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THE GUARDIAN, OHARLOTTETOWN,

Issued every Momlll ’

31' THE (7 FARDIAN PUBLISHING Co from their Onloe in the Caxanox Btocir

Buses orricrs-—Central street, suminenlde

W. A. Baniuirr, Manager. Aiberion Book store, lain Street : G.I.Cl.AllKl

llauaaer. souris East, lain 8t:r~.-ct-R. Smxax. Manna“ The only Morning Paper in the Province. Delivered on the Breakfast tables or the City and all over the Province by noon, eeasaealeaeleaasla u'% '' Six Months........--.-...------- 3 on 313313 copies............... Scent! Weekly Edition published on Thursday. | Terms-—Per year ......... ........... Cl-55 -- when paid in advance....-- l-0° " eaasaaessaasaa ‘ Stem‘-weekly Edition. blished on‘ Tnesaiays and Thu rernis—Per year -' When pal '- single Lop Advertising rates furnished 8. D. HIGGS

ldiior and llanaglng

Director.

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THE WORLD ovse.

in Interesting Budget of News llondensetl.

Charlottetown Markets CKAIl.oT'l‘l1'0Wll, July 26. I393- Beel(small)UD............ 0.05 Beef(quarter)Vlh .......... 0.06 @ 0.09 Buttery fresh.-sass sasals 0030 @ Blltte|',tub,Vm....u success 0-14 l-0 °°!6 ChecR,pel‘ lbasaaessosossaog 0014 ,t°°0‘6 _ >,,,

Calf Skins (trimmed) .... .... 0.06 _@ 0-03

1'-‘ggs.~v dos o.lo "to 0.71:

Fowls, per pair ............ 0.55 to 0.60 Price 45.: per l_b._

Flour. ' rcwt.............. 3.25 to 2.35 ' tone of voice, not too loud,

l-lam lb ..........'........ I3 @ 0.14 CART R S "and distinctly. -

Hay, V loo lbs (ncw)....... 0.4 @ 0.55 3rd. Place the Telephone so

Mutton, Vlh...... .......... o. @ 0.12 as to cover the Ear. just as it Price 400 per lb.

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P. E. ISLAND. ERSON S using the Tele-s 5 _ ,phone would find talking much more satisfactory if they would observe the following Rules :. C

1st. Speak with your month about four ‘inches from the transmitter.

2nd. Speak in a moderate

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Another rise in molasses.

Saturday 286 died at New York

Italy has twenty-two crematories. There are in all 135,000 miles of cable. The eruption of Mount Etna is subsid- mg.

There are 1,000 “haunted” houses in London.

The Queen has knighted the Lord mayor of London.

sees

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Business llana8°1'-

awl 909000

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The Bank of England requires sixty folio lodgers for its daily accounts.

Five thousand women are engaged in the retail liquor business in Chicago.

Idaho is the only State whose name has never been satisfactorily accounted for.

Oatmeal (white oats) per cwt. . 2.30 to 2.50 Oatmeal, (black oats) per cwt 2.40 @ 3.50 Pork, small (salt) ...... o7.o @o.lo Pork,carcass.................. none Straw, per load...... Loo @ 2.00 Potatoes ..... . . . . ............ Pelts, each causes saaetl assesses Lamb (quarter) ...... .... .... Fresh Halibut, per lb. . . . . . . . . . Spring Pigs, per pair...... .... 5.ooto 6.00 §1.‘.“.?.".‘I: ‘.":‘f.".“.“.°.“..' :::::.':::. °°'” @ ‘i you wished to shut out all; . other sounds. Do not press too hard on the Ear. , . It is possible to talk and heard when standing back two or three feet from the trans- mitter, if ‘ you shout . loud enough, but it 13 not apleasant mode of conversation, is en-. tirely unnecessary, and is a useless. waste of wind and lungs, besides being veryi'*ian”-* noying to all within range of

Strawberries . . . . . . . . . . .. . . if to 25 SEEDSMEN, om... , your voice.

Gooseberries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..8 to lo hcuaaaovre-rowu . Ron Amos, Manager.

Steam Ne_v_.Ue Lt’Il

RedCurrants 16 assists Assessment

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AUGUST 4, 1892.

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Reduction of Employees}

President Yan Home of the C.‘ P. R-. than whom no better auth irity on. rail- road matters exists in Canada, was inter- viewed a few days ago respecting 910 working of the Inter-colonial Railway. Mr. Van Horne said :-

“Possibly and probably a good deal can be done by cutting down expenses: This. in fact, is always possible for a ‘time on any railway that has been well maintained. But my opinion is that the success of the Inter-colonial Railway, as of any other road, must come from the building up of its traiiic rather than by cuttmit tl0'|l expenses. I may also say that theextant to which expenses can be reduced is very limited; yet the extent to which_ traffic can be developed is practically unlimited. My experience goes to show that reduc- tion in the number of employees and re- duction of wages renders good manage- ment scarcely possiblc. “ 5“°l1 P?ll°,Y, tends to inziiicientif not disloyal service.

'We commend these remarks to the Minister of Railways, who is now 011 8 tour of inspection of the I. C. R. The The policy which has been adopted re- garding the Island railroad is directly the opposite to that favored by President Van Horne. Men who have given the best of their years and ability to the service of the government have been turned adrift from the Island railroad heartlessly and unfairly, and if President Van Home is right. against the best interests of the road. The Minister of Ihilwsys is ex- pected to visit the Island shortly, It is to be hopedhe will be led to see some of the injustice his department has been guilty of.

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There is a ‘sign on the entrance to a cemetery at North Wales, Montgomery county, Ps., which reads, “No admit- tance except on business.”

-‘M’ name» .m'1y4li.M‘lcK..‘1§.£. ' a ,. . ‘ ,

In the State of New York there are Charlottetown Market Quotations- IIlIl'.|llIl0l’.\ll'6d nearly 2,000,000,000 Clg8- wI0Lns‘Ll can P3103.‘ rettes per annum. “We trig: ho“ to . . . . 011?.“ y, Ht‘ aonsaossa 4-‘.0 The m‘n hvlng to.d‘y ‘8 Si“! to COTIIIHCCI dllll.. aoaeeo access aa3 O0 to sols be Chang-tn-Ling, the Chinese giant. His Oatmeal and Rolled Oats. .. . . ..4.25 to 4-50 is 7 3 incbea. asoaae -cease ceases ....$l.§O I0 Iégo Mr. Arthur B-1rour.Fir-t Lord of the cit...‘ZIIIIIZIIIIIZIITZIZIZ..:£;‘.. ulc - . - 4-1, Btte................ ........17toI8c Ter::wry’ ha Just filtered upon hm at Sllga:s.., yellow.... . .. . . . . . . ..3}4 10 3% Y ' Granulated ...................4l(to4}é A by near Grand Rapids, Mich., is ’l‘ea.... .... ...... ...... .... ....r8 to 23¢ raising crickets by thousand and sells them to anglers for bait. A Philadelphia publisher contemplates Godfish (largo. dried)- - - - -- - - - - -- $5-0° Sr. Lavvaimcs, will make daily trips as P033093 P9!’ 503- - -16 under, local time, (Sundays excepted) Leave Ciarlottetown for Pictou every morn- ing, except Wednesday, at six o'clock, local, so‘-as to insure connection with the eastermtrain to Cape Breton and early train for Halifax. On Wednesday sic will leave at eight o'clock to accommodate excursion- ists and others. Leave Pictou about 12.30 on arrival of moni- ing-train from Halifax for Charlottetown. Leave Summersicle on arrival of train from Charlottetown; "for Point du

Molasses, steady. .... .... .‘...30 to 32¢ bringing out an edition of Shakespeare in Chem, and. t there with trains for all p d United States. '

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A critical Bostonian comments on the circumstance that Queen Victoria gave $250 to aid the sufierers by the St. John's fire and John P. Spaulding of Boston gave 81,000.

Labouchere predicts that his former ally and friend, Chamberlain, will end up in an asylum, with straws in his hair, a paper crown on his head and a broom- stick in his hand. -

The estate of 10,000 acres on which Mr. George Vanderbilt is to.erect a ba- Bollial castle in North Carolina represents forty farms, which were bought up from the mount ' ‘ ‘ of fun’

FALL .'l‘ll1P FROM Llvsereel. I

THE Clipper Bark RALPH B PEAKE, 7co Tons '

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i 115*‘ i [ye : it Unlockeall the clogged avenues of Bowels, Kidne and Liver, carrying ofl gradually wi out weakening the sys;,» tem, all the_ixnpm-ities and tgul-hmfirg of the secretions; at thggafia time Gore.

Peetlns A91” c'or the Stomach, E liilllogsness. Dyspelpsia,

_, at lot]: of September next,

and will carry Freight at through rates to the different Railway points on the Island. ‘

For Freight apply in London to John Pit- cairn 6- Sons, 7_ Union Court, Old Broad, Street,-E. C ;in Liverpool, to Pitcairn Br -- tliers, 51 South John Street, or here to the

_owners PEAKE BROTHERS & CO. Ch’town, July 23 6w cod

. k ‘M "*~“~'W'-" . wv rs; -12‘... a-va.aw..n-.m.Jska...-r:-... gfi,;...,.. ‘*'~'-4hVI"v"flr-e-unripe, . \

Tobacco (tWlSt)..u.-.... sass sasaaa ....45C words of one syllable for use in the prim- .I.es"ire Point du Cherie on arrival of morning

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Raisins (Valencia).......... o 1-2 to 7c

Beef ................ 412.50 to $15.00

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ary schools.

tiam from St. John, for Summerside and connect there with trains for all parts of the Island. reached by P. E 1. Railway

Pork, Mess . . . . . . . . same fievening, ' St. I olin with International

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uric c Headgelies, Dizziness, Heart urn, constipation, Dryne:-.s of the Skin, Dre , Dimness of Vision, Jaun- dlce. t Rheum,

sipplas Scro- fula, Flutterin of t .e

“ MW. I I I U I I I D D I I I I I CD140 Connections at

Plgwnsv ‘S l°"‘°' °‘"i°"" '°"’ em‘ Cherries . . . . . . .. . . . . . .. 16 “ Prime Mess. . .. .......... ..12.oo on and after Monday, 41]} ams Sugar-cured). . . . . 11$: . . 11c Steamers every day until 4th Sept. to Boston and with Mallory Line Monday for

ployed at the time when Josliau invaded Ce!e:’ , _ , __ _ _ _ _ , 5 Palestine. - Rolled n.. ............. . . July. W92- Massasceaaaeaasaasosssssssas New York. At Halifax with Steamers of Can. Atl. S. S. Co. Monday, Wednesday

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Our _ Beds.

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A London drug fu-in recently adver- eart, Her-

The Department of Marine and Fisher- ies are taking steps for the preservation and extension of the oyster beds of the Maritime Provinces. Reckless and in- ordinate modes of fishing have prevailed with disastrous effects and this move of the government will no doubt save this important industry. A conference of fishery inspectors was held at Ottawa in April, 1891, among the recom- mendations of that conference being the prohibition cf mud digging within 200 yds of any live oyster bed, subdivision of productive beds into three sections to be fished alternate years, and the restocking of old and depleted beds. An appropri- ation of 85000 was voted by parliament for the survey of oyster beds and a start has been made at Shediac, where 270 acres of water area have been set apart for the purpose of carrying on natural and srtifizial reproductiain. Petitions have, in fact, been received for the setting apart, survey and restocking of the fol- lowing waters:

Shediac Harbor, Baie ‘Verte and Tid- nish, in the province of New Brunswick.

Eastern harbor, Cheticainp, Fade:-’s fond on the south side of St. Ann's Bay, Sydney River, Lingan Bay, Mitt Bay, Catalone Bay, East Bay and Big Glace Bay, in the Province of Nova Scotia.

Summerside harbor, Orwell Bay, En- more West, and Winter Rivers, in the Province of Prince Edward Island.

Two experts were brought from Eng- land a few weeks ago, and the work has since been progressing very satisfactorily under their supervision. A system of licensing grounds, especially for oyster planting. has also been devised similar to that in force in France and other Euro- pean countries, and also in some of the

tised that it would pay $500 to anybody who shouldcatoh the grip after using a cer- tain smoke-ball preventive manufactured by it. A Mrs. Carhill used the smoke- ball, and had such a fearful attack of the grip that she sued the firm and recovered the reward.

An order has been issued by the Rus- sian minister of war that the private soldiers of the army shall hereafter carry handkerchiefs, and as these articles are unknown luxuries among the lower classes of the empire, they will be fur- nished at the government's expense. Each soldier will receive four handker- chiefs; that is, the whole army will re- quire approximately 3,500,000.

An Exciting Baloon Incident.

Woncusrsn, July 29.—During the pre- paration for a balloon ascension and parachute leap by Prof. Blondie Willie tonight at Lake Quinsigamond, a'heavy thunder storm came up, and the balloon escaped from the crowd trying to hold it. On its upward flight it surged into the crowd, and a luckless spectator, Benjamin Long, was caught by the right foot in a loop of rope and carried heavenward head down.

The balloon shot up like a rocket, and Long was swayed to and fro in his frantic endeavors to get into the parachute. At a height of about 200 feet an air current was struck which forced the balloon down the lake and it came nearer the earth with a rush.

Far up in the gloom and darkness flashes of lightning revealed his position in the air, and just when death seemed certain from collision with the Y. M. C.A. boathouse he caught by chance the cut oil‘ rope on the parachute, and dropped

vousness. and eneral Debili ,-,all these and many other similar Com amts

'eldto the happ influence of BUBIIJOCK bison srrr *

rm-saubyaum-aun..

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and Friday.

AGENTs—J. C. MacKintosh, Halifax; Chub 62- Co., St. John; Noonan 6* Davies, Pictou, and D. Gordon, Summerside.

F. W.HALES, Charlottetown. Ch’town,Juue£z_5 cod 3m ’

Bicycles. Bicycles. Buy a Bicycle

Bicycles. and other information neueseiy. ' may18

IF you have an idea of buying a Bicycle or want information thereon, call on F. DeC. Davies (Davies' Drug-Store), who is agent for the celebrated Colum oias He will cheerfully give price

15. . -3 . Foe saus.

I ER be sale one of the best Farms in the ;,Province, namely, that well- known and desirable property which ex- tends to the river, situate on the St. Peter's Road, about 3; miles from Chai- lottetown, comprising about i6o acres, in a very high state of cultivation, post and

at door, 3 good ba us with sheds attached, 2 fine orchards with the b:st selections of

Caledonia Club of P. E qltlon Grounds ~

10th August, 1892.

Train Arrangements (Standard Time.) A S

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follows :

lottetown.

GATHERING - - .e1«‘ THE ULANS

HE SCOTTISH GATHERING and Pioneer

celebration, under the lllsplces of the . Island, will be held at the Charlottetown Driving Park and Exhi-

en‘wunmuni

pecial Train will leave Tig'n1sha,t3_15 s..m. Alberton 8.55 a. m. Bloomfield 4,12 L 1-37 489 a. in. Port Hill 534a. in. Wellington 6.06 a. m. Miscouche 6.25 a. m. Sumrnerslde 8 40 a. in. Kensington 7 05 3. m, Emerald 7.32 a. m. Bradalhane 7.89 a. m. Hunter River 8.05 a. 111. North; wntsim-a‘s.45 Royalty Junction 8.51 a. m. Arrive Charlottetown, 9.05 a. in. Returning, wi

eave Charlottetown for Tignish at 4.25 p. m

The following regular trains will rim .3 Leave Cape Traverse for Emerald Junction

at 6.25 a. m.; returning. leave Emerald in the eveningon arrival or special train from char

apples, 3oo currant bushes in gcotl order, and other fruits. Abundant seaweed can be oltained on the shore

I will also sell my entire stock of horses, cattle and machinery of all kinds

For further particulars apply to HORACE H. BEER

Beer 45-’ Sprague, Motag

EHBEER, City iszaw é'w tf

rail iencing ; a fine house heated by hot water, never-failing well, and an ice house

I REQUEST an early settlement of ac- countsvdue and lurnished July lst i892.

All Accounts furnished and due Dec. glst, 1891, and remaining unpaid on ihe 15th Au gust next, will be laudedover for collection, unless satisfactorilv arranged for

Thanks to those who have paid their Iuly accounts.

R. K. J OST,

- North Side Qeen Square

cmowii llriving, Park

_ , _ 0 , s 0 Lessons in Painting MISS M.iI'3msHoLss

5 L give lessons_in. Oil,’ China and .. mo‘i'5%'i§»°‘§‘i§vi"i§’ K.

Orders taken for Painting in the differ- ent branches and Portraits.

a side and Return.

TEAMER “FASTNE'l."’,j sails every . _Wednesday for Summer-side, return- ing early Thursday mirning. on her way to Halifax. Freight carried at low rates.

Passengers’ Single Ticket, 50 cents; Return, 81.00. Apply to

W. W. CLARKE, Agent.

HAT Three Tenement house, situate on

. the Scuth Side of Dorctester Street being the second house East from P. P. Gillis’ new houses. This building is well built, well situated and let to’: good tenants. For particulars apply to the undersigned.

July 28th '92--saw 4w sat thur w4w her 4w

cetnsiv RAY ML. 190

BARR'ELS,_ now landing ex sclir Kalavals‘ direct from New York,

at her Studio,

5 andlook because it befound.

Fon_§Ats.

DANIEL GRIFFITH. I

himself for very little money

LDEN RAY is best American “later '

Leave sour-is for Charlottetown at 6.15 a. m- Betnrnin wil1leave0harlotte2;ownat5.50p.m

Leave _ eortetown for Charlotteaown at 7 :..53n.; :1-iurning. will leave Charlottetown at Return Tickets at one flat-“class fare will be issued at all stations to Charlottetown by the afternoon trains of Tuesday August 9th, good to return on the nth. .

steamer will leave Brush Wharf; Orwell on 10th Au%%t,‘ta‘t 7 o'clock a. m.. ca! -1 at dai- 1iday's ; returning, leaves . ottg. town when tide . Return Tickets, 30 cents.

steamer south rt will leave Shaw’: Wharf on Wednesday;“;fiust 10th. at 7 o'clock a. m. callingatw eandilockyroint ins’ and oomlig ' returning, will leave Char otte- town at 5 clock. 1). In. Return Tickets from Shaw's Wharf and Westvlllo. #1 cents; Rocky Point, 16 cents.

The steam Navigation Com an will issue returnticketstromPictou ash! and from Point du Ohene to Charlottetown at 02$), l.':°}%‘.‘.“§.‘;‘3“.“:.‘....°“ “.’.“'° .. :‘.“'*......°“ Tit‘ 11 oi August. °n ° J. A. ltcI.AB.EN

Score July 7, '92,

White Oil; casks; no leakage.

N., B. &' M. RATTENBURY, 57' th tf

181o__-3892

Apetheeeries Hell.

DesbrIaay’s'.?corner.

.. l ON SALE.

NGLISH DRUGS and Chemicals. _ Toiurr RIQUISITIS-—Spongea, Soups, I-lair Brushes, Combs, Cloth Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Cosmetics, Vinolia Oream, are. English, Frenclpaud American Perfumery

United States. Certain areas in __San

c Francisco Bay, it is said, yieldaréntal of $100 per acre, but here the fee is fixed at $1 per acre, and the following licenses have been issued:

Messrs D Hatton & Co., Montreal, 81 acres near Baie du Vin River, County Northumberland, N for fifteen years.

Joseph Haley, two acres in Pownal Bay, P‘ E I., for nine years.

Chas A Hyndman, Charlottetown, 40 acres in North River and Ellen’s Creek, PE I< .‘ , ’

Mga_ _&_Co have already a chiefly with Prince

Edward Island was for _°-trying which they, have a steamer. Several other parties have applied for 11'0" in various partsof the provinces. The Messrs. Kempfare now on the Island, andVhave been looking aftertho Bedeque beds. ' ' -

like a shot for 50 feet; then, as the big umbrella filled he sailed out.on the lake, struck the water, disentangled his feet and swam ashore, and was at once the hero of the crowd.

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Out of the Pan.

(Street & Smith's Good News.)

Sea Captain-—Yes, I want a boy, but I think you look like a runaway. Now, ain’t ye ! Didn't you run away from home '1

Boy—Ye-ye-ye-s, but I couldn't help it. They was goin’ to. send me to a den- tist to have six teeth filled. They was, was they ! Well, I'd a run of, too. I don't believe in fillin’ teeth. N-o, sir, I don't either. ’

' Flower Show.

NDEIIS for catering at the Flower Show and Races to be held in tlie Exhibition grounds on 17th August, will be received by the, undersigned up to and including Mon- day 8th August. C - A. B. WARBURTON. ' Secretary. July gopal.-guarex thurdwsatétliang,

__ wE0.wA_NIp. To __ —choiceodors. ’ _» Physicians’ 8upplies—'l" ermorueters, S

Ofeourse not. You come on board I mg“, an kind“ Abdomhnl H

. . Trusses (the aasortmentonthe O‘ O O O ' . withnasnd if -nv,thins’- mus With I '—-."""" "'S“°llI‘° PATROXQZE‘