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THE GUARDIAN, "FFARU"l"’ETOWl\',` SEPTEMBER 29 °°9-

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FRIDAY, SEPT. 29. 1899.

was paid on 1,952,456 packs ot' cards.

connected with gambling.

blackness before his eyes, says tha on being connected with the -appara

clear, bright light, took the place o

The ilgures tell their own tale of the

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popularity of card games in the By omgigl Elgin-gg lmmlgrgflng gg qua ` _ _ 5. it Mother Count-ry. In France and fmm Bmw, p¢|»¢,;|, 59|" up gy i C - ` ._ -_ especially in the United States,_ the Lap; "4 3",” f ` _ ‘ "` _

annual sales of playing cards are _ still greater, and even more than in _ _ _ _ _ Englandmard games are were laigely the growing appreciation of Canada in

A Russian scientis: named Stein

afiirms that science will 'yet be able Ig I0 Sl” Slélhf' 10 the blind U-Hd helfmg yi past two or three years. That the nun.- t0 £119 dB9-f- H0 1188 81l‘0&dy_ devlied ber of immigrants is steadily increasing an electrical apparatus to supp‘y t-he is to be seen from the latest British

want of sight. A reporter of the Board cf Trade returns received at the - _ _

Ngwg gf Lgndon’ whg Wggi DBPQIIIDBDIZOI Tl'&d8 alld CDIDDIOICO. _ _ »tigh,,1 b1i,,d_fo]d°,] so that 8.11 was From calculations based upon the .best _ ' , ' _ ,

’ information availabl of emi nts ` ' `

the blackness an‘d he saw fingers held P ; y I-_ _ ] ig 1 '

up before him. Mr. Stein :ifiirms Dfpariment here ‘the number ot, im- that he will be able to make deaf migration to Canada during the present people hear perfectly by means of an ‘5°S1'»0SfiIIl0f0d 8! b€1iW66ll 35.000 9-“fl electrical apparatus upon which he is 40000-with the PTUSPQC1 °f 5” i°°1'_°”‘

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O'rrAwA,Sept. 26.-The results of

Great Britain and on the Continent, and l ot the energetic work done by the Government immigration agencies, have -already been seen in the increased im- im' ration into the Dominion within the

c . . °' 6'”

who left British port-i for British North

° America during the seven months en-

°“S~ “ d“" S"“Y“Sh‘» S“°°"»°d°d by “‘ ding July sin, 1899. was 20,216. as

f compared with 15,7 67 during the same

crirdlaet ea At the mm ration " ~""<_'

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ATTORNEY GENERAL MCKINNON.

Mr. D. A. McKinnon, representa-

tive of the Fourth District ot' Kings, has been appointed Attorney General of P. E. Island. As already stated, there being but two resident lawyers in the Liberal ranks in the Legisla-. ture, Messrs McKinnon and A. Peters-there was but limited scope for a choice without going outside of the present membership. It is un- derstood that Mr. McKinnon had consented to the promotion of his senior in public life, Mr. Peters, but' that the latter, in view of some oppo- I sitio; in his.district,or for other rea- »sons,decided not to accept the respon- 'sibility and is quite in accord with the appointment now made. ‘ , Hon. Mr. McKinnon has been twice elected 'in the Murray Harbor District-in 1893 and 1897-and is personally liked and respected thereandin this city, wherehe prac- tices his profession._ He has been an industrious and painstaking rep`re- sentative, looking well after the inter- ests of his District. especially in pro- lmoting the bridge and railway in A which that section is deeply concerned. it We have no doubt that he will prove acapable and emcient Attorney Gen- eral, so long as he _may hold that

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that has hereditary ment of honest , lndust

perseverance, ,lint these not of themselves sulllcie' t to insule the highest success. It mustbe open tothe innuence of environment-in close sym-

pathy with the spirit ewa- gress-and quick _to pt modem ways and means. We are ever on the alert for the best* tools, and tc adopt modern methods in order no

ave our customers the very

st satisfaction on work cu-

trusted to our care. Give usa trial and see if we do not speak truly.

BRUCE-Slllllll X60.,

`-~-TBEHODERN... Engineers and Machinists. Steam Navigation Co'-i Wharf.

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° _ gli matter the price you Wish toi

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position. - I

Mr McKinnon was born in Feb-

_ruary 1863, and is therefore a young iman to be called to a position which iis the past has been held by a num-p ber of the ablest and -foremost men fthe Province has produced. That he has been called to such aresponsible position at a very early age will nat- urally be a 'source of pride and satis- fadtion to himself and his supporters. ' The date of the by-election at which Mr.McKinnon_ will seek the approval of his constituents has not yet been announced.

Iceland with a population of about

twenty times times as great as P. E Island has but a single policeman, He is chief of police, sergeant and patrolman all in one. ~

Whatever may be thought of

i the justice of the recent proceedings ln the Dreyfus case, the, plan of first Ending him guilty and then quick- ly pardoning him seems to have had a wonderfully quieting_ effect in Paris. The gay capital must now

will be a lapse into absolute dulness.

WEDDING GIFT should be beautitul, and it’s

1.0 desirable that it Shahid e useful.

at work, and which he hopes to.coi:n-il “ext fear' when large numbers .M _ late short, _ What next 2 'practical iarmees from wales and Fin-

'P y .land are expected to join the host ot. `

_ ” _ gpioneers who are seeking homes in the

THE GUARDIAN “°t°'m°“ h” been Canadian West. lt is not unlikely that

Cllled t0 hh8 f&Ch thlt the Qncreaged energy which is

ed to leave for her last last trip from thrown into mining- and related indus- , l

Charlottetown at 6.30 o’clock p. in. tries willialso draw large numbers' of' \ ,-»»' -' ' `_

the fm-ry gggamer for Rgcky P¢in|,__artisanshud maohanies from across the_; I _\ ~ `

left last night at 6 o’clock.In this care 9 °°”- ' _' Si,-AA ' several gentlemen, who had engaged; ` ` ""3 1 `

toattend a public meeting at West it B0li|ly’s`Linime|i\ The lodlm Pail Cllrt

River were unableto attend because ii 7"" '°°- ` ` __ 4 , fr): I of the change. .They arrived at the ‘-' _ ` ' J: i""'" i _,ir is 1 rmy what ttf... ii.. ..<iv..tissi MARRIED . \'J-a;

time of leaving but after the steamer _ - -V a 7 _ ‘P

had left. The ferry steamer also left Ar so residancebpt tgp hr__i_de_’s par Rocky Point for her last trip yester- SUE. “my ar r or: . 011 .U16 day at 6.30 instead of 7 o’clock as” £1151 mg- by M; D- M-tg';mIfb_°1_n» advertised. How many persons may, ar °s °r°m"'“ “ten” ° “‘° ef have decided' to come to townat the tggaéanm Non’ daughter. oi' Nan, later hour and were prevented we not 1. ` _ ~

know. The incident calls for an ex-

planation from the Public Works De- _

fpartment- by those authority the time , _ ` s

of leaving’ is advertised. vessel' M Deny 3 S”-un-m 'mt gat a--l'°t~ 5 it

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f ‘T is especially useful at this _ sea- IN ,

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gifts that combine last-ing

beauty and usefullness, no if

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impoverished ~

fitting for active service the vessels

the cruiser \Ra1eigh, which will' approximately‘$500,00. another $5Q0_,- 000 each will have to be épent on the

»>- \-M *.1 cruisers Boston and Olympia in orderf; t `>j _ to put them in condition for re-coininis-" Q# feelsautumns chills. Our Q” °‘°“° ' _ I '

_ . alicia Farm' had but ills Bnhlee ‘ Madefromfresh Beef, Cit- .whlllelieelilg al Washhllylniiired. 7. rate of Iron-pure Wine. . _,___ - » ; It combines, in a pleasant " Poiiraeii, Ls Fannin, Min.. Sept. form, the valuable nutritious if 26.--Alex. Gouilet. aged about 20,1ost

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NEW YORK, Sent 26 -A special to _

the Herald from 'Whshingtbn says:i_“I_tii M ¥ I

is already apparent to naval experts ‘i that .they G_ovarn_ment will have' t_oT _

spend .several million dollars” in re-_

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which wnpmsu samm_i“~_‘nawey'» " F , ileet in the iar east. __S"ecretary`Lo'ng _ `-'- Wi .,¢». ..

has approved the makingot repairs tal_ _

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.; ;_; ;..;'*;.e;,; Stanley Bros. 29, zi _ _ _ "‘ ~" OF ~°' 4°

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l 110 hand. We think they are the finest collec

*;;;°1`_Sh?W11_f0I' Fall and Winter Suitings and

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Bring in your children and have them t A comfortably fitted. We were never in - such good shape to do it as»now.Spring

heel boots are considered the best in i T

girls and children sizes. We have them heavy 'or light, laced and buttuned,so can surely suit you eye. i

The prices we know are right

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Ladies’ Gioich Jackets'

German and English New stock now open _ I

Ladies’ Felt lIats--*

New stock now open and selling well

Ladies’ llntlerwcai-»`

A 8000 l'a~D9‘.0- See the special value at ft

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