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A 1 __ g , THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, JULY 21 1898

We wish to remind

\ou that an early

settlement of your July account will

be appreciated very much as we are iii

need of the money. We will be pleased t receive the

amount and give you a receipt for same to-dayf

IIIIEUMATISM

EGYPTIAN RIIEUMATIG

for sale by all Dragging.

Prioe25c perbottle-

Inv 25 ood &w1 yr

IIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIE

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corroborated with bu _de o inion amply estab1ishe;uox.g'=

caim for suneri

pggonzpzkamwby rant send us i

lgfgpltéiry than can be done else- 3

PHONE 125.

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I Q I E l culiar kind of rid and the otheri

or exult in the risk to human life,

l°fQ‘=°°° S"°°'~- Ju, 15 2" ,_ whioh, after on apologies novo boon

amy ing po y n e in in the cause of temperance re-

°“Y’-i‘"‘¥ P°’*“i“i”S' *° ml' habitants of Spainand thoseof Turkey form Many instances could be olfed

er an no mor.-= The Spaniards undoubtedly possess where rumsel’ers in different a ts f §

bl _ _ _ p r o

gli§w§f§” i',',v;°¢'§§-°1i,,,§h,':;°°,i,','°,,,',it‘f§ much of the Mohammedan pride the country have been forced to aban-

a . _

nd fatalism, owing perhaps ‘don their business in consequence of

Our prices are right and we t0 the infusion Of M00riSh

gviarautc all '

i.. 2 _ _ _

can md ge, ngi"w°r __ b od in their veins. The Spectator, _g _ if

; a recent issu `

5 ... gli III II IIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIII I II I

y made, is the true cause of excitement

in the bull-fiffht.”

When you buy an imported mattress, who knows what is inside of it ? The sweepings of the shop fioor may be in the centre of the mattress. The cotton or iiock may have been made of unwashed and very dirty rags. You may bring a. fever into your house with your new mattress. WE KNOW' just what the contents of our mattress is. We buy from right sources and see and handle it before the ticking covers it up. They are safe to buy-and our prices are right-because home-made.

_ _ " 'lime jristence of such societies that a license

-»--~~ -» _ modern and significant name. `, law

DECADENCE or The first of the local bye-elections. Ellie

took place yesterday in the First Dis- ,h h b , __ t -nl trict of West Prince. The result was widower e may e’ “ai Cer ai y

. f h k ` k' h

amajority of 245 for Mr‘Meddie W e 0 ii e mar in ma' mg Sue

swee in statements and instead of

Gallant, Liberal, over Mr F J Buote, ‘y castip g ’

Conservative. This election was held ,good

- ~ d t - . -_

_ . ~ ` * _ ' h e s ou ed.

feeimé' 0” Uile matte” ana 30”” Of, than local legislature in order to con- I iw e P S ~

their \Vl‘i\5€I`S hH~"€ been bewf’-‘img 'test his district for the seat at Ottawa' W their Position and eiiiliiiiiiig into iiiie rendered vacant by the death of thel este

g y

cause” thereof' _ . _ iaiie H03- S- F- P€i'i`Y~ cerning the absence of band music on

The Lancet, commenting on this in i

of Di sostarted has evoked many interest- registrar of deeds, to the board of cilis For years Past three city bands fing contributions to its discussion. but health, New York, shows that the haw; o'

of all yet given t0 the World Elle 111055 sanitary condition of that city is more yket f»€lDP€I‘Bf€» the 111080 Scielltififl, 9-Hd satisfactory than is generally suppos- the

the most conclusive is that of the ed The death rate' for 1897 was aft; ni ht and no pm; was pi‘0feSSOr Of pl1ySi0l0gy ill the Uni- 19.66, on an estimated .population of exac g '

y versity of Turin, Dr Angelo Mosse. 2,048,830, being lower than in any Con He takes his text from the brilliant previous year Since 1886, F0rty.iive Ole

gb00l< Of SlgD0!` Gllgll6lI!l0 F€l`l'€l`0, per cent of the deaths were from diph-

. . W

‘L Amore Della Clvllw M0100 C theria and croup alone. This is the won] Germanica,’ and cites one of its most lowesg page from theg

_ 1 e causes, not

F €(] Pi`°S”°°t P33532” 011 Whi¢h 50 illmg only relatively but absolutely, since 5;;

“i'“°i

1 ' , crease ar e o use 0 an 1-

iess P"0¢°°i°“S and °°0i¢¥' bi°°fi°d toxin andgth; medical inspection of I has than the Frenchman or Spaniard, and E¢h001s_ , $100

"_ -r J f* in this organic difference lies the root ---

of nearly all the other psychcal dif- A correspondent takss a clergyman itil ferences of the two races, northern to task for having made what he termst mg

and southern’ Not accepting this “a most uncharitable and uncalled for Wim thesis absolutely, Dr Mosso intro rets attack u n the Sons of seas

I THE LATIN RACE.

‘ Much discussion has taken place ireceiitly in France, Spain and Italy concerning the opinion, now almost universal, that the Latin race as a whole is onthe down grade. Both France and Italy have an uneasv

hall and the city building. Here

rk _ . n . each of the bands askingif they

p po Temperance J

it with considerable modifications, and the IOG T.” Several of the freiiu

- it which seem to us scientifically well "cler an’s utterances are uoted in might viiry wen accede' Should they

is certainly cured founded. ‘Life,’ he admits, ‘develops the ieisitilzier and they are suclii as could gill;

" ` tensely, more rapidiy in scarcely fail to excite comment. We

bythe nee of more in -

southern latitudes. , know not what reason the cler man for

85’

But Professor Mosso, while con- may have had forspeaking as he did in fum

,ceding that in the organic difference this particular instance. But when room of the two races is to be found to a any man arises to make auch sweeping P _ certain extent the cause of the infer- remarks upon these orders as a whole d

I iority of the Latin to the Anglo-Saxon, he is certainly guilty of misre resenta un

' P _ ~ eve

lyet does not allow that this by any tion ; either knowingly or unknowings -

to do soseveral prominent citizens gest: that the Council ,pay them each night of music and collect in re afair amount of rent forthe S, _

ed in this province bythe ex-

was not foisted upon our people

a few months ago. In view of facts the clergyman referred to,

ng a slur at those engaged in the work, should lend his voice, vote

ith reference to the article in rday mor-niug’s GUARDIAN con-

had free use of rooms in the mar-

met for practice night

ted from them by the ncil. Not long since the City

, acting upon instructions, wrote

d agree to play onthe Square a

tain number of nights in lieu of the tal privileges ‘accorded them by City. To this,we are informed,the ds did rot even deign to reply so the matter rested. It is under d that if each band would consent lay free of charge for two or three ts the Council would be perfectly ng to pay' for the balance of the on. This seems a reasonable est and one to which the bands

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nowsa Baos for straw hats, summer erclothing; furnishings, carpets, etc, ry time.

means covers the whole question. ly. True it is that many branches of' He thinks. and probably rightly, that these societies fail to do their duty.

it is in the physical and mental train- Many fail to do what is expected of ¥

U|l ing of the races that the cause of them Unprincipled members oc -

Ai ille

~ ca

,Imuch of the success of the Anglo- sionally get within the pale only to * lSaxon must ‘be sought. Dr Mosso bring disgrace. upon the Order. The 7 declares that to the American and conduct within the lodge or division I English system of education, of in- room is sometimes notias it should be. f st-illing into the minds of the young a The members are often not as aggres- llove of healthy outfof-doors exercise, sive as might be desired in theiri iis largely due the greater physical and warfare against the liquor traiiic.

_ ‘mental robustness of the Anglo-Sax- And yet with all these drawbaoks the

;= .ons. fact remains, and cannot be contra-

. So -far as the Spanish race is con- dicted, that these societies are on f

e o

' oerned, their deterioration, like that the moss potent factors in the cause

of the Turkish race, must be almost of sobriety. Among their mem

There is no preparation like “llllll PIII-” he-*ling S0001- ing‘ softening.

wholly ascribed to the gross ignorance bers may be found a largeh equal-

of the masses and to the corruption' of proportion of our best people, Pleasantly perfumed. » _

the upper ani governing classes. In- _men who have borne the £13593 immediately, 110” Sti°i¥!-

ed, there would appear tobemany burden and heat of the day ints of simxlarit betwee th

A. W; Reddin, Phm. B.

CENTRAL DRUG STORE. U N NYSI DE-

Seaside

_ *Home

For sunburn, etc., it has no

Positively harmless. ` Made and sold by g

\f\/\*\\4 ‘Q

$ .38

in e, gives an interesting _ I I estimate of the Spanish temperament. , _ I 4 I 4 ‘ s

X U ow.. .,.....i.., ....1 ...ly ..,. mmmmvsmm was

this journal, “certainly differentiate _

Engineers and Machinists. Spaniards from the other southern '

Steam Navigation Co's Wharf

Charlottetown REL races of Europe, but they are qualities

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mihfsisvcmvs

_ W - ~ _ _J _ s _ _,_ .s..._J - ~ if- » "A" -

};n11°01u4L NQTES. Ithe combined efforts of temperance

Q0-0-0-0-@-so-o-@-@@@ . -_ _ s...i......_ An.. ..1....1 ....i.. to

8 .Y S

A °°i`i`e°P°iiiieii” suggests thai m|the healthy temperance sentiment

I ff M- - future the Park Roadway be known ‘creat

'rHL'nsn.w. JULY. 21,1895. as the Park Boulevard a I-

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Wltlllillll

1, t pays tg Bu at '”""i`°i"

You can get the newest and best goods for 34,; possible prices.

rj# White Piques, the newest thing for ladies’

cnass La

1. We are now selling a superb line 2;- Linens in Silk Checks, also Stripes at the 3; low prices 18c,~16§c,15c, 13§~c, I 9§c

the regular price. _

1;; ground- _ Theyare selling attlievery low §§ 14 cents per yard '

SHIRT

.root oNE bargain io shirt wsisa,

ef Every ONE is a bargain and each ONE `_a Waist gets a bargain.. g V Y

1? discounts to clear. ‘ ~

ulurmmlzul liars.

All at 'LW II

C* Illlill I ‘i\I»'\lli\'fll .tif'Ili'air’\i»Ifli‘I»l1'»'ilf'I

mpc tions

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pear to constitute an entirel se arate gig’ we ave now the largest Stock and the greatest vukty (if

ths ever shown in one Store in the Citv

of Years has ueveiiichanged either 5; s I Come and- inspect 9'" goods’ and get ‘mr °‘°t°m5ii . i0' fact or in the impression which it We show in our window this week, three lines in Ladies’ foot. Suit a perfect 55 - ‘ . 1°

makes upon the remainder of man. ware that we think cannot be sur assed

p ` _ _ _ ' ° - ‘

kind One of these qualities is a e- lst-An elegant Chocolate Trilby made of fine kid with turne We invite Inspection'

p e, s a. sole and fastened by 2 button strap across the instep. "PU

_g steely callousness It is a qual- 2nd-A Dongola Trilby in Black with patent tip, turned sole ` `

1 ity of pride which distinguishes the, and fancy vamp,

*_ Skpaiigard alike from the Italian and ` grd-A Dongola Laced Boot with patent tip, fair stitch an

_ t- e reuchman. A personal dignity s len id stock an ex

Th th half £ th d _ .

......i:;“ ..i.::......‘;. 22;? -PM fc mm. -Ps-~ mining eight rooms, ` electric light, ‘to be as essential i° him as fre°d°m

GENTS

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LADIES’ cAPEs arb ire

_ gf We are the largest dealers in “these

‘___NE-W Goonsam g, commodities on P- E. IsIand._

11-ns sEAsoN's |MPoR'rA'r|oN. GOOD GOODS

season I ii *ND I

ill"UN‘i’l‘»'w‘rl~1’iw*'r.".‘l‘.u‘s' ..

L 11-ie sl-ioeisrs S :_

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We want. to clear them at once, so down go the prices §` _- ' P

ARKH@§lG§]K§R§v.. lf’f|.1'.J. HARRIS. finial & cniuniin

"MW7V7’*7“‘

We call special attention to our beautiful

g Suitirigs, selling at 27c, 280 and 29 cents per

;: per yard- These prices are fully per cont

3_2 Just received in fancy checks With

_ The balance of _our millinery will hold lt

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;,_ SIINNYSIDE.

You to see our new importations of CLOTHS. We have

carned a splendid variety of Fashionable Suitmgs.

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displayed in such excess that they SP- X r assa T But we can S“feiY Say ffh~\t with our new i rt! ` for

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national characte which in hund

We make the fashionable Cloths ParExcellence-insthn

JOHN M LEO

p ( tra good fitter.) _ . @ & V These are regular 2.00 lines, We offer them thii-Week fOr ` _ _ . I I ` .

_ Sartorial Artigts

hot water fumwa Rent od I to the Anglo-Saxon or order to thei ' i

m er- - r

" `o i,G¢?|’lIA81l. He must, however, becal-

_ . I lous as well as proud, or he could not . '

£3123 lg; vH. gm” o?3il";i_§"iE n°i;_ let women and children die of want, I ' v-'Y' ' '-

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