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(_‘r~1'|<‘:`nAll!;rr.-:rin- .-_~~p_-nl \\1.fl‘. l.!.r°.<»» ‘__‘_ _;‘- .. m allies. nuns., and al. lun.-in; the cag' Oi _U1-»\~f= _ know zhatasinzlc ;|ppf.:ati:.n will ntinrd lI1Bl.'1!\i_l'~'i ~`-» »°====»= fe were.-°"“r“;.i;'s.:;:.;;‘: nsa¢rorzuring.f.:1d< is. gnrinz o.e _u|\n.Qs_ _ _ . llilotl of hut. and not to use thrm is to fmt in our-_il :Y»F~ Snnxrtor Sxrx~‘l`on\~r~nsn luarr-:s llsgr io; index: lornxls nr swarm bmi with or-rrcr ir.. Q\ . an

Aggie anointing with Cr:‘rrv::i:.\, greatest of uhm cures.

_ Hwép- h.&(?.(‘i.=: _,Sole

mif'§;»ttgi\`.“ iitiivivrifiiis riifzivlisrrn Diseases. rm-

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Slltilitll iltillilfiltib

Why shouldn’t we be proud

of our trimmed Hat work l %

Even the lowest priced hat#

passes under the eye of a mil- % linery artist and must he# perfect before it leaves *

*the shop. We do not *mean by this, that our $1.50#

hat, has so much style as our*

_ $5.00 Hat. #

We do mean however, that#

` our $1.50 Hat has $1.50 worth

of style, even as our $5 hat, has %

*$5 worth of style. You, too*

will he proud of our trimmed# Hat work, when you have* selected yours for the coming ig' season.

F. Perkins &. (ln.

2 mr uiuirnv tuners. ,Eg iiwissttsrttismsls

§ mud! i

sees

Hrurnisy

is certainly cured bythe use of

EGYPTIAN '

RHEUMATIG s 011..

for sale by all D ruggist

Price-254: perbottle.

Xly25cod1yr -fi

'nm roms. `

I stood uponfthe ocean’s sandy beach,

And with a reed I wrote upon the Sand these words:

°°Agnes, I love thee." But the winds came and the waves Rolled mountains high,

And blotted out the tairimpression. Cruel waves l treacherous sand ! fragile

reed!

No longer will I trust thee, But from the highest mountain peak 1’ll pluck the tallest pine.

And, dipped in the crater oi Vesuvius,

With it I’ll Write

Upon the high and burnished heavens

These tender words:

-»The standard set by Bruce Stewart &

For their business relations with the

public is a high one.

Good examples ot this are to be found

in the class of work they turn out,’ and I would like to see any doggoned waves wash that out.

THE GUARDIAN

An Indegndent Journal. untrsmmellcd and earless;a ing to he I

Just. lmphrtlal, Rallablm N9 Y

.raking at all times. to 1‘\rrth_er the but-it li. -rr-c.-rs ot the r>coule,and rocorrnrzed therefore w The E'eop1e’s Paper-

Published nt its offices, Cameron Bloex.9outh =ide Post Orllce, nt the following rates,payablt in aCl\'nt\cc:--

Morning Edition. daily (except Sunday)

months $1.00; er yr ....................... .. 4.00 Semi-Weekly E.iit.ion\.\lorid. &. Thnr.l Pei' or

5150 ' M1 ....1.-.»

yr-,: . ;m_=__ vnnce . . . _ . . . . . . _ . _ _ . ._.3 .. weekly laurixon \Thur~d'\yl por your 51.*.-`..‘»;in advzrnce _ . _ . . . . . ._ . ; ._ . . . . . . . . . . . . ._ .L00

Branch Otfices _

have lwcn e.stn.bli<hcd at the following: plnow. \vii~.\':e <ub_~‘criptiOri.~‘ may be paid. U0“'~" f\\l`l'f .f_-i~..=.i, ;ni.\'cr~!ising‘, iob worl; and other bum :i `~'s t‘ran==.-\r‘to<l:- _ _ ‘ s`i:rr=_rncr.~'iii<», Cx1r':~i-Ss Bookstore-D. lx. Cu1‘rl"

_‘.l;niai;ct‘. _ _

_\_2¥>rr;on,Alrerzon Bookstore. G. S. 1\Iutrn.r.~

Agent. _ ` sour-is liast, 'l elcmhone office, lt :~camnn.Ar:cnt

B. J\ P~

- bl-litor. Business Manager.

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XVEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER2. i898.

I nnnnxarrou or Jamaica-

At the close of the war between

the United States and Spain there was much discussion of the dissatis- faction existing in the island' of Jamaica, and the excellent dispo- sition there to seek annexation to the great Republic. More re- cently there , has been some diversion in the way of a. pro- posal that the Island shall join its fortunes with the Dominion of Cana- da. This scheme, if scheme it can be called, is not likely to be realised for a long time to come. It does not appear that the J amaicans have seriously 'considered the matter, nor that the Canadian people have much desire for the proposed union. Canadais ex- port trade to the entire British West Indies is but small and does not in- crease. Our entire importations from that quarter last year were but little more than a. million dolla.r’s worth. while our exports thither were but $l4§,000. Of course our trade with Jamaica was much less ,than this, and therefore of no very great consequence relatively to our dealings with other countries.

If we have not much trade with

our fellow subjects in the West In- dies we have little interest in com- mon with them in other respects, bt- yond being under the same flag. The population of Jamaica is mostly col- ored, ignorant and unprogressive. The possession of the island by Can- ada. would add largely to the expense of government in the Dominion, with- out suicient compensating advanta- ges. In point of national safety it would bea. source of weakness rather than of strength.. In this regard Newfoundland, which we might have had for the asking a few_ years ago, would be a near and valuable acquisi- tion compared with Jamaica. New- foundland is in a position from which ithe access to the gulf and river St Lawrence are commanded, and that .island mustbe one of the outworks of our defence if the Dominionvis ever seriously threatened ' by any European power. Hence if the Dom- inion cver extondsjts _territories it will be our first duty to round out? our possessions tothe eastward, rather than seek for Islands in the distant West Indies. `

All the well-known signs are said to

agree in_ forecasting an early and severe winter. The wild geese are taking their departure for the south earlier than usual, patridge feathers extend .down to the toes and the goose-bone confirms the other in- fallible omens. Now Tm; GUARDIAN has not a. particle of faith in these so-called sivus. We view them as survivals ofo the times of supersition. ‘No living man can tell what sort of weather we :shall have next week or next winter, or whether it will be more or loss severe than usual.. Both men sud the inferior animals can read the face of a. sky to a sutlicient extent to make a. forecast of the

beyond that the knowledge vf men or ibrutes does not extend.

I nly a

step

From the“ almost.” to the “altogethen

here

Yau can just as well have the altogether right as the almost right-by trading

» I .

FURNITURE from factkdr-‘v to user. °

WE make it-you buy itl no freight to

pay, no m1ddleman’s profit.

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lilRl___l__tR|_tHTt tu..

.n,s.e&z;`{7"' fm in

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weather for a few hours to come, but

And now the United States

and coasting laws have been extended

both to Cuba and » Porto Rico. As both islands are treated precisely in the same manner pretty clear notice is given that it is intended to hold them both as United States posses- sions. Our Canadian trade with the islands named will hereafter be under greater restrictions than before, and we lose rather than gain by the ex- change.

Nelson’s m-unrment in Montre il

has fallen into :r tlilnpidsrted condition :ind has aiso srrtl'erczi .sonlewlurt from wrndtriisrri. The lllontreal Herald __ in rais‘ng :r _snliscription to repair the monument nucl is succeeding in ob- taining a. la.rge number of subscribers who will contribute from one to twenty dollars catch. The Hcrald’s theuglitfulness deserves the thanks of the loyal people of Canada. And, speaking of monuments, we beg to re- mind both the imperial and Dominidn governments that in the future dis- tribution of these mementoes of the departed great ones this loyal pro- vince ouglrt to be remembered. There oughtto be a. public monument for some eminent Briton or Canadian at least in every provincialicapital of the Dominion.

Following is a German account of

an incident not told in the English papers till very lately: _ A small British gunbont entered the port of Manila and was stopped by the Am- erican tender §\IcCulloch, which sent an oiiicer to ascertain whether the vessel was rea.` ly the Rattler and not a ship carrying contraband of war.

“When the British and French ad-

mirals were informed of these pro- ceedings they visited immediately the Germ.-in admiral, who agreed with them that such treatment of neutral men-ol'-wzrr must be 'resented by force of arms. Hence all the neutral vessels cleared for action. Admiral Dewey, however, did not countenance the belravior of his sub- ordinate, and rendered the necessary apologies to all the commanders."

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these days of busyprogressive- ,_

ness old age _seems to creep ._ more quickly upon us than rt_

used to. fl he wear and tear of. _

». business life, to-day, seems to ‘ 'leave more ageing marks`._ .5 f _ Quick lunches and irregulsrf ` ' meals tell on the system. The organs of digestion refuse to work as they should. and from

this springs many trying ills, ‘ Regulate your system, and .sl

healthful ly the constant use of

It rids yor: svf-1em of indigestiom

and the tnanj: ills that bring the lines of age and 1 min to the face. _ F

J. A S, Brwzretic. M.D,_,C l\t'..Mc»z1t- _

real, Profes.=.'.r-o? Svrycry, Laval H111- - versity Medi nl l-`ncr_lty: Surgeon to __ the Hotel Dieu. etc. says: “I hayc RE- found it p_~-_tif~=~larly beneficial 111 the treatmeri' of rlerfrr-_sf¢_~ri~.e::ts of thr liver and of ‘ ite digestive orgaus.u11d I consicler tlmt the regular use of :1 prepnratiovi ff this ifnzmc has ar cc-

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Cl e ten ertcy to proaorrg _e.

1- am using itin mv hospital practice ’

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Wome|i’s

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make 'your digestive orgzmst: Soothing. healing, emoluen

_ 4 Kid Slipper in all sizes at ` ' f,-.-+»..s._ <~,_._1»i *_ ` J

Lifoloninl.

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CAMDEN. Oct._ 27 .-A i- an was found

dear! rt- u marble _yard thia m01‘|lug._ His he rd rested on a tombstone capped by an angel with widespread Wingf. _ Last nighfs heavy storm had pelted ` down on him and his clorlzes wer: trozan to the ground. ‘ _ . A nrtn loom d on the dead rnan’s face,

__ grew gliastly v~hite,"clapped his hands to his br-»a~r., staggered and fell dead. _ George Def.-n, a butcher, lived with _his employer. Gro-ge Swope. at No. ' 1031 M irker street. He did not return to his home la»t night. and search was made for him. Hs was soon found in ri marble yard on Mrrket street. near hy. He had fallen at the toruhstonels base and there he died. The sun sh :ne in his glrrinu eyes.

A ruorhully curious crowd quickiv

surrouf-ded tho body. Some one threw

looking, well dressed, came walking ` hrisklv along. ' . ~

"Whats the trouble 9” he asked. "Dead man," answered one of the

crowd.

"Whois he P” “I d_on’t know. They just fourd him.

They say he lived near here."

“Let me see him.” fue elderly man pressed forward.

and, as tho coat Was lifted, looked down

put to his lips. C

men. ‘-He’s dead.” `

fKnowlton. one of the city’s most promi

china Company, manufacturers' ot. woollen machinery. ' '-

County Physician Jones said Mr.

lKnowltou- probably had heart disease. land that the sudden sight of Keen’s face

genre was fetal to Keen

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l Tnnlaiest hit. \Vhite’s Snowflake

Snornsvs `RElnr 'ro Wrln High

Five pockets.-Deep flaps.-Six inch

Mid Brown, Drab. Claret. Heatl1_er,f0x _ ,;i_ord, Blue mixture and Olive mixtirref Waterproof, Windproof. ' Frostprcof

Columbia for $6.75. ' Shore_y’s Guaran-

_guara.ntee. -Jas. PA'roN & CO.-

` 29`eod tt.

ANo‘rnr-:nfconsignment of honey ar-

_ rivcd. White comb and dark comb 18c`. and 151:, lb at Gay’s Stalls Market Charlottetown. ' 23 _1f_ g

1 - ».f'-:. . ' _ --

The young manofto-day 1s._ __ _ _.__ . . _

the old inanlofto-1"noi',f0;w. L In 1 _ ____ _ ___ _ _ ,. _ ._ . _

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a nicer preparation J ~

than

§,';,'£ British Almond Pink.

3% #lt

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li dries in rapidly

nbbelff' £ll_¢l'°¢5¢ml_ salt ‘,§Is delicately perfumed. i 'I lSl1l!lgS 8.lW&}`S Ollilmlllil. ii If i

iw _ s

Is sold at a. popular price.

*Is prepared by

W. llElllllll, Phm. trurnr omissions

put this advertisement in

now but we have just i

to let you know that we

have received anew white -i i

$1.45 =~ Pair- _ If you

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winter, please do not' foil ' ff* L

' get that we have them. _ '

acoatover it. An gelderly man, line

°‘I..`s no use,” said one _of the police- - ' magniacent §electi0n

fashionable effects rn Black Dress Goods

5° he Was- He W” Chafl” H Our variety 'of materials is so large we

_ 1. _ . » 1

_ nent business men Presidentfand.gener-li, We _ cans- j, - “ ' . .al manager ot tr\eeM. A.” Furbush Ma-fgf. 1 8.!ly_ p’B1‘8`8.~` ’ s s ._ v ` `

ll; sf ,.1 2 *_ __ . _- _

was a shotek too sever; for him. _ Expo-; I .manketsi _ -

‘_ ' - _ Floncton

White Blanket

lChocolales. Take no other. I . i ' _ I _ ~ I diff if I ’

,T WEAR ..StanIiel'l’s unshrinkablel _V f in ‘ ' if é if itlnderrvear”-thehealthiest and .-best ~` I 5 ' ""' l I ” _ lon the market. 4 A ~ ‘ .r _

- » .. A large assortment of Bed I

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l Walerproofed Frieze Ulsters made from l Covermgs’ extra' value 85°* ` pure wool. 32 oz. to the yard Frieze. €aCh-

fCoxnfortable__, Sold_._ by all reputable JBUUOD dealers from Nova. Scotia- .to A I I I

teeCard#in tLe pocket, of course. In-it ‘ _ ` -_-sist on seeing it. it is a_ good ' square ti

IRESS

thrice Stvle tml Ex

All the latest styles novelties of

and New York. and prices as low asany m

A.. wr*

ww ms earl

' Is alsoa feature of our assortmentlyas

pretty designs _than-appeal to the popular

.on the distorted' tice. He staggered . _ _ back, clutching at his heart, and tell. _ ._ . _ , _ , ` - Two policemen lifted -him to_ a chair ' I , ~ " I _a i.. J -- and chafed his hands. Whiskey, hur- ’

ri dly brought from a saloon, was put

nm.

a:v.vn1»»u

nuswlr

wr nr adn

collar. with thrcstftab.-Double stitch-~ 1 _ -I ' 7 ti 'J u ° ed edgrs- Raised seams.. Length 54 . t __ f; ‘ inches. Nine- colors. -Black. Blue,§_l ' ` ` j _ ‘

glbyes for Fall 'year

Glove at

< ‘ we

'sTl'°"e§*tiew _CIlhni~lfor wed

_ _ isunrrsinr. *_ i ° '

_rrvrov#*r# - -lllltl _,__ ,___,__

ry s'r. .|onu's_n:wroor|_nr.A|ro. stnnafiims mpg:-s

_-i; ' u _ ' _

I *for the herds Bhd °°Htplexion_#.i We] have opened a due line of RWM

fsuitings. ovcmpatingstna

_ oaiihow ance-pt nest has cf

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_ 2ocP0r bottle. ~ 5

P -*- ' " 5 t

csnsnu. snteettte Aoelrr I Lemons, Bureau,

_ U|_9f'1U_¢T|0||EEll. receivers ct butter,

You may not 'need them 3 P E |su;;‘:'f:'=y;'-L"fg'f=gfm au mm pmdmu.

__ ' ' ' ° *"""°* boughtsndioltlone

sPmqr,ar.'rrm

rl °i*~‘

Exehslr

octrdarwrr '

-rnun, nears, Pour.1'|r'f.~surrclr src

vessels Faoin sosron ro sr. lows ’

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Brenraer. ro.s.,

` throughout them.

_ _ _ _ I " 1 ‘ hu all

~ ml _ = requires pair through the xg! wntiitraome _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ HAUFAXM ._ _ mrgmmw

--- I so as

romania oats, = rt returned to

loss, ltovnainr ,hae gm*

3 _ _ ~ l tohave

f _ u_03’o_»l¢nmenm solicited.

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crrr|.s,_i_ini\'_srs, utr, cus, yscsrnsrrsl

“mmm .» -_ ost. rsdsm

‘=sr_m\1'ron urrts-v '-Lute at sums* --

First-clam Blttl'

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