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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN. PRINCE EDWARDTISLAND JUNE 6.;I9°3- _ ' A

_ _ __ __ - ___ ~ 2- '” drought runinw me mmi0nS_and_yemn

U D the tar away"'region of floods the loss has< _

¢~I\/\¢\l\/\¢U\/\ G _ been equally emi- -

mflled “fl 1 direct line Kansas City, where `

i“0ld Sydney Mines”

SCREENED.

> RUN 0F MINE

AND SLACK.

'COAL

J. n. A uecnnanr, editor.

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sibeiio Biiiffhgiienriost omoe-Herbert clark. suffered from floods and excessive rain

J. r>.no01_>, _ - i Aovenismg Muni subscription Mar. rolls along its orbit and completes its

an Independant Journal, nntram n B

f°*f‘°“»‘“““""°b° R 'hm' "svn, loss from liood is estimated at iilteen

N `.|::i;'g id fmruei- the inet interest; millions of dollars is some 1250 miles 111111

F °f ”‘° i’°°Pl°‘ “d ngztizaor |Quebec. The line would cover a numbe i _

& t hbiramratzsigges New rfowse Block. of states in which quite normal weathe _ _ `

' ° ‘ fs 'at the following fates, ~ ‘ »

_ N°“§le’;:°`§2:;cg.__°°‘ ' conditions prevail, where the rainfall ha " _ C

payn _ -_ “origins Edii'J;‘i'da“y (excem Sundaw' mi; ‘been suiilcient,but not excessive. In years _ '

mon ,SC . . . . ~ - » - » » »ones »»~- on '... o _t

W°°“‘-' Edr'§°” (w°d”°‘d") P" ye" in ;r.oo past Kansas has suffered far more from _ _

advance ..... ... ............................. .. V A _

? Branch Offlcet drought than from floods. It has not ln-_ _ _ . __ - _ _ _

UI" URI” ¢°|p'~;2§:hn°gy“ge"g§§?11f;,i:‘ “wg frequently happened also that the now

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edgdveiiliaing. l°b "°"“ 'md °"‘°" b °°°° pacrhed ' and flame-swept regions of w ~ _ 4, f t I __ __ _ _ _ sruimmeriide. Rogers & R°¥¢\’°' °¥°"°"3- B-C' Eastern Canada and New England have _ _ _ ;, _ _ _ _,_ __

souris Esitfugrtelenhone Omce-P. G. Seaman fall. I! we pause to illflllife Wh? the? ‘ __ 1* i

Agni present unusual conditions prevail we ask i

_in vain. No man can tell. The earth ‘

yearly circuit from year 'to year and from

Prompt delivery at Pier,

North Sydney.

Prices on application.

SATURDAY, J UNE 6, 1903.

tqcmjo W noon o_rLAm£.

Agent for P. E. I. _

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Strcct School.

Scl|ool'1`rnstees up to June :oth for painting and kalsominingthe School, also painting the

News from various parts of North Amer- ,mgghu-, gr why our spring has been*

ica tellsot extreme drought in some sec- bmigward and wld, why the usual rain. _

u _tions while other sections are suffering _fall has not comm or why the wind mms _ 1

, H U v V W _H0111 ¢X¢08SiV¢ Bills *md M049- The dry for a long time from a particular quarter,

section of the 000|-il1¢D\’» 0°V¢l`S 0HtN`i°» we instinctively feel that no man can , Q\10b¢¢» the Mwitime P"°Vi“¢e3» New furnish the desired information. _

' * =* ‘£2 England and Northern New York. The It is indead on, of nam,-¢'s mystm-1,,

rainy and flooded region has its centre in that he, greater movements gn me uni. Kansas, and covers the great valley ot the vu-Se Seem governed by fixed and immut.

Missouri and to aconslderable extent the lable law, md clocknke precision and

Ville! Of U12 MlSSiS8iDPi d°W° W its accuracy, while in other matters pertain-

_mouth. The area of severe drought cover-i mg axclusively tothe wrth, 1°, ,t,m°s_ ` `

l- U18 Ea-Stern C5055* Wd New England plete, its water, the conditions closely ` _n _ '

Tudm ‘in 5° ’°°'i'°d “Y th' “"4 °'\ f1'°m L&\¢ HMO” t° s¥‘1°°Y is ’°“3h]Y afecting all forms ot life uponthis planet, _ `

l,(I0 miles long by 5(1) miles broad. The than is endless d{vu.Sit,_ change md __ _

nnorm comge. work to be oompieted on or region ot excessive rain and Hoods is quite __¢,m,1n¢,y_ W, wma” Wm, ug;-ring _ '

_.adore thexgtn efaugmt nerr- as large. InEastern Canada. and New smet the ti hw ' ul ' _ ‘

ruueoim be bmueazui fs of ’_ '“° W _ °“"°"°°°°" _ 1 ~ _ ‘ - I ' "__ mm mv ° _~ = ° == _mama mm Msbeensuch _,,s,,,,c,,0,, me at get for untunu mo___" Wea, '30 costumes inthe lot ai sizes-and at diiited

diurnal revolution oithe earth upon its N I

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axes is equally accurate, well-ordered and B

sare. But when we ask why one winter _ _

is colder, or one summer warmer than »

n._ srnwanr, by an-est tires as has not been known for “wut the mom,” ,hm th, sudo, of ~ o -- ’ °°°"'”’°”°”" agenerationiiever b0f01‘¢ \°d°°°°"°°f the earth will !ailnD0nthel00Il.tirthe_ ‘, ‘ »

my neoaef. villages and small towns have been awe

Tries azeaot bound to accept _ :_ _l » ». _ ° V pt

$ a

‘5 r‘_"°"""3i‘ _ onto! existence. Thelosses bythe and sua md mu" ‘ _iunu _or . _

“‘|_~e°1|ps°`but no m`u°‘gt£u whether _ _ _ _

_ iiheskfwllibeeionded or olaara week# 1 3 _ 8 _ j"' '

`m°evaaa day hence. We know wheni ' ` " P

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A _ Will tell you that we sell 'hats of best

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iinality cheaper thanother men who sell '

less than one-tenth as many as we do.

Wear a Christy And be content

50c, 75c, $1.00, 1.25, 1. 50, 2.00, 2.50, 3.00.

You can puta tone of summer to your

spring suit anew hat, 2 -

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dnadow of'the moon upon the

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- tides wlllabb and flow fonyears to _ o`0,_m¢__ _ _

Nlmt as to the direction from

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which the wind will blow tomorrow a- its force, or _whether we shall

gave sm, or-eighty aopseroc sm., _

enktioaelesortnbiraa tags-ny' " yonao, "irons =‘ 0 4,; _ omse planes; in "”

_e`thits,ti\essarsintheirooneaas,_aad ~ot s§»w1oa¢suao1ouos,t_ne ian;

1|pwia’~on_e and"_lhe‘same.~" Qnr tvhlllnltbattheremnst be the entire achexaeof nature,

_ the just sed miner." “no ooosoeu it-to

lisathen were quite agreid that a Divine _ had or for mercy," 'Very possibly we

lfowerorpowers _held sway __-in _all the im” ned w nt but ‘nm 61”” ta the

ltfrcel and _ operations of nature, That mth” an ndgut 'atm tht nm |51 .ut “net P"°"*u_9¢d- 31.*” 1§!\.‘i5». _“.l*°'!8 “W orwithheld at least sometimes as a‘ part 5'” .FM 31° b°0<'|»_ 91.0 _“hoof thc] necessary disciplineto which our _ nested __ and the ignorant. It 1-we 'mug _‘1'”s'be 'subj`wted_ '_ .nd

in only in moiern ages that _the idea __°¢pe¢“ny M, teach out dependence upon

has coma in which diasevers divine _ ¢, paw” Kruger mm om-s¢1"s_ _

»_control from certain mundane alairs. A P'°b°m7 ”° t"° ‘3n°5i°l°°"“3'°° WF' E "The _Ending ot the Royal Commission oisely in their views ~as to how the m_;||'°'GQm” Q,” dwmatu deg” variations of our meteorological pheno~ R°,8~G°vemment ofthe ommé of com FWD* “fe bwught °_~b°‘1'- TM? *ll fail splracy tocorrupt Opposition members;

utterly to explain to our reason the causes They decide that Gam" had no person”

appear to have had _no doubts upon the in regard to mm “um wrmpt chu!" subject. In the days ol J ob'they believed sb", i__\d|5N.°,,°d by thesnn bod’ _at the

`, it was God “Who giveth rain' upon the 'widenaemhich appears to be more “_

“Wh 'md' '°°d°i'h "We" “Pm We curate andereditaole than that adduced

ieids.” _And hundreds of years later in support u,~u.¢0|»_» .Thu E-“ms B hh

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loss otasecond of time. Trains are never _

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