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THE GUARDIAN,

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list of New Advertisements.

l‘-mvso Bros . . . . . . . . . . .Children’s Week \\ P 0 \lWlll. ‘ . . . . .Change in Buainecs_ :3 -. mt .\ledicine Co. . . .Remedy for Man. J llcsbrisay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .To Let.

T: inn--ml shortly to make a change ~nr business we will oil".-r our "ul Stock of

\ ‘ “ “ I -_,. ‘-'h N -..o and well as: ' -. H.389 and Crnckerynnro at a very ‘. _ ‘(ll count. We have nowin atock 2501) l"t. :'..'tll0 Cups and Saucers, 400 Pit- .-lt.« . -2.‘-0 Bowls, 200 fancy Cups and 9 U - '~‘. 7-30 Tea Pots, 275 lamps in did"-

vr: ll’ vtrietiea, 100 Glass Table Sets, 50 of

\\'a‘(" \‘e-ts, fl.‘-0 Tumblers and Goblets, L30 (‘it ember Set.-,5” Dinner Sets,85 Tea. Sets a nice lot of Berrie Sets cheaper than

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The only Remedy in all the world that will enact the Magic al liesults herein shown AND NEVER FAIL

Lures lost power, Ner- vous Debility, Night Loe- ses. Diseases caused by Abuse. Over Work, Indis- cretlou. Tobacco, 0p’um o etimulants, Lack ofln- orgy. Lost Memory, Head- ache and wakefulness-

You Kiln 10 to 30 lbs. In three months, Price. 31; six packages, -33. Fan: by 1331], (m receipt of price. Write tor circular.

QUEER IIEDIBIIE C0'Y., IOITBEIL,

or one if. ‘BCGUE4. Apothecax-la’: Bgn. ncsbris ty 3 corner. Queen Square, C)n_[1ot.1o- town,l’.8 I. lawlw

tnttvosjtj noon. Grand Military Exoursion

— ON BOARD — Str Jacques (lartier, lion. Aug 29

\ ILYTARY BAN]. S and other music in 1 ‘ attendance. Fefieshments supplied by Committee.

Steamer leaves wharf at 8 o'clock sharr.

Tickets for sale at the Apotbccax-ic’s Hall and C, D. Rankin’; By odor of com.

D. M. RICHARDS, Sec'y Aug 2 3 ——m P. S.—- if weather proves un'avorab‘e ex-

cursion vtilftake place the following Thurs- day. _

BOSTON STEAMEHS.

There will be no teantcr from here out Thursday, 25th inst, in consequence of the mishap to the Wor- cester. ”

GARVELL ABROS.

AGENTS. Aug. 23, 2i. Pot & Ex 2i

The Telephone Go’y

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P. E. ISLAND. ERSONS using the Tele- phone would find talking much more satisfactory if they would observe the following

Rules : ’

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

2nd. Spea tone of voice, not too loud, and distinctly. .

3rd. Place the Telephone so as to cover the Ear. just as If you wished to shut out all other sounds. Do not press too hard on the Ear.

It is possible to talk and. be heard when standing back two. or three feet from the trans} mitter, if you shout 10113 enough, but it is not_a pleasant mode of conversation, 18' en- tirely unneceésary, and 18 a useless waste of wind and lungs, besides being V61‘! 811'‘ noying to all within rangevvof your voice.

lion Axons, lnnagor.

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Local and lltltot Notes.

llloanod by the Guardian Reporters

GLORIOUS weather.

Tm-2 man with the hand piano is doing the city.

Tunes was nothing before the police court Tuesday.

F. W. Hynd nan, company here.

This spire of the old FIBU Church has been removed.

Esq, represent: this

Tnr. Kickapoo men are registered at the Davies.

Tm: County Court opened hero, Tues- day. A number of cases were disposed

W. W. Sraxur, 15230., at present in England, has our thanks for copies of late English papers received from him.

No chi‘d will refuse to take M:L:an’s Worm Syrup. .

_W. P. CoLVt{lLL will. exchange some of his property tnthe city for property in the couutry.—4t

TH: attention of the Public Prope Committee is called to the state of the fence around King square.

Px_o\\'ss Bnos. are bound to make clothing sell. They give 2) per cent. oil‘ Childreu’s Suits this week.

Don't be deceived w't‘t imitations; take only McLean's Venn: Ne Worm Syrup.

Tm: steamer lb mi 1- from Halifax and intermediate porn . arrive this morn-

ing and sail on r-.- . this evening via S'aide.

Tm: market yesterday was not Va large. Stalls well supplied with beef arid lanb. . Country market rather zlim. Farmers are now busy at the harvest.

THE merit of Hood’s Sarsaparilla is not accidental but is the result of careful study. and experiment by educated pharmacists

Don’r forget this is the last week that

you can go: 20 per cent. of!’ Children's Clothing at Prowse Bros

A Krcxaroo man and a liquor seller

came to grief on Queen street last night. Quite a crowd gathered but nothing fatal resulted.

Tn: Fantnct in due here from Halifax this morning. She will sail for S’eide this evening, returning tomorrow m -rning and sailing for Halifax tomorrow evening.

Mn. R. Young, of the P.E.I R . has sold his beautiful residence, corner Kent and West. streets, to James Bealee, E~ ., for the sum of $5,000. q

Tua Editor of the GUARDIAN ia attend. ing the session of the Royal Commission at Summer-able, and will spend the re- mainder of the week in the country:

TH: eight legged ulf on the Market Square Tuesday was quite a curiosity to the small boy. It is a live calf etufled with atrnw, and is almost too to) to be a freak of nature.

You haven’t got to catch the fly and stick him on to the paper if you buy the kind of fly paper we sell. All you have to do ia—lay the paper on a table: the fly doeathe rest.—Jchnaon’s Drug Store.

1‘!!! Kickapoo Indian Medicine (‘om-

amped in the vicinity of Upper Queen street, where, we understand, free con- cuts will be given and medicine sold to whoever wishes to purchase.

Tux ‘band concert last night was greatly enjoyed. One has only to get a

look from overhead at the soothing mass

of heada moving to and fro to realize how the citizens appreciate this excellent out- door entertainment.

Tnn North British and Mercantile In- surance Company, who lost £50,000 Iter- ling by the late St. J ohn’a, Newfoundland, fire, have cabled 31000150 thecreditoftho relief fund on their account. This. is an act of generosity which will not soon be focgotten.—-St. J ohn'c Royal Gazette.

Be sure you see the harvest moon on Monday ni ht next. Itcanbeloen atita best from a deck of the steamer Jacques Cartier as aha plies the waters of Hilla- borrugh Bay-. The music of the military bands will make the evening a glorious one, provided unfavorable weather does not prohibit.

CAPTAIN James McKay, of the steamer Olivette which arrived at Halifax Friday, received a dospatch before leaving Boston, stating that he had been elected a state senator in Florida. That state is his home. The genial captain not 2,220 votes out of a total of 2,300. He itl Itaunch Democrat.

Oonnacnozv.-In our report of the evi- dence before the Royal Commission James H. Rcddin, Eeq., is represented as aayint! “he prefers the new law to a licence law it properly curried out.” He wxaboa us to cased before

police regulation good but high liccnno best of all."

I were shown, Tueada Mr. Chan Pagan, _ofPatfon Bros, sl-‘ail, over 100 you: old—aomo 140 Chinese coins, in the shape of; dagger. Ind 134393 t°8?“‘°’ ‘mlh ooiorod cord; also three American bank notm dated 1773. 1775 and 1778 respec- tively. Onc of these note: was unearthed

.30, The printing and handwriting are quite visible. Wrath Rlsd to learn thatthc stock’ harden in the Olitt Mining Company of Montana are recelvlnl 7°37 °°°°‘"*8"'-'8 intelligence from Mr. Maelosll. 3'50 ‘Wt from this city to entry -two-itmbtho mine. Mr. Macle_an ll an Owed miner and his 0 unions ought to be 01 some value. U or date of August 13th he writes as followl :- A “Indications in the tunnel now load In to believe the veinilnotlorofl. _I 303 some fine ore in the ahaft. It la.-rich Ind looks better than what you : It in steel zsleua and will run from 01111330

by good about an I think :0- ga olng to have very rich ore when" got nto thcvoin." ‘

The shaft from which

my th ore referred to'!_35'$'0.1”*° thouvlgcin o‘! are perpendi nlioutfi

W Th’: shaft was sunk M1533

$5.331-hoe, buttoaacertsiu itavaluo It!

"77 good horses and the well bred horses on

pany arrived here last evening and have ‘

at Annapolis Royal, N. 8., afew yearn .

M on» - -== Exootsions to

A Good Appo iutmeut

The following letter from the publisher of the American Home Breeder to Prin- cipal Miller of the Clftgwn Business Col- lege iaself explanatory. We congratulate the publisher of the Horse Breeder on securing the services of Prof. Miller as P. E. Island editor of his paper.

L. B. Miller, Esq., Charlottetown, P. E. I.

Dear Sir,—We understand from our agent. Mr. Cole, that you have consented to actaa correspondent in chief for our paper in matters of general intereta, and that the correspondents in Prince Edward Island will in future submit their matter to you, and that which meets with your approval to be forwarded to ua.. We should be very much pleased to receive such from yon,and if,aa I understand,you are iutrested in horse matters in the Is- land, I ’can only say to you that we shall use our paper for the benefit of your breeders and in co-operation with them.

You must bear in mind that all the items we publish in our paper are read he 25,

000 horsemen in the Statsa, beside sev- eral thousand in the provinces, and that thereby the insertion of your matter in the American Horse Breeder will call the attention of many thousand people to the

the Island, a «me of whom will be inter- esfed in seeing this stock and in purchas ing acme. '

It has been the aim and object of th American Horse Breeder to assist and co- operate with the small breeders through- ‘ ut the New England States and the Britiah Provinces, so that small men would have an equal chance with the big, rich breeders, who occu‘ lthe atten- tion in some of the rec papers.

Now, if you can send us some matter of general interest, i/will be to the mutual benefit of the ho/raemen of your Island, yourself and ourselves, and we believe it can be made of very great benefit.

Geo. B. J AMES. Publisher.

Kiug’s County Temperance Al- liance.

A meeting of the King's County Tem- perance Alliance was held in the Tempor- ance Hall, Montague, August 10th, Rev. D. C. McKay, president of the-Alliance. in the chair. Twelve churches and ten temperance societies were represented by idelegatea. There were nine clergyman in the meeting. -

The following ibemo of business trans- acted may be mentioned: Avotootthankswaaprccontedto Rev. Father William Phelan for his valuable services in the cause of temperance.

An offer made by Premier Peter: to the president of the Alliance in which it was proposed that the government pay the tompcrance_po_9plo‘a certain sum of mo’ ney, that the temperance people do ' the prosecuting and receive all fines under the Scott Act, the government to look afterappeal cases, was discumed and dia- posed of in the following resolutions: Resolved: That the King's County

thisofice.

boots at knock down prices.--tf

FOUND, on Queen street, 'Charlotie- town, D. A. Bruce's, the cheapest and

tom and readlymadc clothing, hats furniahinga. veryone should call see them. Aug. 19. (ii

Nawgooda just ed at Stan. Bros. Read their adv. iin today's Aug 19th-—3i cod. '

New French flannels,‘ niilitary canvass and Stanley clothajuat received at Stanley Bron. Aug 19-3i cod.

ONLY buy Tan lefoot Fly paper, it’ is clean and reliab e. Buy it at Dodirs Medical Hall where wholesale and retail you can buy it the cheapest.—tf

Somme some at rock bottom pi-idu, All wool Canadian tweed auita mode tb order for 312. Scotch suiting: from $14‘ to $16.50. 50 pieced to select from.

Nobby patterns. John Maclcod & 00. June 21 ti .

OUR latest job lot of trowserjnga is the best yet. lilo trouble to sell them, they are going ltkgfhot oakeaifimsy. man want- mg a’ pair pauti s » ll and them, they are plums. Johnchaiecleotré & Co. June,2L. l-C: . ‘ '

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Wants. Lost. Fottndfotc

0 LET-—A Dou‘le Tenement Dwelling on west side Dcsbrisay Street, oppoaite Mr. Knight’: residence. Pcsaessiou giyeu immediately. Apply to the Subscriber-7-J. :sbrisay. 2” aug 24 if

$ REVEARD . Lrs: or stolen Gun; P

E ._[Rul' way cartFriday nigh: ast our large leather clse. Alrve reward will be paid by returning same to Hotel Davies at r nce and no que~tions asked aug 23 3i pd

‘V ANTED. —A girl for general house- work. Apply at the GUARDIAN Oflice.’—-Aug. 23, tf i _

LOST.-— Between A.» S; Johnson’:

Drug Store and St. Dunatan’s Col- lege, dark green melton overcoat. The finder will please leave it at J. B. Mac- donald’a Dry Goods Store, Queen street.

Aug. 23, 2i ‘

Wanrrno immediately; Knnrse maid. Good references required. Apply to Mrs. F L. I-Iaszard, Euston Street.-— tf

A

LIMITED number _of Subscri ion; will he taken at this Office at hal price

from rest Subscribers to the Daily or Weekly

Guardian lot the following publicatirnsw. Kentuckv Stock F arm, Breeder’s Gazette, Farm atci F inside, New York Weekly Wit. ness, Portland Transcript, American Agyi.

culturist and the Century Magazine. avg 18tl’

Wanted by a young man ssiluationas clerk in a store in the city. Is willing to work and learn

.ddres P. 0. Box, 567.

aug l5»eod tf.

F.md near the Post Oflice a lunch ' {keys The owner can s*c-zr: same by: ' at the Guardian Ofiice and [aying for this adv.

augr3tf.

OR SALE 0Rj‘- T0 LET.-A good’ business: stand and dwelling house on‘ the em-neroLGt.Ge9;-gonad Grafton Streets.

APPLY TO ang 8th tf ’

To Liar.’ of the double Tene-

Janns Beams

borough Square, lately Prone. For particulars app! to Wm. Wyctt or Edward Nccdham. 17 IL]

AN'I'ED—Ai ‘:1 for general house.- work. wages paid. Applyfat

juneI4

Temperance Alliance highly recommend the action of Attorney General Peters, in his justice in putting the Scott Act in force since his assumption of oflicc.

Resolved, That Premier Peters’ offer

dent, be not accepted.

FOUR BALESHEN to

sell for the Annapolis

I xut-antics. E

Clan-he I to ctora. Largest of Nursery 8 Nurseries at Annapolis Royal R. 8. Round Hill N. 8. ginger River 11. 8.FU to the temperance people of Kmgfs Coun- ,'§::;‘§,,‘5’;,-, ' ' Apply "’ '

ty, contained in his leqtor:to our Preei- “'3 3‘ m°°

in the Maritime Provinces.

Fol outh pi’rAGEmChar- General agenttor 1" E. 1aland._

There are now two Scott Act prosecu- tors in King's County receiving Govern-. ment pay. The temperance people are dissatisfied with both of them and called for their dismissal, but the Government refused to dismiss them unless eomegvalid and reasonable charges were made against , them. To meet the requirements ofrthe situation, the Alliance appointed a com-

W. H. Spencer, to receive charges againat the proaccutora and transmit the lame to the Attorney General, together with the

Alliance for prosecutors.

On motion the thanks of the Alliance were tendered to the ladies of the W. C. T. U. for their work in the temperance

cause. A. B. C.

mitten, of Rcva.W. Phclan and 0

names of persons recommended by the f ,

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thaeloggcdiavenues ct Bcwois, wd Liver, carrying on _ ‘ l _ ‘ the ofths accreti. reetinz _

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Rcgufeites the Stomach. _ Liver and Bowcls, unlocks- :h¢,$ccret.ions,‘Pu_rIficst.hc¥ ‘Blood and removes all Im-‘ purities from a Pimple to theworst$crofulous8ore.; .

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best place in the provinces to buy cua-I

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NeWiFt-enoh Plann _ . NEW ‘Bronze and Cardinal. Alta, New Stanley Cloths; lor Dreses

Military New Flannelett-s,"

N ew Silesias, N e N ew Torchen

Canvass, ~ New Polka-

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lllillincry oran --kinds for almost nothi Blouses of r all kinds at half price.

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, have been very good. We please everyone. Call and try as at the

Ladies Unhrellasi and Parasols at 20. per cent dl Big Bargains in Dress“ . Staple Dry Goods at pi-ices. see our prices before you buy.“

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oldies, Lawns,

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a-la.rge- range.’ Valises away down. furnishings. E c V _ isa genuine mark down sale; And 011% way to our many custotnersg” to show them " We a C it C their trade‘. ’ Bargains for everyone a B «