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THE GUARDIAIK CHABLOQTETOWN,

soclation, held in the Presbyterian Church at Victoria West.

The meeting was called to order. Mr. Jas. Boats, President in the Chair.

ducted by Rev. Mr. Dresser, (Baptist)

The devotional exercises were con-

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WB lllll KBBD 99”- ci-"fir-:ss.c° ‘~" Mi”-Fi~iP~=°>e 3 T It was my pnvilage on the 22nd, tu _° ° . , ~ ‘_ * _' _

' inst. to attend the evening session ci ‘S a . I ‘nie Tyne veiiey sebum seiieei .fle-

Muneie. Ind.. Aug. , 80.--While in

D his engine cab last night W. tl. McCarthy an engineer on the Lake Erie Railroad. #was shot through the temple~ and died an hour later. When the bullet struck him McCarthy shut off the steain and kept his hold on the throttle until the tiain came to a standstill. He became unconscious alter asking that all

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" Mich asT begins Se t. 18th 1899

' i cation for admission, apply to DB. H15,

Secretary.

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Sets, Smokei°’s Setsf-In Celluloid, Leather, Plush and Wood. We have the BEST AND _

ONLYREAL J `

JAPANESE .et ei

5 O‘CLOCK TEA AND CHOCOLATE SETS on the Island. Rubber Goods and Dolls in great variety at

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To come in and look over our groceries. Our st/ ck is Eno and fresh and guaranteed to be satisfactory. We keep everything in our line that is necessary

or 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.

ltis tori. natebusinsss - that.has uhaeditary

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nototthemselven sums? insurethehishestsuocm.

mustbe open tothe innuence

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Charlottetown P. E. 1. Phone 1§5.

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‘-_.__t_~- otNovaScotia, Chairman Board ; ';; _

- - Cheltenham Lodi ’ Coll . wma °° °"

ae arms p .

For Calendar and Blank Form of A i li-

were strongly impressed that U16 meeting was one oi the most impor-

rendered in a manner which seemingly excited the approval of the intelligent

-ure ol his Highland ancestcrs-true-

ledge alone will make them million

omeaiee reeine is buildings-em land, into the Boundary Creek district.

_Outcroppings were discovered some

*time ago, but it was only ten _days ago what the ledge itself was 'uncovered by the graders. It has not been 'thoroughly exploited, but has been stripped sum- ciently to show it exceeds titty test in

gave values of $40 to $50 per ton,

Le Roi or Republic mine has been dis- covered. Meiienzie and Mann have died on the property and will soon be-

clined ii large sum for it. Two smaller

good mines.

City advices state that an immense copper belt is known to extend from White Horse Rapids, in the Yukon River, ,to a point on the Dalton Trail forty miles from the Lynn Canal. It is over iilty miles in extent, and lies in British territory. The first outcroppings of this belt were disc- vcrod ` two years ago by Henry Bratnoner, a mining ex-

defeloping claims near Hootchi and

Dalton Trail.

alter which Mrs. A. E. Leng, Sec’y. iUV°9l~l¢§°iP° 5° m°d°' _ _ read the records of the previous see-V THQ UUWK °°°°“`°d ‘ix ‘_m1°°t:°'u‘ '75 sion which were approved and adopted. M\1D°l0 89 *U9 ml" ‘"5 8°“1S D "° 8 As we listened to the reading oi the the woods. Mf=Cl\_1‘th7 Put ‘ramps 3:; minutes ol the afternoon session, so the enirlno 0i1‘1l0l‘1l1lh°d5y 3° 5 P0

couosiely and minntely written, we is now making a search.

tant in the history of the Associat_ion.,_ Cos A programme arranged by a commit- ---- Y tee appointed for the purpose W8! A Dividend Declared, But no Directors tl

Chosen.

assemblage present. The addresses oi Mcrrritiiai. Aug. 29.-There was

, , the Revs. Mr. Dresser _ and Murdock meeting of the _Electric directors _ _ _ Book and Stationery Store, could not tail to awaken a deeper in- three o’_clock this afternoon. _thi P1`i“°‘° Sir Louis then mentioned some of the good wgarmg ~3,1~|d tha

Victoria Row, Ch’town, P- E- I- terest in tho hearts of parents and all pal business of the season being the f16_- smut! ef hi' Gqvemmnt tmp. E_ 1|, __

,J engaged in Sabbath School work. The claration ol the usual quarterly divi- 1md_ immdin‘ ‘180_000_ for a "V price you win and to be

musical part was assigned to the local dent ol_two per cent. _ wmw_,_ smmer; $250,009 for mg, _

choir and to the choir of the Presby- Nothing was done regarding the el- Himbgto-_Bridge ,md gmwgy, _ ri’ght_

___ _ _ terian church, Tyne Valley, under the ection oi the new directors for the com-e wgathgr vm, ou,” ‘nag mg "mug, ; _ _ _ _

' ‘ direction oi Mr. Philips. _ pany. and it is not at all likely that Bhnwing that the P1'°Vil1°° _ . W3 havethem __ in

The singing was ine the music and matter will come up for final decision not him mg¢m._ ,gg gag* _ f _ ~ ~ "

words excellent especially some choice for some time to come. __Several_we1l mum ¢°_“_‘~M wang” in _the _newést ~ 8 h _a d_ 9_3 selections from late Nos. of the kncwn gentlemen have been mentioned “gmc” nd. Sh, _ , . _ ; ____ __ __ __ __

Musical Mellion. e likely to take the three vacancies oii_,wuh.m Lupin nm _g . Rev. Mr. Dresser just before the the board. but ss yet no decision has _f,j,.m°M° th, imp,”-_h‘¢

benediction was prononnoed.ml»5° 8 V0!! been arrived at.

ii'-i°`33` 3333-?§7=1»°i9\1?'° 233;; I cusioms Rscsiris snow-_ f§§5~§»3=»§Tc’-iT-

all those from s distance to call at his i ‘ t Tmgdg' u house and partake of tea. We knew :,°:;¢¢iy¢ gfyg

he meant it as we were already aware. --- _ LM-4

Hr. McLel1en_hadl_l\herltedma -akin* wing, An, Agnggugginnggww °*1'\ki°8‘3°8\`°°\l\l|=distin¢nishing5°**°_ - Angnst-danelnwsatlslaotory. ~ expeotstohe

f\\\\’*°‘1 |\°°Pi*\1_i¢!-_ QW" *°°“"°" f°" Moitrnnsr. Lug. 23.-It would not ,_ _ _ , _ _ »i>°v4°d 1° fh° 1°“*9*i°°- “QI P“'°*' se neu mi-pi-ieieg is nieieereeee in ' __ A -A ment -,high 'is ;h3_i.»1.u-g. ilfg 03 th° 8°°d “WSU °f ‘ml mf’ PW' customs collections Iorthis mont amount THE " _ ~ < ' V1d°d» *U 5°” °1' “V” “Pm” in to 8150.000 more than those for the `

_ _ est in t~-a city you

pleasant conversation doubtless inspired month gf An mt Int can and 0_ - -' , » __ . e by some very excellent music 1`°°d°"°d 000 more than last monthy. _ '5 Bi' sup.-nu °' the 0”" muh" ' always- 5 by mms °f N10 membm vi Tr==°.Y\1_1ev| ‘ ` oem ie|s»¢ina on Amin. » __ i ' _ e s j choir.-lliss Gertie|l|.cMillan presiding ‘ wwf* _.___ aued with new

st the organ. After hiding adieu no Hostl BUSINESS Locus. 0.n.uu_ OM, Augmg. '30_~__Th¢_, -

‘U14 1303"" 91° P\¥\1d_1'°'° "‘2"‘°‘1' ’°' _ __ ~ Government” has made an arrangement . ,pective homes under the mystic iight ot A “mb” of baske” of Plums _on with me Ewa, Dempsm-_3;¢,¢mg§ip U9, * h°‘"°°t m°°n""C°m’ ` sale today These plums are especially Wh°1'°5y th" °°mP°”! i5 *° hmm* °'

X __.____.__ suited for preserving.-Sriiwairr & Vt:)”;:°g_;°;l1U=*PCrli1;;`;°**1_2__'i°`:"‘;_d,“°hhn d

1 Aus. 1 i = _ _

7 ' FORTUNE IN _G _ _ produce to the old country.. The Lal!

- Queen an-een ___ _ "Tomatoes are red and blood-making. Hu;-en, which is the vessel in

neun. iiaeteuie us me Pisa ities developing infantile lovelineae in cheek will een at the Island cspiiet in

|_,q|¢¢_ 1 » and lips iieaten, not now and then, but mba- 1_1,and November' . The

‘ ' ___ _ threhtimes a day, This is the fruit Hu;-gg srillhc

D llinitnsronis, Minn.,-_August 30.- ¢=\11'°.e.0f Gila” 01 E40” bl'°8klllt»_ will plant, A Tacoma, wash., special ie tue- itwil1b¢r°m_°mh°r°d_ tfiatglve had ne” pmmestcr

~rinie» eeyse wine gnsie j en me pwurilsdlvivs. c°=me¢i¢s._¢__>rd°°wr»"l ment Canadian Pacino’ extension' W0 01906 30 bIll,h°l89_i ripe _tonia~ _ _

~ A eoeiembie, oennseien me *vw wider vbi°h» will bvelcld .produce

‘°_°°°°°°°° 00°* 0°” 000° Mann have greet issgee er dow# :wr rips tomato sauce ncwsalsoll eneeee

¢g¢,_m|mi||g |;i‘||_i|| ¢¢pp¢¢,‘g_¢id and pickling caeumbemcauliicwer, - »

silver-.» Theyare good pm. sugercorn, y_el_!ow‘corii, __

- - gi-ess on railroad coat:-'sets,_bnt_ present 318°* Il 1l_'s parsley. ~ 1 _ e

_ _ mmmgmm um; me mmggl 41,. carrots, beets. omons. parsaipsdurnips, U you amtipgd _md du11_°m»¢_

_ _gyyggjgg win] Pg’ Qhgmhr bg“_9r_ PCIIYOG, Olbb-‘sg0. GCC. Glfl _BNHS gggwd, gnd hgyg' gppggigg’

A mining expert,’who has just come mlfkét- 30 58538” Pllml °3P00\¢d~.f0 Hood’s It enriches-

; standing the increased outlay on public

reserved; the extension ot the Inter- colonisl to Montreal, and other _msslf nres. He strongly condemned the Senats’s rejection ct the Redistribution

B'll. = ‘ lSir Louis dealt at length with the gh”-ge; ci fcorrnption in the Yukon. claiming 'that _ they were slandcroum unfounded and had been utterly Turning to the public debt he quoted ngures to show an 'increase of 316-815- 89! in the three years 1894--6 inclus-

-f63 s year, against $6:558.965iin, the past three years under Liberal rule, or only $2.1,86.880i a year. Canada’s

the larger expenditure. In 1895 there was a delicit ol $4.000.000 snd~ last 1 year a surplus ot 85.500.000. notwith-

works. ‘

About the class of Dress

ive.oi the late Government, or $5.505. '

You will always find

rapid growth now gives a national in- fthyg they gpg g00d, ` come of 46 millions against 84 _ millionsf

under the late Government and hence! Evgry gggtume is a,

monument _of style _ and elegance, good looking,

among which are the

" ie 1 crkin which he

to leave

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15 a cold

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sires This ledge was sound near ' -‘-

Casoede._ anewtown on_the~Colum _ _ _ _ _. __ _ _ _ ‘°?°U°° tisaweeiem Reiireed. wineh in ' 'f ' ' “ " " " " °<=1°°k- If

width. Assays irom near the ;snrtacef`f_

making it practically- certain another _

gin development. They have de-_

ledges have uncovered by the grading

» ,_ _ _,gg _ 4 _gg _ __ , rorews, both giving promise ot making `

Tacoma, Wash., August 28--Bennett

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from British Columbia, says _that one |l1'1'iV°- _' i il vitalizes the blood. '

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lic per Bottle .

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or 2 lor 254:.;///_

That is the pi-ice we are selling a good sound extract of malt

for. `

You have' read of' HOF- _

BORAU, a liquid extract of 'Q malt, not advertised as largely'

perhaps as some, buts splendid article

Empmmi-Rimsyky

A11 PM. ~=f==i-=_s_‘ °~i>1°i-we

_and employers of_labor in want , _ A _ ____ ~ j-_._

;g,n¢;°§y:;i;1;;t;iti; help and sitna- of

bee the price- 154:, lor 2 bottles for 25c. -

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THE Drug Shire Sunnyside.

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Common

‘ all students

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locket; with monogram M. tween railway and P E

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Every mail We are in receipt of letters from Ontario Furniture Maniifactui ers, calling at- tention to an advance in ihe cost of their goods, the .wrcnce to `da.te will average 15, per cent. Our prices have not been advanced

in Buy Furniture...

-buy now before the change.

IMRK WRIGHT & llll,._|.ld

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This Slater Shoe is made of heavy Dongola with extra thick

_ is ieenehe NATURAL Lasrs ° ~ - - i RAN ' ` e

re room than an other Slater Shoe, wide. Whlch gwgi It t

It Su.:;i.l:s%__al.:_iv_id'eal fall shoe having alight upper and hes V

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j V ~ D . . I. , Finder will be rewarded by- the Guanniaiv Orifice. ~ _

' 3,000 Bird's Quills for Paton & Co’s Miillinery Department from 5c each or 6 for 25c. _ 1111.

LATEST novelties in Ladies Felt Hats

_ MISS SNELGROVE,

Kent Stree°t

jhsniisniitasunicieasasas

New Blues; FsWnS.My1'f-ki and

Greens.

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Sur D well _ stocked

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_Shouldcall at our stores e '-

We caniboil the of Souvenir goods, f7°"°117"11d 3P°°*»¢1¢B,ldown'to snitthe tastes of

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Repeifiegeepeeieiey. ' _ _

ie en thee te

milliiiery

Every day is a

ment of beauty

showing a large

embossed

shcivigfer Feafiieendiwieiefr settings ees

no’r mass

rss iuisi'

Of bu in king t tha fitted for liotg w;t.e‘;-?0 bug $91? vibe ];1Gca

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with beih_ifeiier?W9 3 "mt may

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