

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C , , _ ban electric railwa s for the carria e

WEDNE=DA\ SEPTEMBER- 7 1399- at Paris had no advance notice of 1 0 y g

fboth passengers ahd freight. He would have these roads extend into

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he country on all sides of our princi-

farm products would be carried by night, garden produce in the early morning and passengers in the day

Toronto Star tells that recently

ing Hfteen years Past had been given ii c 1 S a Deen agreed “P0” .W °“'m° t° Canada undef 9 Stmngelmis'

0;-9; to disorder, fanaticism and B

In Khartoum General Gordon, of Chinese fame met his death. He had b

ve to represent Canada and a like umber to represent the United

°l<=rueler- essence. Newfoundland oioimod dd.

mission after this agreement hfld

een made and as it seemed desirable

crushed the great rebellion in China that the Ancient Colony _sh0u1d..be

in 1863-4 in thii ty three engagements. i There-after he had been appointed by the Khedive of Egypt, in 1874, gov- ernor of the [equatorial provinces of a Egypt. To this had been added the governor generalship of the Soudan in 1877. In two years thereafter he abolished the slave trade there, and having effected other great reforms

ncluded on account of her fisheries, President McKinley consented to the increase of the delegations to six- on

side.

Referring to the proposal of the

Halifax Board of Trade that the Quebec conference shall ta

apprehension of what our preferential tariff means. He had figured out that the general tariff on goods .in his line was about 30 per cent on the value. He understood that the pre-

ference was 25 per cent and therefore _Q ' that the would have onl 5 er cent to “ :

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pay on his cutler ! H5; sho found . _ _ - __ 1 »

he head of an English cutlery 'firm _

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that instead of only 5 per cent e the . -_

preferential duty would still be 22?, _ _ _ _ per cent on the value of the goods; _ ~ 12? E501! diy* b_I‘lIl`Q£ "E

We have just 1"'

British government to the Soudm to Canadian fishto the ms.rkets¢o_f Cuba- rpg figures from ._ the public ac-v :Z __ '

_ h Khed. _ .hd _ ood _Porto Bioo, its ood poiotod out 'dooce with _tho oxooprioo ofwhooo; 1

§'_-]Ssg;;tt;aE gamgsslnvxgch raézgfg 3:; that -the matter cannot come before foftl 898, which are ' e from ' an exe- :L_ _

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power of the Mahdi. He was sur- iP° 3 mm °°° °°

rounded the Mahdiss forces in i0nS dOWn the time me _dale

f Mahd~_ Th ~ ° f gates (i0U.ld Ullbn IXBYO _H0 to

by the use of genefd W01s;1eyinethf5;;f1:t;?;£° dealwith _the Spanish islands in the

late to save Gordon Qand though the weft Indies' _ ` ‘ ._

EGYPTIAN

Dervish forces were repeatedly de-

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In reply to an inquiryas _to the-it i; ‘ f had '°" _` °

_ _ ke into_ amount of the debt of Cellada 'yearfbyi §_ Xeesgefgtgble

wtimd In 1884 he was Sent by the consideration the admission of' year since 1891 we quote the follow- , _ ' ' _

be longer held against the rising thiv;’:?:r§§lf:ru:;11°;° the t;;:P° ofdiits change' ki e ‘

SilkiVel

1891

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Khartoum in March, 1884, ood slain g“*°" “'°'° “PP°‘”°°d‘ A” H'

_ _ h 1 te - J 1885’ the peace protocol _had 1100 yet D08!!

il_ (!6l"\.8.iI\1y 01l.1‘0d ?§e:%;a:_t0€m inmgutlll hands _signed andthe United States delo-_

- 1893

1894 1895 1896 1897 1898

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feated the M hdw _ _ 2 t_ 18 l‘€ID8.l'k8.hl6, in Voiléw Of HQEBRIE-ry Is A _|){sEA5E;Qfarh8s_ 1, _ _ ° 8 Lbrokon 3 I S Power was no l;§3tii};i; boo: aooomghehoa io 1:0 §° cmd or rho KEELI-:ir itNs1‘11‘UTE, - " V g Jer' sys

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stools in our shop. When of getting any work done in_ our line you may rely upon us. The material and work- manship are always strictly “first class.”

Give us a call and thoroughly convinced.

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Among them they had 40,350 rifles ind smooth. _bores and 75 cannon. _ l';hat.portion of troops remained after previous defeats to share in. then

_,ical struggle and defeat we arefiuot’

yet informed. * ' _ _ G?_'?_§!'?l Klfvlltntr appears to have

prottsd liyths experienee__off‘preyious ' less successful campaigntf,-faiidl. con- _

ducted his operations with singular prudence, patience and skill. He made of the Egyptian soldiers under British oflicers a splendid fighting force, _almost British in pluck and en- durance, and richly deserved the great success which has now been achieved.

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EDITORIAL NOTES-

PHONE 125. ai It is said that Hon. Edward Blake

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makes $25,000 a year out of his prac-A tice before the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council alone.

HEN THE BEST

is here, why not BUY it ? _ What/s the use of buying the ordinary kind of FURNITURE when you can get our kind at the same (or less) price. Everybody cannot own their own homes- but everybody can have their homes nicely furnished by buying their furniture from

MARK WR|(iHT& B0., llll.

HOME MAKERS.

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of ra'.§lw”ay"ca_rri°age is _ __ _ _ _ J _ _ It _furnished a strongiit-___` _.,._ _ _ _ _ ._ _ __ __ _ argumentefor better roads, ‘rf ~ _ . _ y _ -_ _ U " '

probabilities regard thet it ` ‘ -C C ' _ e* _ _ ' ' _ ' _ A Q

second term " _ _ i. .L " 1

next Presidentia1_electioii point to a.

_ _ ,

_ _ for McKinley. His conduct in office has strengthened his

put forward a candidate who can successfully oppose Mr McKinley.` After that some one of the heroeseof

_the late war may have his innings,

and of these -Admiral Dewey is clearly foremost in the public eye. He has really no rivol. Sampson [and Schley

Dewey on the contrary has his hril

R The present Anglo-Egyptian 6XP0di- t E _ . ry ecgeajsg be n;i2aDgig °;:;w,g3£:g;;M°;g§#

‘tion under General Kitchener started ws .° “Huge over ong 'B ces yi ' ~- ef 'Q ' ' l* `

. _ ~ img ' 3,15 d he gh; _ th,;g»‘(;9m.Neuraetheum or Nerve Exhaus.

on its march up the Nile nearly two so,H';;zs}'i;f_nbeen°$l0ne§ iEn;he_P;ayee0£;lt§onf. ' The undersigned citizens will year? ago mth the oblect of mop* reducingthe ofthe short"liaiili éhduhuy gi" i°‘°'m”i°° ‘°` “"7 Per; quoting the Soudan and restoring fm ~~ th f 1 to th .1 t t. son who wishes to be cured ot any ol. orderm that vast region of which m ° “ml 9 “I "37 S 8' 1°" th bo d'

. _ 1 _ _ ’ ea ve iseasesaud adesiretolive a

Khartoum io sho oonaa The ex- Th°_~.°0S'5 Of "HS S110” heel by emmel honor oodrnooauior iifsxrod' my can

grooroi-,__ but 128 _ times; the 9085-;

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pogltion, while the Democratic party' is divided and not likely to be able t0‘

antagonise each other. Shafter cut: no considerable figure in the war and ~ 'ie discredited byeeme raiemauagemerit. Look ovorioo ood ooo priooo ° ’ _ _

nmwm. P34545., -ts f 59,, 21_0¢0.-~ Power over _ yednstruefed reede_ie_.< opoiguiom for soon acts isis ~pisood»i;re

For sale 81! _ . $8,503 ipriistiiogh otrgoph _md 1333*; ._¢i_i_i_ofio_c_>__us.°__»_.___Ti:__o;_____M;>_r_iotory__ aopooorosr .igooiy A H¢y1yr__256od pe? ` 9. ,_ _ ’ _ y1,,::3,,_»§gg9'§0I IDR I-1 weight per ____.,__ *~ ythecheapesn' _f_ ‘_ _- _

thsldosth of its to-titties; had; fofooo °"°" ‘='**~ef’l°°°* m°d°1'° “see $°p_?”,',Lm°- W,,,,°}=1g,',;_-'lang'-', “___ ‘1`°=,,_

_ _ _ if... as ofa.. moto ooo, »'°~1e* 2-7°. revered ‘""‘ sv” °““e"~1»”-der ._

_ _ _ ._ _ 7 *S0 _ i _,wth ,half _ t ml] may .cnmse,a.i. o ,In-sa‘w.c

~~~~---~~~e-~~_~ f to f *of whom over 5,000 ys;g__o¢,vg1py, .64 " '°'“°;‘_i '°“ “d H? Q' r.U.;nr5_._1;.J.ci»i1»sss.s.-__ iii-smriigi

° _and 34,500 Soudanese ridemen. on 5';0\;:id fhflz 8;: 2131;; _;&Ins_titute_‘wi_ __ out _

1 waZ0 ' e co 1 _ 1 _'*;___ _f

Soap.,

This is a great favorite with ~

a great many people ` _'

_ (Fresh stock just, received.) ' _We are showing also three or

four special- lines just received

at very low prices.

Beside these we have some

bargain lots at bargain prices.

Pure castles etc.,

Woman

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_ They 'are"°"'buttoned;- 1 made of choice dongol_a__ on a wide soled, rouiim* *

toe last-but the chieff lf'

feature is a new flexible) 'T 1"

insole that makes the' heavy sole of this boot _ appear quite easy and soft. V -

The price is

$3,454

nd they are good valu _ at that.

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We are showin a mee line of

_ wanting a new goifjersei

fcomtfoiiovdisiffori oorlyift.ii;a-oiio. ‘

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We are opening .to day._aHne line 0fN0b

suitines Over Coating and Troasenng

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Sartorial Artists. ~ .

A share of your _business respectfully solicit; Policies and certificates promptly issued at

Cameron Block, Queen Square.

HORACE HA!

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credit and has entirely oscopod hostile c:n1-iuii.` nsuicsrons, _ nishings always on hand. ` " ` criticism He stands a. hood chance SUNNYMDE

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