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THE GUARDIAN (`HARl`Oll`ET()WN APRINUE l~ll)W1lliD ISLAND AUGU T 8 1900 A '_

Special Notice

Having purchased from Mr. F. J.

Hornsby the stock and good will of

s books and Stationery Business in the Morris Block, we will continue. the business in its various branches. Qlling at lowest prices for cash ODIY1 lies B. M. Hornsby, who has mana- ged the business in the past, will 50 ixcharge ofthe store, and will be -pleased to attend w all old customers and many new ones.

A choice new stock of Wah PBPHB

will be at once put on sale, “Pd “H departments ofthe business will__be 'kept wen stocked. A wsu sui>P1\°d news sand will be a special feature of the business. The store will "be known as “The Bazaar Bookst0\'0-

TIIE Bllllll EOIPANY,

Sumessors to F. J. Horn.sby»

la-rin Block, Cniown. Merch 16. 190°-

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Our workrooms will

rushed this week; if

venient, we ask you, will consider it a favor for those who can, to leav their trimmed hat order

as early in the week as

possible.

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The Milliuery Leaders

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,All British Companies. Risks taken

at low rates.

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Agents.

Telephone 67

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Special Rates

Parties from the city, of four or more. who

desineio spend thc day in Pownal, will be tomveyedt ere in the morning, given dinner and teaatthe Florida Hotel and returned in the evening for but $1.25 each. Coach will meet nlllueh parties any day in _the week on my reserving two hours notice. Other special

arrangements can be made at avi? tiriiéwvw

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Proprietor

Florida Hotel.

Pownal June 6 tf.

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1'-as Most Reliable

Place to have your repair work ,,;`,;' l

done is the place that takes l the most interest in your for needs.\Ve strive to accmomo- _..~.-, r date all who leave any work 1"” with us, by prompt attention ;,~‘,;i and quick despatch of same. ‘O \V_e have the reputation of "-"<7 being “O. K." on repair work. »,.,, Give us a trial and be con- '\* vinced that what we say is

true,

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Juat,lmpart|a|, Reliable. lewsy, seeking atiill times to further the best interests of the people, and recognized thereforeas

The I’eop1e’- Paper-

Publishcd at its oiiticcs New Prowse Block. North side Post office, at the foi- lowinir rates. payable in advance:~~ Morning Edition, daily (except Snndnyl three months $1.00; per yr . . . . . . . . ._ .$-Lil) Semi~weekly Edition~(Mond. 8: Thur.) per yr. $1.50: in advance . . . . . . . . . . . ...$1.2o \Veekly Edition (Thursday) per yr. $l.;’.5; in advance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .$1.00

Branch Offlcee

have been 'established at the following places where subscriptions may_ be D815. news furnished, advertising, Job WOI`k and other business traxisacted:- Summerside, Curries Bookstore-D. K-

Currie, Manager.

Alberton, Alberton Bookstore--G. S-

Muttart. Agent.

Souris East, Telephone otliice- R. Seaman,

Agent.

J. E. B. MCCREADY, J. P. HOOD,

Editor. _Business

Manager.

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FRIDAY, AUGLST 3,1910.

CHINA WAR DATES_

So long ago as May 21 a joint note of the

Ambassadors at Pekin called the attention ` of the Chinese Government to the Boxer troubles. A week later a. small detach-

ment fro:n the fleets was sent as guards

for the Legations, reaching Pekin June 3.

Then the telegraph wires were cut and on June 9 the anti-foreign riots began. The following day Admiral Seymour started for Pekin with 2,000 men. and on the 15th

reached a point 27 miles from the capital. On the 18th the Taku forts were captured by the fleets. On the 231-d Seymour reach- ed Tien Tsin on his return. On July 14th the native city of Tien Tsin was stormed

by the Allies. On July 30th the despatch

from Sir Claude Macdonald, dated at Pekin July 21, announced that the British Legation was still intact and the foreign Ministers, except the German, still living

On August 1 the advance of the allied forces from Tien Tsin toward Pekin be-

gan.

The trade of the Dominion in imports

and exports taken together amounted to something over a million dollars a. day for the 365 days of last year.

The French-speaking population of Can-

ada was 70 per cent, of the whole at the beginning of the present cen-

tury. It was but 31 per cent. in 1871 and

29 per cent. in 1891.

The New York World remarks that

“imperialism has made Italy the head-

quarters of anarchy and assassination.”

But history hardly bears out this theory. The Italian Kingdom dates back 30 years, and in that time o.ie of its rulers hasfallen by assassination. Within sixteen years of each other two Presidents of the United States were assassinated-Lincoln in 1865 and Garfield in 1781. That was before the days of imperialism in the Republic. The Pepublic of France has been quite as un- fortunate in regard to the murder of its

rulers as the Kingdoms and Empires have been within the past thirty years.

The Italians are the most heavily taxed

nation in Europe, and the burden is most unequally distributed. One half the total

revenues of the Kingdom gotopay the interest onthe national debt. Many lux- uries escape taxation, as for instance the saddle horse and four-in-hand of the

rich, while the donkey and mule of the

peasant, which draws the pl0W Or Carries his produce to market. is heavily taxed. A

These are conditions which foster discon-

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The duties on salt- are so great that a sack B ' _ of 220 pounds iv liicli costs about 32 cents J, Im' A. ° . Phm'B’

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is sold to the people for $5. Fifty per cent __ Centsral Dnfg Sure’ _ -T

of the people are unable to read or write. unnysl e` U

ful sympathy with the Boer cause. It will go hard withiany such, outside of Ireland in the coming elections if the charges can be established. `

Montreal has lately been flooded with

logus bank notes,and there is danger that mme of them may find their way to P. E.

Island. The bad nate is of the one dollar denomination and can be easily recogni- zed by the words“Statc Bank New Bruns- wick"'in plain letters across the top. There is no such bank now in existence as the State bank of New Brunswick.New

Jersey, which the notes purport to repre-

sent.

A New York paper remarks upon the

decline of the bicycle, which is said to he

quite remarkable, not half so many being in use at the popular summer resorts as last year. Among the reasons assigned for the change are the incoming of the aute- mobile and the greater popularity of golf. The main reasons however appear to be that the novelty has worn off, the wheel has become cheap and common and hence no longer fashionable. Hereafter the bike is to be mainly a thing of utility and service, and in that respect will]_probahly always be in vogue.

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The pedestal, the support of health _.-

lind beauty, is Dr. Pierce’s Favorite‘Pre- ' scription. There can be no beauty with- out health. There can be no health when the delicate womanly organs are diseased. Diseases which undermine woman’s health and prey upon her beauty, irregular periods, inflammation, ulceration and female weakness, are per- fectly and permanently cured by the use of “Favorite Prescription.”

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l. THE BRITISH REMEDIES- f. -if* Valuable medicines tried and true. '

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,fr at lowest prices.

;‘~ We want people lo know that

Selling largely means selling

cheaply-that’s u»=.

. It will pa., you to stop here for

1 your drug wants. l We thank you for kind patron- '

,.,,\\ age and ltok for still greater W \t~h:ngs.

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Steam Navigation Co`s Wharf. _ _ ' ' ~ ` i t Opens Ist~

Charlottetown, P. E. l.

, _ _ Finest Bathing. Boating and Fishing. Cuisen ,_

P110’-\¢ 125 livered in the city to any address left at C E - 1|¢d_ Wd f gn _ .

the Factory, Water St. Call, send, or a mum ~ mg arm B

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Free samples of pastuerized milk dc-

ve been more than satisfactory this spring -Our STOCK, dak" Public dAf°ti°° mgaihfr

s , em _ir rming ing: emeots. _ ~ ; L33, and PRICES are sure trade winners-Before you also on sage has 850 acres adjoining

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4. ;»~ _ what we can do for you-STORE CLOSES at 6 .

cxeeptmg SATURDAY’S open until I0 p. e m ~

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_ e _ well fenced with hedges and button

feueings. good orchard, superior ion. convenient for shipping to railway or wharf This ro ertyii not add

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SA L pi-ima sus mem me einem day

' __ August next will lesold on dint

The subscribers cffar for sale the I

farm; property _owned by the _estate of the late Henry li. McLeod. This

is situated in

Road, eight miles

It consists of 125

high state dit*

as me Mil.eove farm. Sale

that in connection with the ra.ces_at North Tryon recently,'there vs as rampant drunk euness and disorder as the result of in-

Information reached THE GUARDIANN

toxicants sold in the vicinityofthe course.

ter with a. view to punish the violators of .

breaking in the future.

0DDositiou is in a weak and disorganlssd

harmonise its divided elements,

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iff "is asprotective as it ever was,” How

.on all British manufactures is some

take our breath away with statements

vate moderation, Bro. Cotton, at least till

Our good Queen who is now called to

mourn the death of her second son has

Her Majesty's sons-in-law the Emp eror of

gf Battenbllrg in 1896. Among the

g,.an¢1¢l_1_iT dren of the Queen who have .pre- deceased her are two sons of the Princess

Royah me eldest son of the Prime of Wales, 9.5011 and dgughter of the Prin- cess Ali¢e~ the only Son af Prince Alfred, and an iDf9~“"' 5°" °f the Princess Helena.

The oldest members of the Queen's family; are now advancing in years, her eldest daughter, the Empress Dowager of Ger~

many. being now in her sixtieth`year,and

the Prince of Waxes in hi.. ffty-ninth year.

- *WC*-_lm _ Shirt waists, special--49c.-T. C. Harris, London House. ' 31i~

A few second-hand organs for sale cheap.

--Miller Bros. - 3 li

. We show the Tartans in golf and car

riage,_wrap_s. also in Tartan goods and shawls of t e famous Scottish Regiments,

_forming the Highland Brigade, engaged in' the Transvaal War: he Seaforth Highlanders, the Argyll and Sutherland, the Cameron, the Black Watch and the Gordon Highlanders. 'See our six dozen big shawl wraps, suitable for golf capes.- Jas.Paton & Co. 3 li

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T-_ of up-to-date tinware which is

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tions, Electric Bell put in and repaired at shortest notice.

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They are not only delightful

beverages but they are

wholesome, making the safest ofallsummer drinks For sale by ail groeers etc.

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The statement is now made that docu- A

TH E G N ments have been discovered at Pretoria

implicating some members of the British

An Independent _.Iournal, untraillmeued Parliament in something more than lagv- autl fearless; aiming to be

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Ibis surprising to read in The Examin- ` ‘

er the statement that the Dominion tar- .

this can be with one third oil’ the duties

thing which our esteemed contemporary ought to explain. The weather is rather . `

‘too warm for tarif discussion, but that

is no reason why the Examiner should '

that appear altogether incredible. Culti- ` ~

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the election is nearer. U? Pr saw ‘neu for

/ the price.

been many times bereaved. The Prince, , '_ I ` _ ' ' , Consort died in 1861, the Princess Alice ' ` " A _ . 1

in 187S;PrinceLeopold in 1864 and now . ' - j _ _ _. ' ~ Prince Alfred has also gone. Of » ‘ " A ‘ , -

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Asaresult of_ the brutal ilghtlngaresi- Pa . to 'Fila' A dent of the locality is now in the Hospital _ y H ‘Q _ P

in this city. The attention of Prosecutor

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Carruthers ought to be given to this mat- 0 er Are Gund He re is the Best'

the law an_d the prevention ofsimilar law '_ I

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The announcement is made that the l 'F _Pi “ff

British _Parliament has been dissolved, 3, '

and the Cabinet partially reconstructed' 14]! j‘ f I with Lord Salisbury remaining the i=rem` ‘

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iers and Mr.Chamberlain to be Minister of l i `“'l“ w Foreign Affairs. It is morally certain, al- __ _` ` _ .

most that the Conservative party gti1}__, 5 *` _ ;\ retains its hold upon the country and will " (_ ~

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